Podcast 11, The destruction of the Aryans. (Metaphysics of WW2)

Brynotts
Published on Feb 15, 2025
The final podcast in this series, where we shed light on what the globalists are capable of doing if your country opposes them. Taken from the book 'Metaphysics of WW2' by B R Taylor. 2018.
Intro music: Video game soldier by Twin Musicom, taken from YouTube audio library. Plus When Johnny come marching home, Air force band, taken from YouTube video library.
Interlude music : Lifting Dreams, by Aakash Gandhi, taken from YouTube audio library.
My song Variations by Anton Khoryukov, taken from Youtube audio library.
End music: Funeral March by Chopin, taken from Youtube audio Library,
Book link : www.amazon.com/Metaphysics-WW2-Brian-R-Taylor/dp/1986112209
www.BRTaylorMetaphysics.com

#metaphysics #astrology #astrotheology #spirituality #consciousness #spirit #language of the gods #metaphysics of the gods #the metaphysical diet #meditation
#new age #new world order

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