Bohemian Grove
Bohemian Grove is a private campground located in Monte Rio, California. The land owned by a San Francisco-based men’s art club called the Bohemian Club. Members are prominent individuals across fields such as politics, business, and culture. They have an annual summer retreat, where members camp for two-weeks. However, much of what occurs during the retreat is confidential. Speculation surrounding Bohemian Grove primarily revolve around the secretive nature of the retreat, the activities they engage in, and the influential individuals who attend.
Secret Societies & Global Elite Agenda
Bohemian Grove is where the world’s elite, including politicians, business leaders, and other powerful figures, gather to discuss and plan global agendas. Some suggest that decisions made at the Grove could influence international politics, economics, and social policies. Due to the exclusivity of Bohemian Grove and its members-only policy, some conspiracy theories liken it to secret societies like the Illuminati or Freemasons. These theories often speculate about hidden agendas and clandestine activities conducted by the club’s members.
Occult rituals & creepy events are held at Bohemian Grove:
While the club has acknowledged the existence of rituals, they describe them as harmless theatrical performances, but they involve darker symbolism and consequences greater than, perhaps, even the participants realize. The rituals and ceremonies conducted at Bohemian Grove are rooted in the occult. There are different kinds of sacrifices, a ritual sacrifice doesn’t always mean death but it always has demonic or satanic undertones. It’s in opposition to God, Yahweh.
Why anyone would want to go out into the woods with their pals to re-enact violent events or sacrifices is mystifying.
The “Cremation of Care” ceremony, which features a large owl statue, is one of the most well-known rituals of Bohemian Grove.
During this ceremony, a symbolic effigy of “Care” typically depicted as a human-like figure, is burned in front of the owl statue. The effigy represents worldly concerns, worries, and burdens that individuals may carry in their daily lives. Allegedly, the ceremonial effigy burning is intended to symbolize the collective liberation from cares and worries.
Grove supporters argue that the ceremony is simply a theatrical performance.
Sure, it’s a performance… of a ritual. They actually perform. It’s false idol worship. It’s making burnt offerings in the middle of the woods to a giant owl that represents a demon.
If it’s just people leaving their worries behind – why are they using a human figure as the offering?
By using a human figure, the effigy can represent human sacrifice just as easily as it can embody the personal burdens of those burning it. There would be no way to know each participant’s intentions during these practices.
Defenders of Bohemian Grove maintain that the owl statue is simply a symbol of wisdom.
Where do they think they are, the 100 acre woods? Maybe they should throw a giant pair of glasses on that thing if they want us to buy that. They argue that the owl represents the intellectual pursuits and scholarly discussions that take place during the gatherings, rather than any nefarious or occult practices. If that were true, why are they burning effigies of “burdens” to it? Why do they even have an altar? Why do they refer to members as High Priests?
The Owl shrine altar has a dedication inscribed and the name checks out. inscription inscribed with: “To remember Richard Hotaling, High Priest at this altar.” The name checks out, Richard “Dick” Hotaling (1931 – 2019). According to his obituary he partook in many church activities, he coached kids. When he wasn’t imparting “values and skills” in local youth programs, he was High Priest of Bohemian Grove! Creeping around the woods in a hood.
What’s with all the other sinister owl imagery directed at children?
They say the owl shrine represents knowledge – but there are owls all over the place and none of them directly or indirectly give off “smart owl” vibes. They do, however, have cringey owl art that seems directed at kids. If they aren’t worshipping Moloch or some other Pagan/Druid deity of child-sacrifice, why do they have this? This is a deliberate symbol of moloch and additional pagan imagery directed at kids in this poster that reads: “Christmas in Bohemia, Come as Children, little Children.” This is hanging up inside one of the cabins.
… And the framed cartoon owl that is essentially a reminder to listen and keep your mouth shut about what you see:
“A wise owl lived in an oak. The more he saw, the less he spoke. The less he spoke, the more he heard. Why can’t we be like this old bird?”
He’s not Mr. Owl handing out Tootsie Pops. It’s Moloch.
And his followers are just as unhinged as Janosz from Ghostbusters 2 … remember him? This is the level of crazy we have going on here. A bunch of dweebs, bringing babies to evil ancient entities, in exchange for power and earthly pleasure.
After connecting the dots you realize what that owl shrine really represents to them. It’s the demon moloch. The ancient Mesopotamian deity associated with child sacrifice. He’s often depicted with either a bull’s head or owl-like features. As you can see in the poster below they have the horned figure standing in front of the owl.
What’s with the creepy motto: Weaving spiders, come not here
Pretty strange way to say don’t talks about work, don’t you think? Especially for a place that claims to value knowledge and its application so much they’ve erected a 30-foot owl monster in its honor out back. In fact, we know they do talk business there. Bohemian Grove is where planning for the Manhattan Project took place. This meeting, subsequently led to the creation of the atomic bomb. That’s what this place inspires in people, atomic bombs. Sounds demonic.
Perhaps the sinister motto is more about pacing. Weavers are web-dwellers. They lay in wait. And while these men are certainly weavers of intricate webs, they come to the grove to act. Carrying out rituals, making sacrifices to their deities, and celebrating their success in these dark endeavors, that are no doubt, demonically influenced.
The Bohemian Grove Infiltration
The bohemian grove infiltration refers to the time radio show host Alex Jones and his cameraman, Mike Hanson did just that – infiltrated bohemian grove. The duo set up camera and recorded the “Cremation of Care” ritual. The footage was used in Jones’ documentary film: Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove. According to Jones, the ritual was an “ancient Canaanite, Luciferian, Babylon mystery religion ceremony.”
There’s more recent footage from two additional Bohemian Club infiltrations, both uploaded from the YouTube User Dancer.
This man went into California’s Redwood Forest at night on two occasions to explore the entire grounds of a camp run by creepy, rich cult members. Armed with a GoPro, he explored the woods, the owl altar, inside of cabins. He dug through into drawers and boxes, reading documents aloud. He managed to get group photos with names of current members.
Some cabins had smaller beds & doors that only locked from the outside.
Among the vehicles filmed on the locations were several white vans. Yes, the cliche kidnapper white vans. One had an open door and though it was a quick pass of the camera, the glimpse was enough to see some concerning contents. What looks like bedding, some food containers, and stuffed animal. It literally looks like a child was back there for an extended period.
The Latest Bohemian Grove Infiltration Was Uploaded 4-Weeks Ago. Watch Part 1 Here:
Watch Part 2 of the Latest Bohemian Grove Infiltration Here:
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