Manly P. Hall

Joseph St. Clair on Beyond Plato’s Cave: Escaping the Social Simulation

Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioAug 21, 2026

Former Air Force intelligence linguist and Berkeley-trained lawyer Joseph St. Clair joins Miguel Conner to discuss his book The Architecture of Gold, which frames human consciousness as three non-hierarchical modes of ego: bronze (impulse), silver (system), and gold (integration). Drawing on alchemy, Gnosticism, and six months of wrongful detention in a Venezuelan prison, St. Clair argues that institutions, the military, tech algorithms, and even spiritual movements trap people in a 'gilded cage' of borrowed identity. The conversation explores mind control, synchronicity, mystery school initiations, and how to escape the social simulation through conscious intention.

Micah Dank on The Blueprint of This Dimension: Ancient Zodiac Code

Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioAug 8, 2026

Researcher Micah Dank presents 'Micah's Law,' a fixed, repeatable method he says can detect zodiac and constellation patterns built into literature, from Sumerian hymns to the Bible to modern newspapers. After 14 years of cataloging celestial keywords across nearly 5,000 years of texts, he reports that sacred and esoteric writings show far more organized 'celestial narrative architecture' than modern novels or newspaper controls, and that the Gospel of Matthew is the only work that reads as a complete sun-through-the-zodiac story. He argues this creates an 'Abrahamic problem': Judaism, Christianity, and Islam condemn astrology, yet their founding scriptures appear to be structured around the heavens.

Nikolas Schreck on Secrets of Abraxas

Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioJul 30, 2026

Occult researcher and filmmaker Nikolas Schreck joins host Miguel Conner to explore Abraxas, the enigmatic Gnostic deity he calls the true god of this realm and the key to awakening from the illusion of material existence. Schreck traces how the name of Abraxas spread through modern culture, from Carl Jung and Hermann Hesse's novel Demian to Carlos Santana, Charles Manson, David Bowie, and Philip K. Dick. He also argues that Abraxas and the Egyptian god Set may be the same being, and he frames current world events as the last gasp of the Demiurge.