Sitara Podcast
Sitara Podcast
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A bold and irreverent exploration of Freemasonry, esotericism, theology, and the hidden architecture of reality. With sarcasm as our ritual tool, we say what others won’t — revealing the sacred, the strange, and the subversive beneath every symbol. Hosted By H. Caleb Lara and Avi Nash, Produced by Jean Carlo All Master Masons.
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The podcast focuses on themes like the misconceptions of Freemasonry, the real demands of esoteric traditions, and the role of humor in spirituality. Episode examples include debunking common myths about Masonry, analyzing ancient symbols for modern relevance, and discussing the mystical inspiration behind the Sitara Grotto.
A bold and irreverent exploration of Freemasonry, esotericism, theology, and the hidden architecture of reality. With sarcasm as our ritual tool, we say what others won’t — revealing the sacred, the strange, and the subversive beneath every symbol. Hosted By H. Caleb Lara and Avi Nash, Produced by Jean Carlo All Master Masons.
What if evil isn’t what we think it is? In this episode of the Sitara Podcast, Caleb Lara and Avi Nash ask a dangerous question: is “evil” just honesty without a filter? From the serpent in Eden to the friends who call us out, we explore brutal truth, morality, ego, and growth. Join us as we dive deep into the thin line between good and evil — and why embracing both might be the key to becoming your true self.
🔥 Topics Covered:
The serpent in the Bible: evil or the first truth-teller?
Why “fake friends” are worse than brutal honesty
Ego, mirrors, and facing the parts of ourselves we call evil
Good vs evil as interchangeable labels
How to use “negative” truths for growth and transformation
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