Age of increasing spiritual warfare and mass deception
In this podcast, we explore the assassination of Charlie Kirk within the larger context of eclipses, conspiracy narratives, trauma, and spiritual warfare, showing how mass upheaval, dissociation, and the collective shadow challenge us to cultivate embodiment, discernment, shadow integration, and spiritual growth in a time of profound planetary transition.
Part one begins with the assassination of Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk’s message of forgiveness, framed within the Virgo–Pisces eclipse themes of martyrdom, sacrifice, and compassion.
We explore Charlie and Erika’s astrology, the symbolism of the eclipse, and how these archetypes mirror collective lessons of discernment, grounding, and spiritual practice.
The episode questions the official narrative while critiquing extreme “everything is fake” claims, showing how paranoia and projection arise after trauma, and examines how hostile spiritual forces and COINTELPRO psy-ops exploit this in an era of Pluto in Aquarius upheaval.
Part two turns to the turbulent shifts of Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, describing this moment as a collective “birth canal” between worlds.
We discuss trauma-installation programs and mass dissociation, outline the symptoms of PTSD, and emphasize healing through regulation, embodiment, and spiritual practice. Drawing from Jung, we explore how projection fuels collective psychosis, and why shadow integration and individuation are the antidotes.
The episode closes with the vision that trauma, consciously worked with, can catalyze post-traumatic growth and anchor a new world through living one’s true Self.
Podcast Show Notes Part 1:
- Assassination of Charlie Kirk on September 10th during a public talk in Utah
- Symbolism of the Virgo–Pisces eclipse: martyrdom, sacrifice, purification, surrender
- Charlie Kirk’s astrology: eclipse on Chiron in Virgo, themes of service and sacrifice
- Erika Kirk’s astrology: nodal return, embodying Piscean forgiveness
- Uranus and Mars transits on the day of his death—sudden shock, violence, karmic themes
- The eclipse sequence as karmic closure and new beginnings
- Shadow Virgo: overanalysis, obsession with data, hypercriticism
- Shadow Pisces: delusion, escapism, confusion, bypassing
- Primitive defenses and mature defenses after trauma
- Conspiracy narratives: from questions about a patsy to claims the event was staged
- The rise of paranoia in the truth-seeking community after 2020
- Discernment requires embodiment and somatic awareness
- Somatic intelligence as an anchor for truth
- Hostile forces feeding on frenzy, paranoia, and projection
- COINTELPRO and MKUltra-style programs seeding fake conspiracies
- Trauma-based mind control amplified by social media
- Pluto in Aquarius is historically linked to mass trauma, revolutions, and upheaval
- Importance of sincere psycho-spiritual work to remain grounded and sovereign
- Know Thyself as the foundation of true discernment
In Part 2 (only for members), we go deeper into:
- Current astrological threshold: Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto are all shifting signs
- Uranus retrograde into Taurus: reassessing values, finances, security, grounding
- Uranus in Gemini ahead: acceleration of technology, communication, and attention fragmentation
- Neptune’s return to Pisces: final wave of fog, delusion, savior–victim narratives
- Neptune in Aries to come: spiritual war, activism, holy-war energies
- The “birth canal” of a new era: one foot in the old world, one foot in the new
- Relationships and identities tested under collective upheaval
- Laura’s prophetic dream of 2019: supramental consciousness blocked by trauma, hostile forces, and victim–savior dynamics
- Trauma installment programs cut people off from their essence and soul connection
- How to recognize dissociation: numbness, fog, memory loss, depersonalization, derealization, autopilot living
- Common PTSD symptoms: intrusions, avoidance, hyperarousal, freeze responses
- Importance of co-regulation and self-regulation for a healthy nervous system
- Essential skills: learning presence, processing feelings, noticing the body
- Embodiment as protection against external forces or influences
- Trauma as a catalyst for spiritual evolution and post-traumatic growth
- Positive Disintegration: breakdown as an initiation into higher consciousness
- Conditions for post-traumatic growth: safety, connection, meaning-making, service
- Jung’s warnings: projection, mass movements, scapegoating, psychic epidemics
- Collective shadow rising: unintegrated fear and aggression projected outward
- Shadow work as antidote: reclaiming rejected parts, integrating projections
- Individuation as protection from mass psychosis and tribalism
- Opportunity for collective individuation in the current era
- Living dharma and purpose as a way to anchor the new world
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When we react to a traumatic event, it can show up as a primitive defense, which we all have.
They tend to show up under stress, but they distort reality heavily and can lead to more chaos in relationships rather than integration and healing from the traumatic event.
An example of a primitive defense would number one be denial, “This event didn’t happen, it’s fake.” If reality is too overwhelming, the psyche needs to say it didn’t happen at all to defend itself against the horror. This protects against terror and grief but tends to cut us off from empathy and a sense of mourning with others.
There’s splitting, which is black-and-white thinking, “All of them are evil. Anyone grieving is brainwashed. It’s the left’s fault, the right’s fault, the deep state, or Israel’s fault.” The world is divided into good and evil, and this gives you a sense of certainty in the moment of chaos, but tends to fuel the hatred for those you see as the other side.
There’s projection, which exists to offload unbearable feelings. It protects our own sense of helplessness or fear by placing it on a scapegoat or a group we don’t like, and this relieves the tension but fuels paranoid thinking and blame.
Then there’s dehumanization: “He got what he deserved.” Or cheering violence. So, pain and fear are numbed by treating others as less than human.
These defenses tend to show up after mass traumatic events that leave us feeling overwhelmingly helpless. Primitive defenses are the fastest way to not feel helpless. We need to understand that there’s an intelligence behind the way that we respond to things that are in service to protecting ourselves against unbearable pain.
It short-circuits any feelings like grief or vulnerability and replaces them with certainty, rage, or just feeling detached. That is a protective mechanism, but the consequences are that these primitive defensives spread contagiously.
One person’s denial or projections permit others to adopt the same attitude. It creates this mass psychosis of echo chambers that tend to fracture community bonds at the exact moment when solidarity and empathy are most needed.
And they tend to create the secondary trauma of polarization, where people are not only traumatized by the event, but also by how others responded, which is what we’re seeing now.”
-Laura Matsue
