Ezra Sandzer-Bell speaks with Jason Horsley on the role of sound and music in cinema and shamanism. How do thought forms wiggle their way into the silence between tones? Join us for a discussion of audiomancy and the profound importance of sound in "seeing".

Song Credits:
Casey Burge - "Choose"
Barbara Hero - Lambdoma Seminar
Kayo Dot - "Clelia Walking"

Part Two of the polykephan discussion with Jason Horsley regarding the ins and outs, pros and cons of being the One and not-being the One, the genesis of Aeolus Kephas, and the end of the current Aeolian cycle.

Jason's websites are http://www.movieblues.blogspot.com and http://youtube.com/plasmate His podcast "Shooting the Ghost" is at http://plasmate.podomatic.com

In a surprise comeback special (?), Aeoli Kephas interview writer, filmmaker, and erstwhile “One,” Jason Horsley about his heroic delusions of grandeur, his world travels, and his peculiar wont for identity deconstruction.

Aeolus Kephas meanwhile appears to be undergoing a process of fragmentation - or do we?

Actually, we don't have a clue what's going on here. You better just listen for yourself, and please let us know.

Jason's websites are http://www.movieblues.blogspot.com and http://youtube.com/plasmate

Its yours to share, Vagabundo.
The flight of the alone to the alone
Nori rolls surfing the apocalypse.

Little Bubble, where you going?

I can't see the thing
Tonight everyone agrees
Nothing shall be done

This is Not a Podcast

Know that all of Nature is but a magic theater
That the great Mother is the master magician,
and that this whole world is peopled by her many parts
—The Upanishads

In a final, two-hour special, Aeolus takes a bow and delivers the long-promised Sorcerers’ Revelation, discusses his reasons for ending Stormy Weather, describes the pitfalls of the alternate perceptions community and prevailing conspiracy narratives, the danger of knowledge without a context, surrogate gnosis and the matrix outside the matrix, seeing energy directly, the way the world ends, the edges of reality, the known, the unknown and the unknowable, global conspiracy as the ultimate opportunity for surrender, saturation with occult knowledge as a means to short-circuit the counterculture, the need to use one’s life as a case study to turn knowledge into self-knowledge, occult knowledge as being a technology that comes without a manual, the sorcerers’ revelation, Tulpa creation, Masonic Sorcery Theater, the life and death of Carlos Castaneda, prey to power, “the tenant” and the art of dreaming, the old seers and the creation of alternate realities, a new meta-narrative to contextualize all other narratives, the thought forms of God.

Featuring a special appearance by Neil Kramer – www.thecleaver.blogspot.com

End songs: “Is the Spell Really Broken?” by the Crash Test Dummies, “Closing Time” by Leonard Cohen. Audio clips from the movie Dark City (1999)

Jeff Wells’ piece on Alexandra David-Neel’s Tulpa creation experience here: http://rigint.blogspot.com/2006/07/planet-of-lost-children-part-one.html

After a seemingly endless series of crossed wires and aborted attempts, AK finally connects with Henrik Palmgren of Red Ice Creations for a chat about Henrik’s pioneering work in the alternate perceptions community. AK and HP discuss psychology as an invaluable tool within the fields of paranormal research, C.G. Jung and the reality of the psyche, the twilight zone of subjective and “objective” reality, the impossibility of absolute truth in the human realm, reality as an interpretation system or “menu,” the one-time necessity of a predatory ego for survival, the current necessity of dropping the ego to survive, the natural state of human beings pre-egoic consciousness, the building of the megaliths, the storehouse of genetic memory, the collective insanity of history, processing the collective experience of the past through fantasy media, how HP uses psychology to gauge the reliability of information, testing knowledge in an “intuitional field,” doubt as a route to deeper understanding, building a worldview, the pitfalls of fanaticism, the dangers of obsession in conspiracy research and of opening to ideas prematurely, the power of ideas to transform consciousness, HP’s introduction to conspiracy consciousness, occult knowledge as rite of passage, Internet as a species tool for processing the past, HP’s formative years and early fascination for mysteries, 9/11 as wake-up call, the inception of Red Ice, HP’s process of guest selection, sensitive areas for debate, revisionist history, “the conspiracy that none dare name,” the slaying of sacred cows, David Irving and the systematic blackening of World War Two researchers as “Holocaust deniers,” the narrowing of the bandwidth of perception and of permissible thought into white-bread uniformity.

www.redicecreations.com
www.henrikpalmgren.com/

This week Aeolus talks with Kevin Annett, of www.hiddenfromhistory.org. Kevin has been active for fifteen years in uncovering the secret genocide of Native Americans in Canada through the residential schools, where children were deliberately exposed to TB & small pox and experimented on (over 50% of the children died). Kevin's researches got him fired as a minister of the church and started him on a thorny trail that has led to pedophilia rings and millennia-long agendas of exploitation. Kevin discusses how Christianity was hijacked by the Roman empire and became a new ideology of genocide, the replacement of goddess worship with the patriarchal god of conquest, the white race's own genetic memory of being exploited, the passing on of the wound, the presence of a demonic force working in human history, a culture possessed, how to oppose evil without becoming one with it, telling our stories as a healing process, the romanticization of the aboriginal people as a means to steal their collective soul, the need for a connection to earth, for disconnecting from the world, the war of Truth and untruth, humanity and the trials of Job, the day of reckoning approaches, the point of no return, Armageddon: the quickening of evolution through crisis.

Songs: "Twisted Hair" and "Ghost Dance," from Robbie Robertson's "Music for the Native American."