Mitch Horowitz

Um, let's see.

So writer and publisher, uh, Mitch Horowitz said that investigators found that in the weeks of the claimed incident, the Aquinos were not residing in San Francisco, but instead in Washington, DC, where Aquino was enrolled in a graduate, uh, public administration program under the auspice of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces.

Although no char...

Oh, okay, before we move on from that, yeah, they floated back and, back and forth, um, between a lot of places.

Right.

So here's another problem.

It's like, okay, this is fine that Mike or Mitch Horowitz said this.

Okay, cool.

It's Borowitz or Horowitz.

I think it's Mitch or Michael.

Yeah.

I mean, as far as I know, he does a fairly true representation of recapping it and using, I guess, more modern language for the modern audience.

And I wish I could even remember his name correctly.

I think it's

Mitch Horowitz.

There is a guy called Mitch Horowitz who's a writer on the occult.

Um, let me look.

Mitch Horowitz.

So I gotta look this guy up because I've seen him in interviews.

I've watched him in interviews, and he's a full-blown Satanist.

Um, so what's his name? Hang on tight.

Uh, where was I at? Yeah.

Mitch Horowitz.

Let's do that.

It is.

Uh, and then, but it's always great to have those who are believers like, you know, Mitch Horowitz or Carl Jung or [laughs] individuals like that.

So [coughs] excuse me, Richard.

And, um, God, I, I see here a Super Chat, interesting que- interesting question from Christine Marie.

The-

There's a book, uh, Mitch Horowitz, he's an author.

He wrote a book about the birth of spiritualism in the United States, and that was one of, like, the first, uh, apparatuses for communication with the other side.

It was these two girls, uh, they were sisters in Connecticut in the Burned Over District, and they were the first Americans to contact a spirit.

Now, there, there is a psychology to that, and, and there's a great professor, uh, you know, in a lot of the research I did into this film was reading so many books about magic.

Um, I know people like Mitch Horowitz, I've devoured all of his work, which is fantastic.

But then also I'd look at other people like, um, a British professor called, um, Richard Wiseman, who writes books about magic and luck from a psychological point of view.

And he says that, you know, it's the, your psychology is what's shaping your luck and, um, or-

Yeah, I am familiar with the New Thought movement.

I want to kind of give credit to Mitch Horowitz.

He's a great author and scholar, and he has chronicled, kind of been almost like a New Thought historical author.

And especially when I read one of his books, he's written quite a few on the history of the New Thought movement, but The Miracle Club, was really fascinating because he really got into the history of the new thought but then really kind of connected with some of the the teachers today that i kind of read into and he's actually got a new book out now called esoterica that i'm going through right now so he he's been quite enlightening to me and to many others to kind of document it to understand the process and how even the new thought movement goes back into the time of like the renaissance and some of the work by da Vinci and so forth.

And really, this is probably the taboo word in some of New Thought and Mitch Horowitz's work, the taboo by Christians is the occult.

The occult, they think dark, satanic, evil but really occult meaning dark or just it's just hidden knowledge and there was so much knowledge that was hidden uh much like the teachings of jesus where they were in parables they were just hidden because they weren't out but they were you know hidden in plain sight into different uh buildings oh for

certainly um i would even say there's uh the whole theosophical new age kind of thing gets built into the mind cure and the law of attraction.

I'm just thinking like the Essenes, the Essenes and how they took some things from some of the ancient, the mystic of Egypt and they incorporated some of those things.

Well, I had this thing on step stack.

Mitch Horowitz is this really great magician.

He posted about, um, Like it was about money and value.

And like, that's like the magic that we all practice the most is through money.

[laughs]

... that that's what was happening, but I literally realized the directive w- to create a matrix of like-minded individuals, and it's people like Mike Cleland and Darren King and, um, Mitch Horowitz, you know, whom a lot of you probably know, and, um, I think some of the most vital and soulful minds in this space are all a part of this beautiful collective.

And, um, so, uh, I also will say I didn't know what a download was.

I learned about it when I read "Encounters" by Diana Pasulka.