Who is Darryl based on, and which episodes of the DTFH podcast are this episode based on?

This episode unified the truth of many beliefs

Damien Wayne Echols and Duncan Trussell in The Midnight Gospel (2020)

Joey Diaz

Damien Wayne Echols

Phil Hendrie

Mike L. Mayfield

Duncan Trussell

Pendleton Ward

Clancy zaps to an underwater planet, where he crosses paths with Darryl, a student of ceremonial magic and the path to enlightenment.

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Interesting but maybe not meant for me

I&apos;ve finished the show and it has been great, but I felt like this episode was the strangest.

I don&apos;t really know much about spirituality and practices surrounding it, so when the guest says: &quot;what I do, is magic&quot;, I had no idea what he was really talking about.

They go on at lenght about authors, organisations and references that I have never heard of.

I don&apos;t know generally what branches of spiritual practices are done in the west. The guest speaks a little about it, and perhaps stops himself from diving into the esoteric, but it begs the question, what magic is, what it is capable of (something about manifestation was mentioned?).

I get that a lot of it is based on western icons, but the way the guest speaks of it is almost like gaining skill in a video game, it doesn&apos;t feel right in the context of other episodes.

It was interesting, but not meant for the uninitiated.

I felt also strange about the comparison between Eastern spirituality and Western magic, I don&apos;t really know what I am talking about, but it seems wrong to make such comparative statements (ie. Magic is like eastern spiritiality on steroids).

I've finished the show and it has been great, but I felt like this episode was the strangest.

I don't really know much about spirituality and practices surrounding it, so when the guest says: "what I do, is magic", I had no idea what he was really talking about.

They go on at lenght about authors, organisations and references that I have never heard of.

I don't know generally what branches of spiritual practices are done in the west. The guest speaks a little about it, and perhaps stops himself from diving into the esoteric, but it begs the question, what magic is, what it is capable of (something about manifestation was mentioned?).

I get that a lot of it is based on western icons, but the way the guest speaks of it is almost like gaining skill in a video game, it doesn't feel right in the context of other episodes.

It was interesting, but not meant for the uninitiated.

I felt also strange about the comparison between Eastern spirituality and Western magic, I don't really know what I am talking about, but it seems wrong to make such comparative statements (ie. Magic is like eastern spiritiality on steroids).

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