Astral projection, spiritual energy transfer and Freemasonry in England with Chris Earnshaw

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In this episode, Dexter Morton and guest Chris Earnshaw explore the parallels between Freemasonry and Taoism, discuss astral projection, and delve into the transfer of spiritual energy in rituals. They also examine the political context of Freemasonry in England, the significance of Yin and Yang, and the symbolism of the ladder in spiritual ascent. The concept of raising the soul in Freemasonry is also discussed. (0:00) Introduction and guest's background (2:21) Parallels between Freemasonry and Taoism (6:05) Astral projection and out-of-body experiences (11:11) Transferring spiritual energy in rituals (15:20) Political context of Freemasonry in England (18:45) Sponsor break (19:39) Significance of Yin and Yang in Freemasonry and Taoism (22:15) Symbolism of the ladder in spiritual ascent (24:08) Concept of raising the soul in Freemasonry (24:26) Wrap up and preview of next episode

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