EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 2H 38M
#82 Hoodwink
from CubbyWhole · host Nate Kap
Most individuals today are far from knowing about, let alone understand, the realm of the occult. And as a result(of this ignorance) the observed present world(collective mind) is in a Great Materialism. This internal material dominance is something that the ego has great reverence for, and counts on the religious dogmas that keep it in its elevated position. It is very evident that the collective Man would rather put himself or another man up on the “throne” rather than truth itself. And this behavior will inevitably lead to more suffering and thus more enslavement. Until the individual finally realizes that they must submit to the truth, then they remain vulnerable and blind to the evil that they support. In this episode, I’m continuing the Sacred Trace of “The Lost Word,” the Logos, the Hoodwink, Cable-Tow, Ritual, Modern and Ancient Craft Masonry and much more. for slides go to: https://cubbywhole.com/podcast-2/
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Most individuals today are far from knowing about, let alone understand, the realm of the occult. And as a result(of this ignorance) the observed present world(collective mind) is in a Great Materialism. This internal material dominance is something that the ego has great reverence for, and counts on the religious dogmas that keep it in its elevated position. It is very evident that the collective Man would rather put himself or another man up on the “throne” rather than truth itself. And this behavior will inevitably lead to more suffering and thus more enslavement. Until the individual finally realizes that they must submit to the truth, then they remain vulnerable and blind to the evil that they support. In this episode, I’m continuing the Sacred Trace of “The Lost Word,” the Logos, the Hoodwink, Cable-Tow, Ritual, Modern and Ancient Craft Masonry and much more. for slides go to: https://cubbywhole.com/podcast-2/
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