00:02:05.000Thomas Massey, political renegade, and by my reckoning at least, man of ideals and principle, is literally going out there and naming people from the Epstein file list.
00:02:18.000What's been amazing is since the Epstein files, which in a sense, in a way, it's a symbol.
00:02:34.000There's a whole variety of ways that they could be compromised.
00:02:38.000Another thing that the Epstein file symbolizes there are relationships between nations and even entities and institutions that subvert and transcend the relationships between their population and their democratic government.
00:02:51.000I.e., there might be relationships between deep state agencies, e.g., Israel or Saudi Arabia, see, don't matter which one.
00:02:59.000And the UK or the US or Russia, see, don't matter which ones, that transcend the explicit sovereign duties of a government elected by a population.
00:03:30.000Here's Thomas Massey, boy who cried wolf, or Dachshundfat.
00:03:35.000It's been a year since the president signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, and the government continues to withhold over 3 million files.
00:03:43.000We want perpetrators of these crimes to be investigated and prosecuted.
00:03:47.000Men like Jess Staley, Leon Black, Les Wexner, David Copperfield, Lapo Elkham, Tom Pritzker, Glenn Dubin, Frederick Fakai.
00:03:57.000What I think is tough about that is I don't know about you, the only person I've heard on.
00:04:00.000In that list is David Copperfield, right?
00:04:03.000Like everyone else, I know Leon Black is, I don't know any of them other people are.
00:04:06.000So I'm like listening to it going, you better say Obama, you better say Clinton, give us someone good, I'm rooting for someone that matters.
00:04:14.000And then it's like, David Copperfield?
00:06:25.000If you think that Prince Andrew, a member of the royal family, could in any way look at their faces, they actually do think it's possible, don't they?
00:06:35.000Oh, you think Prince Andrew could be involved, huh?
00:07:50.000Is not the kind of peripheral figures that have no.
00:07:53.000I'm interested, and I reckon you are too if you examine yourselves in real power.
00:07:58.000So when people's names come out in these Epstein files, of course, what you want is justice for the actual victims.
00:08:04.000Victoria Gwifri, I think I'm saying her name right, who took her own life pretty recently and who did allege that Prince Andrew and her had what she describes as a non consensual encounter at minimum, I have to say.
00:08:18.000And I sometimes forget because I'm so caught up.
00:08:21.000I sometimes forget because I'm so caught up in my.
00:08:24.000Deep loathing of corrupt power and hypocrisy.
00:08:26.000I forget that this case involves victims.
00:08:28.000Like, there are people that have like having nightmares and trauma and bodily scars as a result of abuse and sexual abuse and terrible, terrible exploitative things.
00:08:36.000I forget that because I can't get my head out of what's going on with these powerful people around the world.
00:09:44.000But what interests me is, is there some esoteric, occult, supernatural dimension to all of this?
00:09:49.000And increasingly, peculiarly, it seems like there might be.
00:09:53.000All of those things that they labor pretty hard Waverly Furniture Company, Pizzagate, the things they work pretty hard to go, oh, that's ridiculous.
00:10:02.000Always, by the way, expecting us to forget that throughout human history, people in positions of power have had weird sexual shit going on, man.
00:10:25.000Like, you think that what makes you think that the powerful people now are any different from powerful people 500 years ago?
00:10:33.000Examine it, interrogate it, take that thought captive, hold a gun to that thought's head, and make it tell you the truth.
00:10:39.000Because I think you'll discover eventually that the Epstein files are fascinating because powerful people have often engaged in this kind of conduct and behavior.
00:10:49.000Even in scripture, the Jezebel and King Ahab portion of the book of Kings, for example, is talking about ritualized sexual behavior in order to generate different forms of power.
00:11:03.000Later on in the show today, my guest, make sure I say her name right, Christy Anastas, will be talking somewhat about non canonical literature, specifically the early part of the book of Enoch, which talks about chapters and concepts that are in the canonical Bible, i.e., Genesis 6, the fallen angels, the Daughters, the sons of God saw the daughters of man like them got involved.
00:11:27.000I'm paraphrasing, that's not how it says it in the Bible.
00:11:30.000That is espoused and elaborated on in the book of Enoch.
00:11:33.000And we learn of a supernatural realm and supernatural entities.
00:11:37.000Supernatural could just mean beyond the senses, it could just mean beyond our understanding.
00:11:43.000Human beings often mistake the threshold of our own understanding with the threshold of what is possible.
00:11:53.000Potentiality in which the smallest particles appear to be both waves and particles simultaneously, and there could be, it seems, an engagement with the consciousness of the observer.
00:12:03.000What I'm saying is, we know very little about reality, but what we do know as a result of the Epstein files, and what we do know as a result of Thomas Massey, is David Copperfield had more tricks up his sleeve than he was letting us know.
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00:14:11.000How ridiculous our systems and institutions are now.
00:14:14.000That it's just ordinary for us to accept that our governments are corrupt, that our media lies to us, that pharmaceutical companies sell us products that are bad for us and will keep that information from us for as long as possible so we can profit, that food is laced with toxicity and chemicals that are harmful for us.
00:14:28.000Just everywhere, it's a 360 snow globe of total absolute corruption in every single direction.
00:14:36.000But the good news is this within you, there is a portal to limitless power that you yourself have access to.
00:14:42.000And if you refuse to let them shut that door, you are a participant in a glorious revolution.
00:15:51.000I don't like to use the phrase miracle drug, but I'll use it because what it does is every single cell in your body gets sort of coated with it, and the mitochondria and the energy within the mitochondria that's the battery within every single cell gets a real boost from this stuff.
00:16:05.000Now, it is a gamble because you've got to get it down your neck or Gregory Peck, as we say in Cockney, without dropping this blue dye.
00:16:14.000If you get it on your clothes, it's gone, it's over, there's nothing you can do about it.
00:16:20.000I did it, but I touched my tooth, so it's possible.
00:16:48.000Yo, let's have a look at this dude I see on X talking about the nature of time in a very reassuring Mr. Rogers, Carl Sagan, the old days when people on television weren't automatically definitely a pedophile type times where you feel a bit more relaxed about stuff.
00:22:45.000Well, you know, the body is made to move.
00:22:47.000So when we do drugs, if I can get those who have done drugs to understand, yeah, for a long period of time, the body starts shutting down and numbing out.
00:22:57.000Movement helps engage in the body again.
00:23:01.000The body and the mind need re engagement.
00:23:05.000So I come in and I say, hey, We're going to start breathing and we start very small and just take some breaths.
00:26:08.000How about if we expand this beyond the sort of obvious emotional prophylactic of chemical intervention induced by drugs and into the realm of bodily restrictions that may occur socially and through family, i.e., you don't have to be a drug addict to have put a bottle on your emotion?
00:26:25.000I think there are probably a lot of people in this room that are not drug addicts, although looking around, they do all basically look like they are drug addicts.
00:26:32.000That will, nonetheless, yes, you, sir, I am looking at you, Sean.
00:26:37.000But my point is that what about people who have never taken drugs but nonetheless?
00:26:41.000Are inarticulate emotionally simply because the culture that you live in is invested in keeping you in a sort of a chokehold of emotional ignorance.
00:26:49.000So I've worked with people like that quite a bit, including children who've been traumatized.
00:26:54.000And we have to start maybe with art therapy, that other bullshit stuff you were talking about.
00:26:59.000That is very profound and very, you know, a way in for the child to start describing what's going on in their body.
00:27:06.000So the body doesn't lie, but I can bullshit my words.
00:27:26.000We have to build a rapport first, right?
00:27:27.000You have to kind of like me a little bit.
00:27:30.000And it looks like people do like me a little bit because I've been doing this work for a long time and I get asked to do this work.
00:27:36.000So we build a rapport and then we start slowly to uncover all the shame, the guilt.
00:27:43.000The trauma that the body speaks loudly and keeps score of, and that's how we work very subtly.
00:27:51.000It's but then we move into bigger movements.
00:27:54.000So then I would take perhaps a whole group of people make them do it, make them love and connect, shin if they want to.
00:28:01.000You do, but I think it would be very good if the whole audience was talked through a relatively rudimentary and not necessarily physically overwhelming movement class, yes.
00:28:55.000It's going to play through our whole studio.
00:28:56.000here before you got here okay hey Ashley I'm coming alive wait a minute I'm feeling funky is it she or is it the she legit we'll never know dog does not like it let's get Jake man Jake's moving I'm feeling free
00:30:13.000So you're saying that movement is part of the artillery of the body, and if you sort of get into A kind of a sedentary and rigid way of life, Barbara, you're losing your kind of fluency, your emotional fluency, like trapped emotion in the body, as it were.
00:30:35.000Our ancestors have been moving for thousands of years, and we forget about that through trauma, through all sorts of, as you said, forces of life that trap us.
00:30:46.000And I come in and I begin to help the person.
00:30:50.000Reintegrate that and have a relationship with themselves sober.
00:30:53.000Do you prefer to do it on a one on one or group setting?
00:31:07.000But I have done it, I've worked with lots of different kinds of people children, older adults, people with, you know, severely schizophrenia, all sorts of different kinds of.
00:31:17.000What kind of interesting resistance have you encountered?
00:32:44.000And also, one of the challenges that people might be detecting is a tendency of the culture to transmigrate spiritual power into secular fields, kind of a godlessness.
00:32:56.000They'll sort of go, Oh, we can handle all of your compassion and your mysticism over here.
00:33:02.000And what that sort of has had a historic tendency to do is to appoint and allocate godly power to human individuals.
00:33:09.000And Lord alone knows that there have been points in my life where I've misused that, in addition to my sort of obvious misuse of drugs and all manner of things.
00:33:18.000Like if you have a facility for spirituality, it's very easy to maneuver people's energy.
00:33:27.000And really, that should only be done in the service of the highest possible principle.
00:33:32.000And that's why there's a predicate for selflessness at the very beginning, at the very genesis.
00:33:37.000It's good that, say, for example, priests are celibate because we've chalked that off.
00:33:42.000And once that, if you're establishing communities and those communities are meant to be idealistic communities, community worthy of the name, if you know that the people that are starting it and are involved in the inception don't have another motive, like money or sex seem to be the most obvious motives, once you can get rid of those motives, then you can trust people a little easier.
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00:37:29.000What it is in Course in Miracles, maybe some of you know what Course in Miracles is, but what I like about Course in Miracles are these two facts.
00:37:37.000Whoever it was that compiled that book, they didn't bother putting their name on the cover.
00:37:51.000And then, I like this second fact that Marianne Williamson, who is like sort of the self help guru and Democrat.
00:38:01.000Candidate in 2020, she, or maybe 2016 when Biden ran the first, I can't remember her, but you know, Marion Williamson.
00:38:10.000Her whole career is sort of founded upon analysis and critiques of Course in Miracles, right?
00:38:14.000So, what that tells you sometimes is something's got a lot of juice.
00:38:18.000Like if something can generate that much.
00:38:20.000Anyway, it's like one of those things that always seems bold, first person written in the voice of our Lord and Savior Christ.
00:38:26.000And I always think, okay, when anyone's willing to do that, it's like a bold move.
00:38:31.000But Jesus Calling by Sarah Young, a very popular daily devotional.
00:38:34.000Does the same thing, and actually, I think she well, she legit.
00:38:39.000I think not to keep talking about my own products here, but um, I think she legit because Sarah Young, when you listen to her the journey she's been on, she doesn't seem like a person.
00:38:49.000This is what you basically want to know whether it's me or anybody else.
00:38:53.000You want to know that if you get past the mask, they're not going really all I want is money and sex or money and power or whatever con constellation of selfishness people are trying to conceal behind their apparently good motives.
00:39:07.000And if, like me, you're becoming spiritually.
00:39:09.000Awakened through severe pain, you'll start to be more sensitive to these things.
00:39:16.000And so, anyway, in Course in Miracles, it says something like My sinless brother, my sinless brother is my guide to peace, my sinful brother is my guide to pain.
00:40:52.000Anyway, so this one though, but this one though, it made me realize that all apparent external information is electromagnetic information being neurologically passed between synapses.
00:41:08.000So truly, your perspective on a person is influencing reality at the deepest level.
00:41:13.000If you believe that someone is beautiful, you will believe them into beauty.
00:41:19.000We are co participants, co heirs with Christ, creating reality while we live it and walk it, not in a wild, angry, trying to be nice type way.
00:41:26.000No, you have the power of the universe coursing through you.
00:41:32.000And how that can play out, sort of in a practical way, is like that when you're feeling, as I always basically do, feelings of resentment or selfishness in many forms, that I can now, it's given me a bit more of a hack to go in there and go, love that person.
00:41:47.000And if you can't get to love, you have to stop.
00:41:50.000If you can't get to forgiveness, you have to stop.
00:41:52.000The problem is that we're in such a heightened zoological environment these days where we live in such a heightened State of stimulation that we don't even know who we really are.
00:41:59.000Actually, like Barbara was just saying, something like movement can put you back in your body because you don't even know how to be in your body properly.
00:42:04.000You've experienced so much abuse and trauma and unusual and ugly circumstance, you don't even know how to simply be.
00:42:10.000You know, you're left on your own for 25 seconds, you just start crying, or someone says something nice to you and you start crying.
00:42:15.000It's because you have no contact with eternity.
00:42:19.000But the contact with eternity is continually available.
00:42:52.000And I think for me, that has been a great reminder.
00:42:56.000Jake, how are we going to help people to have a more nuanced, Understanding of what we mean when we say Satan, because this being the South and all, and you being like a guy from Louisiana in a baseball cap with that beard and literally with a full truck outside and probably a firearm tucked down the front of your underpants, how are people going to know that what we mean by Satan?
00:43:17.000Evil, darkness, false light, you know, the counterfeit.
00:43:22.000And I think that is the world right now.
00:43:25.000It's trying to get you with glamour and flashy things, and it's all false light.
00:44:00.000Christian, I've kept it from you brilliantly.
00:44:03.000Christian Astus is a religious freedom advocate whose family roots trace back to Bethlehem, actual Bethlehem, given her first hand lens on the pressures facing Christian communities and other religious minority groups across the Middle East.
00:44:14.000She holds a master's degree in international affairs and has led a public campaign raising awareness of these issues internationally.
00:44:21.000Her work also explores the Hebrew and ancient context of scripture, connecting biblical texts to questions of identity, reconciliation, religious freedom, and how Christians understand the world today.
00:44:31.000Raised in Bethlehem, I said, well, I mean, that's called a book that, if there's going to be a book, raised in Bethlehem, especially because it's all about bread and everything.
00:44:38.000And then, like, raised, it's got that bread thing.
00:45:06.000International affairs, oh, biblical languages, a passion for reconciliation, her central message is rooted in the idea of a larger kingdom, one capable of transcending tribalism.
00:45:26.000I met a Beautiful and intelligent young woman who had had to flee her home and life in Bethlehem simply for speaking up about her beliefs and questioning the status quo.
00:46:10.000No, don't you do anything weird now, dog.
00:46:12.000I stayed sitting down because there was a dog on my lap.
00:46:14.000I also had a sort of foresight if I did stand up, I was going to misjudge whether you were going to do a handshake, a hug, or a kiss, and it was going to go wrong in some way.
00:47:16.000We started with trauma, and I suppose you must be talking about the actual geopolitical particular conditions, your timidness and feedback, baby.
00:47:23.000Like, I suppose you must be referring to some sort of regionalized conflict where you grew up.
00:48:23.000Well, we'll break that down, but I refuse to accept that.
00:48:30.000But the idea that all of us have, on some level, recourse to God to back up our position.
00:48:37.000I mean, I do that when I'm arguing with my wife, to be honest, let alone over some territory that has deep religious connections to my whole identity.
00:51:26.000I actually fall in love with his brain every time I read and understand and learn about him and how he just weaves himself in a very sneaky way through.
00:51:35.000Throughout, but the the the the lot of us just want solid foundations, and we look and and we anchor those solid foundations in scriptures, which is beautiful, but we forget that the whole point of scriptures is to let us point us towards anchoring ourselves in an alive relationship with Him.
00:51:54.000And what I mean by that is, like, you know, if you put yourself in the shoes of Hosea, who God said, you know, you know, he was a very upright man, he tells him today, Oh, yeah, go marry a prostitute.
00:53:04.000Like we were talking about that, you know, that sort of in the present moment, we are, he is here now, we are dealing with him now, we are interacting.
00:53:10.000With him now that we are in his grace right now.
00:53:14.000So, do you sense then, beloved Christy, that what do maybe she wants some water?
00:53:41.000Do you hear, look, our friend Sarah's bringing you some water, Christy.
00:53:47.000There was a bit there where you were talking about falling in love with the mind of God through his scriptures continually.
00:53:52.000Can you please give me an example of that now?
00:53:57.000Like when it most recently happened to you, and otherwise, if you can't, I'll do it.
00:54:03.000Well, okay, so here's one thing I was just unpacking the word Adam in Paleo Hebrew pictographic form, which is ancient pictures that they used to use to communicate.
00:55:40.000So, you think when you read it that he's already given us the blueprint of his intentions from the beginning?
00:55:50.000Do you suppose, on that basis, then, that there is an inevitability to the fall?
00:55:56.000That if the function of Adam is to be God's creation into chaos, and his name is that, that the fall is preempted and almost required?
00:56:07.000I wouldn't say required, but it's definitely preempted.
00:56:10.000He knew that this would happen big time.
00:56:13.000See, in that book of Enoch, which I've obsessed with now, and Nikki told me that I could ask you about it, that it focuses, the book of Enoch does, the early part at least, because the book of Enoch, you know, is a bunch of books really, but I'm not telling Christy that.
00:56:52.000I'll tell you what, I've been on such a journey with that dog.
00:56:54.000The reason I'm like, it's not you this time.
00:56:57.000The reason I'm like that dog, I've got a secret suspicion that when I reach the gates of eternity, St. Peter will say to me, How do you think you did?
00:57:53.000Reveal about me vanity, insecurity, all sorts of things.
00:57:57.000So, I'm trying to overcome those things, anyway.
00:57:59.000So, in that book of Enoch, when they have that meeting on the top of Mount Harmon, and I think maybe that's where the word the English word harmony comes from, I'm guessing.
00:58:06.000And they come up and they collude those guys, the fallen angels, to stay in a terrible pact to corrupt the daughters of man and to give them all sorts of extraordinary technology, including something that appears to relate to semiconductors, oddly, with an odd perspicacity for how the contemporary world's going to play out, as well as weaponry.
00:58:26.000And like another piece of scripture that it.
00:58:28.000Like, leaps in my mind when I read those things about the is he called Isaiah?
00:58:31.000The bad, as there's one that's names begin with Az, Az of the fallen, yeah, thanks, mate.
00:58:38.000Azariah, that Azariah, he's the one that gives them like weaponry and mining and all that stuff.
00:58:44.000And it makes me think of Isaiah when it says, Who do you think made the blacksmith?
00:58:51.000No weapon forged against you will prosper.
00:58:54.000I made your enemies, they come from me.
00:58:57.000This is my long winded way of saying, Do you consider the spiritual rebellion precedes?
00:59:02.000The fall of our kind, that whatever happened in the celestial, I can't think of the right word, ethereal, non material realm is a necessary precursor to the creation and fall of our kind.
00:59:15.000Do you see Elohim as having a potential interrelatedness with a variety of deities?
01:01:47.000Then I wonder how these fallen agents of the celestial realm continue.
01:01:54.000And now I'm thinking about the book of Jude.
01:01:55.000Continue to impact us with their interlocution.
01:01:59.000Yes, so basically, we said one third, so however many archangels had fallen, one or two, we have the name Lucifer, but that's given to him.
01:02:12.000Because the worst thing that can happen to you in God's kingdom is for your name to be removed.
01:04:15.000But the cherubim are the ones who would be the fallen archangels, and that's where basically Lucifer, which is not his name because you're.
01:04:50.000I don't think I've understood the full nature of reality yet.
01:04:54.000But by the end of the next show, we will certainly do it.
01:04:56.000Okay, we've got to end now because of uh, I don't agree with time, I don't agree with a lot of things, but uh, we're still in chronos, we're still in chronos, we're not in.
01:05:08.000The other one, which we, what's the other one?