The Joey Phipps, Library of the Untold Interview | Matt Beall Podcast
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What does the opening reveal about the universe and the divine spark?
We are the entire universe funneled into a vessel. Everything that's out there in the universe, you put it all together into one thing, that's a human being. It seems that the sun was literally Sophia, the Gnostic mother of the Demiurgos, which is all physical matter. If we have the divine spark of Sophia, that means we're capable of becoming, dare I say, gods ourselves. So that monkey right there might not only be mankind, that might also be the Demiurgos figure as a personified being. What if black holes are just as they've been? named holes in the fabric of space and it leaks into something that we can't see or even understand. If you take the description of the Gnostic map of reality and then apply it to the physics idea of our universe being on the surface of the black hole, that's what that is.
We are miniature monads of the original monad and we can change anything we want at any point given. The ability to do so has been hidden from us.
Yeah, well awesome man. I'm I'm pumped to uh to chat with you today and you bring a lot of great energy. So I you know I wanna just first say that right off the bat. Yeah. Uh yeah, it's cool to welcome you and your son to the studio and uh uh to chat with you today, man. I've been looking forward to this one 'cause I know you don't do a ton of podcasts. Yeah. Or you you you haven't you haven't chosen to do a ton of external podcasts yet. I I
I think I might, but it's new. Yeah. So it's happening so fast that I haven't had a chance to, I think, do a lot of podcasts. And also, admittedly, I'm a bit of a workaholic. And um, so coming from architecture and then going into kind of weird stuff, you might say, is I'm transitioning that workaholism directly into what I'm doing now, which I've uh been retired from not really Retired, but taking a break from architecture for as long as this is gonna go. So it's the channel's about three and a half years old. And I came to find out that I guess uh there's not a lot of people doing what I'm doing, or maybe uh this away with words that is good at explaining these abstract subjects and most importantly, uh pulling together things.
Things that we once thought were separated by borders and categories. And they're not these ancient traditions and even a lot of what we have today in psychology are honestly all talking about the same thing with different languages. And we've been, not you and I, but people have been arguing over the mouth noises to use ever since, you know. And w when when did
you first get interested in these types of topics?
Um it man, it's I can't pinpoint it. You know, when I was a kid, it was Loch Ness Monster and Gray Aliens and uh and stuff like that. I think that's pretty common uh to go from the paranormal. And then you come to find out. in time, as long as you're skeptical of everything that we've been lied to. And um whenever you find out that a lie can be that big and that overarching to where it becomes like a panopticon of lies where we're all eyeballing each other, looking for everybody to fit into this particular narrative, you start to say, oh, the lie carries itself. As long as there's enough pressure, you almost don't have to keep the lie going. You just create the pressure in order to keep a particular idea going.
And we ourselves, the people, will continue enforcing that ourselves by by looking it uh over at each other. And that kind of broke the dam. on everything for me. And uh the moment I realized that The fear of looking silly is nil. It doesn't even exist. Like the moment if you have like you had said the the energy about you where you're willing to be wrong, you're willing to be curious, and you're not making any necessarily claims or anything. You're not selling anything. There's no more fear of looking silly. You can talk about abstract subjects without uh Getting hated. And when when you do get hated, I mean, that's just part of it. Uh, Chris Dunn, uh, Chris the great Christopher Dunn, you know, the first time he ever looked at this cross section of a pyramid, he said, that's not a tomb.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does the opening reveal about the universe and the divine spark?
0:00–22:34
2
How does the conversation shift to the Book of Jeu and its relevance?
22:34–57:11
3
What connections are drawn between Gnostic Sophia, the Sun, and modern physics?
57:11–1:28:06
4
How are DMT, near‑death experiences, and consciousness explored?
1:28:06–1:46:32
5
How do alchemy and music relate to the quickening and DMT experiences?
1:46:32–2:01:54
6
What is the connection between mentalism, the Hermetic laws and meditation practices?
2:01:54–2:30:59
7
What insights did the 10‑day fast provide about healing, consciousness and discipline?
2:30:59–2:55:36
8
How might black holes be “holes” in the pleroma and what does that imply for our universe’s structure?
2:55:36–3:14:55