Ramtha: A Cult as Old as Time Part II

Born from a lineage of chaos and tragedy, Judith “JZ” Knight claimed her suffering forged a doorway to the extraordinary. From spectral orbs to dreams of past lives, she believed her childhood nightmares were not just trauma but prophecy. One night, amid experiments with “pyramid power,” she said a forgotten god-king from 35,000 years ago appeared in her kitchen and never quite left. And from that moment on, Judy wasn’t just a survivor, she was the voice of Ramtha.⚠️ Content Warning: This episode includes references to abuse, trauma, and death. Listener discretion is advised.🎧 Enjoy the episode? Follow, share, and leave a review ! It helps more curious minds find us!💌 Got theories or personal cult encounters? Email us at BTevergreens@gmail.com or DM on Instagram @BTEPodcast💡 Getting Out of a Cult & Finding SupportIf you or someone you know is trying to leave a high-control group or cult, you’re not alone and help is available. Leaving can be emotionally, mentally, and even physically challenging, but support networks exist to guide you through recovery and rebuilding your life.Helpful Resources: Freedom of Mind Resource Center – freedomofmind.com — Founded by cult expert Steven Hassan, this site offers education, exit counseling, and recovery tools. International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA) – icsahome.com — Provides research, survivor stories, and a directory of support groups. Cult Education Institute – culteducation.com — A database of information on groups, leaders, and recovery resources. Therapy Directory (Psychology Today) – psychologytoday.com — Find licensed therapists who specialize in trauma, coercive control, and religious recovery.If you’re in danger or need immediate help, contact your local emergency services or a trusted crisis hotline. You deserve safety, freedom, and support.💜 If You or Someone You Know Is Experiencing Domestic ViolenceYou are not alone, and what’s happening is not your fault.Help is available — confidentially and without judgment.In the United States:📞 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)💬 Text “START” to 88788🌐 Live chat available at www.thehotline.orgOutside the U.S.:🌍 Visit https://www.hotpeachpages.net for an international directory of shelters and support services by country.🌍 https://www.womensaid.org.uk (UK)🌍 https://www.dvconnect.org (Australia)If you’re unable to safely make a call, consider reaching out to a trusted friend, healthcare provider, teacher, or local shelter. Many organizations can assist with emergency housing, safety planning, legal support, and emotional care.You deserve to be safe, believed, and supported.Full source list and supplemental materials are available on our website at Beneaththeevergreens.com.