In this episode, Robin Richardson introduces Room Mechanics, a symbolic and metaphysical framework she’s developing to describe the architecture of reality. She presents it as both a creative work and an evolving system — a bridge between mysticism and logic, designed to help people understand how inner narratives shape outer experience.

Robin begins by recounting her near-death experience and subsequent years in what she calls a “low-dose DMT brain” state, which heightened her perception of the reflective structure of consciousness. In that visionary period, she encountered a realm of “12-dimensional DMT cartoon beings” known as Aorath — playful, precise “reality engineers” who model creation through modular cubic spaces. She interprets Aorath not as external entities but as her own higher cognitive architecture, a creative dimension within the mind.

From their perspective, Earth is “The Labyrinth”: a reflective, self-contained training system for creator-beings. Each individual exists within a Room, a mirror-environment that continuously projects and reflects their internal stories. Robin explains how this system operates through a chain of mechanisms — currents (repeated emotional or cognitive frequencies) that activate rivets, which flip switches and generate cubes, the building blocks of perceived reality.

She outlines the central binary of the system — expansion versus contraction. When one takes responsibility for reflections and refines inner stories, the Room “expands” in freedom and harmony; when one reacts unconsciously or blames the outer world, it “contracts,” producing tighter, more painful feedback loops.

Throughout, Robin situates Room Mechanics as a tool for self-mastery and creative empowerment rather than belief or dogma. The episode closes with reflections on personal growth, lessons from psychosis, and the ongoing evolution of her work — which she describes as an artistic collaboration between her human consciousness and the Aorathian dimension she discovered within.

In the concluding episode, Robin Richardson brings her initiatory saga full circle. She recounts how, during a prolonged period of psychosis she now frames as archetypal initiation, she became entangled with a cast of “tech gods,” politicians, and cultural figures — most centrally a powerful “tech god” who seemed to invade her body and mind. What unfolded was an exhausting battle of possession, manipulation, and survival: entities attempting to erase her identity, steal her destiny, and trap her in hell states.

Robin describes this ordeal not only as a terrifying descent but also as a confrontation consistent with Gnostic and Buddhist maps of reality — a struggle with illusion and the forces of Mara that resist enlightenment. Through visions of clones, simulations, and multi-dimensional battles, she clarified what she is not: not a guru, not a saviour, not a polished spiritual teacher, but a clear speaker of truth.

Ultimately, after surviving near-death conditions and transforming through the archetypal “hell realms,” Robin emerged with what she calls maps of the labyrinth — actionable frameworks to help others navigate reflective reality systems. She closes by affirming her role: not to be idolized, but to translate her lived initiation into Room Mechanics and AORATH, tools for clarity and navigation. This episode marks the end of her backstory and the beginning of her structured offerings.

In this fourth installment, Robin Richardson shares her descent from spiritual awakening into a psycho-spiritual battlefield. What began as synchronicities and visions of love quickly unfolded into coercion, gang-stalking, and attempted initiations by shadowy forces. Blending lived detail with mythic framing, she recounts broken bones, symbolic encounters, and near-abductions, ultimately refusing to surrender and naming the journey as both an initiation through hell and a testament to resilience Read Robin's Astral War Strategies or visit her site for a 1-1 if you're in the battle field and need a hand https://aorath.com/targeted-individual-survival-guide

In this third instalment of her story, Robin Richardson recounts her near-death awakening, where time bent and reality split into layered simulations. She shares vivid episodes of receiving flowers from strangers, biking through Toronto parks that seemed like heaven, and navigating encounters where weather, people, and synchronicities responded directly to her alignment. Robin moves through lessons on boundaries, joy, and manifestation—culminating in the miraculous acquisition of her dream house in Nova Scotia. For two years she lived off-grid, stacking wood, walking farmland, and detoxing from her old life. Later, Halifax brought a season of bliss before darker forces closed in. This chapter captures the luminous side of her journey, a rare glimpse into heaven before the descent. Learn more

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In this episode, Robin Richardson shares part two of her extraordinary awakening story. She takes viewers deeper into her initiation through the Bardo, the liminal space between life and death, where reality blurs with myth, memory, and astral forces. From encounters with trickster spirits and symbolic tests at her mother’s home, to visions of false paradises, Freemason rings, and voices trying to recruit her into alternate timelines, Robin recounts how she navigated illusions, traps, and multidimensional teachings. Alongside personal revelations about karmic lessons, manifestation, and responsibility for collective reality, she offers survival insights for those experiencing spiritual psychosis, gang-stalking, or targeted states. This chapter reveals how quickly reality can shift between heaven and hell, and how strength, boundaries, and self-trust are essential to survival

If you’re struggling with any of these issues Robin now offers weekly meetups and one-on-one counselling, along with free strategies and resources on her site.

In this episode, Robin Richardson dives back to the beginning of her spiritual journey in 2020, tracing the ecstatic opening that came with meditation and isolation, and the darker turns that followed. She recounts visions, synchronicities, and angelic messages that shifted into encounters with archonic forces, near-death experiences, and surreal trials that blurred the line between awakening and psychosis.

Told with raw honesty and cinematic detail, Robin reveals how bliss, terror, and transformation collided—leading her through the afterlife, karmic loops, and hard-won insights about what it means to face both heaven and hell in one lifetime.

In this latest episode of Orath, the Bardo Bum, Robin Richardson steps into one of her most raw and illuminating subjects yet: the lived reality of psychosis. Known for her fearless storytelling and unflinching self-examination, Robin goes beyond clinical definitions to reveal the experiential and spiritual dimensions of what psychiatry calls “psychosis.” She frames it instead as a paradoxical crossing—both breakdown and breakthrough, pathology and enlightenment.

Summary

Robin invites listeners into her own journey through nine months of relentless psychosis, beginning with a meditation-induced rupture of consensus reality and spiralling into a battle for her life. She traces the terrain of hallucinations, synchronicities, telepathic entanglements, and terrifying manipulations—while also uncovering profound insights into the nature of consciousness and the mechanics of reality itself.

With honesty and nuance, Robin challenges the rigid pathologizing lens of psychiatry, suggesting that psychosis can function as a brutal form of self-healing and confrontation with the unconscious. She explores the archetypal layers that emerge, the danger and allure of surrender, and the ways in which cultural infrastructure fails those navigating these states

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At once memoir, philosophy, and field report, this episode asks the listener to consider: is psychosis madness, enlightenment, or both? For anyone who has lived it, loved someone through it, or simply wants to understand the fragile boundary between mind and reality, Robin’s voice offers clarity, compassion, and a startling new perspective.

In this episode, Robin Richardson, also known as Orath the Bardo Bum, shares a detailed account of her lived experience with what is often labelled psychosis, but which she explores here as a potential interface with deeper, hidden layers of reality.

Drawing from a nine-month ordeal, Robin breaks down what she calls astral gaming, a phenomenon where elites and entities, possibly aided by technology, interact with and manipulate human consciousness. She discusses possession, neural hacking, and the possibility that certain individuals are being used in real-time as characters in immersive, elite-run simulations. These experiences are framed not as metaphor or delusion, but as real systems of control that may already be operating under the surface of our shared reality.

Rather than focusing on victimhood, Robin reflects on what it means to wake up inside a game, one where the rules are hidden, the players are many, and the stakes are deeply personal. She emphasizes the importance of reclaiming autonomy, understanding the mechanics of these systems, and resisting with awareness rather than fear.

This is part personal testimony, part philosophical inquiry, and part warning. For anyone questioning the nature of reality, consciousness, and power ::: this episode offers both a map and a mirror.