Ancient Knowledge From Dream World Teachers with Jason Quitt | Egyptian Postures of Power
Jason Quitt received the Egyptian Postures of Power from astral temples in the dream world where spiritual beings transmitted these practices to him telepathically. This conversation is the story of how that happened and what he brought back.
Jason Quitt, mystic researcher and author of Egyptian Postures of Power, joins InnerVerse for his first appearance to share a lifetime of direct mystical experience. The conversation covers childhood past life recall and paranormal sensitivity, astral dream teachers in Egyptian, Hindu, Buddhist, and Chinese temples who transmit information telepathically, sleep paralysis as the mystical egg the soul cracks to leave the body, building the astral body through qigong and meditation to navigate the other worlds, 360-degree astral vision with a zoom function, the built-in self-healing mechanism that activates through trauma, healing by moving into pain rather than away from it, the warm honey release of a slipped disc healed through a Tesla field generator and focused intention, the shamanic dismemberment and rebuilding archetype in plant medicine journeys, Sekhmet and Bastet as the destructive and restorative poles of Egyptian healing, sacred frequency chambers in Egyptian temples, and the ren as the secret vibrational name at the heart of Egyptian magic.
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Core themes
Born Sensitive, Remembering Past Lives
Jason grew up assuming everyone shared his experiences, and only between about ten and fifteen did he realize they were unusual. The sensitivity went quiet through high school, then returned in his early twenties with out-of-body experiences and contact, sending him into healing, energy work and shamanism. His earliest memories include past lives glimpsed at the moment of death, and at around eleven he recognized a new classmate from a former life, a friend who is still close today. Chance relates, recalling a childhood sense that his mind worked differently from the adults around him.
Teachers in the Astral Temples
Jason says the Egyptian postures did not come from temple statues but from dream teachers, met after waking into an altered state inside temples, who taught mostly telepathically: postures, meditations, even which plants to combine for medicine. He was not researching Egypt at the time, and he has also been taken to Hindu, Buddhist and Chinese temples, once shown a book of Qigong postures by a robed monk whose pages he forgot on waking. Chance describes his own temple dream after hearing Jason on Beyond Mystic. Jason took nothing to induce any of it, and his advice is to stop chasing the experience and simply observe it.
Sleep Paralysis as the Doorway
Chance describes the paralysis that preceded his own out-of-body experiences, an electric feeling at the back of his neck, and a female voice telling him to go with the flow, after which he floated up by the ceiling fan. Jason answers that sleep paralysis and the out-of-body experience are the same thing, a mystical egg the soul cracks to be born into the other world. The astral body wakes like a child, he says, and must be built through Qigong and meditation, face its shadows, and learn a realm that feels more real than physical life, complete with 360-degree sight and a zoom.
Pain as the Messenger
Jason believes the body carries a built-in mechanism for trauma much like an immune system, though he still goes to the hospital for a broken bone. He describes placing awareness in the breath, drawing it through the lower dantian, heart and mind until it becomes life force, then directing it at the injury, which he says can make the pain worse before it eases. Recounting a slipped disc in his early twenties, he describes a Tesla field generator, focused breathing, a pop and a warm honey sensation running down his legs. Chance links this to Sekhmet, who brings the necessary pain, and Bastet, who brings relief.
The Ren and the Postures of Power
Chance, a sound healer who works with tuning forks, asks about sound in ancient Egypt, and Jason frames everything as vibration, saying certain temple chambers appear designed around frequency. That leads to the ren, the secret name: know a thing's true name and you hold power over it, which he calls the beginning of magic and the reason sacred names went unspoken. Chance adds that intention may weigh as much as the word, tying it to public and private in the legal system. They close on Egyptian Postures of Power, which Jason calls a tool rather than information and the foundation of all energy work.
Quotes
“There is no difference between sleep paralysis and the out of body experience. Sleep paralysis is the catalyst to leaving your body.”
“You can only see 180 degrees at any given time, but in the mystical state of the meditation state, even you can begin to experience 360 degrees.”
“The first time someone leaves their body, it's so real for them. It's like earth-shattering. It's so real that it feels more real than physical reality.”
“I've been defining sin as anything that makes you weaker. So it's a blessing to go through those crucibles.”
“Everything had a name. And if you knew that name you had power over it. So this was like the beginning concept of magic.”
“I also do think that intention maybe is as weighty as the word itself.”
“All the Mysteries really are is understanding the reflection of the human being to the infinite.”
“When it comes to Qigong or postures or breath work, what we're speaking about is the literal foundation of all energy work and all energy work systems.”



















