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Sep 16, 2026

NathanNARRATOR
36:27
Unheeded swept the ages over the deep With uncorrosive haste, for fleeting Time, The potent pulse of ever-evolving change, By man alone in his finite conceit And vanity of being is bid stay Lest it should lull the momentary itch He hoards within his pulses.
NathanNARRATOR
36:54
Ages rolled Their empty circles; and meanwhile the deeps, Effervescent by attraction of their parts, Were wild in ferment, and their atoms dumb Grew plastic 'neath the Spirit's thoughtless will, And waxing sentient bodied forth a God, Huge Demiurge, who revelled in the sway Of primal consciousness, the paradox Of erstwhile Night and Chaos with her Aeons.
NathanNARRATOR
37:30
And thus awaking from insentient sleep Unto a dazzling realm of knowing, he, The master of the meaning of the spell Of 'I am I' that baffles circumspection, Marvelled at all; and as a babe might laugh To hear the rattle of his toy new-bought, He was ecstatic with the tingling thrill And thoughtful quiver of each nerve; his pulse Woke tense vibrations in his awful brain, And each concordant unto each they swayed His being unto longings that were sounds.
NathanNARRATOR
38:15
And somewhat thus the crescent God might muse:
BrandonHOST
23:00
Yeah.
BrandonHOST
23:01
That's cool because it kind of brings in then why the Gnostic ideals of the Aeons is really important because then the Christos is known as an Aeonic force that comes down into our world and inhabits basically like maybe the idea that Christ isn't so much as a set figure one man that was in that area, but the Christos more of a Philip K. Dick kind of way is like this hyperplasmate that he talks about that then inhabits somebody's nervous system.
BrandonHOST
23:36
And then through certain practices, they turn on this kind of higher transcendent level of being.
BrandonHOST
23:42
Do you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah,
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
121:44
From the prolific union of these two beings, others arose, which were also followed by succeeding generations, so that in process of time a celestial family was formed in the Pleroma.
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
121:57
This divine progeny, immutable in its nature and above the power of mortality, was called by the philosophers Aeon, a term which signifies in the Greek language an eternal nature.
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
122:11
How many in number these Aeons were was a point much controverted among the Oriental sages.
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
122:19
Then one of the Aeons, distinctly called the Demiurge, created this world and arrogantly asserted dominion over the same, denying absolutely the authority of the Supreme Parent.
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
122:31
The Gnostic doctrines declares man to be a union of a body, which being the creation of the Demiurge is essentially evil, and a spirit, which being derived from deity is characteristically good.
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
122:44
The spirits thus imprisoned in evil bodies will be finally liberated, and then the power of the Demiurge will cease, and the earth will be dissolved into nothingness.
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
122:55
Our justification for introducing here this partial summary of Gnosticism is the fact that early efforts were made to accommodate the tenets of this system to the demands of Christianity, and that Christ and the Holy Ghost were declared to belong to the family of Aeons provided for in this scheme.
Matthias WhitneyNARRATOR
123:13
This led to the extravagant absurdity of denying that Jesus had a body even while he lived as a man, and that his appearance as a corporal being was a deception of the senses wrought by his supernatural power.
Laura EisenhowerGUEST
9:17
So I'm gonna start with just the original blueprint and then walk you kind of into where we've been and, and, and bring it back again and how, uh, this journey that we're on, the timeline, organic ascension timeline, the cycles of, like, the precession of equinoxes and this particular ascension window period is this opportunity, um, to return to that divine blueprint and how the geophysics of the planet, this current planetary alignments, and a lot that has taken place throughout our history has prepared us and brought us to this moment.
Laura EisenhowerGUEST
9:52
So the original design, ions, aeons, tones, and the divine spiral.
Laura EisenhowerGUEST
9:58
From Ein Sof Aur, the infinite light of Source, emerged the Aeons, Sophia and Christos, as balanced Source emanations.
Laura EisenhowerGUEST
10:06
The Primordial Womb is the first emanation, the container through which light could descend and take form.
Laura EisenhowerGUEST
10:12
It was Sophia as the first Wombled Aeon who carried this function.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
9:39
While Genesis says that one supreme God created the universe, the Gnostics say that this being was merely an evil lesser being named Yaldabaoth, or Saklas, which means fool.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
9:50
The truly supreme God is an unknown, unnameable God, who through a series of emanations or spontaneously expanding his essence, created a series of celestial beings called Aeons and Archons, one of which being Saklas, the evil creator God.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
10:06
This is why Judas says, "You have come from the immortal realm of Barbelo, and he who sent you, I am not worthy to proclaim his name." Judas here is talking about the supreme God, the unknown God who he can't even name, and Barbelo is one of the first celestial beings that emanated from the supreme God.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
10:23
So in the Gospel of Judas, the 12 disciples are worshiping Saklas, the evil creator of the world, and they've mistaken Jesus to be from Saklas, when in actuality, he is one of the heavenly beings like Barbelo.
StephenHOST
4:04
Uh, our worldview is being rearranged.
StephenHOST
4:09
Uh, it's being rearranged into a Gnostic, uh, you know, hierarchy, uh, theology, right? The Aeons, Archons.
StephenHOST
4:18
None of this is biblical, by the way.
StephenHOST
4:19
Um, and so the worldview is starting to move, and it's starting to change a little bit.

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