Garden of Thought – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this week's episode of Garden of Doom presents the Book of Black, we journey into the enigmatic world of the occult with our special guest, George "The Iceman." Hosted by PJ Black and co-host Jeff, this episode is a treasure trove of hidden knowledge, paranormal encounters, and spiritual insights that will leave you questioning the world around you.

George "The Iceman" is no stranger to the supernatural. His journey into the occult began over a decade ago when he experienced strange occurrences in a haunted house in Los Angeles. This encounter sparked his curiosity and led him to study the paranormal and the darker aspects of the occult, including rituals, magic, and possession. His extensive research and firsthand experiences make him a fascinating guest with a wealth of knowledge to share.

One of the key topics discussed in this episode is the concept of "loosh" energy. According to George, loosh is the spiritual currency that entities use to manifest their desires. This energy is harvested from the collective consciousness and emotions of people, often without their knowledge. George explains how this energy is used in various aspects of our lives, from music and movies to politics and even food.

The episode also delves into the power of sigils and solomonic magic. Sigil magic involves creating symbols to manifest specific desires, while solomonic magic is based on the teachings of King Solomon, who was said to have controlled demonic forces. George shares his insights into these practices and warns of the dangers associated with them.

For those looking to protect themselves from negative energies and the influence of the occult, George offers valuable advice. He emphasizes the importance of spiritual protection, raising your vibration, and being mindful of what you consume—both in terms of food and media. By staying positive, surrounding yourself with good energy, and being aware of the hidden symbols and messages around you, you can safeguard your energy and live a more fulfilling life.

The episode is not all about the dark side, though. George also highlights the presence of positive entities and archangels, such as Archangel Michael, who are there to guide and protect us. He encourages listeners to seek out these positive forces and to cultivate a sense of spirituality and connection with the divine.

Overall, this episode of Garden of Doom presents the Book of Black is a compelling exploration of the occult and its impact on our lives. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, George "The Iceman's" insights will give you plenty to ponder. So, tune in, open your mind, and discover the hidden knowledge that lies just beneath the surface of our everyday reality.

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Mark Olly rejoins the Garden to discuss the mysterious druids. What is a druid? Did you know there were different Orders of Druids? Who were the Druids? Where were the Druids? What's the difference between a Druid and a Shaman? What's the difference between a Druid and a wizard? Were there female Druids? What about Stonehenge? Or other henges? We're guys, so we had to bring up the Roman Empire. Why did Cernunnos come up? Mark weighs in on the Freyja v Frigg debate and is she the Morrigan. All this and so much more,

The Garden welcomes in Professor Edwin Barnhart. You might know him from his appearances on Earth Ancients, his podcast: ArchaeoED, or The Great Courses. He's a noted archeologist with an open mind and does not hold alternative views in a negative light. We discuss a variety of topics but focus on the great civilzations in North America that are often overlooked, and Native American religions. We explore some common beliefs, archeo-astronomy, and the distinction between cult mythology and religion. Sacred twins may come up. Turtles get their due attention. In sum, an excellent conversation on Native American religions and history. 

Lauren Jane Barnett is a horror writer, horror film fan, podcast host, and occasional horror walking guide living in London.
She's been watching horror movies most of her life, and while doing her Ph.D. she hunted around London for a walking tour of the city’s horror movies, but couldn’t find one. In the end, she did it herself. These walks – and a ride through the Underground – turned into her book, Death Lines: Walking London’s Horror History.Along the way, She's also written several horror stories. Her award winning work work has appeared or is forthcoming in BFS Horizons, Horrified Magazine, and the anthologies Tales of Fear, Superstition and Doom, File 404, Bloody Good Horror, LISTEN. She tends toward psychological horror, focused on the experience of fear and how it changes us.When Covid struck, Lauren turned her love of London’s horror films into a podcast, and three years later The London Horror Movie Club has been joined by her brother Chris, and they have been so lucky to nterview people involved in British indie horror cinema!

She's always happy to engage and collaborate with institutions and have done so with everything from Case Notes, the WI, and The PTI, so if you would like to get in touch email her at info@laurenjanebarnett.comhttp://www.societyofauthors.org/widget-refer?utm_source=widget&utm_campaign=Widget%20clicks

She is the proud author of Death Lines: Walking London’s Horror History, the first walking guide to London’s role in the evolution of horror cinema, which Kim Newman called “the London A to Z horror fans need”. Her short horror fiction and non-fiction work in magazines including BFS Horizons, Horrified, Audience Askew and anthologies including Tales of Fear, Superstition, and Doom, LISTEN, and Bloody Good Horror including the award-winning and shortlisted stories “The Fog” and “Error 404”.

Ethan Brown is the founder and host of "The Sweaty Penguin", an award winning podcast regarding climate change and it's associated issues. The show uses humor to attempt to smooth the doomsaying and partisanship surrounding this issue. We discuss the show, the arguments about science, and learn whether or not penguins do sweat.

When he was in Middle School, John Barnwell was introduced to the work of Rudolf Steiner. This led to a life of reading, learning, studying and contemplation. He also managed the world's largest occult bookstore (The Mayflower) for years and was exposed to many works and many students and masters, He has written two books, both involving the path to higher wisdom. Discovering the Grail via the Grail Angel and the Akashic record. This path takes us to the Grail itself, the first Bishop of Athens, the Templars, Rosicrucians, Masons, H.P. Blavatsky, Aleister Crowley, Rudolf Steiner and others. How do the major arcana of Tarot fit in? What is a 22 fold stanza on the path to light? Can I pronounce Anthroposophia? Who is Hilarion? We only scratch the surface with this fountain of information, but there's a lot here.

Russ Farnsworth wants to fix our government. Specifically, the US government. He wants to remove hyperpartisonship, money and the undue influence of special interests. He also wants to re-install ethics. The devil is in the details but he proposes a Citizen's Congress to discuss, debate and install new rules where elections are more representative. He proposes the items on the agenda be limited to this topic and not the many wedge issues. On high level ideas, I agree. This show is our discussion.

Sallie Ann Glassman is many things. Those include a second generation American of Ukrainian descent, a Jew, a person who grew up primarily in the Northeast United States, transplant to New Orleans, student of Qabbalah, and an ordained Manbo Asogwe (Vodou Priestess} in Haiti. She's the author of "Vodou Visions", the artist of the Enochian Tarot deck, the owner of The Island of Salvation Botanica, and the co-founder of the New Orleans Healing Center. She shares her story with us, all well as tying in Qabbalah and Yoga to Vodou. Manbo Glassman goes through different levels of the initiation to Priest status, the distinction between God and the Lwa. She dispells certain misunderstandings of Vodou such as possession and satanic worship. If that's not enough, there are ties to the Templars, Chakras, Freemasons, and other fascinating aspects. The numbers becomes the math that creates the music that forms the resonance of the universe. Sound good?

This episode lives in both Gardens. A little Doom, but quite panoramic view. Steve Favis has a corporation. He may have stumbled into seed money from a Chinese agent, He received funds from NASA and DARPA. He holds a number of patents and provisional patents. He makes robots. AI robots. Robots he assures me will not go I, Robot or Ultron on us. Robots that can be taught to do amazing things. There's a humanoid robot model called the Seraphim. There's a flying drone model called a Wraith. This show tells the story from formation, to finding capital, to rookie mistakes, to why Texas is better for business than California, to ROBOTS!!! Robots that can't be used by Jeffzikistan (yet), with all sort of civilian and military uses. Yes, they can be killer robots. But they can be savior robots. 24/7 firefighters battling forest fires; unsleeping maintenance fixing potholes; or Robocop (probably with a human handler, but still Robocop adjacent). Terrifying and cool simultaneously. And Steve is very convincing why we should not be terrified.

Did the Nazis build a base in Antarctica? Did Admiral Byrd find a plush jungle with Wooly Mammoth? Did the US send special forces to root out Nazis and/or retrieve alien technology? Was Atlantis or other high civilizations in the South Pole? These are all some of the myths and lore surrounding the seventh continent. What's true? What's not. Who drew those maps that showed the Antarctic coast and mountains before the continent was found? Did ancient peoples migrate from Australia to the Americas via Antarctica? The Garden welcomes back Bruce Fenton to discuss these items as well as the recent UFO (UAP) disclosures by governments in recent months. You might remember Bruce from his two prior visits; his appearances on many television shows; his recurring role on Earth Ancients as their science editor; or from his several published books. We discuss these topics and other esoteric and existential questions like if there are aliens confirmed, then what?