Age of Deceit 2: Alchemy and the Rise of the Beast Image

Name: Age of Deceit 2: Alchemy and the Rise of the Beast Image
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2014-02-10
Duration: 2 h 56 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Douglas Hamp, Rob Skiba, Cris Putnam

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2014
2h 56m

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8.0/10

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Age of Deceit 2: Alchemy and the Rise of the Beast Image (2014)

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Many believe Alchemy is merely a false science with the hopes to transmute base metals into gold. In reality, alchemy is an occult metaphor for transforming the human being from our current ... Read allMany believe Alchemy is merely a false science with the hopes to transmute base metals into gold. In reality, alchemy is an occult metaphor for transforming the human being from our current fallen state into a godlike ascended state. Such desires to discover the elixir of life, k... Read allMany believe Alchemy is merely a false science with the hopes to transmute base metals into gold. In reality, alchemy is an occult metaphor for transforming the human being from our current fallen state into a godlike ascended state. Such desires to discover the elixir of life, known as the philosophers stone, that would give man longevity, and the return to our glori... Read all

Director
- Gonzo Shimura
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8.0/10

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10/10

The docuseries Youtube continues to delete from their website

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Alchemy and Rise of the Beast is incredibly thorough, eye-opening, and entertaining. It does an exceptional job bridging the gap between the beliefs of the most powerful people in the world and their occultic (and very ancient) roots. The deep web of esoteric knowledge held by our overlords: governments, bureaucrats, banksters, etc, becomes less convoluted thanks to Gonzo Shimura.

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