EP: 62 DMT Clown World & Ancestor Worship with Paul Stobbs
Nov 15, 2023
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Historian and mythologist, Paul Stobbs, joins Tori and Mike to explore the ancient origins of clowns, connecting them to the mythological Nephilim. The conversation then takes a psychedelic turn, discussing the historical use of DMT and its surprising links to clown symbolism and lore. This episode sheds light on how ancient practices and beliefs may have influenced modern clowns.
Clowns have historical connections to ancestor spirit worship and may channel the spirits of ancient giants mentioned in biblical texts.
Clown costumes have evolved through history and are associated with occult practices, posing potential spiritual consequences.
Dressing like a clown can open channels for demonic influence and possession, with examples like Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker.
Deep dives
The Historical Origins and Symbolism of Clowns
In this podcast episode, the guest Paul Stobbs discusses the historical origins and symbolism of clowns. He reveals that clowns have roots in ancestor spirit worship found in various cultures around the world. Clowns are believed to channel the spirits of the Nephilim, ancient giants mentioned in biblical texts. Paul uncovers connections between clown costumes and the attire worn in ancestor worship rituals, such as wiping the skin with chalk or paint, adding red lines or patterns, and wearing feathered headdresses. He also highlights the historical changes in clown costumes and their association with occult practices. Paul warns about the dangers of dressing like a clown, as it may open channels for demonic influence and oppression. He cites examples of actors like Heath Ledger, who suffered while portraying the Joker, and cautions against the proliferation of clown fashion and its potential spiritual consequences.
Clowns in Western Culture and Entertainment Industry
The podcast delves into the impact of clowns on Western culture and the entertainment industry. It discusses the historical connection between clowns and the Hallequin character, which originated in Italy and later incorporated into British pantomimes. The transformation of the clown image was influenced by Freemason members, with Charles Dibdin Jr. introducing psychedelic and monstrous clown costumes. The circus, created by Freemasons such as the Ringling Brothers and P.T. Barnum, became a platform for clown performances. The entertainment industry continues to feature clowns, with recent examples like Jared Leto's method acting as the Joker and the rise of drag queens. The guest highlights the dangers of dressing like a clown and channeling demonic energy, noting possible ramifications both in spiritual and psychological aspects.
Consequences of Celebrating Clown Culture
The podcast explores the consequences of celebrating clown culture and engaging in clown-like behavior. It raises concerns about the potential spiritual and psychological impacts of clown costumes and performances. The guest emphasizes that dressing like a clown can be an invitation for demonic possession or oppression. He cites examples such as the shrineers dressing as clowns and believes that the energy produced by extreme reactions to clowns, such as fear or laughter, feeds demonic entities. The discussion touches on the proliferation of clown fashion, drag queens reading to children, and the influence these actions can have on society. The guest highlights the significance of understanding the occult origins and symbolism behind clown culture to make informed choices and avoid potential spiritual consequences.
Channeling and Demonic Influence
The podcast delves into the concept of channeling and demonic influence associated with dressing like a clown. The guest shares insights on how dressing like a clown can open channels for demons to manifest and manipulate individuals. He draws connections between the aesthetics of clowns and the appearance of demonic beings in ancient cultures, such as Bali and Africa. The guest also discusses examples like Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker and the experiences of individuals in various cultures who dress like clowns to channel spirits or gain power. He stresses the need to be aware of the spiritual consequences, even if one is ignorant of the occult significance, highlighting the potential for demonic oppression or even death.
Cautions and Reflections on Clown Culture
The podcast provides cautions and reflections on clown culture in contemporary society. The guest warns against the increasing normalization and popularity of clown-related activities, such as clown fashion trends and clown performances. He urges Christians to be discerning and avoid participating in activities that could lead to spiritual consequences. The guest highlights parallels between clown culture and ancient occult practices, pointing out the subversive nature of clowns as cultural contrarians. The discussion touches on the involvement of clowns in hospitals, drag queen story hours, and the potential impact on children. The guest emphasizes the need for awareness and discernment, calling for Christians to embrace a Christ-centered focus rather than idolizing clown-like figures.
In this fascinating episode Tori and Mike are joined by historian and mythologist Paul Stobbs to dive deep into the weird world of clowns. This isn't your typical circus talk! We explore the ancient origins of clowns, tracing their roots back to early civilizations. Paul enlightens us on how these colorful figures might connect to the mythological Nephilim, the mysterious giants mentioned in ancient texts.
The conversation takes an unexpected turn as we delve into the world of psychedelics. Paul shares insights on the historical use of DMT and other substances in rituals and their surprising links to clown symbolism and lore. This episode is a rollercoaster of history, mythology, and modern interpretations, shedding light on how ancient practices and beliefs might have influenced the clowns we know today.
