Peter Levenda

Jim Semivan and Peter Levenda discuss the origin and themes of their non-fiction trilogy 'Sekret Machines: Gods, Man, & War,' challenging traditional thinking in ufology, navigating government agencies for UFO information, the significance of cargo cults, and wrapping up the discussion on the book 'Sekret Machines: Gods, Man, & War.'

In this intriguing conversation, musician and UFO enthusiast Tom DeLonge joins author Peter Levenda to explore the Sekret Machines trilogy's origins. They delve into the complexities of government secrecy surrounding UFOs and how recent Congressional hearings have reshaped public perceptions. The duo discusses the intersection of consciousness and unexplained phenomena, and how integrating diverse fields can transform UFO narratives. They also touch on historical ties between mysticism and UAPs, and the profound implications for understanding reality.

Former CIA officer Jim Semivan and investigator/author Peter Levenda continue their deep dive into the Sekret Machines trilogy. They discuss the need for a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the UFO phenomenon, the integration of science with spirituality, the significance of DNA and its connection to ancient esoteric traditions, and the concept of directed panspermia. They also explore the role of the UFO phenomenon as a control mechanism and share future plans for upcoming projects.

Peter Levenda, a leading authority on the occult and author of 'The Lovecraft Code,' dives deep into the eerie intersections of literature and history. He critiques Dan Brown’s work while praising Lovecraft’s existential horror. The discussion also navigates Carl Tanzler's bizarre obsession, connecting it to Nazi occult practices and remote viewing. Levenda draws intriguing ties between Lovecraft’s mythos, ancient deities like Dagon, and contemporary spirituality, offering a chilling glimpse into the world of esoteric traditions.

Peter Levenda, an expert on occult history and author of "The Lovecraft Code," dives deep into a hidden language within H.P. Lovecraft's works. He discusses chilling accounts from his visit to Colonia Dignidad, a site steeped in Nazi history. The conversation touches on the eerie revival of neo-Nazi ideologies and the resilient identity of the Yazidi people. Levenda also explores the tension between faith and skepticism faced by a religious studies professor and personal supernatural experiences that defy explanation.