Occult material attracts both serious historical records and wild overreach. This page keeps the two separated: documented crime, belief systems, symbols, allegations, speculation and fiction all need different labels.
Editorial rule
Inclusion here does not mean endorsement. Every source-card asks: what is documented, what is interpretation, what is a belief claim, and what is unsupported pattern-making?
Featured occult source cards
David Wilcock, Above Majestic and the Occult Claim
A viral Reel uses Wilcock’s reported death to frame Above Majestic as a warning about hidden elites. This source card separates the movie, the death reports, and the unsupported “silenced because of what he knew” leap.
Occult source-card lanes
Historical occult scandals and what records actually support.
Modern conspiracy documentaries, UFO/disclosure mythology and symbols.
Claims about elite crime, ritual abuse, cover-ups and institutional failure.
Fiction, creepypasta and viral pattern-making that needs clear labels.