Diana Pasulka

And he worked with Alistair Crowley and the guy who found Scientology. Why can't I remember his name? L. Ron Hubbard.

And he worked with Alistair Crowley and the guy who found Scientology. Why can't I remember his name? L. Ron Hubbard.

L. Ron Hubbard. And so Parsons is believing that he is contacting non-human intelligences that are— his interpretation of them is that they're like deities, right? They're deities. And he even manifested one, right? And then married her. But he believed that they were allowing him to create the rocket technology. Now, that's his belief, and he was doing rituals to that effect.

L. Ron Hubbard. And so Parsons is believing that he is contacting non-human intelligences that are— his interpretation of them is that they're like deities, right? They're deities. And he even manifested one, right? And then married her. But he believed that they were allowing him to create the rocket technology. Now, that's his belief, and he was doing rituals to that effect.

L. Ron Hubbard. And so Parsons is believing that he is contacting non-human intelligences that are— his interpretation of them is that they're like deities, right? They're deities. And he even manifested one, right? And then married her. But he believed that they were allowing him to create the rocket technology. Now, that's his belief, and he was doing rituals to that effect.

On the Russian side, you have Konstantin Tchaikovsky, okay, so earlier than Jack Parsons, but also creating rocket technology, also believed in non-human intelligence. but was Christian. So he believed that these intelligences were angelic and that he was, if you're in contact with that realm, that if you're specifically genius enough, that you'd be able to

On the Russian side, you have Konstantin Tchaikovsky, okay, so earlier than Jack Parsons, but also creating rocket technology, also believed in non-human intelligence. but was Christian. So he believed that these intelligences were angelic and that he was, if you're in contact with that realm, that if you're specifically genius enough, that you'd be able to

On the Russian side, you have Konstantin Tchaikovsky, okay, so earlier than Jack Parsons, but also creating rocket technology, also believed in non-human intelligence. but was Christian. So he believed that these intelligences were angelic and that he was, if you're in contact with that realm, that if you're specifically genius enough, that you'd be able to

interpret their information and create what he created, which was he was like Jack Parsons, but for the Russian side. So each of those kind of what we call them fathers of our space program were involved in something that was pretty similar, but one thought it was angelic and the other just thought it was, I mean, he's working with Aleister Crowley.

interpret their information and create what he created, which was he was like Jack Parsons, but for the Russian side. So each of those kind of what we call them fathers of our space program were involved in something that was pretty similar, but one thought it was angelic and the other just thought it was, I mean, he's working with Aleister Crowley.

interpret their information and create what he created, which was he was like Jack Parsons, but for the Russian side. So each of those kind of what we call them fathers of our space program were involved in something that was pretty similar, but one thought it was angelic and the other just thought it was, I mean, he's working with Aleister Crowley.

So, yeah. Yeah.

So, yeah. Yeah.

So, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, it was really interesting. And what I found was that our space program today even has some really interesting rituals associated with it when it does certain launches at Cape Canaveral. Maybe not all of them, but the one that Tyler was involved with, they had... Images of Roman gods and goddesses put on the rockets. They would use Latin on their patches, you know, their mission patches.

Yeah, it was really interesting. And what I found was that our space program today even has some really interesting rituals associated with it when it does certain launches at Cape Canaveral. Maybe not all of them, but the one that Tyler was involved with, they had... Images of Roman gods and goddesses put on the rockets. They would use Latin on their patches, you know, their mission patches.

Yeah, it was really interesting. And what I found was that our space program today even has some really interesting rituals associated with it when it does certain launches at Cape Canaveral. Maybe not all of them, but the one that Tyler was involved with, they had... Images of Roman gods and goddesses put on the rockets. They would use Latin on their patches, you know, their mission patches.

And they would also have specific rituals that they would do, sometimes involving U.S. presidents. They would position the presidents at a certain point where astronomical events would happen.

And they would also have specific rituals that they would do, sometimes involving U.S. presidents. They would position the presidents at a certain point where astronomical events would happen.

And they would also have specific rituals that they would do, sometimes involving U.S. presidents. They would position the presidents at a certain point where astronomical events would happen.