Wayne McRoy Jr. | The Demic of Pan & Social Engineering via Occult Mythology (with Joshua Donohew)
Wayne McRoy Jr. returns to InnerVerse to discuss his newest book, The Demic Of Pan: Breaking The Natural Order. Supporting as co-host in this chat is Joshua Donohew, as we overview the ritual magic and archetypal influences on the psyche of the masses, the "hellenism hack" and the inverse alchemy of transhumanism, and much more.
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Core themes
Archetypes as Tools of Mass Persuasion
Wayne McRoy Jr. opens with the premise of The Demic of Pan: that archetypes and mythology are used to steer public consciousness while most people remain unaware of it. He points to The Changing Images of Man, a Stanford institute project he says drew on Margaret Mead and, he believes, Joseph Campbell, as an admission that subjective ideas like archetype and allegory can reshape public behavior. In his view the aim is to install a new god called science, woven into news narratives that act on the unconscious before surfacing as behavior, and he argues the pandemic response was planned long in advance.
Transhumanism and the Mind Uploading Promise
Wayne describes a push toward what he calls hyper materialism, a mindset that treats the five senses as all there is. If consciousness is only an electrochemical byproduct of the brain, the argument runs, it can be copied by an algorithm and uploaded to a machine. He asks who would sit outside that machine running it, calling the upload an abdication of free will and an antichrist spirit in the sense of an alternate Christ. He links the project to Nietzsche's Ubermensch and self-guided evolution, and argues entropy dooms any such control grid, while Chance adds that inharmonic technology lacks nature's self-ordering centropy.
Jehovah, Natural Law and the Inversion
Chance offers his etymological reading of Jehovah as a verb for self-existing life force, or simply existence, and sets scientism, faith in man's idea of how things work, against following natural law. On that reading, he says, antichrist means salvation through non-existence, which is what he sees the metaverse offering, and the transhumanist promise mirrors the New Age claim that we are literally god. Joshua Donohew adds that placing the letter shin in the middle of YHWH yields Yahshua, salvation, and contrasts the tree of life with a tree of knowledge whose fruit brings death, describing the body itself as a temple.
Numbers, Gematria and Cybernetic Control
Wayne argues that the controllers try to quantify everything, the divine included. He notes that the letters of the tetragrammaton, YHWH, carry the values 10, 5, 6 and 5, adding to 26, and ties that total to the 26 letters of English, which he calls a carefully crafted language that hides older meanings. Chance suggests a hidden priest class used gematria to keep symbolic meanings consistent across scattered languages. Wayne then defines cybernetics as the science of whole systems control, calling it an inversion of ancient alchemical principles, applied to bodies, minds and economies through feedback loops that find the input for a desired output.
Consent, Symbolic Literacy and Spiritual Armor
Asked for solutions, Wayne says the answer is to remove consent and reject every offer, mandates included, because he holds that the controllers' power is only perceived. He reads entertainment as entering and taking hold of the mind, and calls bread and circuses the comfort that keeps people compliant. Chance counters that nature, lived in alignment, already offers the abundance and beauty those circuses imitate, and symbolic literacy is offered as a form of psychic self-defense. Joshua Donohew frames the struggle through Ephesians 6, saying that studying these archetypes rather than dismissing them is how one puts on the armor of God against the Hellenism hack.
Quotes
“I wanted to point out the premise that archetypes and mythology are used to steer the public consciousness in many ways, and people are unaware that this goes on.”
“The false promise of transhumanism is exactly the same as the New Age, or the new cage. It's the externalization or the inversion of the understanding of Jehovah.”
“Inherent in science is what we would call atheism, but even atheism worships a god, and that's the bottom line here: that god is science.”
“Scientism is faith in man's idea of how things work, rather than believing or not believing, but just following nature and doing things the way nature does it.”
“Somebody has to sit outside of the big machine, so to say, in order to run the big machine. So you uploading your consciousness into the big machine, you're not in control anymore.”
“I know plenty of people who have a mind, but they don't seem very conscious at all.”
“It's a shame, honestly, that many Christians refuse to look at any of this type of information because they think it's evil. It's not inherently evil. It's information; it's what you do with it.”
“Nature actually offers us, if we were in alignment with it, pure abundance and infinite beauty, which is actually what the itch is that they're offering to scratch for us with their bread and circuses.”
“The core meaning of cybernetics is it's the science of whole systems control. It's about controlling whole systems, and they use it across the board for everything.”
“If we're getting red pilled, representing coming to the truth, well then we are rooting ourself in truth. We are healing our roots by getting in alignment with nature, which is what truth is.”
“Enter, to go in; tain, to grab hold of; meant, the mind. To go in and grab hold of the mind, that's what entertainment's for.”
“Look what happens over time with man-made structures. You build a building, you abandon that building for a while, you go back, well, nature takes over, doesn't it?”
Wayne McRoy Jr. hosts the 'Alchemical Tech Revolution' podcast, researching the occult roots of technocracy, synchromysticism, and transhumanism, and is the author of 'The Demic Of Pan: Breaking The Natural Order.'
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