657. What Will Happen to The American Empire | Alex Sachon

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Luke Storey

Alternative Health, Society & Culture, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 24 March 2026

⏱️ 158 minutes

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Summary

What if the patterns driving today’s global instability have been repeating for far longer than we realize?

I sit down with Alex Sachon, a philosopher trained in the social sciences who uses ancient philosophy to make sense of the rapidly shifting social, cultural, and geopolitical landscape we’re living through. His work brings together esoteric philosophy, historical analysis, and a systems-level view of civilization to explain how we arrived at this moment.

We trace how early exposure to Daoism and Zen Buddhism opened the door to deeper questions about consciousness, and how that eventually intersected with the study of empire, financial systems, and the evolution of power structures. His recent book, The Coming World Nation, outlines a model of social hierarchy and offers a revisionist look at the last 200 years of American history.

If you’ve ever felt like something about the current system doesn’t add up, but couldn’t quite articulate why, this conversation helps connect those dots. It’s especially relevant for people who question mainstream narratives, think in systems, and want a deeper framework for understanding where we might be headed next.

You’ll Learn:

[00:00] Introduction

[07:26] Why humans keep choosing rulers, even when it destroys them

[17:02] The one thing keeping the masses from organizing against the elite

[28:44] Soft power, hard control, how empire stopped needing soldiers

[40:38] Free energy, anti-gravity, and why even the ruling class was kept in the dark

[01:01:50] What's really behind UFO disclosure, and who's engineering it

[01:19:04] Atlantis, astrology, and a 25,000-year pattern we're living through today

[01:35:39] Karma, cosmic justice, and why the elite's arrogance is already their punishment

[01:43:41] What you bring with you when you die, and how psychedelics show you first

[01:53:12] Shakespeare, Masonry, and a secret lineage hiding in plain sight

[02:21:51] Philosophy, science, religion; why all three collapse without each other

Full show notes at https://lukestorey.com/wisdom

Resources Mentioned:

Read: Tao Te Ching by Laozi | Book

The Century of the Self | IMDb

Westworld | IMDb

Carl Jung, Stanislav Grof, and the Science of the Soul by Sachon, A. | Article

Read: The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Vol. 10: Civilization in Transition by C. G. Jung | Book

Read: The Scientist in the Crib: What Early Learning Tells Us About the Mind by Alison Gopnik | Book

Read: The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P. Hall | Book

Read: Manly P. Hall: The Maestro of Esoteric Philosophy by Alex Sachon | Book

Cracking the Shakespeare Code: The Seven Steps to Mercy | YouTube

Read: The Lost Keys of Freemasonry: The Legend of Hiram Abiff by Manly P. Hall | Book

Find more from Alex:

Alex Sachon | Website

The Wisdom Tradition | Substack | Instagram | YouTube

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0:00.0	How'd you get into esoteric philosophy to begin with?
0:07.0	What makes you the sort of broad thinker that you are?
0:10.0	Well, it's kind of a story.
0:13.0	It's...
0:14.0	It really wasn't until I was around 30 that I specifically got into esoteric philosophy.
0:20.0	Although I got into Eastern philosophy,
0:22.1	particular Taoism when I was a teenager.
0:25.7	And I didn't grow up religious,
0:27.5	and I never got interested in, like, Western theology,
0:30.2	that type of thinking.
0:31.1	I just didn't have an attraction to it.
0:33.4	And we didn't go to church much growing up.
0:36.1	So we were just a secular kind of middle class family.
0:40.7	And my last year of high school, actually in between my freshman New York
0:46.4	college and my last year of high school, I took a month-long trip to China.
0:50.8	And it was organized by a couple teachers at my high school.
0:57.3	And before we went, we did a course on ancient Chinese like history, culture and art. And I did a presentation on Taoism. So that was my
1:06.2	first exposure to it. And I started reading the Dao De Ching. And I fell in love with it, and I still love it to this day,
1:12.2	because it's the founding of, it's like the basis of the Taoist religion, but it's really a book
1:16.6	of philosophy. There's no theology in it. It's very poetic. And then I also got into
1:21.9	Zen Buddhism a bit. So that was my entry into philosophy, but there was another aspect that started
1:30.2	develop around that same time period for me, which was a dawning awareness and great
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