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By: Jay Dyer

Jay Dyer
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The first half is free, while the full interview can be had by subscribing at JaysAnalysis for 4.95 a month at the PayPal link. A Non-GMO Hybridization of Esoteric Hollywood and The Afternoon Commute.

This is a partial clip from a full talk available at JaysAnalysis for paid subscribers. Dean Arnold invited me to speak at a private theater in Chattanooga, TN. The topic was my work, Esoteric Hollywood, film and propaganda, intelligence agencies and their role in film making, popular culture as social engineering and predictive programming in relation to transhumanism as a new mythology intended to dupe the public.

For full interviews and lectures, subscribe to JaysAnalysis.com for 4.95 a month at the PayPal link.  Chris Geo invited me on Truth Frequency Radio to discuss esoteric symbolism in film.

Ed Opperman of the Opperman Report invited me on to discuss Hollywood magic and the art of deciphering film.  In this conversation we cover new ground with Baron Samedhi and Live and Let Die, voodoo and ritual sacrifice, serial killers and the works of Dave McGowan, the Sacramento Vampire, Michael Jacko, and Hollywood ritual murders.  From there we move to Umberto Eco’s Foucault’s Pendulum and his connection to 007, the origin of rave culture and the drug trade, as well as mob connections and the false economy (based on said dru

“Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?” This first line of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” opens the latest trailer for the upcoming big-budget super-hero movie Suicide Squad. It poses a pertinent question, because, unfortunately for those of us in real life, the central premise of the film’s story is not just the stuff of comic book fantasy. […]
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Based on multiple viewings of all things Twin Peaks, including Fire Walk with Me and critical secondary works, I piece together an occult tapestry woven together in the popular cult series, soon to return to Showtime from Lynch and Frost. Unlike any other analysis, mine takes you deep down the synchronicity rabbit hole to the dark side of Laura Palmer’s murder and its symbolic meaning.

In this episode, I decipher the philosophical and sometime esoteric underpinnings to two popular 90s films, Groundhog Day and The Truman Show. Surprising perhaps to some, both films exhibit a great deal of philosophical depth and forethought. Curious ethical and metaphysical questions are raised in both, and with The Truman Show in particular.

Intro theme: “Dream Agent” by Ariel Electron, Holeg Spies and Thierry Gotti on the “Kore Kosmou” album.