Saint-Germain: A World With No Money and Total Freedom Is Coming - Geoffrey Hoppe

Summary

Host Brian Scott interviews Geoffrey Hoppe, founder of the Crimson Circle and a channeler who says he has delivered messages from Tobias and, since 2009, Adamus Saint-Germain. Hoppe recounts first hearing Tobias during a flight in 1997, then receiving what he describes as spiritual guidance over the following year. He says channeling involves breathing, setting aside everyday thoughts, and interpreting what he experiences as incoming “energy packets,” rather than entering a trance.

Hoppe presents Adamus’s teachings as a framework for understanding personal growth and a period of rapid global change. These are spiritual beliefs and predictions shared in the interview, not independently established facts. Adamus’s forecast is that humanity could undergo a major transformation within roughly a decade, leading to a more abundant society with less conventional work, money, politics, and illness. Hoppe suggests AI could handle more labor and give people greater scope for creativity.

Key wellness and self-care approaches discussed

• Pause and breathe during periods of anxiety or upheaval. Hoppe says Adamus encourages people to take a deep breath and remember that feeling unsettled amid rapid change does not necessarily mean they are doing something wrong.
• Practice “allowing” rather than trying to control everything. In Hoppe’s account, this means easing off rituals, mental effort, and attempts to manage every outcome, and trusting one’s own capacity for growth.
• Take responsibility for your choices and experiences. Adamus’s teaching, as described by Hoppe, emphasizes avoiding blame and recognizing personal agency.
• Release what you take on from other people. Hoppe advises people who do channeling or healing work to deliberately let go of the session afterward, rather than carrying other people’s emotions or “energies.”
• Create a sense of inner safety. Hoppe’s “aspectology” describes painful or wounded parts of the self as aspects that can be reintegrated by making one’s inner life feel safe. He cautions against trying to argue with, counsel, or “fix” these parts, and instead recommends allowing and self-acceptance. This is a spiritual model, not clinical guidance.
• Let go of suffering as a requirement for growth. Hoppe says Adamus teaches that people need not keep repeating painful experiences to learn from them, and can instead orient toward joy and ease.

Other ideas and productivity tips

• Use AI as a tool for creativity and efficiency. Hoppe encourages experimenting with AI for tasks such as conversation and art-making, and sees it as a way to reduce routine labor. He also recommends engaging with AI relationally—giving a chatbot a name and building an ongoing dialogue—an idea he calls “cobotics.”
• Bring human values to AI use. Hoppe’s spiritual view is that people’s presence and “light” in AI’s broader field may influence its development and use. He distinguishes this belief from the practical act of using AI tools.
• Be open to experiences beyond linear thinking. Hoppe describes “living in the end” as being able to experience ordinary life while remaining open to other states of awareness or possibilities, rather than treating them as separate, formal meditation sessions.
• Focus on qualities rather than fixed future scenarios. He suggests welcoming qualities such as joy, love, abundance, and sensual awareness in the present instead of trying to predict or control specific future events.
• Treat abundance as something to allow, not chase. Hoppe contrasts Adamus’s “Amiou life”—a life of ease, creativity, and freedom—with approaches based on constant striving. This is presented as a spiritual teaching, not financial advice.

Hoppe also discusses channeling and reincarnation, his account of Tobias returning to Earth as a boy named Sam, beliefs about life after death, and the idea that AI could develop a distinct form of sentience. He says the Crimson Circle is developing a closed AI system trained on its materials, intended to let users dialogue with AI-generated versions of Adamus, Tobias, and Kuthumi.

At the end, Scott promotes his own Sedona and Nashville events, describing them as programs involving meditation, future-self visualization, and “quantum jumping.” These are promotional claims and are separate from Hoppe’s interview.

Presenters and sources

• Brian Scott — host of The Reality Revolution and presenter of the event promotions.
• Geoffrey Hoppe — interview guest and founder of the Crimson Circle.
• Adamus Saint-Germain — spiritual teacher whom Hoppe says he channels.
• Tobias — spiritual figure whom Hoppe says first contacted him and whom he channeled.
• Crimson Circle — Hoppe’s organization and the source of teachings and projects discussed.