Join your rambling host as he sorta sings a Beatles song, shares his own UFO story and preaches about civil liberties while reading excepts from the Ninth Degree lecture from Magnum Opus written by Albert Pike!

Join your rambling host as he recalls his Uncle John’s plight as a POW in World War 2 captured on June 6, 1944, and he reads from Rex Hutchens A Bridge to Light, and Magnum Opus 8th Degree Lecture from Albert Pike. Your rambling host also recounts wanting a newer and bigger house, until a young couple he met couldn’t afford the utilities in THEIR newer bigger house! Thanks for listening!

Join your rambling host as he discusses mental health awareness, reads a comment from You Tube full of fallacies, and asks the question “Can the human dole out perfect justice?” As he reads from Albert Pike’s Magnum Opus 7th Degree lecture regarding Justice.

In this episode your rambling host raises awareness of signs of bladder cancer and thanks everyone for getting vaccinated before reading from the sixth degree lecture written by Albert Pike

Join your rambling host as he explains his love for squirrels while reading from Albert Pikes Magnum Opus exploring the fifth degree or Perfect Master degree of Scottish Rite freemasonry.

In this episode your rambling host fights through the effects of 2nd Moderna dose and allergies to talk about God being present for inspiration and he reads an excerpt from Magnum Opus by Albert Pike!

Join your rambling host as he dissects Albert Pike’s writings in Chapter 1 of Morals and Dogma. This episode we decipher rough and perfect ashlars and your host also discusses his sore arm!

Your Rambling host begins reading the highlights of Chapter 1 Morals and Dogma AND discusses what it means and why Pike uses gunpowder and steam to make his point!

Your rambling host gives an introduction to Albert Pike and Morals and Dogma and WHY the first 3 chapters are important!

Join your rambling host as he closes out season one with the Christmas Episode and reads a poem from e.e. cummings and speaks of reflection and hope and light. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thanks for over 2100 plays since March 2020!