Egregore

Yeah, it's about what kind of characteristics you attribute it to.

So whenever you are working with a, instead of just a Tulpa, and you're working with an Egregore, maybe a well-known name of a specific demon, well, you already know All of the information that is already embedded into that name and that character, and now your mind has to accept that if you're not following through with what you're supposed to do as per working with this person, entity, then you might think subconsciously, oh man, he's going to be so mad.

Beelzebub's going to be so goddamn mad if I don't do what I said that I was going to do.

Right.

He drops an 80 minute nuclear bomb once every few months from behind a veil of total anonymity and vanishes back into the Canadian winter.

Even better, he trapped the Austin Egregore inside its own macho mythology.

When your entire billion-dollar brand is built on screaming that you're an uncancellable alpha male who eats snowflakes for breakfast and defends free speech to the death, you can't send Peter Thiel's lawyers or Spotify's DMCA strike team after an anonymous YouTuber who mocked your stool-humping special without admitting to the entire planet that you're a fragile coward.

Meanwhile, Google's recommendation algorithm is a blind, greedy math equation designed to maximize watch time so it can sell bumper ads for car insurance.

Look at what happens to your body and your schedule when you watch a 90-minute elephant graveyard masterpiece on a Tuesday night.

You sit in your chair.

You watch the curtain get ripped back on the Austin Egregore.

Maybe you feel this electric wave of intellectual and moral catharsis wash over your nervous system.

Mastodon obliterated thousands of petty egregores.

I don't know that word.

Egregores? Egregores? You guys know that word? Nope.

Nope.

All over China.

I feel like we talk so much about egregores within this podcast and with each other.

Do we...

I feel like we also need to understand what other people think of Egregores.

We should get someone on here and talk to them about

it.

Now, they're still going to come up in conversation.

Oh, 100%.

Because when do we not talk about Egregores? I don't

Oh, yeah.

And this is literally the difference between Tulpas and Egregores.

If you think about it, right, you get like how many people are you going to get to believe in this mystical, magical thing? Oh, right.

We'll ultimately turn it into or from a tulpa into an egregore.

So I don't think Annabelle is a demon.

I think Annabelle is a thought form in Egregore.

And I thought, wow, that is, I've never heard.

I'm so glad he said that on my show.

And I'm right there with you.

I think, you know, whether, you know, Baphomet has always existed or was created via Tulpa or Egregore or something like that, I could care less because you're definitely getting some kind of feedback in the way that a Baphomet would give you the feedback, right? So if it's working, it's working.

I and I'm sure get some kind of feedback, right? And that's kind of not to denigrate what you're working with or anything like that, but just to look at it from another angle that you could essentially summon a Pikachu or a Charmander or something along those lines and still get some kind of feedback or some kind of result as a result of working with said entity.

You know, and...

Yeah, I was thinking if they're believing in it, then maybe they're making a Tulpa, not really a...

Or Egregore, however you want to...

Whichever term you want to use, that they're bringing it with them because they believe in it.

Okay.

Egregores are created by the people.

But what happens is once the egregore has enough power in it, it becomes its own entity, and it becomes autonomous of the people.

So the people give the egregore its energy to exist, to, to manifest itself into being.