The Iran War, the Armageddon Archetype, and the Great Reset

The Iran War, the Armageddon Archetype, and the Great Reset

Author: Alexander Sachon March 8, 2026 Duration: 44:37

In this episode I offer my initial assessment of the Us/Israel-Iran War. My tentative conclusion: that this conflict is designed to bring about the next phase of the Great Reset.

See my Substack article for the full write-up: thewisdomtradition.substack.com


Table of Contents:

  1. The Armageddon Archetype & Collective Unconscious (0:00 - 17:34)

    • How archetypal forces are activating across Christian, Jewish, and Islamic factions
    • The Great Year cycle and karmic connections to Atlantis
  2. U.S. Imperial Strategy & the War's True Purpose (17:34 - 30:44)

    • Evidence this war was planned far in advance
    • How the Greater Israel project may be an asset for controlled demolition
    • Trump's psychological manipulation and role in the plan
  3. The Great Reset Connection (30:44 - 36:49)

    • Petrodollar system dismantling as phase two of the Great Reset
    • Links between COVID agenda (neoliberal) and Iran War (neocon)
    • The role of forced migration and domestic destabilization
  4. Geopolitical Context & Financial Implications (36:49 - 38:08)

    • America's precarious imperial position and the need for a "big move"
    • How cascading global crises affect Europe, Russia, and China
    • Energy security and the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint
  5. Parallel Trends & Unknown Factors (38:08 - 43:52)

    • The Epstein revelations and global class consciousness
    • UFO disclosure and the technocratic superstate
    • The shift from petroleum to etheric energy paradigms
    • The Al-Aqsa Mosque as potential trigger for global holy war
    • Expect the unexpected: nuclear risks and infrastructure collapse
    • Navigating the activation of archetypal forces in our response

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