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Jay Dyer
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Based on my previous analysis and recent viewing of the Guardians of the Galaxy films, Doctor Strange and the latest installment of Avengers, the Infinity War – replete with gnostic, Luciferian and cabalistic themes.  Marvel and Hollywood are not just political propaganda, but occult workings on a deeper, darker level.  

Based on my previous analysis and recent viewing of the Guardians of the Galaxy films, Doctor Strange and the latest installment of Avengers, the Infinity War – replete with gnostic, Luciferian and cabalistic themes.
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Jay Dyer is the author of Esoteric Hollywood and the co-creator and co-host of Gaia TV’s Hollywood Decoded, in which he delves into the symbolism hidden in blockbuster films to uncover secret, predictive programming. Matt and Jay reveal the hidden-in-plain-site clues to deeper meaning in some of the most popular films in pop culture on this intriguing episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy.  

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