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Jul 19, 2015 1 hr 9 min

Free Your Mind Podcast #39

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In this episode we welcome back to the show middlechambermedia.com founder Frater X and start our multi-part series on the Ghosts of the Nephilim. Frater X is an artist and published author of both speculative fiction and critical research. He is a lecturer and prolific analyst of hermetics, esoteric philosophies, occult sciences and Mystery Traditions. As a former member of 9 different esoteric orders including the KnightsTemplar, Knight Masons, Order of the Sword of Bunker Hill, Masonic Rosicrucians, and the Ancient Order of Druids-he is recognized internationally as an expert in secret societies and occult orders. Since 2011 he has broadcast a weekly internet radio talk show live on American Freedom Radio Network called The Middle Chamber. The last year prerecording the podcast with his wife, co-host, and editor “Mater X”. Frater X is the author of the new book: The Secret War Inside Freemasonry. He also produced a dvd titled: The Secret War On Human Consciousness a video recording of his 2013 power point presentation at the Free Your Mind Conference 2 in Philadelphia, PA. He is currently working on a new article for Paranoia Magazine tentatively titled: The Ghosts of the Nephilim. His research and discussion on this and all related subjects has been presented and well received worldwide. His work can be found at middlechambermedia.com.

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