esoteric




It’s been recommended for many years and I finally forced myself to watch it.  It’s definitely not for everyone, but this film is definitely one of the most “esoteric” and “occult” films of all time.  We will analyze the film’s stages and symbolism, as well as the meaning of its strange ending.  This “holy mountain” contrasts well with real holy mountains, as we will see.  The full analysis will be available to subscribers.  Support via Streamlabs here.
 


Conversation/interview with Jay Dyer at Pogovor, a prolific author, philosopher, social critic, critic of Hollywood as a tool to promote narratives, who is also an orthodox Christian: We cover transcendental arguments for the existence of God, for ethics, debates with Stefan Molyneux, Matt Dillahunty, as well as debates with Muslim scholars: the struggle for narrative, about Kantbot, dialectical materialism, and much more. Enjoy!


Today we cover a couple works I was able to get ahold of, namely John C. Lilly’s revealing autobiography and a futurist book with essays discussing UBI, technocracy, the new era of spirituality and more.  The past two weeks have shown us the world is fast moving into this new era. Streamlabs now replaces superchats here.  Live at 4PM EST 




“Veteran award-winning radio host and author Charles Moscowitz is joined by Jay Dyer, host of Jay’s Analysis, in a talk about the history and influence of the modern occult and its intersection with the intelligence apparatus.” We cover figures like Kenneth Anger, Crowley, Tim Leary and others, who had a tremendous impact on the devolution of the arts.


Huge interview on one of YouTube’s largest true crime channels!  Thanks to Shaun Attwood for having. me on!


My godfather Dean Arnold joins me to discuss his recent books and analyses of Gates.This is a snippet interview clip. We cover his background and ideology, and then move on to look at the United Nations and its influence and players. We cover old ground in relation to the Lucis Trust and Dean’s new insights. Subscribe for the full content at JaysAnalysis.



Tonight we cover the top 5 (or 6) teen coming of age dramas and comedies of the 1980s.  We will cover Say Anything, Breakfast Club, Risky Business, Cant Buy Me Love, Ferris Bueller and Adventures in Babysitting!  The choices weren’t easy, but we narrowed it down to the best, in our view. Sunday night at 830 PM CST!


Tonight we will examine the introductory elements of Aristotle and consider how he was highly influential on the Eastern fathers, especially St. Maximos and St. John of Damascus.  Together with the Neoplatonists, we want to uncover the delicate balance of ferreting out pagan assumptions from truth. Fr Dcn. Dr. Ananias can be found here. Tonight at 5PM CST!