OCCULT SPIES! The Untold Story of A Dark Marriage (Partial Talk) Jay Dyer
In his talk, Jay Dyer delves into the historical connections between espionage and the occult, examining notable figures such as John Dee, Aleister Crowley, and Madame Blavatsky, who were involved in intelligence work and occult practices. He reveals how secret societies and religious imagery have been employed by intelligence organizations and explores the influence of espionage on modern cults like Scientology. Dyer also touches on several historical examples that suggest a significant intertwining of espionage operations with occult elements. Additionally, he promotes Chalk.com's subscription service for supplements, highlighting its convenience and offering discount codes for listeners.
Chain 5 steps
- Jay Dyer: Individuals like John Dee, Aleister Crowley, and L. Ron Hubbard were connected to intelligence and occult activities.“John Dee was actually the first 007... Aleister Crowley... was also, at times, engaged in missions for MI5.”
- Jay Dyer: Espionage has historical ties to occult practices and secret societies.“there is a pretty avid, vibrant history of a connection between espionage and the occult.”
- Jay Dyer: Promotion of Chalk.com's subscription service for supplements.“Now, and I say now because we don't know how long that's going to be there.”
Subjects
8Jay promotes Chalk.com as a great sponsor for supplements, highlighting their recurring subscription service.
Jay references Adam Mandelbaum's book on the military and cult complex.
Jay identifies Aleister Crowley as an agent provocateur and MI5 asset during World War I.
Jay discusses John Dee as the first 007 and Queen Elizabeth's spy, who created Enochian magic.
Jay notes L. Ron Hubbard's involvement with naval intelligence and his creation of Scientology after engaging with Crowley's teachings.
Jay suggests that Madame Blavatsky may have been a British spy and was involved in occult practices.
Jay describes Michael Aquino's role in the Church of Satan and his work in modern information warfare.
Jay connects Skull and Bones to the origins of American intelligence operations and its Masonic structure.