Emma Hardinge Britton, a 19th-century Orphic Circle initiate and Theosophical co-founder, serves as the focal point for an analysis of secret mystery schools utilizing young psychics to channel state secrets against scientific materialism. The discussion details her harrowing initiation in India, contrasts her conscious trance states with other mediums, and explores the factional wars between altruistic traditions and darker "Left Hand Path" groups seeking societal control. Ultimately, the episode argues that despite modern censorship and CIA interference in UFO narratives, these ancient tools for consciousness expansion remain vital for navigating current transhumanist threats and preserving spiritual truth. [Automatically generated summary]
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Olivia's Nouveau Look00:04:25
And we are live.
This is Dark Journalist.
It's fantastic to be here.
It's a huge crowd tonight.
And the questions are already off the charts there in the ideas room, coming in through the chat.
And of course, as usual, I am joined by the lovely Olivia.
Hi, everybody.
Olivia looks a little different tonight.
Yes.
Sporting kind of a nouveau look.
Yes.
I'm wearing vintage glasses with rhinestones on the cat corners.
They are actually cat.
Okay, that's what I was thinking.
They have that look.
Terrific stuff.
And I have to tell you, we've had an amazing time, of course.
Last week, on last Saturday, we had Graham Hanukkah.
It was actually two weeks.
Two weeks, yeah.
And we had a fantastic time with that.
That video actually is out now on YouTube, the first version of it, part one.
And I've been getting the longer version out for you at darkjournalist.com.
It was a fantastic, literally fantastic conversation.
And to have Graham here in Cambridge was remarkable.
And his new book, America Before, really tying in so heavily with the work that we're doing here on the ex steganography.
But the idea, literally, of this lost advanced civilization in America, which is very important because this has been the big secret.
You know, we've been looking around the planet for this lost civilization, but America, because of the various ways that they painted the primitive remains here, didn't get into that, oh, there was an advanced culture there.
So this was a huge, major breakthrough.
And I feel that Graham's book really spoke to that.
And, you know, it's interesting to be in the presence of Graham.
Of course, I've known him now since 20.
Well, actually, the first time I met him was 2010.
Was it really that long ago?
It was, yeah, it was remarkable too.
And, but we did our first interview, I think, in 2015.
And that's when he was doing Magicians of the Gods.
He's an extraordinary thinker and certainly a heretic among those.
Out there in the archaeological field.
And he has been proven right so many times over the course of his three decades of research.
It's just amazing.
And when I think of the quality of people that we can get on the alternative research side, the alternative thinking side, the independent media side, you know, it's incredible because some of the very best come through and we still have them.
They can inspire a whole generation of deep, deep researchers.
And this is so much what we're about, of course, crowded around us.
In these independent fields, is also a lot of junk conspiracy.
So, we have to know how to tell the difference, and hopefully, this show certainly helps us get there.
We have to deal with it on a daily basis.
I have a request from the ideas room that you put on my glasses for a minute.
Well, I'll tell you what, I'll put them on next week, and if you come up to Cambridge, you'll get to see them.
Now, I will say this that they are quite remarkable.
And they're always going to look better on you than on me, let's face it.
I only wear sunglasses.
You're going to stretch them out anyway.
Your head's a lot bigger.
Exactly.
Look at the size of this.
I have to do a lot of thinking in there.
One of the amazing things I do want to say in relation to Graham Hancock is that we, you know, the great time that we're in, that all this research has caught up to what he was writing in 1995.
Now they have DNA research, now they have science research.
So we're in a different.
Field of vision.
We're in a different lens, a wide angle lens for things.
And in the middle of that wide angle lens, we have this tremendous, and I mean tremendous clampdown on social media.
As soon as the Bilderberg meeting was over, they were throwing off channels left and right on YouTube.
And I can tell you, they're going to be targeting the most important information that's out there.
And we've been predicting this, but certainly to see them do it in such a kind of a bald faced, book burning, Nazi kind of manner is absolutely stunning.
Madame Blavatsky Recruited00:13:06
And I do feel that it's part of an organized plan, and it's all.
Involved with a ramp up to the election in 2020 here, even though they're doing it worldwide.
So they're really trying to create that censorship clamp down.
We are going to talk about that a little bit tonight, but of course, the main course tonight, the actual main subject, is all about the Orphic Circle and the Mystery School initiate, Emma Britton.
Emma Britton, I have to say, if there's one person that we can study from the 19th century that pulls over so many different facts.
Who was really right in the heart of it and can really shed some light on some of these secret societies and the actions of the mystery schools in a very dim period around 1840, 1850, 1860?
It's hard to make out the details until you get to Steiner, until you get to Blavatsky.
And that is Emma Hardinge, Britain.
And even the name itself is going to reveal itself to be remarkable tonight.
And also, I can tell you that we're going to find Emma Britton in the heart of the ex steganography series and what it's all about.
And we're going to see exactly how the ex steganography works through Emma Britton.
But I want to say this about Emma Britton, which is she's remarkable in that her grandfather, who came from Wales, was known as the Welsh Wizard.
And he was known among this certain group, it was just You know, when the Rosicrucians were on the scene, but just previous to Theosophy and this group, right in that middle period.
And so apparently it was right there in her genes that she had these incredible abilities, but she brought something truly special to it.
They also say, in relation to Emma Hardinge Britain, that she took her father also, who was the captain in the British Navy, he was also very gifted with this intuitive insight and could tell.
You know, certain things about like, you know, tragedies involving boats and things like that.
So he had it also.
But it proves to be when she was very young, she had remarkable abilities.
And those abilities came to got her recruited at a very early age to something called the Orphic Circle.
The Orphic Circle Mystery School, nothing, and I mean nothing, was known about it until Emma Britton brought the information forward.
And so many researchers have tried to puzzle out what she said because she was still under extreme.
Codes of secrecy from having been involved with it.
But she left behind something for us to latch onto and really understand who was involved with it.
Incredible figures like future Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, for example, or Charles Dickens, the incredible author, or Lord Bulwer Lytton, who was also a politician and an incredibly innovative writer, to the point where Steiner and Blavatsky both credited him with being a major mystery school initiate.
And giving us those truths through things like his book Zanoni, for example, and The Coming Race, which is all about Vril and an underground advanced civilization, using these science fiction themes to get our brain on a higher level.
She let us know about this nexus, this interface between the literary figures, the political figures, the money figures, and these aspects who were working deep, deep, deep into that psychic circle and really utilizing that information.
For state secrets and to discover the nature of reality and higher spiritual realms.
All three of those things were involved in the work that they were doing.
And there's so much mystery shrouded around them.
I don't want to say that the Orphic Circle, you know, I want to paint it as a very mysterious group because it certainly is, but I don't, there's nothing sinister I've been able to find about them, except that it seems at times figures would come in to try to exploit the group and the work that they were doing.
But they certainly were all on the seeker side.
And that's one of the reasons I think at the end of her life, Emma actually credits them with helping to develop her natural abilities as a seer because they were there before and no one knew what to do with them.
And we're going to get into that also.
A quick look at the kind of training and the development in the Orphic Circle, which was taken up in groups like Golden Temple later, using these female priestesses to kind of.
Get into different states of consciousness where they could pull down this incredible information.
And we saw, of course, in the Gurdjieff work more around 1920 that when he developed the temple priestesses, he also worked with those kind of high energies that they could develop.
So we see it in different mystery school traditions, this coming forward.
But Emma Britton is a very unique case.
First of all, when she was First recruited into the Orphic Circle, she was only 10 years old.
So they saw her abilities and she had such a great description around what she could do.
But they saw that she not only was able to channel different things, but she also had this incredible ability of being able to channel things through her body so that she could play concertos and things like that, depending on which spirit was inhabiting her.
Quite remarkable.
But she also had the ability to see things that were coming in the future, speak to dead relatives.
She just was a remarkable study in this sense.
Growing up, she was kept away from other children and kept in kind of unusual circumstances of someone who at 10 years old would have had a very active life with other children.
And she wondered all those years what was going on.
And apparently, the link to the Orphic Circle for her as a child was her father.
Who probably because they had identified him also.
And there were a group of kind of somnambulist trance channels that were part of the Orphic Circle.
And what would happen is the Orphic Circle would create the environment, put themselves in a state, and have these somnambulists give them information.
Now, in the case of Emma Britton, what she describes is how they used her and put her into these states, and she so easily could interact.
With these higher psychic figures and bring forward this information.
But some of the incidents that she describes are so, you know, I mean, it's like science fiction off the charts, including one point waking up and having the room just being flooded, like there's a tornado in there and everyone running for cover and these two beings appearing there and people trying to read what the two beings have.
So it's a very incredible story.
And in that particular instance, the person who kind of puts her into trance is yelling at her to go back to sleep.
So it's a very unusual setup, I think, when we start to get into her actual account.
Now, I want to say this before we get into it, which is during this period, Rudolf Steiner identifies a number of groups that were being encouraged by the mystery schools to bring forward truths that weren't available earlier.
And this is very essential to understand the period that he says this took place is 1840, where there was a break among these mystery schools worldwide, but particularly in America.
And that there was an aspect in Britain and America that wanted to bring out Certain secrets relating to the mysteries that would help society avoid the scientific materialism that was flooding in, mostly through Germany and the scientific studies there, but catching on so fast and being pushed that we were getting into a whole different field of looking at things.
And they had looked down the road to see humanity in about 100 years wouldn't be recognizable because their spirituality would be completely, you know, calcified, it would be completely drawn.
In and they would only think of themselves as these kind of meat robots, basically, to coin Graham Hancock's term.
How did they know that was going to happen?
Well, they had already seen the aspects coming forward in the scientific.
They had the ability to take those scientific studies, interpret them, and see what humanity was going to do with them.
And the mystery schools certainly have a little bit of, we could say, precognitive abilities among their ranks.
And they saw what this force was doing.
Steiner refers to the force as our harmonic.
And what happened actually is that Steiner, along with Annie Besant, took over the Theosophical Society.
And he actually had the most popular branch in Germany, and Besant was the actual president around the world.
So he had just a small chapter, but a very significant relationship.
And I have to say that Besant was kind of a mentor to him, and I think that he was very loyal.
Eventually, he would split off from Theosophy and form Anthroposophy, which is a huge kind of difference in the way that things go down there between Theosophy.
And anthroposophy is there's this gigantic fork in the road where the Theosophical Society adopts a purely Eastern point of view.
But anthroposophy draws more on what the original kind of cradle of theosophy had, which was that those initiates were developing a Western tradition in the mystery schools, because that was the next step.
So there's this incredible back and forth that plays out.
And Steiner does, in fact, develop the Western version of the mystery schools.
But what happens there is very interesting if we track it back because the figure who brings it out, who brings the whole kind of course of things together, is Madame Blavatsky.
And we have to understand Blavatsky very often, I think, in traditional histories around Blavatsky, they try to make her a punchline and is this kind of chain smoking and arrogant Russian woman.
But it's very interesting because without those skills and without that kind of almost masculine persona that she had, she could have never survived the incredible task that the masters inside the mystery school had set her out for.
Now, this kind of battle between the mystery schools that was taking place, the compromise figure, the person who both sides could agree, could bring some of these truths out, was Madame Blavatsky.
And Blavatsky founded the Theosophical Society.
With Emma Britton.
And that's not talked about very much either.
Blavatsky, in her own quote, said that she never met a better trans channel than Emma Britton.
And think about that.
Blavatsky had been inside of mystery school.
So Emma Britton's abilities to impress Blavatsky on that level must have been incredibly remarkable.
When we think of people like Edgar Cayce along this line, really able to engage in that trans medium state.
So I do think it's very interesting, of course, when that split happens and the kind of Steiner.
Type Western forces, the Western initiate forces go in that direction, and theosophy goes in this Eastern direction.
There's a split there between Blavatsky and Britain just before that happens, too.
And she's going more into what that Steiner direction will be.
And Blavatsky is going deep into the kind of masters of wisdom Eastern tradition.
So it's very interesting because they start off so united, and Blavatsky has so much respect and they defer to each other.
When you get into this, it's very hard.
And that's something that when you read the autobiography of Emma Britton, which I highly recommend, Emma Hardinge Britton, is just, you know, we think that we deal now in the independent media with so many frauds and, you know, this guy's a galactic ambassador and here's a fake whistleblower and here's this other guy playing around with the CIA trying to pretend he's got UFO disclosure.
CIA Counterintelligence Lies00:11:20
If you go through this history, they're all there.
They're all back there in the.
19th century, all doing the same thing.
They have faith healers and fake preachers and spiritualists and people faking seances.
It's right there, right side by side with the good stuff.
You have this incredible harvesting operation just trying to feed people's fantasies.
So it was very refreshing for me because, of course, when I was talking with Graham Hancock about this element that we have in the alternative research field, he turned to me and said, I despair.
And it was quite amusing because I could definitely appreciate it.
Because when you're coming from a place of real research, to have all the kind of junk conspiracy aspects flooding in and intermingling with this stuff to try to blunt its impact or effect or to profit off of it, it can be less than amusing, let's say.
And we've certainly saw plenty of that with Contact in the Desert recently, which we'll mention a little bit.
One other thing on this tip before we go full scale into the mystery school battle is.
As I've promised on this show, we've been keeping the closest possible eye on this development of the Central Intelligence Agency leaning in to the UFO file and trying to kind of come up with this narrative to basically run away with public attention on this and using the media as a plaything for all kinds of different ops that they want to do.
Well, we've been reporting on Luis Elizondo, who is the Kind of main figure along with Tom DeLong and his show, which launched and is playing, the second episode is playing tonight on the History Channel.
The show's called Unidentified.
And whatever else that somebody can say about DeLong and Elizondo, Elizondo has repeatedly lied in the public arena, and I mean repeatedly.
And it's been proven on this show on the Black Vault with John Greenwald, who's really done a fantastic job of detailing it.
Now, after the New York Times and the CIA, Washington Post have kissed up to this operation in hopes of selling a UFO threat to the public.
It just so happens that other aspects in the media, like The Intercept, for example, are starting to blow away the junk conspiracy of Luis Elizondo, who, after all, is a former central intelligence counterintelligence agent, which is counterintelligence, you know, means you have to be an expert at lying because you're trying to deceive a foreign country about what's going on over here.
But when you get in the business of being in counterintel and you're around the UFO file, then you start to be able to be good at lying to people like us about the nature of the phenomenon.
And we've done a good deal of research on the UFO file and had the best experts on this show, and we still see good information in the field.
However, this major push on the media side to have this organization come in, which is a for profit organization, soliciting money, soliciting stocks, and getting really breezing in without any tough questions at all.
I mean, this is a group that has CIA figures at the very top level.
And It's riddled throughout the company.
Basically, the company is a bunch of CIA people and Lockheed Martin people.
So, you know, the worst, one of the worst military, most egregious violators there, both with the CIA and Lockheed Martin, of constitutional law.
And when we look at the CIA, of course, through the lens of the people who've danced with it and challenged it, like Jim Garrison, even Harry Truman, who created it.
You know, they came to the conclusion it's an extra constitutional force.
Let's either amend it, fix it up, or get rid of it.
I think that's kind of their approach.
And since it never has been reformed, you know, it just completely grows in power.
And whenever a president or someone in power doesn't like what they're doing, you get into this push pull.
So there's a lot to be said there about the Central Intelligence Agency.
But this figure, Luis Elizondo, finally got called out in the media the way that we were calling him out.
In the independent media, and now the story is spreading because the Pentagon has come out and said this person had nothing to do with the advanced aerospace threat identification program and certainly didn't lead it, which is what his title in his own bio suggests.
Now, let's think about this for a minute.
You know, if you were writing a resume somewhere and you put down, I was the president of the company, and then you go to the company and they say, This guy never even worked in that program.
I mean, in public, on the record, the guy is a liar.
So, um, I don't know why.
I definitely have my ideas about why he's lying.
But this article, which is in The Intercept, a very major publication which has exposed things like Edward Snowden's revelations, for example, or WikiLeaks and more, a very robust journalistic outfit.
And they went right to the Pentagon and talked to the real people and people who weren't appearing in the unidentified program on the History Channel.
And they said no.
As a matter of fact, the quote, Because we've been covering this so much, I'm just going to take a moment to read the quote.
This is from Pentagon spokesperson Christopher Sherwood.
In case there's any doubt in anyone's mind, we've seen some TTSA fanboys saying that, hey, you're making it up.
Well, just go to the Intercept article and read it.
And the quote has been reaffirmed now by multiple reporters.
Here's the quote Mr. Elizondo had no responsibilities, okay, no, that's zero responsibilities with regard to the ATIP program while he worked at the Office of Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence, up until the time he resigned, effective 10 4, 2017, just before.
The TTSA launched their hoo ha narrative and put him in the middle of it as the disgruntled employee.
He had nothing to do with the ATIP program, and he certainly didn't lead it.
But they're saying he had no responsibilities at all.
So you can't lead it if you have no responsibilities.
If you have no responsibilities, you're not even involved.
So the kind of pull quote here after all their examinations of this, going deep in the records and talking to people in the field this is the intercept.
There's no discernible evidence that Luis Elizondo ever worked.
For a government UFO program, much less lead one.
So that's pretty damning.
So now TTSA has a lot to answer for, and their response has been to be quiet.
So interesting.
Something else happened.
Didn't they change the website?
They did.
They did.
Suddenly on the website, the bio for our friend Elizondo doesn't read lead the ATIP program.
It doesn't even mention the ATIP program, as a matter of fact.
Now it just says counterintelligence agent, you know, all that stuff.
So, what I want to point out here is that the media, that's the corporate media, the New York Times and this whole group, basically under the thumb of the Central Intelligence Agency, moving central intelligence people into positions of supposed authority in the UFO field and the UFO file, and then giving you the dictates saying, well, the UFO thing started December 16th, 2017,
and it's this grainy footage from this Navy thing, and by the way, this is what it is it's a threat, and we need money, and all this stuff.
This op was created by the Hillary Clinton campaign in association with Tom DeLong and John Podesta, who was her campaign manager.
And they enlisted Elizondo.
When she didn't get in, which was a shock to those people, instead they rolled out this other op, which is very uneven and is weird and has to do with the media people, the people who were ready to kind of give us this phony narrative.
And they were looking to do it under Hillary Clinton as president.
But since she's not there, they decided to roll it out anyway.
But some of those people backed off, which is why you get this weird, herky jerky thing around TTSA.
So, whatever it is they're selling, don't buy it, basically.
That's the bottom line.
The UFO file is actually something which you can get a lot of traction through research on.
And that's the best bet.
I would not trust the government with UFO disclosure, but I certainly would not trust the Central Intelligence Agency, which has repeatedly lied during the whole 70 some odd years of their existence, and which Figures who had some kind of moral vision for this country tried to get rid of over and over again.
So, you know, Mike Pompeo, who's now the Secretary of State, who almost got us into a war with Iran, and I've highly recommended that President Trump fire this guy and get a real Secretary of State in there.
He was the director of Central Intelligence Agency, and his own quote about it is We lie, we stole, we cheated.
That's what we do.
That's what they do.
Now, you can say there's a time and a place for it.
Whatever you want to say about the Central Intelligence Agency, They shouldn't be running something where people are looking for honesty in relation to a UFO program.
This guy worked for John Brennan.
So, John Brennan is the drone king.
He was the CIA director under Obama.
Do you really want the drone king dishing you out UFO files of UFO disclosure?
I don't think so.
So, I think it's very important, and thank you for letting me take a moment on Elizondo because this is something that came out this week.
It's very significant, and we've done a lot of coverage on this program.
And we will continue, I promise you, to look at the To the Stars Academy and all the things that they roll out for entertainment.
And with all the CIA narratives kind of lingering over this.
And it makes that point, which I say in this program very often, which is what we have is on one side, we have these marketing operations that come into fields.
They come into the New Age, they come into alternative research, they come into the UFO field.
And they're trying to harvest, you know, with a story or a galactic ambassador story or some such knucklehead version.
And on the other side, though, you have intelligence operations that like to control the narrative.
And right between those two forces, We have this kind of narrow corridor to get the real truth.
And with all the clampdowns in social media and with the things that are happening on YouTube, them just making up the most ridiculous excuses to get rid of any kind of channel that does not go with the traditional narrative.
You know, they've made it their policy to say that things that don't educate the public properly, we're going to get rid of.
I mean, you know, who made you the Ministry of Information?
Targeting Ancient Truths00:15:34
This is 1984.
So.
It's an incredible thing.
We're going to battle it out all summer with these people.
My feeling is there's going to be a whole new format and that we're going to have to think outside the box about how to keep this channel open.
The first thing I want you to do is to go to darkjournalist.com to sign up for the free newsletter.
This is very important.
This is our own pipeline.
This says, I'm in touch with you, you're in touch with me.
And I want to remind you to do that because it seems like, you know, whether it's six months down the road or six days or more like six days.
The clampdown that's going down, you know, and they're pushing people off social media.
So, you know, it could very well be that the next time you go and tune in for this, you're not going to find this information.
The only way to guarantee our own back and forth is to make sure you're on that newsletter list.
That's a free list.
All it does, you know, we'll send you once a week an email saying, hey, you're going to get this guest.
You know, you have this ex steganography episode coming up, or we have this event coming up.
And we only send them out once a week.
So, That's really the way to go.
Of course, subscribe to the program, get behind it.
Look, this information is too important.
This is the time.
And we're right on the cusp before the 2020 presidential madness takes over.
We can still get through with these ideas.
That's the way I look at it, Olivia.
We are being attacked by porn bots again.
Oh, oh.
And I have heard that this is happening on a lot of alt news sites in the chat.
And I feel absolutely violated that it is intentional.
And they're trying to block us from creating coherence with one another because everyone knows how special it is to be in the ideas room and that it's not just the ideas that we share, but the kind of energy that's created from that, the inspiration.
And it is disruptive, it's tremendously disruptive.
Well, here's the thing what we're going to do is we're going to accept the challenge of disruption.
We're going to show that we don't have a glass jaw.
And this is the problem that with these bots, they think that they can disrupt it, they think that they can.
You know, kind of move us into that position where we're freaked out because they're doing this.
But when they find that we don't have a glass jaw, and when we do kind of, you know, go and do maybe the best episode we're ever going to do, then they're going to be out of problems.
You know what, Boko said, please don't get discouraged, Olivia.
I can hear it in your voice.
What you're hearing is my controlling my rage.
Oh, forget it.
I'll tell you.
I get pissed.
Olivia's like.
I have a temper.
She's like the Incredible Hulk.
Oh, yeah.
You did not want to mess with Olivia.
And I can say this in terms of, you know, the kind of disruption that we see there.
Look.
When it comes to this information and especially the actions that have been taken since the Bilderberg group meeting May 31st, we've seen that push and we've seen it happen.
Now, my feeling is, you know, they're targeting this information for a reason.
But I'll tell you another thing that's quite fascinating if you really look around, the ex steganography information in particular is something that has been rising up one way or another.
It's almost like, along with all this other stuff coming up, they know that the ex-Deganography is coming into the fore and that people are going to learn about it.
And they do not want them to learn about it in this fashion where they get the mystery school truths.
So, this is something where we're going to accept the challenge of what they're doing.
But wow, it is, how do they say, deplorable?
I guess that's really it.
Now, so let's get back to that.
We covered Elizondo, we touched on YouTube.
I could go deeper into it, but we need to get into the broader picture of.
The Orphic Circle mystery and the Allora mystery, the Allora Cave mystery, which is tied into this.
How do you spell that?
It's E L L O R A.
And it's going to really be a mind blower in terms of where ex steganography comes from and the important role of Emma Hardinge Britain.
Now, I want to start off with this since I gave you kind of an outline history.
And of course, you can go through any of the ex steganography shows.
That we've done along theosophical or anthroposophical lines to get this information.
But I think you got enough of a recap to start.
Can we go back a little bit?
Because I had a couple questions I wanted to ask.
Yeah, sure.
Okay.
So about Emma, Don Forbes said, it sounds like the exploitation of a child.
And Beau Krill said, Don Forbes, if it benefits humanity, the mystery schools are not above ruining each childhood.
I wanted to know what you had to say about that.
Well, I think that there, I mean, we have to think about Edgar Cayce's childhood because of his abilities was very different than other children.
These people who, you know, he could have been exploited also, and that there were times in his life when people exploited him.
This is part of the trade off, as someone like Gigi Young can tell us, which is when you have these abilities, people will try to take advantage of you.
But interestingly enough, the Orphic Circle, and I stated this at the outset, is not a sinister organization, interestingly enough.
There certainly are secret societies and mystery schools that.
Aren't coming from a good place.
But the Orphic Circle, it's interesting if you think of Emma Hardinge Britain and what she had to say about them.
You know, Emma's version of them at the end of her life was something that helped reveal her own abilities to her.
They helped bring them out properly.
And they were coming out in wild ways, and her own family and the people who worked for her family were completely freaked out by Emma Britain because she could see spirits.
You know, she could see when things were going to happen, if someone's house was going to go on fire or whatever it was.
So she was a very unusual, very special child.
And I do feel that it's too easy when it comes to looking back on groups or, you know, to just kind of paint them with a brush.
We see this a lot the kind of revisionist history of making people into villains for things.
If she got a benefit from it, if she felt that they had developed her abilities and then had actually put her on this track in life where she was able to go forward and become an actress and very successful in understanding her own abilities.
Then I would say that she, you know, this is something that she gives us the version.
She didn't come back and say, I was this terrorized victim or anything like that.
You know, but that doesn't mean that all mystery schools or all secret societies are good, not by a long shot.
Yes.
The other thing is that in England at that time, really everywhere, childhood was not the way it is now.
Right.
You know, you were prepared for adulthood.
That's why they dressed them so formally and everything.
It was not an idyllic situation for any child.
Well, let's think about Annie Besant.
One of the things that she first came on the scene for had nothing to do with spirituality.
She was always involved with politics.
And of course, Annie Besant took over the Theosophical Society after Helena Blavatsky, and Blavatsky handpicked her as her successor.
But what's interesting is that she first came to prominence by protesting for the matchstick girls, who were these young girls they had working in factories, and they would expose them to phosphorus and all kinds of horrible chemicals, and they'd come down with all these things.
So she led that, and she was vilified in the press for doing this initially.
But eventually, she came to such a point where she brought Some of the first early labor relations, labor representation in England.
So quite remarkable, Annie Besant.
Annie Besant led the Theosophical Society after Blavatsky died.
There she is with Colonel Olcott, and they are doing an ex ceremony.
Always, you know, even in their logo for Theosophy, they're keeping close with that truth of the ex steganography for the mystery schools.
Besant is somebody who was no armchair.
Philosopher or some cosmic dreamer, let's think a little bit about this.
When we think of one of the major credits that she brought forward, not only did she help mentor Rudolf Steiner, but she started the incredible Home Rule movement in India.
And eventually she got Gandhi to liberate India.
There she is.
Gandhi was a major theosophist and he was one of her major, she was a major mentor figure for him.
As a matter of fact, the term Mahatma came from.
The Theosophical Society and giving him that name, so Mahatma Gandhi.
And she also was working for Home Rule for Ireland as well.
So, this is an incredibly dynamic political person and hardly someone who was just, you know, kind of hoping that some of her wild musings about reincarnation would improve the world.
She was out there on the ground and her very early career was spent doing these types of protests.
Now, I do want to say this in relation to.
Besant is that when she got involved with the Theosophical Society, remember all these figures know each other, so in relation to Britain, Emma Britain, it gives us that outline so we know the kind of milieu that she's walking into when she starts the Theosophical Society with Helena Blavatsky.
Blavatsky chooses Besant, and Besant is a journalist who's just writing about the unfair things about religion, unfair things about the corporations moving in, and Controlling labor and really the kind of inhuman conditions that are going on in England at the time.
And she decides, you know, I can use her.
I can really make her somebody who can lead this movement.
She's very organized.
She's very articulate.
She's very fierce.
She's fierce.
Now, one thing about Besant we should note, which is that Bobotsky said if she could combine the personages of Emma Hardinge Britton and her incredible psychic ability with the organizational passion that Annie Besant had, she'd have the ultimate leader for Theosophy.
But she worked with them both.
Now, we have to say this in relation to Madame Blavatsky to understand exactly what the Theosophical Society is all about and how important it is.
And how, when they try to dismiss her in history and say that she had all these quirks, and wasn't it funny that she was rude and smoked cigarettes and all this kind of stuff?
This is a person who the mystery schools revered.
This is actually a person who the mystery schools saw coming, realized.
That the stars were arranged such astrologically that she was going to be born.
So they were traveling and sort of following her from the time she was very young.
So Blavatsky, her association with Emma Britton, her association with Besant, this is the important foundation.
Now, just to give us that flash of insight in terms of who Blavatsky was, this is what Rudolf Steiner had to say about her and what.
She released, which I think is quite remarkable considering Steiner was very responsible and always very careful about what he would say in relation to past figures.
Never once did he kind of, you know, just kind of pander to somebody's image.
So he says that we have to take into account when looking, take full stock of the hostile forces operating that are opposing the intervention of spiritual movements, okay, like theosophy, like anthroposophy.
It's necessary to be aware of the general level of judgment applied in our time, he's writing us in 1920, which is excessively arrogant precisely about its non existent capacity to reach the right conclusions.
It was, after all, a very characteristic event that many of the things traditionally preserved by secret societies, which were at pains to prevent them from reaching the public, should suddenly be published by a woman, Helena Blavatsky, in a book.
Called Isis Unveiled, which is an incredible book.
And when it comes out in 1877, no one knows what to make of it.
It's got an incredible insight into the mystery schools there.
Quite remarkable.
Of course, people were shocked.
This is Steiner continuing.
Of course, people were shocked when they realized that this book contained a great deal of the material they had always kept under lock and key.
These societies, I might add, were considerably more concerned about their locks and keys than in our present anthroposophical society.
Steiner was about bringing the information out.
He was part of the mystery school movement of getting it out to the public, you know, tell the people.
And this is crucial because there are still mystery schools dedicated to secrecy because that's what they know and that's what they're all about.
But they're swimming against the tide in this sense, which is humanity needs a lot of those answers out, not to the point where, you know, it can be used irresponsibly.
And this is always the trade off that's going on in relation to those.
Quote.
Steiner, it was certainly not the intention of the anthroposophical society to secrete away everything contained in the lecture cycles.
At a certain point, I was asked to make the material, which I otherwise discussed verbally, accessible to a larger circle.
And since there was no time to revise the lectures, they were printed as manuscripts in a form that otherwise would not have been published, not because I didn't want to publish the material, but because I didn't want to publish it in this form.
Furthermore, to prevent further misunderstanding, there was a concern that only people who had the necessary preparation should read it.
I think this is important when we look at this information, which is there is a level of information that you need to be prepared for.
Which maybe goes beyond book knowledge.
Or what?
Well, it can be very disruptive.
It actually has the opposite effect if you get something too early and you don't have the ability to process it, if you don't have the ability to develop the character necessary.
It's like if I suddenly make you vice president and you're not prepared for that, you suddenly have all this power and you might misuse it.
So it's a gradual process, I think.
Now, he says, I didn't want to publish it in this forum.
So he says, even so, it is now possible to acquire every lecture cycle, even for the purpose of attacking us.
This is important.
Steiner is brave in the face of all this.
What he says the societies that kept specific knowledge under lock and key and made people swear oaths that they would not reveal any of it made a better job of protecting these things.
They knew that something special had occurred when the book Isis Unveiled suddenly appeared that revealed something significant.
In the sense that we have discussed.
Steiner Braces for Attack00:03:22
As for the insignificant material, well, you only need to go to one side of the streets in Paris and you can buy the writings of the secret societies by the Lori Lode.
There's always disinformation out there.
But Isence Unveiled was far from worthless.
Its content was substantive enough to identify the knowledge it presented as something original, revealing ancient wisdom that had been carefully guarded until that moment.
As I said, those who reacted with shock imagined that someone must have betrayed them.
I've discussed this repeatedly from a variety of angles in previous lectures.
This is important.
But I now want rather to characterize the judgment of the world because that is particularly relevant to the history of the movement.
After all, it was not difficult to understand that someone who had come into possession of traditional knowledge might have suggested it to Blavatsky for whatever reason, and it need not have been a particularly laudable one.
It would not be far from the truth to state that the betrayal occurred in one or a number of secret societies and that Blavatsky was chosen to publish the material.
But Blavatsky enabled people of sound judgment who came into contact with this peculiar development to experience in a living way something that made what has been written so far by the various leading authorities in the psychoanalytic field appear amateurish in the extreme.
Now, I chose that quote because.
What he's talking about is how the mystery schools who possess this information were shocked when Blavatsky came out and even knew more than they did.
So she was coming from a very high level of these mystery schools, the top level.
And the information that she was reading out, they weren't prepared because there had been the split between the mystery schools.
One group said, It doesn't matter that the Armonic scientific materialism is pressing down.
We'll keep on with the secrecy and we'll help humanity where we can.
The other group said, No, if you wait in 100 years, the ballgame is over.
It's all Armonic.
It's all transhumanism.
We become a machine, and human beings are cut off from their spirituality.
So it's quite a battle that takes place in there.
What we have coming right down the middle of that is Helena Blavatsky, who had, according to Steiner, the type of mediumistic psychic ability that the earth hadn't seen in thousands of years.
So she certainly was a remarkable figure, and that the ability she possessed, she was not an organizer, she was not, you know, she was a visionary, and she had the ability to rise into that.
Mediumistic state into that trance state and see things directly from the spiritual world to this world.
Now, when Steiner says that true initiators stood at the cradle of the foundation of the Theosophical Society, we can see that that hint, that impact of Theosophy, when it starts in 1875 in New York with Colonel Olcott and Helena Blavatsky, her from Russia, Olcott, he was so important that he served on this commission that was studying the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and he worked with Lincoln.
Emma Never Fully Unconscious00:10:23
And it's very interesting because the deeper we go into this, we're going to find that Emma Britton worked with Lincoln and that Lincoln was very, very, President Lincoln was very aware of the power of spiritualism and that his wife was someone who used it on a regular basis.
And we've all heard the stories of, you know, these seances that took place when President Lincoln and his wife lost their son and how this kind of spiritualism craze was something that they embraced very much.
And Emma Britton.
Was one of the people they selected to represent them, not just metaphysically, but to go out and make speeches.
They thought that she was so articulate.
So she has a very, very close relationship, which is well recorded here.
And she wrote something which was spread widely at the time relating to why President Lincoln should be reelected during the Civil War.
Quite remarkable.
Those are some political angles, and that gives us a little bit of the backdrop of the War of the Mystery Schools that's happening when Emma Britton shows up.
Let's go back a little bit into Emma's upbringing to understand the type of powerful caliber of abilities that she had.
I want to remind everyone that you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
This is the ex steganography episode 56, and we're going deep into the Orphic Circle Mystery School initiate Emma Britton.
And there's so much that we can learn because Emma Britton brought forward the information on the Orphic Circle, which was hidden up until that time.
So we knew nothing about it, literally.
It was kept that secret.
And even in her own words, she still doesn't blow the whistle on them completely.
But she lets us know that there's a prime minister involved, there are major literary figures involved, and that the kind of highest echelon of society in London at the time is involved in the Orphic Circle.
They were in the know, and they were using these somnambulists who traditionally were.
Girls between the age of 10 and 14 who apparently had remarkable psychic abilities during this period, and they had identified them and they were using them as trans channels to bring through this information.
This is what Emma had to say about it.
I have a couple of versions here, but her own short quote is she says, At the time of these unchildlike experiences, no one understood me.
Though the servants of the family would often say in low tones among themselves that the child had described some of their dead relatives, also that whatever I prophesied was sure to come to pass.
This is where she could see events that were coming.
The happiest period of these immature years was strange to say when I was, as frequently happened, laid on a bed of sickness to pass away in dreams.
As I then believed, into that lovely green fields amidst strange and most beautiful people was such rapture to me that I was willful enough to try to make.
To try and take cold so that I might be laid up and go off to my unknown and fascinating fairyland.
In other words, she'd rather be sick and dreaming into this world than just operating on a regular day to day thing.
And I do think that there's a strain here on her having an unusual childhood and her parents being like, You're practicing over here, you're doing music.
You're over here, you're not working with your friends, you're studying your letters, you're studying how to write.
And she became quite a powerful writer.
As a matter of fact, when she goes to New York later in life, She is a regular full time correspondent for a London paper.
So, this is someone with a range of abilities someone who could sing opera, someone who was on stage, someone who was mostly known for being on stage, and someone who became a somnambulist trance channel and really spread spiritualism through America.
And again, like I said, worked with Abraham Lincoln.
This is not an obscure psychic.
Remember that she's one of the main founders of Theosophical Society, although everyone goes to Blavatsky and Olcott.
She's one of, there's six people, including William Judge and Emma Britton.
But they found it in New York during this period.
So we have to think of how important her role is at that period.
All right, a little more about Emma.
This is what she has to say about the Orphic Circle and their impact on her as a child.
And this is a group, remember, of occultists or esoteric seekers.
And it might be a mixed bag that you get these people who are power mad and all the rest, like these.
Prime ministers and these politicians, but people like Bulwer Lytton who were genuine initiates, and people like Charles Dickens who wanted to see society move forward.
So it's definitely when you get into some of these groups, it's not always one thing or the other.
It's kind of a mixed bag.
Okay, Emma Britton now.
And what I wanted, well, I'm actually going to show her other pictures from later in life as we get along here.
Okay, quote Emma Britton, Emma Hardinge Britton speaking about her childhood.
By a party of eminent occultists who held strictly private, or I might say secret, circles for investigation, I was frequently invited with other young persons to become a subject of the magnetic operations of inquirers.
In my own case, I was never rendered wholly unconscious by the will of the magnetizers, though nearly all the rest of the subjects they experimented were made so.
This is interesting, and Gigi Young, we've talked about this before.
It's great to see Gigi out there.
We've talked about this.
About how there's certain types of trance channeling which is totally unconscious, like when Edgar Cayce goes into his trance, and he actually, when he's going into trance and giving this incredible information medical information, past life information, Atlantis information he's actually having a dream at the same time that he's doing it.
So that's the level of deep trance that he's into.
What she's saying is that the others were in this trance, but in her own case, she was never rendered wholly unconscious.
She's still aware of things that are going on, even as it's happening.
I believe now that the difference between the partial and total unconsciousness of the various subjects of these occult sciences corresponded to the different degrees of entrancement which we, who are platform speakers, experience.
Channelers.
I realized that on the spiritual rostrum, I am two distinct persons.
I can go on speaking aloud, yet thinking of quite another matter.
And when I can fix my mind on what I utter, I have listened with a sense of strangeness, which brings conviction to my mind, at least, that I am not the individual who originates the thoughts expressed.
Although they are undoubtedly shaped by the organism and lingual capabilities through which they are transmitted, from this state of what I may call waking trance up to the somnambulistic sleep, the somnambulist means sleepwalker.
Let's just think of it that way.
So somebody who's operating, even though they're completely in this other state.
By the way, Mesmer and some of that early work of De Peisiger would work strictly with people who would go into the somnambulist trance.
And when they were in that trance, they could answer questions that were remarkable on almost any subject because apparently they were tapping some kind of universal unconsciousness knowledge.
Yes, Miss Olivia.
This is from the autobiography of Emma Britton, right?
It is actually the autobiography of Emma Britton has what I just read here.
This is something that comes from a magazine.
Where she had a magazine that was printed here in Boston called The Star.
And she wrote various things in it.
So there's a collection of her lectures that you can come by.
And that's where this particular one comes in.
The same story is in here, it's slightly different, but they're both basically the same thing.
Okay, so she's saying that when she goes into this state, she's observed many gradations.
Back to the quote The gradations range, as above observed, from semi consciousness to the deep somnambulic sleep.
There's one striking difference, however, between the entrancement induced by human and spiritual magnetism.
The former, the human, is much stronger, more direct, and in general may be considered as being a much more coarse or more material element than the latter, the spiritual.
Human magnetic control annihilates.
An individuality or identity for the time being, and substitutes the sensuous perception of the magnetizer in place of the subject.
A good magnetic subject is helplessly in the power of the magnetizer in a case like that.
Unless that subject passes away from the human to a spiritual control, when that of the human operator is at once lost.
This was constantly my own case, and thus I and others similarly influenced.
Have come to the conclusion that spiritual control is more subtle, finer, and except in the case of obsession by evil spirits, far more pure.
Mediums, when once they have become such, are scarcely ever susceptible again to human magnetism.
To avoid such a possibility, I magnetized by human operators, and when preparing for the spiritual rostrum, I would wear silk and avoid as much as possible conversation or contact.
With those around me.
Bowie and Silk Rituals00:02:21
There's a lot of very, very interesting and unusual things here.
She's giving us the key to how she was such a powerful psychic, how she was such a powerful medium.
She would go beyond the person who was directing the questions and their magnetic abilities of pulling answers out of her and connect directly with the spiritual source.
But somehow, and this is something I'm sure she gained from the Orphic Circle, she learned that in order to do this, she had a better chance of doing this while wearing silk.
Now, this is interesting considering the history of silk, but I'll leave that there for now, but it's something to ponder.
So when we're looking at Emma, We are starting to get that there's an archetype here of the temple oracle.
And this goes back to Bridget in the Celtic legends, which she brings the fire, and she's a member of the Tua de Danon.
And remember, we've talked about this fire before the strange fire that the Tua de Danon and the two eye crystal from the Casey readings have.
But in Bridget's case, she's managed to use the fire now to tend the hearth, to tend.
The situation.
She knows how to balance it, so she's also portrayed as a blacksmith sometimes.
But this temple control of the fire of knowledge is the actual archetype that they're engaging with here.
So when we have Emma come into this, the Orphic Circle knows the role that she's to take on.
And so this is what I think we're getting at when we describe some of that.
Yes, Miss Olivia.
Got to read this to you.
Okay, so Zach Robinson says David Bowie labels his character in the Lazarus video.
With a Kabbalah outfit as somnambulist in some notes that were displayed at the Bowie Is exhibit.
Oh, that's fascinating.
That is fascinating.
Well, listen, Bowie understood.
Talk about channeling.
Bowie understood the esoteric side incredibly well.
And I think that, you know, remember this is somebody who wanted to be a Buddhist monk instead of a musician when he was 16.
There's a lot of interesting things about Bowie that didn't come to light till years later.
For example, he ran a UFO newsletter for two years.
When he was from the age of 18 to 20, which is quite unusual, I think.
Sociopaths as Philanthropists00:15:21
But also, we do see that some of these people who, like, for example, this is really going to shock people, but Elvis was a huge fan of Blavatsky's secret doctrine.
How does that work?
And where do we get that information from?
His hairdresser.
Yeah.
And his hairdresser, you know, was very into psychic stuff and was like, Elvis wanted to talk about this stuff.
He followed Yogananda.
Yes.
Yeah.
Which is incredible.
And he would go to sacred places and stuff.
So, a lot of these people who are on that celebrity stage, they have a deep need to connect with something because they've broken through.
Unfortunately, we see a lot of incredibly nasty control when it comes to this end of the spectrum as well.
So, we're looking at certainly a lot of the modern entertainment, and this has always been true on some level, but when people go off about Illuminati this and Illuminati that, there's actually a lot of truth to it because those people are so under control.
And I know Kate's out there now.
She had brought up a story about Britney Spears and the whole Free Britney thing, because Britney Spears has created this situation for herself.
The managers and aspects of her family have kind of put her in the situation where all of her assets are in a trust, and they're trying to prevent her from being able to access that.
So it's a very unusual thing when you get into that position.
We've seen it over and over again that people.
Who are in this?
There's a book, or actually a series of articles by Mae Brussel describing how celebrities are subject to these pressures because of their ability to reach out.
And we know in the case of John Lennon, this is somebody who was very connected with Atlantis Rising, and he also had all this kind of political activism.
So when they kill him and they make it this guy supposedly obsessed with Catcher in the Rye and all that, it's nothing to do with reality, unfortunately.
There were a series of assassinations that took place in that period, and we find that celebrities are sometimes in that target, and they might be just targeted for their assets.
They might not always.
They're rarely targeted for assassination, but it does happen.
But that is incredible.
Wow.
Of course, that's the idea, I'm dishing it out.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
We're going deep into Emma Britton, and I think through the figure of Emma Britton, we're going to understand the abilities that are harnessed by these groups on the political side, on the financial side.
In the case of the Orphic Circle, maybe most of the members actually had altruistic aims, but certainly some of the information could have been used for nefarious purposes.
And I think actually, when we look at Rudolf Steiner's work, when he looks at the British government, he's always saying that there's a left hand, a brotherhood of the left hand, you know, the darker aspects of these schools that are trying to invade the British political process in the 19th century.
Quite remarkable.
And he is always saying, in relation to the American political system, that the mystery schools and the political system in America are twain.
They are twain.
They are intermixed to a level where you can't separate one from the other.
Quite interesting if you think about it.
And again, we've demonstrated in looking through government programs that there are two levels when you get to secrets around the X technology one of them being X Protect, which will hold a wall of secrecy to the last day and will do anything to keep that secrecy in place.
But the other one is X Share, and X Share is a group that wants to move these secrets forward.
The same split that we see occurring.
In the 19th century, the mystery schools.
Quite fascinating.
Yes.
The BB blog.
What is the timeline in regard to the breakdown of the Orphic Circle as it was and the rise of the deep state?
Well, this is the interesting thing because the Orphic Circle never really goes away, it just gets transmuted.
And by the time you get to the Macy conferences and things in the 1940s, you're still, the Macy conferences are now building up, you know, the kind of darker influences has taken over and the transhumanism is coming through.
However, they are experimenting with things on the psychic side.
They still have this aspect.
And for me, you can find the tie over, the layover from the destruction of the Theosophical Society and its impact in the way that that happened.
I mean, the Theosophical Society, I should say, still exists, but it was actually an incredibly vibrant branch when Blavatsky ran it and when Besant ran it.
So, you know, it.
Basically, dissolved after they elected Krishnamurti to become this world teacher and he didn't want the job.
And when he dissolved the Order of the Star, that was basically the end of the Theosophical Society.
And anthroposophy rose subtly.
Remember, it was still oriented in Europe predominantly.
But when they came over with Waldorf schools, when they came through with the spiritual science and biodynamic farming and the Eurythmia and all that, we've gotten the double dose of what spiritual science can do.
The Steyer work.
Has gone into farming and it's gone into theater and it's gone into politics.
So I would say, in terms of the deep state, you know, I said this on an earlier ex broadcast, but basically, the war of the mystery schools, the deep state is a symptom of the war of the mystery schools because those people want to get their hands, just like we see all these people diving to get their hands on the UFO file and the ex technology and how that thing keeps moving and it seems to be elusive and who really has it.
And you see the CIA saying, aha, we have it, it's a threat, let's do it, you know, but they don't really have it.
And then we have the Trump with the Space Force saying, space is a warfighting domain, that's how we can get mastery over the UFO file.
They don't have it.
So, you know, what we're seeing is deep in that political system is some reference, some know how about it.
But in terms of the altruistic side, it's my personal opinion that the Kennedys and this tie in with the Hemingways.
This aspect represents that echo of that deeper mystery school knowledge that is trying to move society in this other direction away from the transhumanist.
It's more about freedom.
And they're trying to move society away from that transhumanist aspect.
Yes.
Bibi had a follow up question.
How was the fiasco with Krishnamurti not anticipated?
It was not.
As a matter of fact, Ledbetter and Besant, who had created this over two decades, And we should go into this.
I'm going to have a program specifically about this, but I will say this in relation to theosophy, which is theosophy, as Steiner said, started all these incredibly positive things.
It opened up reincarnation.
We actually have the first cremation in America, which introduces a very spiritual viewpoint in relation to it.
It's a very Eastern thing.
Meditation, you see people walking around with yoga mats now on their back, like it's the most normal thing in the world.
That's a victory for the Theosophical Society, who brought that over here.
So, meditation, psychic experience, this is all because the Mystery School information was led out by Blavatsky.
And again, under great duress.
Yeah.
Yeah, I also wanted to mention that one of my friends is a big breath work practitioner, and she does constellation work, is what it's called.
And one of the things that she found is that sociopaths can be incredible philanthropists, they can be very high minded.
And they want to move the culture forward and they want to see the evolution of humanity, but they are not embodied properly and that they basically it stops at their neck, it's all in their hands.
So, this is the Madeleine Albright problem.
So, Madeleine Albright, let's just describe this real quick.
Madeleine Albright, who was so much a part of that, the Iraqi sanctions, and then eventually we had the Iraq War.
But when she was hit with a question by Judy Woodrow from CBS, who said, you know, it's half a million children have died under these sanctions.
You know, I mean, can this policy be worth it?
And Metal and Albright leans forward and says, We feel that it's worth it.
So it's, you know, let's move the culture forward.
We're going to kill half a million people.
So this is the type of thing I think that you're getting at.
Exactly.
You know, we tend to think of sociopaths as intentionally harming, but they really don't know the damage that they do sometimes.
They could get so disconnected from their conscience that they're operating with this.
The ends justify the means thing.
And so we're doing a lot of micro macrocosm in this episode, which I like actually.
I think Annie Besant is very much like this.
Yes.
I do.
I get the sense of that with her.
Well, I have to say this about Basson.
Anyone who knows her knows that she was very high minded.
But I think that what happened is she saw Blavatsky go through these travails, putting out this incredible esoteric information in the secret doctrine and giving the culture this incredible gift.
And then she sees that basically the culture wasn't ready for it, and they kind of slap Blavatsky around, and Blavatsky gets shuttled around to different countries.
And she really has a hard time in the mystery schools.
That are at the left hand path really mess with Blavatsky and actually lead her to an early death.
So, I think she looked at that and she said, You know what we're going to do?
We're going to do the impatient thing.
We're going to bring on a world teacher.
We're going to force the culture to do this.
And boom.
And anyone who gets in our way, forget it.
And we have to remember this in relation to Besant, which is she did incredible things.
She got Indian home rule.
She got the British out of ruling India.
She did make changes.
In Ireland.
She did make incredible labor changes and she led the Theosophical Society in a way that no one could do it.
However, there is this thing that happens with the ego of leadership, like you're pointing out, Olivia, which is these people decide things aren't moving fast enough on a societal level, we're going to do it.
And so Ledbetter, who was really someone who articulated the viewpoint of Theosophy, and again, who Blavatsky had chosen, Ledbetter and Besant.
The combination of those two took theosophy into this direction.
And what they did is they selected Krishnamurti as somebody who didn't have, you know, who basically was going to be this pure vessel that the world teacher Maitreya was going to teach, you know, was going to give the new kind of dispensation.
He was going to be basically a new Christ.
And so this was the pushing it aspect.
And this is what got them into trouble and why Steiner got away from them and started anthroposophy and why theosophy itself, when they set up Krishnamurti, Why eventually he rejected it, even though he was going to be the messiah.
He said, Truth is a pathless land.
I'm nobody's leader.
I'm out of here.
In fact, he went to go study with Gurdjieff and Uspensky after that.
That's not often brought up.
And he lived next door to Eldest Huxley.
So this is a guy who made incredible, you know, an incredible impact.
And again, over and over, when we look at anthroposophy and theosophy, you will find it in the heart of so many different movements.
And, you know, whether they're political movements, movements, Around farming, movements around arts.
The mystery schools and their public ventures have come out.
And the question is, what have we done with the information they brought forward?
In the case of theosophy, you could say, well, Besant was wrong to push the world teacher, or Blavatsky did this or that wrong.
But in fact, they brought forward great truths.
And what has the society at large done with them?
This gets us back to Emma Britton, because Emma Britton gave us the key to how to develop the spiritual side and make it a part of our everyday life.
Which I think is quite, quite important.
Those are great questions, though.
And Bibi, of course, I know that you know a great deal about these matters.
And I think when it comes down to it, you know, the Krishnamurti thing, if the figure himself has a problem taking on the mantle, then it shows that maybe the entire operation, you know, the quote from Ledbetter and Basant was, The coming of the world teacher has gone wrong.
But in fact, It's just that Krishnamurti decided, hey, you know, I'm going to do this independent of the masters.
I'm going to bring people around to a spiritual consciousness without the masters of wisdom.
And interestingly enough, one of the things I showed Olivia recently was there's this great 1985 speech where Krishna Mercy addresses the UN talking about spiritual matters.
This is the kind of influence, the kind of reach that theosophy and theosophical leaders, even after they had retired, had on the regular, the kind of impact that they had on the political situation.
So quite remarkable.
All around.
Okay, I want to back up to something which has to do with this period again that Emma Britton comes into in the 19th century around mediums.
And you can tell us how we're doing out there, Olivia.
But I do want to remind everyone that you're watching The Dark Journalist Show.
We're on X episode 56, dealing with Emma Britton in the Orphic Circle Mystery School and Emma Britton being one of the founding members of Theosophy.
So we're going into these various tangents of Theosophy to kind of give us.
That picture of this incredible group.
And then the spin off group, Anthroposophy, which Rudolf Steiner led and which seems to be particularly geared for the 21st century, dealing with themes of transhumanism, dealing with themes of the impersonation of spirituality through mechanical means, and dealing with the resistance that must be had from a spiritual level to this scientific materialism that is sweeping into all these areas and the kind of, you know.
We call it robotics or automation, whatever it happens to be, but they're trying to snuff out spiritual, psychic aspects.
And that's something that these groups set themselves up so that we would resist this entire move on their part.
Erasing the Fox Sisters00:12:01
Okay, I want us to introduce us to a couple of very interesting people here.
We're looking at Catherine and Margarita, who were the Fox sisters, and they had a third sister, Leah.
Let's see if a picture of her.
That's them all together, actually.
Quite, quite remarkable.
Now, what's interesting is Steiner identifies them as originally chosen by the mystery schools to bring forward this understanding that there is a spiritual world outside of, you know, beyond death and all the rest of it.
And they were the first who were coming forward with these messages from the spirits that really got a lot of attention.
And they set the tone in New York and became actually quite big and started the huge spiritualist craze of the 18th century.
50s and 60s.
Now, the Fox sisters were getting information directly from the mystery schools, as were people like the Poughkeepsie Seer, Andrew Jackson Davis.
This was a move to get these individuals who had this psychic ability and give them the details, give them the hookup that they needed to plug into the mystery traditions and really bring this out to the public.
And these were some of the early versions before Blavatsky came on the scene.
It's quite interesting to note that Steiner says that this particular Approach of spiritualism, although it had brought things out that were important and served as a buffer to the scientific materialism that was coming over from Europe, what actually was going on was they were getting it wrong.
That is, people were starting to imagine that the spiritual world was exactly like the physical world.
And if you look at a lot of those things, when they're contacting spirits and things like that, those spirits are like, hey, I have a house here.
Everything's just like it is there.
And so they're kind of getting this continuation of materiality.
So, in a weird way, it's doing exactly the opposite of what it's.
Intended to do.
Now, I'll tell you what's strange about this is when Emma Britton comes over to New York City because basically the Orphic Circle sets her up in France as an actress, and she starts to have very unusual psychic things happen where she's basically channeling all the time.
And she's starting to get noticed a little too much, and she, at a certain point, has a breakdown when she's working for them.
And I want to describe it briefly because.
What happens is, I sort of mentioned it in the beginning here, but let me set up the scene.
So, when they take Emma Britton into trance for the Orphic Circle, she will go into a trance and they will ask her a series of questions.
And in that trance, that somnambulist trance, she will give information from a super conscious point of view.
And they'll ask her, in many cases, about state secrets.
They'll ask her about this important matter or that important matter.
But in this occasion where she wakes up and the room is spinning and there's all this almost like A hurricane going on in this room, and people are scrambling.
She's trying to figure out what happened because she went into trance, everything was fine.
And she sees these beings that are glowing standing there, and there are people from the group, the Orphic Circle, who are trying to read what they have and what they're holding.
So it's this incredibly freaked out scene.
And the person who is her control, as I mentioned, tells her to go back to sleep, go back into the trance so you don't see all this stuff.
But what happens instead is that she runs away.
And she is sort of wandering these streets, completely freaked out about everything that had just happened.
And she puts herself into almost a psychosis from having so much overload of psychic experience.
And she's found on a roof later, a couple of days later, just completely delirious.
And so her mother basically is like, you know, she gets the impression that the Orphic Circle and the stuff that her father set her up with is no good.
But her father has now died.
And so the Orphic Circle at that point decides, you know what?
We need to move her along into another line of work.
And she basically, like, with that, no, I think we've gone too far.
So they move her over to France, where she gets this incredible acting gigs and all the rest of it.
But what happens is she has an operatic voice and she kind of takes on this whole thing.
And a theater company invites her over to New York.
And this is actually one of the original posters of Emma Britton on Broadway doing this incredible Shakespeare musical.
And she became quite a hit over here.
But what happened was she found that the industry was very manipulative, and her mother said, You know, you're so gifted with all your education.
Should we have you do something else?
And that's where this London newspaper has her doing these articles.
Now, here's what's fascinating, and I want to bring this in Emma comes over, and the London company wants her to debunk spiritualism, they want her to debunk these mediums, to go into these.
Special spiritual parlors in New York City and go in there and reveal that they're a fraud, much like Houdini would years later.
And so when she goes in there, all these mediums instantly recognize they look at her and they're like, oh, you have incredible psychic ability.
And she's like, what?
And all sorts of strange phenomena happen.
And so while she's trying to write these debunking skeptical articles about these seances and things that are taking place in New York, they're all recognizing that she's an incredible psychic.
But it's very interesting because what's happened to her since she was 13 is that the Orphic Circle, in order to let her go back to a normal life and set her up on this track as an actress, they've basically let all that information out of her mind.
They've been like, you know, you're not dealing with the spiritual side anymore.
You're not dealing with the psychic side anymore.
Go live your life.
And she's forgotten so many things.
They've kind of like mind wiped all of that incredible experience because she was in such a strange state.
So she is believing when she goes to New York that she's going to debunk.
All of these mediums.
And as it turns out, boom, no, just the opposite happens.
So she literally is running her, when she's in her early 20s, she's running away from this kind of spiritualism, psychic activity.
She's trying to just be a journalist and support her mother there in New York.
And she's even given up her Broadway career.
This is very unusual.
She's kind of packed like three or four lives into this very, very young life.
I mean, she's really remarkable that way.
So the upshot that happens though is that.
She will embrace it.
She will, through spending time there, she'll embrace it.
And the people that she runs across, there's this wonderful description in her autobiography of just them setting her up, these people who recognize her talent, setting her up in New York and literally at these outdoor locations, just sitting there reading for people.
And who's sitting there with her?
But the Fox sisters.
So when I think about Steiner fingering.
The Fox sisters, as the group that the mystery schools had worked with, I start to recognize this theme about the Orphic Circle setting up Emma Britton.
And even when she goes to New York and this whole sequence of events, it seems like it's laid out for her to do it.
But her descriptions of the Fox sisters and what happens with them and how they are so in demand and how they're incredible psychics is also, I think, gives us a good snapshot of that period.
Now, one thing I want to say about the Fox sisters is years later, the mystery schools realizing that this didn't work.
So well, that them putting out this whole spiritualism wasn't really the results that they needed, and that they decided to go with Blavatsky instead.
They withdraw their support, and then the Brotherhoods of the Left Hand Path decide to really tarnish the Fox Sisters.
And they do it through a series of actions and trying to make them look like frauds, et cetera.
So when you go and you find information on the Fox Sisters, they'll be like, oh, so and so admitted it was a fraud or whatever it happened to be.
These people were under incredible pressure.
And once the mystery schools withdrew their support for this operation, the left hand schools saw the opportunity to make the whole field look ridiculous.
And we see a lot of that now with the UFO file.
These things always run in these courses because the left hand schools don't want the public to know anything about psychic experience.
They don't want them to have those tools.
The ruling structure would be far happier if you and I knew nothing about extrasensory perception, astral travel, any of it, because it gets you away from just being this kind of puppet citizen.
So, it's quite important, I think, to think about this particular period and what happens there.
So, now Emma Britton goes on to embrace her spirituality, and she will go to Boston, not far from here, actually, maybe about 10 minutes from here, and she will create this whole movement here and in New York.
And she will then go across the country and become very popular as part of the spiritualist craze to the point where Abraham Lincoln decides that she would make a good person not only to give him trance readings about spiritualism but also to represent him because she's so articulate.
So we're getting a very unusual snapshot here again of the mystery schools using someone.
And what actually happens is Emma Britton winds up bringing an incredible wave of spiritualism to America and works very closely with.
The Lincoln administration politically.
So again, we have that balance between the mystery schools and the kind of deeper aspects of politics.
Now, what's fascinating is in 1875, Blavatsky comes over and founds the Theosophical Society with Britain.
That's 10 years after Lincoln died.
But you see, it takes all of this setup for Britain going through the Orphic Circle, going through all these various tests.
Now, what happens is she publishes a book.
Called Ghostland.
And Ghostland is supposed to be the information given by an initiate, somebody who had been transformed by the mystery schools, and it was supposed to be transmitted to her, and she was going to be the one to reveal it, basically.
Years later, people would interpret the book and realize it was written by a feminine hand, and that the language used was literally the language.
That someone would use who was from where she grew up.
So instead of this being some actual initiate who gave her the information, it has been surmised or speculated upon that actually this is Emma Britton's experience and the one that she couldn't reveal openly because she had given this oath to the Orphic Circle, but instead she does it through the character of this person who gave her the information.
And interestingly enough, there's a series of things and a series of initiations that take place.
In Ghostland, for this figure who she calls Chevalier.
Now, I want to get into a couple of these because it'll give us a bigger idea.
And then we're going to tie into how she basically created the wave of the Theosophical Society that became Anthroposophy.
And then we're going to take your questions.
Of course, Miss Olivia is ready for that.
Sacrificed Lives for Truth00:11:08
How are we doing over there?
I've got a lot of great questions already.
Fantastic.
You're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
We're going deep into Theosophy and Emma Britton.
To kind of get an idea of the mystery schools and how they operate politically, how they operate in the case of bringing the culture forward, and how they move in and withdraw and then come back like gangbusters.
And I think that we've seen a period where they withdrew substantially, and according to all their own predictions, including Steiner's prediction, they're coming back like gangbusters.
And we're looking at the effects of the mystery schools.
Re engagement with the popular culture.
Yes.
I want to ask this right away.
So, Bo Krill says, So I'm kind of getting bummed out.
I'm thinking these left hand groups won.
Am I wrong?
No, no, the left hand groups have not won.
They certainly have not won.
We are proving that right here.
I know that sounds kind of high and mighty, but that's it.
You know, we're still talking about it.
We're still trying to connect.
No, I understand.
I think part of it, remember that.
Part of the mission of the left hand schools is to create narratives so that people get hopeless about, you know, oh, humanity is doing such terrible things to Earth or whatever.
This is part of what they do.
Now, they can rely on human mistakes to really amplify their position.
However, when you get right down to it, when we think of the incredible people like Blavatsky, like Besant, like Alcott, like Steiner, who have given, like Casey, like Gurdjieff, who really have sacrificed the greater portion of their lives to get this information out to us.
I make a habit of pointing out that Rudolf Steiner spent three decades essentially, along with all of his other work, telling us that our monarch. Forces were going to come in through the technology in the 21st century, and that this was going to be the next great battle for humanity.
And the message is getting through now.
It got through to a small group of people when he was alive, but that message is spreading.
So it's certainly, there's no outcome yet.
But certainly, even in Steiner's point of view, there was a possibility of the harmonic forces catching humanity unawares and really lulling them into the state and harvesting them into what he called the eighth sphere.
When we look at that, when we look at that setup, we can see that people like Britain, Emma Hardinge, are so important because they bring the truth about the Orphic Circle out.
We get something, and there's a real breakthrough that happens there.
When I've dealt with psychic individuals, or when I've dealt with even dealing with people like Graham Hancock, for example, you can see there's this incredible information we can plug into.
So, If anything, it should give us the worse things become, the more that we should really close ranks and dial into the really good information.
The mystery schools left this information.
Remember, anthroposophy started in 1907, and the Theosophical Society started in 1875.
This is a long process.
The Gurdjieff work was out in 1915.
You know, the Casey work predominantly from 1920 to 1940.
They gave us the foundation.
And it's up to us to apprehend the foundation of the things that they left behind, which has happened in some ways and has also the process has been corrupted or marketed at times or whatever it happens to be the case.
But if you look at the explosion of consciousness in the 1960s and you see people getting into the mystery school aspects, life after death, psychic experience, et cetera, that's all theosophy from 1870 something.
So sometimes it takes, you can see that 100 year lap there.
In Steiner's work, He gave us the word around 1916 that in 100 years we'd get that opportunity, and that the window is something like three decades.
So we're running in that window, the early part of that window, right now.
So I think it is very important to apprehend what the schools left for us publicly.
We might be able to go deeper, we might be able to contact some of those deeper mystery school elements, but they left things for us publicly.
We can assimilate those first.
I have no doubt, I'm sorry, I'm going to put it out there, after meeting Gigi, that we have access.
To those schools, that they are right there ready to work with us, and that we are the ones who are not reaching out because, for whatever reason, we're lazy, we're discouraged, we have low self esteem, whatever it is that is blocking us from doing the work of reaching out.
I know, I'm so inspired after meeting Gigi.
I know that it is right there available to us.
So, anyway, I did want to say Michael Cook says, Joseph Farrell said, both the US and Russian astronauts.
Experienced increased psychic abilities when outside the Earth's gravity.
Will the next wave of spiritualism come from the new space race?
Look at Edgar Mitchell, he is an incredible example of this.
He brought meditation to completely different levels.
And I think his organization wasn't about, like, hey, we need UFO truth now.
It was, we need a greater understanding of humanity and the cosmos.
So let's think of it that way.
There's certainly aspects when you get into space.
Just on that level, you're going to start to apprehend things differently.
However, it does not take going to space.
It literally is available wherever you are.
That's what the mystery school traditions have told us.
And I have to say, you know, I'm going to reinforce this here, which is what I do the work that we do here with dark journalists is this I'm a journalist who's giving you information relating to the mystery schools.
And so it's not that I think that I can tell you how you can arrive at.
Nirvana, or anything like that.
I don't have any of those types of solutions.
What I have the solutions are that the mystery schools left behind a legacy.
And I can, by sifting through that legacy, I think we can all get information that can help us to look at the situation very differently and to apprehend that spiritual vision, to get a deeper view into it.
And when I look at other journalists who've done this, I'll mention Graham again because we were just talking with him.
You know, Graham said the majority of his work was based.
On investigative journalism.
He came from The Economist magazine.
I had done a decade as a tech editor.
So we get this ability to come into this from a different field and then bring the facts back.
So he's an investigative reporter bringing forward this lost civilization and that has been passed down, the truths that have been passed down, the spiritual message that's left there for us.
And we have a lot in common in this sense, which is that.
He's done such an incredible job over three decades doing that.
What I've been trying to do is, as a journalist, bring forward the ex steganography and bring forward that.
And when we see people come forward like Edgar Mitchell, who've been in space, and then it expands their consciousness, it's a fantastic gift, I think, for all of us.
For me, the mystery schools from Casey to Steiner, Emma Britton, and all of them, you remember Emma Britton.
The way they had her channeling for the Orphic Circle was in a room.
She was in a room going into trance and getting the information.
She wasn't going into space.
She wasn't going into some remote monastery somewhere.
She was getting it right there.
So it is available.
It's like a radio station, it's always broadcasting, and you have to have the ability to tune in and then to tune in properly.
And they have left those very interesting footprints behind for us to follow.
And the extegonography is, you know, That's something that goes all the way back to the Book of the Dead.
It doesn't get much older than that unless you go back to Atlantis.
So it's quite remarkable the information that is there.
And we do have exceptional abilities.
We have exceptional personalities on the stage right now that might help us to get there.
And one of them in particular comes from a celebrity family who is connected to all this.
And I hope to have the opportunity to bring her forward for you as well.
They're working.
These people work in very different echelons and with different work, but they are there.
The people that we can point to, you know, from Catherine Austin Fitts' work, Forbidden Knowledge TV, you know, there's so much incredible work that we can resonate with and grow from that, you know, the really kind of shoddy stuff and the incredible kind of junk conspiracy stuff that floods into the space, if we can develop better discernment, we'll have a lot better shot at getting the good stuff rolling.
Yes, Miss Olivia.
Oh, did you want a question?
No, no, no.
Actually, I thought you were saying something.
Okay, good.
What I'm going to do is.
No, I actually do want to ask this question.
I want to make sure.
Okay, so um, did I call it or what?
Yeah, Carol Casa wanted to know did the Orphic Circle group ever have alien encounters?
Well, those beings that showed up that freaked out uh Emma Hardinge when uh when she woke up and saw them there were glowing beings that were holding some kind of uh something that these Orphic Circle people could read, but it got out of hand, the contact got out of hand.
This is an interdimensional contact for sure, uh, and when you read Bulwer Lytton's materials, there's lots of references to things like this.
He calls them angels or he calls them these unusual beings from the underground and the vril beings and the coming of the new race and stuff.
It's quite remarkable.
I just saw Kev Baker out there.
Kev, it's great to see you.
Kev Baker's show, it's just a fantastic, excellent show.
He's been doing excellent work today.
Nice shout out to Kev.
But it is quite remarkable when you get into it.
She will mention this whole connection with space also, oddly enough.
Okay, I'm going to get into something which is controversial on the Emma Britton side, in which, like I was referring to earlier, people have said this book, Ghostland, referring to this initiate going and getting this initiation, is actually her.
Alice in Wonderland Tactics00:02:55
And that the reason that she wrote it as a story was one, she couldn't reveal it because the Orphic Circle had sworn her to secrecy.
So she couldn't reveal it as herself.
Two, That women weren't getting the kind of respect, and that this was Blavatsky's problem, and that they really pushed Blavatsky around terribly and made her life a living hell.
It's not often talked about, but really, she had an incredibly difficult time.
And she's kind of the opposite of the guru that gets praised and people send all this money to.
You know, everywhere she goes, people are trying to rip her off.
There's always these operations from the left hand schools to take her down.
When she comes to America, and I have to say, as I have a lot of reverence for what A lot of respect for what Plavatsky tried to pull off, considering she was a woman and a Russian in that period of time, trying to come into America and make a difference.
So she approaches those mystery schools and says, Look at me.
I know what you guys know and more.
Make me part of your mystery school, even though you don't admit women, and I will work on this together and I'll start theosophy with you.
And they say, No way.
And she says, Well, I'm going to go to France and do it because they will accept me.
Those mystery schools will have.
The answers, and you won't.
So, according to Steiner, what they do is they, these groups decide to put her in something called occult imprisonment, where when she goes to meet this incredible truth and go into these states, they will block her.
They will send her false images.
They will make her think that she's somewhere else, all sorts of incredible tactics that are pulled on her.
So, Blavatsky really is somebody that was targeted heavily once she came out with this information.
And that Steiner talks specifically about psychic attack when it comes to revealing mystery school aspects, not so much from the mystery schools, but from the left hand schools who don't want the information out because they feel like they can kind of hoard that material.
It's quite important.
But anyway, in Ghostland, they let something very important out.
Let's get to that and then we'll take your questions.
Although, Miss Olivia, you can tell me what's going on out there.
Well, Hilly Caper wanted to know was Emma the Alice and Alice?
In Wonderland.
Yes, if you look, if you go to the episode that we've done on Alice X Wonderland in CERN, that tells the story of Emma Britton as Alice in Wonderland.
That is where the story actually comes from.
She is the somnambulist who goes into the rabbit hole.
A couple of quick things.
I wanted to get these quotes on the record from Emma Britton so we understand her past and her upbringing from her own lips.
Harrowing Spiritual Initiation00:13:42
Quote, when quite young, in fact, before I became acquainted with certain parties who sought me out and professed a desire to observe the somnambulistic tendencies for which I was then remarkable, I found my new associates to be ladies and gentlemen, mostly persons of noble rank.
Remember, this is literally Emma telling her story.
And at the time that they have her, she's a 10 year old who's quite remarkable.
Psychically.
And she says, they were mostly persons of noble rank.
And during a period of several years, it actually winds up being four years from 10 to 14, I and many other young persons, these are all girls between the age of 9 and 14, assisted at these sessions in the quality of somnambulists or mesmeric subjects.
This is very important because it shows that she understands mesmerism, which You know, that's information that comes down to us from the 1600s, where Mesmer had figured out this whole thing with De Peisiger about basically all sorts of things relating to higher psychic interaction.
So she says, from here, she says, it was one of their leading persons that assisted at their sessions in the quality of San Mamblis.
I'm sorry, it was one of their leading regulations never to permit the existence of the society to be known or the members thereof named.
Until they passed from earth to higher life.
So after they're dead, it's okay, you can say whatever you want.
It is in virtue of this last clause that I am at liberty to say that Lord Bulwer Lytton, the Earl of Stanhope, and Lieutenant Morrison, better known as Zadkiel, the author of Art Magic, belonged to the society, the Orphic Circle.
So she identified the members there.
This is so remarkable because without her telling us about it, we never would have understood anything about the Orphic Circle.
Let's go further.
From the age of 12, my public life commenced, and anyone who has become acquainted with the severe studies which musical artists are called upon to pursue in Europe will scoff at the idea that any leisure could have been afforded me for those metaphysical and scientific studies for which certain of my American friends affirmed my youth was absorbed.
With the exception of a little dabbling in astrology, pursued under the auspices of merry gypsying parties, I never heard of much less studied anyology in my life.
Never understood to those around me, it was in those after years when I became called and associated with a secret society of occultists and attended their sessions in London as one of their clairvoyant and magnetic subjects that I myself began to comprehend why a young girl,
fairly educated and blessed with many advantages, should be branded with such peculiarities of disposition as must inevitably shut her off from all companionship with children of her own age and standing.
The Society of Occultists to whom I can now allude and who are named in Ghostland are the Orphic Circle.
They obtained knowledge by means I'm not at liberty to mention of those persons whose associations they desired.
None of the members were known as such outside their circles.
The existence of the Society was undreamed of.
And those whom they chose to affiliate with, they knew of and called.
They knew of Emma Britton.
They knew how to spot these people.
I, having thus been favored, obtained a clue to my own exceptional early experiences, which the subsequent developments of spiritualism stamped as natural seership, Emma Hardinge, Britain.
So she's telling us there that it was actually through them that she came to understand her own abilities eventually.
So she's giving them the hat tip there, but also saying that they operated in secret and that no one knew the existence of this group and that they were of noble rank.
And she's also saying the way that they obtained information from her, she still can't reveal.
This is the end of her life.
It's quite remarkable when you think about it.
I suppose we have a clue in that they're getting some nambulist information, but there's some other mechanism that she's describing there, which we don't know what that is.
Okay, now the Allura Cave mystery and Emma Britton.
Good.
I'm very excited about this.
It's quite unusual.
I'll remind everyone you're watching the Dark Journalist Show or going deep.
Deep into Emma Hardinge Britain in the Orphic Circle Mystery School.
This aspect, the Allura Caves and the Mystery School inside these caves, comes out in Ghostland and she uses a figure that is going through all this and then tells her.
But later, a number of people surmise that this is in fact Emma Britain's.
She was very well traveled.
She went to America, she went to Australia, she went to New Zealand.
The idea of her in India is very easy, especially since Theosophy.
Grew there very massively during the time of its first five to ten years.
But this very unusual incident in the Himalayas that is recounted in Ghostland, if we look at it through the eyes of Emma Britton as opposed to this character who's giving her the information, then we get the idea.
This is where it takes place.
It is this abandoned temple in the caves of Ellora in India.
And it's quite a remarkable sacred place, as we can see here.
We get some impression of what once was a mighty spiritual culture there.
A little bit of a close up we have some of this kind of traditional but very interesting mystery school imagery out of India.
Very interesting and quite remarkable.
Olivia, that's kind of right up your alley.
Totally.
Okay.
So there are a few interesting things that.
Come out about these caves in particular that I want to read and about this aspect of the school that come right out of Ghostland, the book.
So she's describing this character finding the school after being led there by an unusual person that she refers to as a mediciner, which I found quite interesting.
This is obviously somebody who dishes out spiritual medicine.
I was completely overpowered by the light, and until it gradually filled the whole place with a soft, hazy glow, then it was that we discovered around this.
Astral altar, a circle of crouching dark forms who, with veiled heads and misty robes, seem to be supported on seats faintly outlined and stretching away, row after row, circle after circle.
This is all in Ghostland, by the way.
And remember that actually we're leaning towards the idea that this is Emma Britton writing directly about her own initiation through this male figure in order to get it the right respect.
The official story is that.
She was given this information and she put it out in Ghostland, but we found out later this actually isn't true.
So, more than likely, this is her direct experience.
Okay.
Until I reach for the first or inner circle up to the remotest part of the roof, completely filling our vast lodge room, it looked almost in the form of an ancient Roman amphitheater.
This special company, although it clearly outlined in the mysterious twilight of the room, obscured But did not conceal the other persons or material objects present, which shone through them as if they were merely shadows.
I find on comparing notes with the other members of the circle, the appearances I have thus briefly described were realized by all pretty much alike.
Let it be remembered, however, that what I have attempted to depict in cold, matter of fact language can never be thoroughly realized except by the awestruck witnesses, nor could any word painting, however vivid, do justice to this tremendous, harrowing impressions produced on the mind of.
Everyone in the presence of this immense company of formless, nameless shadows.
I might have lived for centuries with the memory of that solemn and terrifying scene.
I might behold death and carnage or mortal catastrophe in its dire form, yet nothing could equal the insupportable horror of the phantom gathering.
This is very important.
What happens is, this is what Steiner calls the dweller in the threshold.
When you go to move into the mystery schools, you, and we've seen this depicted in things like Star Wars when they enter the cave, you have to face yourself and all your fears, and it becomes this harrowing specter.
And when you pass through that, you get through the doors, as it were, into this state of higher consciousness.
So this is quite remarkable.
She's like, Nothing on earth is as challenging as facing this dweller on the threshold.
And I do want to point out here that.
What she's talking about is very much how Gurdjieff talks about going with a band, a group of people who were in search of higher knowledge and who basically came to this mystery school and they initiated Gurdjieff.
This is the entire story of Gurdjieff, but this one is taking place maybe 50, some 50 years earlier.
And there was always this idea that these mystery schools somewhere were deep in the heart of Asia.
Okay, I'll go forward with a little bit more of this and we'll get just a little bit more flavor of going into this mystery school.
So, what happens is she realizes that these are kind of specters and they drift away, they kind of melt away, and then she's led into where the actual masters of wisdom are.
So, she has started to realize what's happening in this.
I'm going to get actually, I'm going to pass a couple pages here because we're tight on time.
So she says, I turned hastily to retrace my step when I was violently seized from behind, my arms drawn back and tightly pinioned, a scarf tied across my eyes and another over my mouth.
And all this was done with such an amount of force and incredible rapidity that before I had a moment's time to offer the least resistance, I was gagged, pinioned, blindfolded, and in this helpless position with hands and iron grasping me on either side, I felt myself dragged on in the direction of the temple.
And through its long colonnades until I reached a point where there was a slight pause and the aroma of a damp subterranean atmosphere became distinctly palpable.
Now, this is also told in the Gurdjieff story, where when he's led to the mystery school, they blindfold him and they lead him through these mountain caverns on a donkey.
And then they eventually arrive at this place and he arrives there.
This is, of course, how the mystery schools keep their location secret, but it's quite harrowing to go through.
A little more of this from Ghostland.
Strange to say, my usual clairvoyance in this unexpected captivity utterly forsook me.
There seemed to be a will stronger than my own operating to subdue my spiritual perceptions, and for some time I was too stunned to attempt resistance.
In all this long descent into the very bowels of the earth, I heard no other sound other than the footsteps.
No footfall broke the portentous silence, the strong grip of my captors, the only evidence that I had companions.
Just as we reached a certain point when I realized that I was being forced to descend in an almost interminable stairway, the idea occurred to me that by planting myself firmly on my feet, I might at least manifest my determination of going no further.
This poor show of resistance was instantly met by a push that was violent, and had I not held by the hands of iron, I should have precipitated to whatever depths awaited me below.
This is a very harrowing initiation of going into this school.
So, what happens is when she makes it, the air became soft, balmy, and perfumed with the odor or aroma of aromatic essences, and the floor was smooth and hard as if formed of polished stones.
I felt busy hands about me, removing my gag, bandage, thongs, and then it was a slight burst upon my ears, such as no language of mine can do justice to.
I stood in a subterranean temple of immense extent, fashioned in the shape of a horseshoe.
The large oval of which was arranged as an auditorium with luxuriously cushioned seats of ascending circles on the plan of an amphitheater.
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The lofty roof was surrounded with highly wrought sculptured emblems of Egyptian and Chaldean worship.
She had made it through the incredible initiation of getting there, and now she was in this incredible cave mystery school surrounded by all this Egyptian and Chaldean worship.
Interspersed with sentences emblazoned in gold in Arabic, Sanskrit, and other Oriental languages, in the midst of the roof which sloped upwards was a magnificent golden planisphere, basically the stars.
Formed on an azure plain, so skillfully designed that the interior of the temple was illuminated from the representations of the heavenly host that gleamed and sparkled above my head.
The walls were hewn out of the same red granite which composed the mountains in the district.
But they were thickly adorned with gigantic images of Egyptian gods, surmounted by a border of gorgeous vast reliefs, some of which represented ancient Chaldeic tablets.
Others were engraved planet spheres and astrological charts with scenes from Assyrian and Chaldean history.
And she goes on to describe this incredible pair of gigantic sphinxes that are supported on either side by the immense image of a winged bull of Nineveh that was suspended.
In all probability, by magnetic force in midair, it's just floating there.
So she reaches the Orphic Circle in there, and they give her this incredible gift for humanity, which is humanity is going through this incredible period.
You are basically going to be a part of the initiation of these Allura caves.
And this school, she's going to go out when she leaves there, she's going to go out with this incredible information.
Again, Those early flashes of the Orphic Circle and what it became through groups like Anthroposophy, through the Gurdjieff groups, and the witnessing of those temple dancers.
God, that's cool.
What's amazing about it is this is a reflection.
Remember, these people like Gurdjieff, like Emma Britton, go into these schools and they come out with this knowledge and they try to reflect it back to give us some idea of what it is.
And so, I'm not going to ruin the end for what happens when she's in Ghostland.
Give us a hint.
Well, this is really where she becomes transformed.
And interestingly enough, someone did guess that it's space related, but it is quite remarkable that these masters of wisdom give her this role.
And in Ghostland, of course, it's the character of this seeker who is a man.
And he's giving her this information, and later.
As I described, not so fast, not so fast.
It actually is Emma Britton's story told through this incredible environment of the Allure Caves Mystery School.
Now, somebody might ask, do you think that Mystery School is still there?
Well, it was there once.
It certainly was there once.
And the way that I understand these things is, in terms of how they're there physically, it's quite different in terms of how we would look at it.
But I think what we have when we look at Emma Britton is she took the charge.
That they gave her in these mystery schools to go out and change things, just as Besant and Alcott took that charge from Blavatsky.
So, when we look at it from this perspective, we can see that they're facing this incredible challenge and they're doing their best to bring it forward.
But it seems like it's almost as if in the case of people like Edgar Cayce or Emma Britton.
But they've prearranged to do this before they even come into the earthly sphere to do it.
Emma Britton would become not only a political figure helping with the reelection of Abraham Lincoln, but she spread spiritualism through America, through 44 states.
That's no easy feat, all from Boston, by the way.
She went and spread spiritualism and started the first spiritualist movement in Australia and New Zealand.
And she really, by giving us the clue of the Orphic Circle, she opened up the entire aspect of the mystery schools interacting.
With that higher political echelon together, and how that can be either very profitable or very dangerous, depending on the individuals that we have involved there.
Emma Britton, at the end of her life, tried to steer the Theosophical Society towards this Western mysticism.
That became the role for Rudolf Steiner instead.
And Blavatsky, the people who were handpicked by Blavatsky, Besant, and Ledbetter, they Spun theosophy more into the Eastern initiator's path, which is nothing wrong with that, but apparently, in the order of things, the Eastern initiation had already taken place,
and that it's the time for the Western schools, the Rosicrucian school, to move forward, to move the culture forward, and to battle this Aramonic force, and that there's something fundamental about the Eastern approach which set this up.
And so the Western mystery schools owe that to the ancient wisdom of the Eastern schools, but the Eastern schools can't handle this.
And that's why the Western tradition needs to come forward.
I want to make one other point about Emma Britton before we go to your questions.
Actual name is Emma Floyd.
And so Emma Hardinge Britton, she did, her married name is Britton because she married Dr. Britton here in Boston.
But Hardinge was the name that the Orphic Circle gave her and she kept it her entire life.
The origin and the mystery of that name comes up for a lot of people who investigate Emma Britton, but it's something very deep.
About the mystery school connection with Emma, something in that name, Hardinge, that perpetuates the mystical tradition around her name.
One thing I want to say from the record, which is Emma Hardinge became involved in the campaign efforts in 1864 in support of Abraham Lincoln's reelection after delivering a highly successful lecture series titled The.
Coming man, the next president of the United States.
Emma was invited to continue her political work on a 32 city lecture tour.
Think about that.
That's how much the Lincoln administration valued her.
So we're seeing the mystery schools work directly with that political echelon.
There's the kind of ex share aspect going on back then.
And of course, we know that Lincoln was assassinated, just like Kennedy would be 100 years later.
So we're getting.
We're getting an idea here, and the Western Star, which is the magazine that she published, went out of business after a series of devastating fires in Boston.
And I found that very interesting too, because here's somebody who is founding the Theosophical Society, and it's like her magazine and the factory and the places that were producing her stuff all are destroyed by fire, and she's set back dramatically.
It seems to me that Emma Britton is not quite understood and not quite appreciated for the incredible role.
That she had in bringing these truths forward.
She was a mystery school initiate.
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She was identified young.
And she had that burden growing up.
And she had the incredible burden of her own psychic abilities and how that made her different and unique from other children, but also made her valuable to other people.
And when we think about growing up and how you just kind of want to, you know, get on with it and get on with having fun and all the rest of it, to be, they have this incredible burden laid on her.
One other thing I'll say about her autobiography is there's a quite remarkable story there about when her father dies, who she's very attached to.
And she, uh, Is 11 years old and she's sort of run away from home.
And she's standing there about to jump in the river.
And she talks about this incredible thing of hearing her father's voice saying, You have to go home, you have to go home right now.
And that psychic ability, her ability to tune in, actually saved her life there from that incredible sorrow.
So she, it seems to me that the incredible abilities that she had sort of.
Determine the entire outcome of her life one way or another, but at times there's no question about it that they saved her.
And I guess you know, I'll try to sneak in the thing about the astral stalker, but for now, I'm gonna go to you.
I'm gonna throw it right back at you.
Well, let's go to questions now.
Let's go to questions now.
I thought I called the shots.
I know you do.
Say how high, I know you have your body where your mouth is.
It's okay, you're gonna do it.
Astral stalker coming.
All right, fine.
Okay, so Don Forbes wanted to know.
Does she give her age when this happened, the cave incident?
Well, this is very mysterious, actually.
It seems to me that it's after the Orphic Circle aspects.
And since she's doing it through a different figure, the figure himself is only in his 20s.
So we can imagine perhaps, perhaps that Emma was in her 20s when this happened.
But I do find it quite remarkable that there's an entire initiatory sequence that's outlined in Ghostland.
And they talk there about how they use certain language to communicate with each other.
And if you read Ghostland, you're going to find a major key to ex steganography.
And that's something that's there waiting for you.
Keep rolling.
Okay.
So, Bob McElbeny, why do you say school instead of mysteries religion?
They identify themselves as schools.
Yeah, I don't give them that designation.
That's the designation that they give themselves.
And if you think about it, what is a school?
School is where you get educated.
So, for all practical purposes, they're schools of the mysteries.
So, they are like the Greek tradition in that sense.
But certainly, school is an appropriate term, it is a very appropriate term.
Yes.
Bokrils.
So, when they find a child they're looking for, how do they approach the parents for access?
This is very interesting.
First of all, we know that her grandfather was the Wizard of Wales.
So they already knew there's something going on in that bloodline.
Now, the father had an intuitive ability, it was remarked upon, but it seems to me through his contacts as someone who was a captain in the British Navy, he may have come into contact with some of these elite circles, and that's how they were able to identify her, or they may have just kept an eye on that bloodline.
It's quite possible.
She never explicitly says how she's brought into the circle, but she does identify her first, the first time that she's there as being nine years old.
So we get that.
That's when they first identified her.
But her life was already strange before that.
Remember, she had no friends.
And she was kept on this very tight schedule of music, learning music, learning literature, and nothing in between.
I think about a story that we did, and it related to one of the most incredible mathematical figures in history.
And one of the things that her mother had her do was stand still.
For 30 minutes at a time.
There's something very unusual about some of the methods that were known among these families and these groups.
And the standing still aspect reminds me very much of the stop exercise in the Gurdjieff work.
Very, very interesting.
That's Ada Lovelace.
Okay.
Okay.
So Book Rules has a whole bunch of questions that are related.
Yeah, sure.
How did Emma know whatever she let in would be benevolent?
How did these groups know what would come in through this vessel would be benevolent, basically?
And Did any of the gifted ever explain how easy or often it is for evil spirits to take control during a channel?
Any stories of when one did?
Oh, certainly.
My God.
Well, here's the interesting thing when we think about that.
She actually wrote a book about how to do these circles.
And she kind of basically was like, here's your how to book about how to do your own Orphic circle and how to keep those.
Mediumistic tendencies towards negative subjects off and to keep those forces out.
There were some basic rules.
One of them is that when they did circles, their hands were always facing down.
So their palms would always face the table.
That's one.
Two, for magnetism, lights always had to be low.
You could not have a large source of light in the room.
That's why I think they're candlelit or whatever.
There's something about that spiritual interaction that we can't go into the right state, perhaps.
Unless the room is dark.
Some other interesting ones I find fascinating is that nobody who was physically ill could participate in the circles.
Something about the magnetism for someone who was physically battling something could be working in those circles.
I also found it interesting that one of the other qualities is that if somebody had an over supercharged manner, if they were too manic, That they would either need to develop a method not to be so manic or they couldn't be in the circle because the magnetism, when it comes in, the spiritual contact, when it comes in, it'll get magnified and then it'll be overwhelming if somebody of that character is there.
So these were all very interestingly balanced, right down at times to shade of hair, which I found very interesting for how a good circle would operate.
And very often they would operate in either seven.
People or 12 people.
So, and it was very complimentary to have fellow family members in the energy circles as well.
Channeling the heart, Barbara Joyce.
Does DJ think the big push to get everyone to have their DNA analyzed is a way to keep track of bloodlines?
Absolutely.
And what bloodlines are they looking for?
Oh, they know how to interpret and read those things quite well.
And the DNA, like test your DNA thing, I think is large scale harvesting.
There's no question about it.
Now, some people have said, What are they looking for?
They're looking for alien DNA.
They could be.
It could very well be.
But I also feel that they want to have a record of this particular bloodline that they're looking for.
And I think that's where a lot of this comes from.
Well, and I think, let's face it, I'm sorry, I'm going to go there.
You know, there's depopulation in the works.
Oh, yeah.
And, you know, whether they make determinations based on that, it is.
Well, that's a very Nazi kind of approach when you think about it.
Now, let's think about this also.
Talking about bloodlines, Edgar Casey's grandfather, this is not widely talked about, but he could levitate objects and he showed young Casey that he had this ability.
Now, when he died, Casey witnessed it because the horse was getting a drink of water and threw the grandfather into the pond, and Casey was a four year old kid who couldn't swim, so he had to watch him drown.
Afterwards, he would see him and interact with him as a child.
But this grandfather lineage.
Giving Casey the ability, and that this guy could levitate tables and chairs and things.
And then Emma Floyd, Hardinge Britain, her grandfather was known as the Welsh Wizard.
So there's definitely a bloodline aspect to psychic ability.
It's not the only aspect, but certainly it's something that they do keep track of.
I don't think it's something that's a requirement to join a mystery school because I believe abilities can be brought in through other lives.
As well.
But it is quite interesting when you talk about the bloodline tracking.
Yes.
Cheryl Peterson, what is your differentiation between a mystery school and a cult?
Well, the cult, as it's come down to us in modern times, I've done a lot of work around cults from, you know, the blue chicken cult to Rajneesh.
And a lot of them are set up around harvesting individuals.
The mystery schools are there to benefit humanity.
And so, their role is very, very different indeed.
They're there to move the culture forward, to give us that opening to choose.
Remember, if you're coming from a true mystery school tradition, nobody gets forced into doing anything.
As a matter of fact, the whole idea of violently seizing the government or something like that, the mystery schools don't operate because they understand when you invite those energies, when you ignite that process, then you are, in fact, inviting the wrong.
Energy, and you could never be a real mystery school and advocate those types of things.
The mystery school is more about training individuals to acquire ancient knowledge and spiritual knowledge, and that infusion leading us to all sorts of understandings about who we are one, and two, also to understand the nature of life.
So, our relationship to spiritual life, the cosmos, and all the rest of it.
But also, there are hidden things about humanity, and the mystery schools are there to help us process those things and bring them into our consciousness and develop us.
A cult is generally there to harvest the people involved, and usually with tragic consequences.
Just look at Heaven's Gate.
Yeah, and usually it surrounds a charismatic leader, right?
Yeah.
Who is not terribly ethical and often sleeps with.
A scum rises to the top.
I think that's what you're trying to say.
It is interesting.
But see, this is all very fascinating, too, because we have to remember that these people think about what an basically an adept that Blavatsky was.
But she also was somebody who had an incredibly biting sense of humor.
And she didn't put up with BS, you know, and she was willing to call people out all through these books Emma Britton, Blavatsky, and all the rest of it.
They are constantly calling the frauds out.
And they have to.
It's the nature of the beast because there are so many when they get to doing this stuff.
And if they were around now, the things that they would do, they'd be calling out, you know, the phony, I'm the Galactic Ambassador, I'm David Wilcock, Casey incarnate.
You know, they wouldn't let that kind of stuff stand because it's not things that are based in integrity.
Nobody with integrity would ever say that.
So we're dealing with a very low mentality in the current era around spiritual matters.
Ask anyone who's trying to do a legitimate New age thing or get into spirituality, you're surrounded by a lot of manipulative stuff.
And yet, the heart of the New Age is incredibly altruistic.
New Age comes from A.R. Arraj, who was a Gurdjieff disciple.
That was the name of his magazine in 1920.
So these were people who were looking and think of what the term means a New Age.
What is that?
A New Age of Consciousness, right?
It's the Age of Aquarius, baby.
So, you know.
These things are very important, but we can also see, just like in the religions, that the power gets exploited.
And, you know, so you get like a Joel Olstein ministry, and this guy is like, you know, he's a Cadillac preacher.
This is just the nature of the thing, but we should never hesitate to call it out.
I think that that's a false thing, and that when we see it and we can prove it, like we started the show with Elizondo, for example.
That's journalism.
That's where I come from.
And it has nothing to do with positive or negative energy or anything else.
As a journalist, you have a set of facts you're able to present, and the public gets informed.
That's what you do.
That's the service of the Fourth Estate.
So you bring the facts forward without regard.
I mean, you do it in a balanced, humane way, but the facts are the facts.
That's what a good journalist does.
So hopefully, that's what we get down to here.
But cults, I would say, are exactly probably the opposite of mystery schools.
Okay.
Marco Galrito has a great question.
Are cults helped by dark brotherhoods at times?
Oh, absolutely.
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My God.
You know, I was going to do an episode on mystery school mishaps.
You still should.
Yeah.
And they're also like groups that, as they get further and further away from the center of the thing, like groups that spun off of theosophy, they get less and less effective.
They get watered down.
And darker groups.
Get their hands on it.
Now, there's a lot of groups and a lot of cults that, you know, from Scientology to, we talked about Lifespring and all kinds of groups like that who use the human potential movement idea to basically suck your bank account.
So now, you know, it is true that on Wall Street this happens all the time.
So you're like, well, you know, what does it matter?
I guess on Wall Street you kind of expect it.
But when you get into human spirituality and things that are, Sort of important for someone on a soul journey, it really stands out.
You know, it's really the wrong place to be if you're doing that kind of thing.
So, we see a lot of it.
We see a lot of harvesting operations and a lot of mind control.
And if we can get a better understanding around mind control and training and all the rest of it, you know, even with YouTube and these platforms trying to throw people off who are thinking, that's mind control because they don't want the other voice out there to compete with them in the Ministry of Information or their two minutes hate or whatever it happens to be.
They just want their one narrative and they want to ram it down everyone's throat.
It's not going to go down very pretty because you can't put the genie back in the bottle.
And my way of thinking is the only way that they're looking at it is we have to, the gorilla has to come out of the closet.
We have to show what fascists we are because we can't control the narrative anymore.
And I think that's going to boomerang on them, although it's going to be uncomfortable for content creators in the meantime.
And people, I think, who are looking for the right thing in the alternative space are going to have to develop.
Alternatives that do not rely on the corporate social media structures.
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There are a lot of votes for the episode on the Mystery School's Gone Wrong.
Everybody wants to see it.
I have some good, really classic examples.
Well, oh, there's that one.
Yes.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Well, I also have Elizabeth Clare Prophet, but that's a different story.
Okay, so we'll take a couple more questions.
Okay.
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There are such great questions.
Okay, so Avishay Lavi, so are the schools multidimensional?
And Timothy Carroll wanted to know please explain what is an ascended master?
Well, the idea of ascended masters in general is that people have developed themselves at two levels.
Through spiritual advancement, where they can move on to another system of growth, so that the earth is they've mastered the plane.
And what they do is they become, instead of moving on, that they maintain an ethereal presence here to try to help the others.
Remember the original Casey story about why Aemilius comes down to Atlantis?
He is trying to help humanity that's trapped in matter and get them on a better evolutionary course.
And the harmonic forces are engaged in keeping them deeper and deeper in that material stupor.
So, this is the kind of cosmology that we see playing out.
In the mystery schools.
So, an ascended master fundamentally is someone who's moved beyond the need for an earthly life, but who stays behind here and works with us here to raise up our own level, to raise up our own frequency, to be able to ascend to where they are.
And they take it on as their life's work.
Now, this is the most noble exercise.
And there are ascended masters.
There's no question when the mystery school traditions.
That's the first thing that they tell us that there are these masters and these higher forces.
Now, you know, there have been times when people have kind of created their own lexicon about it, and it's going to happen.
But the fact is that everywhere from, you know, Kuthumi to Saint Germain, these figures recur over and over again in mystery school traditions.
And so there we are.
And so for me, you know, I think that there's no doubt such a thing exists, and especially if you take it from the level of the mystery schools.
Casey's work, Gurdjieff's work, Theosophy, Anthroposophy, Steiner's work, they all tell us about this level of master that's seeking to help society.
And there we are.
Yes.
Sorry.
Just responding to somebody.
Okay.
So.
TJ Isaacs, we are in a critical time.
Who leads the mystery schools now?
And I would add, you know, how can we summon them?
How can we offer ourselves to them if we want to be trained, as many people do?
Well, I mean, I don't think the way it works, it's very interesting, actually.
If you look at J.G. Bennett, who was Gurdjieff's disciple, he wanted to know from Gurdjieff where the mystery schools were, so did Ospensky.
But interestingly enough, the period of time.
Didn't lend itself to people going and discovering and going off into a monastery and learning the techniques and coming out.
So, you know, Gurdjieff was saying basically, you're going to lead, you're going to create these things, you're going to use the knowledge that we're plugging in and you're going to use it properly.
And so the next phase for us is the way that we plug into the Mystery School material is by examining what they have left for us and understanding it, and then we get to move up to that next level.
And I think that figures do come forward and will come forward related to these schools.
I think that they are active on a regular basis, but I don't think it's the kind of thing where we're going to be able to send them a postcard because, you know, mystery school adepts.
Remember, there are levels, and I describe these levels.
I'll make this brief, but you have the main mystery schools who are kind of that level we were just discussing.
They know so much and they maintain that tradition.
Beneath them, you have lesser schools who.
Have been there and are branches of that bigger piece, but they don't have the entire basis of knowledge as the main mystery schools.
Beneath them, we have the archaic schools.
The archaic schools know all the traditions.
They've memorized the traditions and they keep the knowledge, but it's not so much that they're about advancing that knowledge.
They're kind of like an incredible brain trust.
And beneath them, we have private groups of study around particular thought.
And then outside of that is what public schools, public inquiries, public groups, the people who go and study, you know, whatever it happens to be.
It could be Buddhism, it could be ancient Greek philosophy.
Those types of mystery schools, or who study the Gurdjieff work, those are all public groups.
So, all of that stuff exists simultaneously.
So, when we say mystery schools, we're actually talking about that entire rung there.
So, the mystery schools at the top level, and how we can kind of bring that into our lives, there's no doubt that they've left through things like ex steganography, they've left this kind of footprint of knowledge.
And if you follow that information, and if you follow the work of Steiner and others, You know, it starts to open things up.
I mean, information starts to open up.
They've all left behind, whether it was Casey or Steiner or Gurdjieff, they've left behind the tools.
I think with Steiner's Knowledge of Higher Worlds, this is his introduction.
You know, I call it Steiner's hit single because it's the only book that anyone really understands of his.
And it is broken down in very easy language.
Ospensky, In Search of the Miraculous, you know, there is the interaction with the mystery school directly in that book.
In the Casey work, you know, Edgar Casey and Atlantis, like these things, these tools are left there.
And I think in literature, we find it also.
The study of William James, for example, and his studies, these things can open our consciousness up.
And there are many great writers now as well.
And as I started off the show talking about Graham Hancock and people like that, I think that we start to get a feeling that there is the information out there.
There's no shortage of information.
Yes.
Of course, we only want the best information.
So, Nimza, DJ, in your opinion, to what extent are these groups back engineering Greco Egyptian religious practice versus genuine continuity from the ancient world?
You know, that's interesting.
What portion, at what point do you get stuck?
Like the archaic schools I was describing, they know the methods that worked 2,000 years ago because they've kept them.
But truth learning is a living process, it's expanding all the time.
You know, you and I re engaging with the mystery school knowledge, their 100 year prediction.
That is a development, a growth by us examining that material.
We get to see it.
It's not happening in real time.
We get to review what they did.
But we are happening in real time.
Our observation of what they did is happening in real time.
And somehow we get some kind of syzygy going on.
There's some kind of a link happening.
Special things happen when we take on new information and when we have that foundation in the mystery knowledge.
I don't think there's any doubt about it.
All right, we'll take two more questions.
It's amazing questions tonight.
We've gone deep, deep on Emma Britton and the Orphic Circle Mystery School and her unusual relationship as a founder of theosophy to the entire movement of spiritual awakening that we've seen the public mystery schools come forward with.
And I do want to say that there has to be some recognition about these figures when we look at it the sweep of people like Rudolf Steiner, the sweep of influence of people like Casey, you know, who were not standing up and saying, you know, with a big ego line, notice me, do something for me.
I mean, Casey actually lived his entire life basically in poverty.
And it was only in 1943 when There Is a River came out that.
People really knew anything about him.
And 1945 is when he died.
So it wasn't really until the 60s that his work was discovered.
So it's part of a process here.
And I think the thing to shy away from is when, you know, just look at the problems that like Tony Robbins has had recently, right?
When things are just shoved down your throat and like they're overly marketed and it's this whole draining process.
And we've seen the whole collapse of, you know, Gaia and all the junk conspiracy that they were rolling out.
Now we're seeing the collapse of TTSA.
A company that has $46 million in losses by trying to portray this big UFO buildup with the media and the CIA.
This is the stuff to avoid.
Look for the quiet voices who have done the good work.
Look for the Steiner work.
That is the pearl of great price.
And try to avoid the bombast as best you can in a society like this.
Hey, didn't we not?
Did someone not?
Who was it who found?
That Kanye West was wearing an anthroposophical t shirt.
It was Najat.
Okay, wait.
He was wearing an anthroposophical t shirt.
Think about that.
Anthroposophy is Rudolph Steiner's movement.
Kanye West was wearing it.
What does that tell you?
And Najat found it good find to Najat.
Fantastic.
But really off the charts, incredible.
Well, and my theory was that, I don't know, for what it's worth, I thought he probably saw Tesla Trump in the time capsule.
Now, this is interesting.
Kanye West being very, very interested in Trump and meeting with him, a big supporter and all the rest.
And we have this very popular episode of the X series, just 400,000 views called Tesla, Trump, and the Time Castle, all about Trump and Trump's uncle and his family lineage relation to these mystery schools.
And Olivia, you came up with the idea.
My God, I swear to God, he's wearing that tee when he's seated.
Very interesting indeed.
There's no question about it that there's a move around this material and there's a move around this information.
And in my opinion, the entire thing is heating up.
We'll take two more questions who are out, Miss Olivia.
Okay, so Alan Karna wanted to know Did Steiner ever travel to India?
No, not as far as I know.
I know that he traveled to London.
He was based in Germany and he traveled all around Europe, including the Netherlands, but I have not heard of that.
Okay, and also Alan Karna So, why did Emma Britton have a fallout with Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society?
It's unfortunate, and considering the way that they praised each other when they started.
And including the incredible reverence that Blavatsky had for Emma Britton's mediumistic capability, that eventually they came to kind of almost like name calling at the end.
But it was 10 years later.
I mean, they'd done their work.
But what happened really this is a tough thing to figure out.
Fundamentally, the Western initiation tradition was the thing that the mystery schools were coming forward with.
And there was a move by the Eastern initiators when Blavatsky had.
Brought out this information, but because of her own predisposition towards Christianity, she could not move into the full Western initiator category.
She still went with this.
And she was pressured by the schools that were trying to keep her in this kind of occult imprisonment by preventing her from just being a wild card.
And remember, Steiner is saying she released information that some of the mystery schools on certain levels didn't even know.
So she was connecting with an incredibly high level of information.
And they were nervous that she was going to let things out and that they would have no response for it.
And it was already happening with ISIS Unveiled.
So they did a great deal to derail her.
But what happened was that.
Character of contacts that she had after that, when she was put in a kind of distorted state, it took her three years to come out of that.
And she, her kind of hard position towards the Eastern initiators and the Eastern way is what's going to save everything, became kind of like the hardened position of Besant later about we need a world teacher now.
And so that's why Emma Britton and Blavatsky had a falling out.
Emma Britton was going in the way that Steiner would develop.
Which is the Western initiators would push this forward in America, would become the kind of flowering of this new Western tradition, which has been going on since the 1500s.
Francis Bacon, New Atlantis in America, you know, after the discovery of America was acknowledged in 1492, all of these things came forward.
And the Rosicrucians' goal was to make America this flowering.
And of course, we got this incredible flowering of liberty going on with the Revolutionary War, but the spiritual movement was there too, because if you have the freedom of religion, You can open all this stuff up, and that's what it was all about.
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But now, remember the prediction that Steiner made for America, and I want to bring this forward, and we're going to do a show on it.
But his prediction was that America the terrible thing about America is they eventually will outlaw, they'll create a law, an actual law on the books that prevents you from thinking a certain thought.
And you can see how accurate that is becoming his strange prediction about outlawing thought.
And here we are.
With YouTube and Facebook throwing people off because they believe something differently than this narrative that the corporate engineers want to place out there.
It's quite remarkable.
Right.
And right now they can use peer pressure and fear to do that, but they probably will technologically be able to do that.
So we can't actually even create the thought in our minds eventually.
Wow.
That's a really good point.
Yeah.
You understand this quite well.
So I'm not going to, I have to ask you this.
Okay.
So Brenda Fisher wants to know what do you think of Trump's tweet?
About the moon being a part of Mars.
I guess that just happened today.
I didn't know about this.
You know, I'll tell you this.
I do feel that Trump with the Space Force knows a great deal through his uncle and all the rest about the UFO file, et cetera.
So some of those things I don't feel are just accidents when things about space get brought up.
So yeah, I don't know exactly what to make of that, but we'll take another look at it.
There's no question.
Following things closely.
Yeah, he's in the loop.
Remember the phony Elizondo TTSA office won.
Action.
It's the Clinton action.
They want to use the UFO disclosure thing for their own weird military serve the deep state purpose.
And then the Trump thing, in order to get at the UFO file, he's doing the same thing kind of.
He's saying, oh, the Space Force is a militarization of space.
Make it a warfighting domain.
No, don't make it a warfighting domain.
That's not a good way to go get control of the UFO file.
Make a Space Force maybe to patrol assets or something to reach out into space further.
But The idea of making a space a war fighting domain.
Look, all the efforts of Kennedy, who was the person who created the space program, his whole thing was to get the war aspect out of space so that if it wasn't in space, the Earth could adopt the peaceful interaction.
That's why he went forward with Russia and Khrushchev saying, I don't want a space race, I want a joint moon mission.
And many people feel like it's that and the UFO file which got him assassinated.
You know, I've done a lot of work on this program about that.
Think about it.
You know, Kennedy understood.
He understood the birth of NASA.
He understood if you go and start putting nukes in space, where it's going to lead.
You know, when they were working with Reagan around this and the whole Star Wars thing, they were telling him, look, if you put nukes in space, you know, you can zap all these missiles from space.
But they were also scaring him with the idea that they were showing him UFOs out there and saying that these UFOs can take us over to such a point where he went to Gorbachev and said, will you help us fight, you know, this alien threat?
I mean, so.
The people inside the national security state only understand threat.
That's their word.
And so, ATIP, the big tip off when that whole thing was coming out, is that it was called the Threat Identification Program.
Threat equals money, threat equals power.
So, their whole thing is about threat.
So, when we get into it, when we're looking at an insidious operation of the CIA commandeering the UFO file, they needed a lot of money to do it.
And so, they were rolling out all this money through the TTSA, et cetera.
When we look at this, Um, you know, we could see that probably the worst people, you know, if the CIA is opposed to Trump, um, you know, and Trump is already looking for a space fighting domain, how much worse is their idea, you know?
So they're willing to use that stuff against us.
And, um, the CIA are liars on record, and we don't need to be shy about that.
They've lied repeatedly, they've been censured by Congress, uh, they've been censured by any good journalists, really, they've been censured by presidents who try to limit their control.
They're extra constitutional, so they don't have the public interest in mind.
They weren't envisioned in the Constitution.
And as I've stated on this program, the person who created them, Harry Truman, said, if you can't reform them, scrap them.
And it doesn't look like the reform has gone so well.
So that's the way I would look at that.
But definitely do not give them any kind of control over the UFO file.
Okay, yes.
We'll take one more question.
Okay, all right.
So this is a fantastic crowd tonight, by the way.
Yeah, you're wonderful.
Nimsa, again.
Does faking an alien invasion have the same meaning for its perpetrators as the fundamentalist Christian desire to trigger the end times by false flagging the events in the prophecy?
We could do a whole episode.
Yeah, that is such a loaded question.
Well, this whole thing about holograms look, they have the fake video distortion, right?
Where they can make your eyes say anything based on a picture.
And we've already seen odd video.
So now they have the AI that can do that and can make your eyes say anything.
So therefore, we can't trust.
Those things, but you can imagine on a large scale.
Um, what was it we were talking about with the hologram that came out and sang or whatever?
Oh, I forget about that, but I just saw one about the circuses that so that they don't have animals in the circuses.
You can't, it's actually very psychedelic, yeah.
Have these holographic elephants.
No, no, look, this is incredible technology, and you have to know that I'm a technology guy, which it might not sound like it on this program.
I'm very, very into the technology, and the thing is, it's all about uh the misuse of this technology.
You know, holograms are fantastic stuff, but if you give it to people.
Who likes to drone people at a wedding, for example, they might use it for purposes that are very anti human.
So we have to be very careful about who that technology, whose hands it falls into.
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Right.
It's like Spock and the ultimate computer.
What is that quote that he said to Kirk?
Oh, about you can't replace the captain.
Yeah.
Well, the technology is a great servant, but you don't want to be its master.
It's a tool.
And if you become the slave of the tool, how low have you sunk on that rung?
And this happened in Atlantis.
This is the tradition that gets passed down.
From Plato, from the mystery school traditions, Casey's work and Steiner's work, that their ability to do things physically and materially ran ahead of their spiritual wisdom, and that was the end of it.
And as a matter of fact, it was the end of it to such a degree that they're so wiped out that there's only echoes of their existence, and it takes people like us to dig it out.
I mean, that's really exterminating yourself.
And all of these schools have warned that we're heading towards this again.
And this is probably the reason.
That's why the Atlantis research has been let out.
Wow, what incredible questions!
And boy, are we on the beam with all this.
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That's the fact.
That's just how they, yeah.
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I said the magic word hot zone.
Boy, do we have some episodes coming up on this very interesting area between Cuba and.
Cuba here and Bimini there and Yucatan here.
This is the area that we focused on.
And we have incredible things coming forward in relation to this.
I want to say something odd as a kind of an epilogue to this episode, which is that strangely enough, the person who put together this autobiography and who put out Ghostland for Emma Britton, they write their little intro notes and at the bottom of it it says Havana, Cuba.
So again, the hot zone in Cuba coming up.
In this mix over and over again, sometimes in almost random ways that make you just say, huh, that's interesting.
We just put an incredible amount of pressure of sanctions on Cuba, actually, and the new policy is disastrous.
And again, Trump was talked into it by John Bolton, who's a severe neocon, and Mike Pompeo, who's a disgrace of the Secretary of State.
And both those guys just need to be removed.
Pompeo coming out of CIA, it's just bad.
That's a bad scene.
So get rid of those people and change our attitudes towards Cuba dramatically.
But what we're seeing playing out instead is this incredible geopolitical game around the hot zone and everyone who wants the Atlantis rising ruins, which Casey said would first appear where?
Bimini.
So Bimini is where we are looking at here on the Dark Journalist Show.
It's been fantastic to be with everyone.
I know we have Bo Krells.
You made it back.
You're back, baby.
Gigi Young, fantastic.
Groovy Bean, thank you so much.
Agree, being doing incredible work with the reality check series, going deep on uh the incredible cult activity in independent media, it's just ridiculous.
Uh, yes, did you know that Gigi's last video was demonetized?
Oh, no, yeah, she said due to its quote content, which was about opening the heart and psychic ability, they're out of control.
Jay Mallet said, Control of human consciousness is the top goal of controllers.
Wow, and it, you know, I mean, this is it, it's unbelievable.
I mean, it is digital book burning.
Let's just get down to it.
And, you know, how did we feel about that?
Well, we're supposed to look back on it in horror, you know, but here it is.
And so now, yeah, it's time to, the pushback is on.
There's no question about it.
Jay Mallett, it's great to see you.
Bibi, excellent questions tonight.
I know we saw Kate out there.
Fantastic.
Doing great work.
Charlotte Knight.
We have ModWiz.
Cliff High was in the chat.
Oh, fantastic, Cliff.
It's always great to see Cliff out there.
ModWiz, excellent questions.
We are going to see you next week, next Friday, June 14th, going deep into the hot zone.
And Roosevelt Media, great to see you.
Excellent videos that you guys do.
And also, Unirock, I wanted to mention, he's not in the chat tonight, but he's been doing some excellent reports over on his channel.
And a shout out to Unirock.
I have to say that there's been an incredible sea change in the alternative media, and it is, you know, It's almost like we've grown up and we're just kind of sick of the harvesting operations and the overdone marketing and the cult activity.
We're just like, you know, that's enough.
You know, I can tell you, they're going down for sure.
This time you could, because it's a bunch of vultures or buzzers, you know, swarming around.
Whenever you see the meltdown on the cults, you know, and you see the dancing galactic ambassadors, the end is nigh.
We had a lot of super chatters tonight, and I just want to give them a shout out.
Fantastic.
Thank you so much.
We really appreciate the support.
So, Roosevelt Lee, Spartan, Lisa, no name.
Two state scab tree scabby, Eric Ackerley, Robert Mathurin, and Em Leland and Jessa Lynn.
Thank you so much for your support.
Wow, fantastic.
Uh, well, it makes a big difference, it makes all the difference with the work that we're doing, uh, and these unstable platforms.
Uh, so all that is very appreciated, and uh, thank you very much.
We couldn't do the show without you.
We will see you next week, and uh, I guess the only thing left to ask, Miss Olivia, is What's for dinner?
Well, it's going to be pizza, but it's going to be gluten free because I have given up wheat for the umpteenth million times.
I like this.
And I want to give a shout out to Boosifus because he said on Twitter Does Boosifus mean rice pizza?
I don't know.
But he said there were bread archons.
And for some reason, that term just stuck with me and is helping me understand the damage that the wheat does.
So thank you.
Bread archons.
I like that.
I ate it the truth.
That sounds like a A good band name.
Yeah, it does.
Red Archons.
Well, it sounds like a pretty good plan, actually.
We will see everyone next week and have a fantastic weekend.