Topic: New Age

The conversation explores the shift from organized cults to decentralized online networks that spread like a "viral contagion." Becca discusses the overlap between New Age movements and Satanism, noting that both often lead to self-worship and nihilism. She mentions being attacked by the Church of Satan on social media for her work exposing these "lower-level" predator groups.

An estimated 60% to 70% of illegal immigrants entering the U.S. are single, military-age men from countries like Venezuela, Haiti, and China. This demographic shift is compared to situations in Sweden and Germany, where imported populations are linked to rising crime rates. Concerns are raised that these men, provided with government-issued phones and housing in luxury hotels, could be activated as a standing army during a period of civil unrest.

McInnes shares personal struggles regarding his aging parents in Canada, who refuse professional care or to move into a home. The host and guest discuss the traditional value of parents living with their adult children and the "powerlessness" felt when elders choose to "die at home." They also touch on how political divisions have caused some families to stop speaking to their parents.

Jim Bob and Jay Dyer critique the foundations of atheism and secularism, arguing that they lack a grounding for ethics and truth. Jim Bob shares his experience with New Age practices like Vipassana meditation, ultimately finding them incoherent as a basis for reality. They discuss how "classical liberalism" often fails to provide a positive virtue ethic.

Jack Smith is reported to have compared Donald Trump to a Boston Marathon terrorist in a motion to prevent the trial from being televised. In New York, AG Letitia James is seeking $370 million from Trump in a civil fraud trial where the judge has already declared him guilty. Roger Stone questions James's sudden increase in net worth, suggesting she is a recipient of Soros-linked dark money.

Jay Dyer discusses the "archaic revival" and the promotion of Gaia-based religions by figures like Terence McKenna. He links these movements to the Esalen Institute and the broader technocratic agenda to replace traditional Western values with a syncretic New Age spirituality. Dyer asserts that "scientism" is being combined with this spirituality to create a controllable global population.

Dyer discusses the attempt by globalists to create a "one world religion" or a unifying mythos, potentially involving alien narratives or environmentalism. He uses Plato's "Allegory of the Cave" to describe how modern media and Hollywood project "shadows" to keep the public entranced. The "philosopher" who sees the real light is often targeted by the masses who have lost their reasoning faculties.

Kate Dally discusses the Disney-produced cartoon *Little Demon*, featuring Danny DeVito, which depicts the Antichrist. She argues that this is not a new direction for Disney but the culmination of a century of occult indoctrination. Dally cites statistics showing that 60% of Americans now hold New Age beliefs, such as astrology and the power of crystals, which she views as a gateway to the occult.

The relationship between the "False Prophet" and the Antichrist is described as a temporary alliance between a deceptive religious leader and a state power. This final deception may involve "lying signs and wonders," potentially masquerading as a new form of Christianity or a "Christ consciousness" movement. Dyer suggests that transhumanism and the promise of technological immortality are modern manifestations of the same spirit that motivated the builders of Babel and ancient pagan empires.