Hello, and welcome to the show. This is the cult of conspiracy. I'm Jonathan. I'm Jacob. And, uh, you know, we've kind of been going over a lot of

more recent shit because there's fuckery afoot always and we just can't get away from it. And we've been trying to go into the vault of, uh, you know, older

conspiracies and older lines of thought and philosophies and such like, you know, things like that. Right. I mean, don't get me wrong. There's always the new

conspiracy that's currently being shoved on everybody's throats. The Travis Scott incident happened very recently.

The Alec Baldwin was very recent. But then again, you also look back at some of the conspiracies that while like, yes, JFK has been that dead horse has been beat beyond the point of death, you know, I'm saying, but you also need to learn from history or you're doomed to repeat it. Absolutely. And so this is exactly why whenever somebody looks at one of these videos and this is the only conspiracy they've ever seen. It's like, oh, well, I don't know why all these people are jumping in conclusions. They're thinking the governments against us. They're thinking this. They're thinking that it's like, no,

like we've looked into like all of the conspiracies pretty much. We've looked into a lot of them. Right. And, uh, you know, the ones we haven't gotten to, we will get to. Right. Um, but that's what leads us to to call out such, you know, a cult like things. Right. Um, you know, uh, any any kind of government conspiracies and things like that. And, you know, although we do like to get, um, we do love to talk about, uh, conspiracies.

We love to talk about a little spirituality as well and philosophy. And I feel like this is, this is one of those, man, I wanted to point this out. And I, I understand how some people maybe hasn't it. Yeah, I've heard, yeah, I've heard of this conspiracy before, but I haven't really delve into it because

Ralph the bat, the, the concept itself sounded like something I really wouldn't want to dive into, but at the same time when you look into it, it's, it's compelling. Right. And so basically my point is I don't want to come across as a blaspheming. Right. Um, that's not my point here. I'm not trying to upset any, uh, Christians or any, any kind of believers or anything like that.

And then I am a Christian. So, sure. Right. So, but I do find this argument very compelling. I'm not saying whether it's true or not. I'm just saying our goal here is to put that third eye all day long. And in order to keep our third eye all the way open, we need to consume information at an abundant frequency. Indeed.

You know what I'm saying? Like it just needs that we need to take it all in. So we do. Well, all right. What we're talking about today is we're talking about the theory.

That Jesus was a mushroom. That's kind of crazy. Yeah. It sounds crazy. Let's dive deeper. We're not talking about the actual guy Yeshua being made of mushroom particles. That's not what we're saying. Just see now. Right. It's not, it's not necessarily that cutting dry. It's not, you know, somebody, you know, eating some mushrooms and, you know, all of a sudden they thought that they were sound of God. Right. It's not like that. This is actually much deeper than that.

Which is what I really enjoyed listening to it because man, it's actually like, you know, whenever you get into it. So there was this dude. His name was John Allegro. He wrote this book called the Sacred Mushroom and the Cross. And he was trying to put together now to give you a little background on him.

He was a philologist. I think it's how you say it. But anyway, he studied a lot of theology and, you know, ancient religions and ancient texts and stuff like that. He specialized in Hebrew and Greek. He understood how to read and write both of them.

And whenever what was different about him was that I guess a lot of people, whenever they go down and they dive into that line of work, they are coming from a Christian stance.

Whereas with him, he was coming from just a curiosity stance. He had no, he was not a religious man or anything like that. He was just coming, you know, just looking at it from an educational standpoint as a theologian, not a Christian. Right. Right. And it's almost like, you know, if you're looking for something hard enough, you'll find it. So if like, you know,

if you're going in as a Christian, that you're going to find out a lot, you're going to see a lot of Christian things. Sure. But if you're going in with an open mind, maybe you'll see a lot of different things that maybe some other people might gloss over. And that makes sense to me. That's, you know, ecological.

So, John Allegro, dude, he not only was into all that, he was most famous for having the greatest or one of the greatest understandings of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

And this is where he comes up with this line of thinking was the Dead Sea Scrolls. Now, from what I understand, the Dead Sea Scrolls were found, they were found like before like BC.

God, I used to know all this knowledge literally off top of my hand. I'm not a thousand percent sure when they were found. They found, they found them over like several.

They had to be an AD. Yeah, but they had to be AD because they were supposed to be part of the Bible after they were supposed to be New Testament. They were written after Jesus's death. I'm not mistaken. Where they?

Oh, okay. I'm not. I'm usually Johnny on the spot with this, but my I'm just not firing all cylinders at this moment. That's all right. But anyway, well, explain to them why you're not firing all on all cylinders.

Well, as a time recording today is veterans day and I've had a day. So I'm just I'm here. I'm just not a thousand percent here.

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