I'll admit it, I've always had a soft spot in my heart for tales about magical schools.

I mean, who hasn't imagined what it would be like to go to Hogwarts?

We all know, I'm a huge fan of Harry Potter.

Except for that one time, I accidentally said, Harry's was Hogsmead instead of Goddrick's Hollow.

I have apologized profusely, but we don't talk about that.

Anyway, moving on.

Yvette was actually with me when I was officially sorted into the house of Gryffindor at Warner Brothers Studio in Hollywood back in 2018.

And of course, I have always fantasized about joining the Quidditch team or deciding whether

I wanted to study care of magical creatures or divination. And if you're a fan of HP Lovecraft,

you might know about Miss Cotonic University where students

can study the dark arts. Dungeons and Dragons has more grave university, and Marvel's X-Men

is set at the Xavier Institute, where students discover how to use their powers. The point is, every time I watch or read about a magical school,

I have one thought and one thought only.

I have to go there and I have to learn how to cast all the spells.

Which is why we are so intrigued to cover today's topic about a real magic school not far from a small Canadian town of Nanaimo, British Columbia.

When it was established in the 1920s, it was run by an organization called the Aquarian Foundation, and they advertised courses on occult training. But they

claim they weren't just doing this to make a buck. The Aquarian Foundation needed their

students to be soldiers, to defend the world in the event of what they thought was going to be

an upcoming apocalypse.

I'm Yvette Chintilley.

And I'm her sister, Rashapec Guerrero.

Welcome back to So Supernatural.

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