Always a good time to take that combo of Black and White Pills when it comes to Archon manifestations in our modern times. It’s an electric doubleheader.

First, we were joined by filmmaker and artist Sean Stone to discuss his penetrating documentary series, Best Kept Secret. From that Wickedness in High Places to technocrat machinations, Sean exposed dark suppressive forces while offering liberating solutions to our spirits.

Adrian Charles Smith joins Gnosis for our inaugural episode to discuss the nature of law, of reality and of the archons throughout human history. The sovereignty of our species hangs in the balance as the forces of the great reset are being exposed by those of the great awakening.

The concept of “natural law” requires that law must have a foundation in morality to be deemed legitimate. Otherwise, it’s only force — the orders of the mafia boss shouting, Fetch me a beer. Under natural law, we are under no obligation to obey an immoral law or even to consider it as law at all.

Our guest shares his gradual transformation from a fundamentalist Christian minister to modern Gnostic. This journey includes how he overcome pain and programming to reach a state of freedom by embracing Gnosticism and other esoteric traditions. In the process, we face the dark blueprints of mind control and oppression that also manifest in politics, science, and even other nontraditional movements like New Age.

Astral Guest – Adrian Smith, author of A Prison for the Mind: Reflections of a Disappointed Fundamentalist

The standard definition of fundamentalism includes strict adherence to inflexible doctrines, either religious or secular. Such doctrines are variable and transitory, being in the nature of opinions, theories, or  propositions, improperly elevated to the status of absolute truth by a priestly caste which benefits in status and power.  Where there is knowledge (of the propositional kind), it will pass away. All truth claims eventually fail.  In my book I often refer to the Wizard, the founder of our church/cult, who had his own definite ideas about what constituted “wholesome entertainment”, and this was taken as absolute truth by we impressionable students. No one dared say, “I disagree with him about that” or, “that’s just his opinion”. In Sedona Arizona, I discovered a psychiatrist with a huge following, highly regarded by various New Age authors, who claimed to have discovered an avenue to the absolute truth on any subject using a technique called muscle testing. But all his “discoveries” sounded more like his own generational worldview. This seemed to be an updated, re-packaged and highly innovative repetition of the same old story.