Bonus Sample: 1950’s Alien Yoga

Conspirituality

Derek Beres, Matthew Remski, Julian Walker

Spirituality, Social Sciences, Religion & Spirituality, Science, Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.2 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2025

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Full episode available here. The alien from Venus in George King’s head said: “Prepare yourself. You are to be the voice of interplanetary parliament.” It’s 1952 and the Englishman has been meditating deeply. Eight days later, a famous yogi from India materializes to explain what’s going on. These experiences became the basis for the Aetherius Society—an organization that still has 35 chapters around the planet today. They claim the world’s governments are covering up their communication with a spiritually enlightened galactic federation, so as to maintain control over humanity. If that sounds like 2020 red-pilled Instagram grift, you’re right! Everything old is new again. Julian’s series, The Roots of Conspirituality, a history of new age conspiracism, is now conveniently organized under the “Collections” tab at the top of our Patreon page. Each episode is self-contained—but listen from the start if you want to trace the journey from the 1840’s “burned over region” of the American North East to today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	It was in 1954 and it took me by surprise actually.
0:15.0	I had been practicing yoga for many years previous to this,
0:20.0	but on this Saturday morning in May,
0:23.6	1954, I was in my apartment and I heard a voice. It was in English. The voice was not in the head.
0:32.6	This was no psychic apparition. The voice was outside of myself, and it said, prepare yourself, you are to become the voice of interplanetary parliament.
0:43.9	That was the voice of George King, a very straight-laced-looking man in his 60s.
0:49.1	He's in a well-tailored grey suit and striped tie and looks to be sitting at a desk in his green,
1:02.0	wallpapered home office. King is an Englishman and the founder in around 195 of something called the Ethereus Society, which we will talk about more in a few minutes. He claims that in
1:08.6	1954 he was practicing yoga when an extraterrestrial
1:12.9	intelligence told him he was about to become the human ambassador to an alien civilization.
1:19.6	Then, while in the advanced meditative state of samadhi, an Indian yoga master materialized
1:27.1	in his room, walked across the floor, sat down in a chair, and gave him further instructions.
1:33.9	I knew nothing about UFOs in those days. I had not studied them, but I had studied yoga. And I'd studied yoga long enough to realize that this was very important.
1:50.0	And it was eight days after this first event that I decided that the only way that I could solve this mystery,
2:00.0	because nobody else could help me, and I tried many people, was to go into meditation myself.
2:07.6	So I locked myself in the room, fully determined to stay there until I got some answer.
2:14.6	Well, I didn't have to stay very long because a man physical who I did
2:21.3	recognize he was alive in India at the time a well-known yogi master he walked
2:27.7	into the room without me having to open the door by the way he walked across the
2:33.3	floor and sat down in the chair, which creaked
2:36.9	under his weight. And he told me about the previous contact I'd had, voice contact, and he gave
2:45.9	me certain instructions. For instance, he said that you will receive an invitation from a yoga teacher in London,
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