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We dig into the spiritual philosophy popularly known as "The Law of One" as recounted in the channeled works of L/L Research, the Other Selves Working Group, Circle R, and other sources.

Podcast · By Ryan Masterson, Nithin Reddy, and Jeremy Weiland · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Human Instrumentality (opens the original)

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    Content Warning: This episode I elected not to bleep out rude words. Departing from the normal agenda of analyzing Confederation philosophy through the lens of specific channeled materials, Jeremy relates some thoughts he’s been having since working daily with artificial intelligence tooling for software developers. The central paradox in the application of this philosophy to real, material human life is that of the self-aware instrument: a tool to be used by another intelligence, nevertheless i

  2. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Mated Relationships, Part Two (opens the original)

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    Continuing their survey of the Confederation's commentary on marriage and relationships, Jamie and Jeremy explore some of the sides of the topic left unaddressed in episode 67. Starting with a breakdown of gender roles and their spiritual purposes, they then look at the Confederation's opinions on abuse and divorce. Jamie and Jeremy draw on their own experiences with relationships to provide a human side to the catalytic inferno into which mated relationships draw seekers and provide some though

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