Topic: Thelema

The segment explores the origins of modern occult practices through the teachings of Aleister Crowley and his religion, Thelema. Details are provided regarding the "Cake of Light" ritual, which allegedly involves the use of bodily fluids in a satanic Eucharist. Connections are drawn between Crowley and historical figures like Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard.

The discussion revisits the "Pizzagate" controversy, citing WikiLeaks emails involving John Podesta and alleged references to child exploitation. The segment claims these emails describe rituals involving Aleister Crowley and "Thelema" practices. Despite media debunking, the narrative asserts that the underlying evidence regarding elite pedophile rings remains substantive and requires further investigation.

The global elite are accused of practicing ancient occult rituals and Satanism, citing the John Podesta WikiLeaks emails as evidence of "Spirit Cooking" and devil worship. Jeffrey Epstein’s island temple is described as a site for black magic and child sacrifice to deities like Moloch. These practices are linked to the "Thelema" philosophy of Aleister Crowley and historical mystery schools.

Jay Dyer details Aleister Crowley's development of the religion of Thelema and his leadership of the Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO). Dyer highlights Crowley's ties to British intelligence and his synthesis of Freemasonry, Tantra, and Hermeticism. The discussion focuses on Crowley's "Book of the Law" and the promotion of "self-realization" as a form of self-worship.

Occultic influences attributed to Aleister Crowley are linked to modern political and cultural figures, including the Church of Set and performance artist Marina Abramovic. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed Abramovic as an ambassador to Ukraine with a focus on children, following her unveiling of the Crystal Wall of Crying memorial. Critics associate her work with Crowley's Thelema philosophy and ritualistic practices, suggesting a common thread among global elites and Biden administration appointees.

Jeff Bezos is warned that he will be held responsible for the Washington Post's endorsement of black magic. Jones uses Sinbad the Sailor and Emperor Palpatine as archetypes for how evil magic "blows back" on the user. He references the Podesta WikiLeaks and "Thelema" rituals as proof of the dark spiritual practices of the political elite.

Joe Allen and the host discuss the influence of occultist Aleister Crowley on modern culture, specifically his "Age of the Child" prophecy. They claim Crowley's philosophy of "Do what thou wilt" has permeated rock and roll, citing Jimmy Page’s purchase of Crowley’s former home. The host links these occult themes to high-level political figures mentioned in the WikiLeaks documents.

Joe Allen and Alex Jones explore the influence of occultist Aleister Crowley on modern culture, specifically his prediction of the "Age of the Child." They discuss Crowley's "hermaphroditic" spiritual archetypes and link them to modern transhumanist trends. Jones references WikiLeaks to claim that high-level political figures engage in "Thelemic" rituals and child exploitation.

A caller discusses the influence of Aleister Crowley and the cult of Thelema on modern globalist practices. The narrative suggests that elites engage in "inverting nature's law" through the mass poisoning and mutation of human DNA. This is described as a form of satanic ritual intended to create "abominations" and destroy the human species as it was created by God.