Saturday, January 24, 2009

Superman as an Occult Construct - Podcast

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Dennis Fetcho


This is the latest offering from "Inside the Eye", the podcast companion to the Illuminatus Observor. In this show we delve further into the Occult construct behind the comic book hero "Superman".

Adapted from a video in progress regarding "Superman and the Relationship of N to Ten", this podcast hints at the compound nature of the Superman logo and how Hermetic Qaballa and Rabbinical Kabballah make up the two necessary ingredients to the creation of "Superman" as a code for an "elevated" or "illuminated" individual.

Podcast 5, Segment 1 - Superman as an Occult Construct - Monologue


Podcast 5, Segment 2 - Superman as an Occult Construct

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