Troy McLachlan
Special guest
Born in South Africa in 1966, raised in New Zealand from the age of seven. Received a BA degree for studies in Egyptology, Medieval history and Asian/American politics. Worked in the New Zealand television and music industry before moving to Hong Kong in 1993. Worked various media-related jobs, bar work, and travelled extensively in China and South East Asia for the next fifteen years. Currently living in Cambridgeshire, England.
Author and co-author of three books dealing with aspects of the Electric Universe model and its subset Saturn Theory; The Saturn Death Cult, The Purple Dawn of Creation, and Cosmos in Collision with Ted Holden.
Website: saturndeathcult.com
Supporter of All Black rugby, New Zealand cricket, and Arsenal football club; but boxing was first love.
Interested most in Biblical studies; modern art, Renaissance and ancient art; old Hollywood; science fiction of Gene Wolfe, and history in general.
Speaks only one language (English), but can read Egyptian hieroglyphics to a small extent.
Committed, but unaffiliated Protestant Christian (if that’s important to know).
Find SATURN DEATH CULT at: www.saturndeathcult.com
Troy McLachlan has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Episode 65: The Saturn Death Cult Revealed: The Ancient Key to Today's Historical Enigmas With Troy McLachlan
July 21st, 2023 | Season 4 | 1 hr 9 mins
cosmology, history, mythology
Troy McLachlan joins me to discuss his outstanding research into what he calls the Saturn Death Cult. Drawing on research from Velikovsky through to the Electric Universe paradigm, as well as conspiracies, finance, and more, he weaves a fascinating historical and cosmological tapestry, adeptly painting the picture of what life on earth may have been like pre-120,000 years ago, and how the firmament likely appeared to our ancestors (hint: VERY differently!), and how and why it changed at key moments. This leads him into who and what the Saturn Death Cult is, and its ongoing influence and activity in the world today. McLachlan's work also offers alternative explanations of a number of core ideas in the Abrahamic religions, including the "eye of God", the "let there be light" moment, the “mark of Cain”, what the Biblical “void” really was, as well as making the compelling case that cultures around the world witnessed and recorded shocking events in the heavens and preserved them in myth and symbol. Don't miss this.