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  • The Dark Path

  • Conspiracy Theories of Illuminati and Occult Symbolism in Pop Culture, the New Age Alien Agenda & Satanic Transhumanism
  • Written by: Isaac Weishaupt
  • Narrated by: Isaac Weishaupt
  • Length: 7 hrs and 20 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (40 ratings)

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The Dark Path

Written by: Isaac Weishaupt
Narrated by: Isaac Weishaupt
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The Dark Path is considered Isaac Weishaupt's magnum opus; a result of many years delving into the recesses of occult dogma from the approach of open-minded rationalism. Isaac's journey started with an attempt to separate religion from conspiracy theories, but the agenda clearly showed a connection. The question to be considered is if the agenda of the Illuminati overlaps with the tenets of the occult and whether or not there is an evil influence at play.

Using cited references to occult literature from the likes of Aleister Crowley, Helena Blavatsky, Kenneth Grant, Jack Parsons, and Alice Bailey, Isaac provides a fundamental exploration of the occult belief system and alternate version of history.

Utilizing familiar examples from pop culture, film, music, and television, Isaac proves the Illuminati agenda to steer humanity down a path of Luciferianism by inserting symbolism that speaks to, and manipulates, our subconscious minds. Demonstrations of occult symbols, predictive programming, and ritual magick concepts will be evident as the listener sees the connections made between Disney, The Beatles, Star Wars, Rihanna, Led Zeppelin, Jay-Z, Katy Perry, HBO's Westworld, Harry Potter, Batman, and many more!

This work carves out a distinction between witches, satanists, magicians, occultists, and the New Age, while proving the connected desires to usher in Crowley's Aeon of Horus as the New World Order. Isaac uses concepts from Gnosticism, Freemasonry, Alchemy, Kabbalah, and ceremonial magick to explain the symbolism in our entertainment.

Transhumanism and the alchemical pursuit of immortality is the pillar to our future as NASA, Nazis, and Ancient Alien theorists use evolution to assert the superiority of alien life forms. The Illuminati savior of Lucifer is revealed, as well as his desire to put us into the digital matrix.

"The religion of the ancients is the religion of the future." -Helena Blavatsky

©2017 Isaac Weishaupt (P)2017 Isaac Weishaupt

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woke.

Started with the podcast. ...I feel like this is required reading before listening to the podcast. So good, I really dig the way it's explained with examples and non presumptive commentary. I'm a bit shook now so it's effective.

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Great Introduction to Conspiracies

This book was a great introduction and overview of a lot of different conspiracies. It could be used as a stepping stone into your own digging and search for information. His voice is calming and easy to listen to even with the awkward pauses at inappropriate times. It will make you question a lot in the entertainment industry but will also help connect the dots of other things you've read/heard. There is a biblical aspect to it all but he produces it well and it doesn't feel preachy. I look forward to listening to other book of his.

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Excellent analysis of the Occult

Isaac has an encyclopedic knowledge of the impact of the occult on pop culture. I learned so much. The one area I take issue with him is his use of the term "shadow"; Jung was almost always using it in a psychological sense, whereas modern occultists see it as contact with demonic forces. Even Jesus spoke of the necessity to "clean the inside of the cup", a practice common in the Eastern Churches. I agree with Isaac that Christ is the only antidote to these dark forces. I look forward to listening to more of his books.

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Great overview of occult symbolism.

Isaac Weishaupt’s insight into occultism is quite fleshed out. The author lays out a basic timeline of the beliefs and ideas of the occult. He also is very careful in adding his own ideas and beliefs about the information provided. You will end up with an idea to where modern occult ideas originate and perhaps more importantly, they end. Very helpful for the beginner and great for the ‘rabbit hole junkie’ too.

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Required reading for any truth seeker!

Isaac does an amazing job of explaining this very complexe topic for everyone to understand. I’ve heard of a lot of this stuff before but this was book connected a lot of dots for me!

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Very thought provoking

It covered a lot of ground and important topics. I was concerned about the authors bias to his faith but he did a pretty good job explaining it as the book went along. It left me with a lot to think about and ponder. Well worth the listen.

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Aleister Crowley to Madonna

‘Weishaupt’, the pseudonymous author of The Dark Path, draws on a wealth of pop cultural knowledge to reveal the threads of an occult narrative. The book is a fascinating tour of the dark themes nestled just below the surface of the literature, music, and films we think we know. Frustratingly though, awkward sentences and unfluent delivery mar what would be a very compelling work.

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Complete and utter bullshit

This book was a disappointing waste of time. No valid arguments or opinions to be had here. Download only if absolutely no other book on earth happens to be available, and you are in the mood for sarcastic laughter.

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