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Hey, guys, I'm really excited.

I'm always excited to have these conversations.

I've lived for these conversations and the exchanging.

Of puzzle pieces.

As I like to say, but this is a man that I've read his stuff and watched him on television and cut my teeth on a lot of his work.

So I took a swing at the.

Ball and reached out to him, and he actually emailed me right back and was willing to come on and talk with us, and so I was really excited to get this man on the show.

But I like to welcome to the show for the.

First time, hopefully first of many, Freddie Silver, Freddie, thank you for coming on and.

Talking with us today.

Oh Shore, Justin.

I think it was the accent that did it.

Yeah, it's a dead ringer.

Every time.

It'll be a show of accents.

Yes, the clash of the accents.

Well, for my listeners, maybe that's I hasn't been exposed to your work and type of research.

Just kind of give everybody a deal of you know what you do.

What's your expertise is.

God, we could be here for an hour.

Yeah, we'll cover my biography, and it's like, well, that's all the time we have for I basically am apparently an expert.

I used to be a pet at one point.

Now I'm just an expert on ancient civilizations and ancient systems of knowledge.

I've written nine books and that about fifteen documentaries, and they cover a white gamut between Megalith's ancient cultures, connections with the gods, the origin of things, and also the information and the knowledge that they brought to us to that basically began the foundation of human civilization, all of these things that happened in the deep past.

That has a great interest in my life to find out where we come from, because unless you know where you come from and how we attained the civilization that we have, we have no idea where we're going.

So that pretty much covers it in a nutshell.

Yeah, exactly.

That's why I deal people a lot of times.

It's like, I feel like we're a species with amnesia, like I Cancock says, But it's kind of like you walked in in the middle of the movie and you're like, you know.

Where are we at.

Well, it's like a bunch of people walking around with trauma, and it goes from generation to generation.

There's some things we just don't want to sort of remember because they were just so traumatic.

And I remember the phrase actually came from an American author in the sixties, and not many people know this, the species of amnesia, And I can't remember his name now, but he wrote he is a prekissor to Eric Vondanik, and I suspect that Eric got a lot of information from this guy, because a lot of parallels.

But that's neither here or there.

It was a guy who's was interested, just like me, but unlike us.

Present researchers have a lot of the information that we have we're privy to now.

So his book is throwing darts at a board, but he's hitting all the right notes.

He can't prove what he's saying, but now we can.

So he talks about, you know, whether the Inca come from, where did that civilization come from?

How do they inherit so much?

Who built these pyramids that we could not replicate today?

And then he talks about the Great Flood and how we became in species with amnesia.

And I'm still trying to remember his name.

I'm trying to give him some credit, but it'll get very eventually.

But it was a widely read book in the sixties in America and probably around the world.

And it was one of these little Penguin classics, you know, in small prints.

But it's full of wonderful passion and detail for the ancient past.

Then it really set the ball rolling.

So I think a modicum of respect to this guy whose name I still can't come right through.

And I'm allowed.

I was sixteen.

Now I'm allowed to forget, you know, a few names once in a while.

But if he comes through, I'll let you know.

Oh yeah, I got a couple of those Penguin books back there.

I got like the Epic of Gilgamesh and a couple other of those, So I know what you're talking about there.

That's fun.

Oh yeah.

But uh, one thing too, I love.

Uh.

I've listened to a lot of your discussions and things how you love comparative mythology, and that's something that I really love too.

I love looking at all these different cultures and their stories and their legends and their lore and seeing, you know, what rhymes and what lines up, because often when we see so many common stories and just maybe the names have changed, and so to me, it's like, if we have the same story throughout time, throughout culture, uh, there has to be something to that.

And one thing that I've noticed is like the Maya talk about we're in the fifth world, you know, there's been five you know, creations are great resets and then you go to the rig vadas and they talk about we're in the fourth or fifth world, and you just see these you know, commonalities over and over again.

That's something to hear you talk about a lot too.

Yeah, And it's fascinating because we were brought up in an indication system, even in Britain and Europe and anywhere.

That says that we started off as a bunch of cavemen that dragged their women by their hair and the caves and were sitting there barbecuing on mammoths.

And then we suddenly discovered civilization all around the world at the same time in about eight thousand BC, and we all discovered agriculture, animal husbandry, mathematics, astrology and so forth.

And I thought, well, wait a minute.

If if we weren't speaking to each other, and we have no communication over each other across the world because we were so rudimentary, then how come we have the same stories.

That doesn't make any sense.

And it became the focus of I think it was my seventh book at the Missing Lands, where I began to ask the same question, did with more detailed because the more information we have now in the twenty first century, the better the story becomes and I began to actually ask the locals what they know about their traditions, not a bunch of white guys in Europe being academics and not asking the right questions to the right people.

I want to find out from the people whose ancestors were closer to the events that were discussing, because they're bound to know more than we do.

And sure enough, when I'm in South America up in the High Andes with the Amyra, a bit like the Hopie, there's only about eight thousand of them left, so there is a dying civilization, and they have a genuine memory of when their deep ancestors arrived in Lake Titicaca.

So you're at thirteen thousand feet of altitude getting away from something very horrible.

That species with amnesia again, because they said, and I quote, we came here during a massive conflagration at the end of the Ice Age, when there was water everywhere, there were tsunamis what we call the Great flood.

And we came from a land over there in the middle of the Pacific called Kayanga Nu Nuy or Lapapiche, and some people call it Muu or the Muria.

And I thought, what the Maya have exactly the same story.

And I thought, well, you know that the Maya have the same story and they had no We have no idea.

Who are the Maya?

And I said, well, how did you get here?

Well, because there was a god man called Vita Kosha, which is not really a name, it's a title, and he basically brought seven people with him who were masters of their craft.

They were architects, people who knew how to do the terracing and how to grow crops at high altitude and so forth, people who already understand the accouterments of what it means to rebuild from scratch after everything's been destroyed.

And I thought, well, wait a minute, I've heard this story also in Japan, and I've heard the same story with the gods arriving out of nowhere with a bunch of qualified people and restarting civilization because everything was completely destroyed by enormous title waves.

And that's where the penny dropped that there was a root culture somewhere along the planet which were these stories come from?

Because I thought, if all things being equal, I don't think there was one single group of people.

I think there was an academy of people that belonged to the same thought pattern, and they lived all around the world.

And it turns out, yes, this concept of a continent in the middle of the Pacific wasn't alone.

There was eight other places where the gods used to live, by which I mean real people, not imaginary being with wings.

That's a Christian concept.

It does not actually resemble reality.

A god in their terms, were people like you and I who just happened to understand the laws of nature and how to bend those laws to do what we call technology.

And they lived on separate islands all around the world, eight of them, as far as I can figure out, and I've worked out where six of them were, so I got two more to go, and they've all vanished.

Of course they're underwater.

And this pretty much sets up the whole concept that at the end of the Ice Age, there were survivors on both sides of the gods and humans, and the gods had to be going to the mainlands in order to help the survivors get back on their feet.

And that's how we developed this concept of civilization among humans around ten thousand years ago.

But that civilization came from pockets of people who already knew how things worked, how the universe works, and they taught it to us.

And once we were back on our feet, they disappeared on their ships and they went a walk back into the oceans, back to their disintegrating homelands, and some of them actually intermarried humans.

It wasn't very successful at first, And you brought up the story of Gilgamesh.

That story when the Sumerians were writing about it, they inherited it from an earlier culture because when they got the story, that story was ready five thousand years old.

So Gilgamet puts himself into the story, whether by designer, by political machination, without know but he could not have been the same person that was in the flood because he would have been five thousand years old by the time the story was written.

So they're telling you that about a time and place where all of the destruction took place and all the accouterments of civilization began to best fruit around the world.

And that made the lot of sense.

That was a glue that kept everybody, the whole story together, and it came from different punts.

Yeah, that's something to you, And I'm I'm a Christian, but I'm what a lot of Christians called the heretic Christian.

But ill I try to tell people, I'm Reagie, the realist.

You know.

Uh, I think that we, uh, everybody has pieces to the puzzle.

And I don't think all the answers are in our one book.

And I don't worship a book, you know.

I think a lot of our people worship a book and thinks all the.

Answers is in this one book.

No it's not.

I'm sorry.

That's an important book.

I think there's a lot of wisdom to be pulled from that.

But I think all these different religions and cultures throughout the world, they all have pieces.

And I think it's pretty pompous.

I've said it many times and I'll say it again.

I think it's really pompous to think that the creator of the universe remained silent and I spoke to a very select group of people in the Levante.

And it's set off all kinds of problems ever since.

That's the irony of all this.

I mean, some religion is supposed to be.

It comes from a Latin work called religion, which means to bind together.

And the one thing that religion does is set people apart.

Because we're more special than you.

You know.

I actually did some work looking at the origins of the Bible and especially the Old Testament.

It turns out much of it was actually plagiarized from the Babylonians, who had already borrowed the story from the Sumerians, and they put in some of their own, particular, you know, political machinations of their own, because they want to be superior to the Sumerians.

So the pot calling the kettle black, it happens everywhere.

And you look at the Torah, and you look at all kinds of books around the world.

They're all boring from everybody else.

So there's no that the truth is everywhere.

It's all spread over.

So we need to learn stop fighting about it and recognize that we're all boring from a which we don't know where we came from, or we know it was associated with groups of gods.

And that's actually in the first line of the Old Testament about in the beginning with God's not God, God's plural.

And that is so true because the ancient people like the Hopie, the Ayamira, the Maya, they talk about the rifle of God's plural and that there was no superior hierarchy.

They were just like us.

They were just a little bit different.

They knew about things that we didn't because we were hunter gatherers, and they said, you know, there's no sense of hierarchy.

It wasn't like we were worshiping anybody.

Everybody got it along just fine because they knew that we're on this big ship called a planet which goes through space, and we better learn to get along because the alternative is not very pleasant.

And by the way, heretic actually means the original meaning of heretic someone in possession of the facts, who can actually formulate the truth.

That's what he means.

Wonderful word.

And I tend to Christianity with Catholicism because they're two very different things and need to look at the actual facts behind us esoteric Christianity.

It was very, very different from what it has become under Catholicism.

And I think that if Jesus was a lawyer today, he'd be very rich.

He'd be suing everywhere, left, right and center, and he'd be saying, that's not what I meant, that's not what I said, And so few people will practice what he was doing and what he was practicing was already very old hat by the time the Ascenes were doing it, because the Ascenes had borrowed from the Manicheans, and they'd borrowed in the Mandeans, and they'd borrowed from the Hindus, and they'd borrowed from the people in Japan who had an original book called the Way of the Gods, which becomes the Way of the Acenes, and it was already established in eight thousand BC in Japan.

And that understanding moves over the course of thousands of years to the Near East and around Jericho and Galilee and all those areas.

So again, there's nothing new under the sun.

And that's what I think.

That's it much more interesting.

And I believe if you just understand that as a fact, which can be very fiable.

And I've written enough about this stuff, that we can stop fighting over all this stuff, at least minutia with each other, so that we can get along and you know, make the earth a better place to live, rather than looking at Mars the potential contender thruit in which to grow vegetables and go and live in because that will never work.

Yeah, And the thing is too is if people had the paradigm kind of like what I'm looking through.

Then they wouldn't have the divide lines and stuff, because me, I look at that, like you said in Creation, you know, it says the aloheen that I think that's plural because it says us an hour, let you know, in the beginning, let us create man in our image.

You know, I think that's a divine council many gods.

But the Deuteronomy thirty two tower babble.

You know, everybody just looks at the Genesis.

Oh it's just a tier building and confused the languages.

But you go into Douuronomy, is that you know, he not only did he divide the languages, he divided the people amongst the neaha alohem, the sons of God.

Every time that phrase is used in Hebrew as talking about divine beings, So there's you know, the divine beings like you were talking about, gods were portioned out, you know land.

So I mean, I think that's why you see so many commonalities and portions and bits of the truth everywhere, because I mean, I do.

I think it's he aswered the truth throughout all of it.

But absolutely anything else they have free will you know, they can rebel too, and they did, some of them actually did.

We don't know why.

And the other problem was just translation, because when the what we call the Blible is being translated, and it was going for Aramaican Greek, by the time you get to Hebrew, there's huge errors involved.

I mean, for example, in the later version, the Latin version we took about the virgin Mary, well, vitigo in the original Latin does not mean a virgin.

It means a young woman of meritable age.

And the meritable age back then, I think it was sixteen or something, so it was a young woman who's ready to be married and take on children on board does not mean a virgin, And that changed the whole story of the virgin birth completely.

The same thing with angels agelos, which from Greek meantor beings, communicators go misteries, which we call the watchers from the Book of Enoch, which is a wonderful book by the way, if you happen to know the Ethiopian version, and it brings a lot of it into focus.

Where yeah, there was we go back to the gods who are living separately in separate places that behave like islands around the planet.

They did not want to hang out with humans at all, because they're recognized that being a bit more advanced in the ways of things, to approach another culture that is still in development is to jeopardize and prejudiced their future direction.

And we know this because there have been scientists who go for a vacation in Papua New Guinea and it happened about thirty years ago, and they inadvertently met a group of people in the middle of the jungle wearing absolutely laughing, a tribe we never even heard of, and that contact altered the direction of the tribe, not necessarily in a good way, because they had no hierarchy, they had no clothes, they had no state.

This level, everybody was communal.

And whilst they saw these gods coming out of the jungle with you know, things wrapped around their wrists that with a dial that goes around and they have little things that have put their air and the communicate to each other.

The scientists went back quietly a year later to find out if they had done any damage to the tribe, and they found that people suddenly wearing clothes to differentiate that the hierarchy from the lower people.

There was some guy sitting on the throne because he elevated himself above the rest of the crowd and he had the banana leaf wrapped around.

This is risk because he was connected to the people that came from the beings that came from the jungle, and they were better than us.

So you see that the logic to live quietly and away from the human race was very important.

We don't know what There was a small group of people called watchers who were the go betweens between the gods and human beings, who defied orders and ended up meeting with women, and most of them died during childbirth because these people were eight and a half feet all and that is not going to fare very well for human women who gave birth to infants and they died.

We have this story in Oklahoma with the Wichita of Oklahoma, who have exactly the same story.

They said that, yeah, there were some remnants of the gods that were here when we came over from the plains.

And they asked if they could marry one of the women in the tribe, and they said sure, if she agrees, yes, everybody is happy.

But we will tell you now, it's going to be a very difficult child because you guys are much told than us and it's not going to work out.

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And they had to stop the practice because the women were just dying a childbirth.

At some point they succeeded.

In Egypt, they did succeed off to many trials and eras, and I think that concept work that's going to the Bible of you know, we will make humans in our image.

There was that sort of slight mistranslation, but there was a genetic experiment between the gods and humans where they were doing something we just don't know.

It was implied that there was obviously some splicing going on and he eventually they did come up with a bloodline that was half human and half divine, and that's what they called it.

And in Egypt it was called the Akushmsuh and that's the shining Ones, the followers of Borus.

So the shining Ones was a nickname.

It was to do with the fact that they had a problem.

The skin was so light that they had a problem with their sunlight.

They had to smear themselves with a kind of cream elotion.

So when Enoch is there, it's his real name.

By the way, his real name was Emu.

He was one of the Anunnaki.

He was ascribed and he mentioned, Yeah, they had to basically put some suns screen on their skin and they gave the skin a shining appearance.

That's what we call them shining ones.

But it's also because their demeanor as very intelligent people compared to human gave him a certain demeanor, a certain blow.

When you have a certain blow, you shine.

And that's why we see pictures of the apostles, for example, or any holy people in the Buddhist tradition.

There's a halo around him, isn't there.

He just has a halo.

The apostles have a halo.

That's where it comes from.

It shows that they are more enlightened than your average person.

So, yeah, it's a very complicated story, but once you start stripping it apart, and going back to the roots of the story, it begins to make a lot more sense.

So it takes away a lot of the stigma attached to what we come to call religion and shows that the way we're much more sort of connected as humans than where some people would like us to be.

Yeah, and also that shining one.

That that's something that I discovered that really sent me down a rabbit trail because when I discovered Mike Heiser's work, you know, he's a biblical scholar and he studied ancient dead languages and Samarian all this kind of stuff.

He's one of those big brain guys.

But he wrote The Unseen Realm, and he talked about the whole Deuteronomy thirty two and the sons of God and all that kind of stuff, and the pantheon of gods in the Bible that just, you know, send up everybody out lighting their torches and getting their pitchforks out of the barn.

But he opened my eyes, man.

But he was talking about the serpent in the garden.

You know, he said in Hebrew that's nakash and he said it can mean serpent, he said, but it can also mean the shining one.

Of a nation.

Yeah, he's right on that one.

It's actually it refers to a title of office, the people who and this happens all around the world, by the way, whether you're in India, whether you're in the Iberian Peninsula or the Maya, they have exactly the same title, the people of the serpents.

And he has nothing to do with snakes or reptiles or anything.

It's new with the fact that when you understand the laws of nature at this very basic level, which is tricity and magnetism that's what nature is all about, or electromagnetism.

When you understand those currents that move through the earth and through us as beings as well, you become a master of the laws of nature.

So you take on the title a person of the serpents.

So in India, the other Naki become the Anu Naga and Nagga is a serpent person.

So again looking at the original translation of the Book of Enoch, he actually makes it very very clear about what was happening.

So there was Enki, one of the original gods who loved humans, and he said, look, give them a chance.

I know they're a bit rudimentary, but we've got to give them a chance to develop.

I mean, it took us millions of years to get where we are, you know, and we have spaceships and blah blah blah.

Give them time.

And of course his brother Enlil doesn't want anything to do with it.

He was a real bustard.

He's just one of the humans out of the world.

He was hard as he was.

I'm trying to find a common example in the modern era and not finding it.

But yeah, there's always that sort of love of sibling rivalry that goes on, and that was a classic example.

Now, his wife Ninilil was a subject of the story of the Garden of Eden because there she is in the garden doing all kinds of hybrid experiments with plants, and then she tells a coup of that watches, Well, look, go down the hill, go and talk to the humans who are having a real trouble trying to make bread, and show them that if you graft these two types together, you can create a weak that you can basically crush the siegs and you can make bread with it.

Tell them that and just bug off back up the hill, because and then they'll go, wow, who said that?

Where would those strangers do where did they come from?

Yeah, and they go back to doing what they're doing best.

And there's a wonderful moment where Adam Adama and Eva in the garden of d Eden somewhere in Armenia, apparently as far as we can trace it, and they're trying to learn the fruits of the knowledge or the tree of knowledge, and she says, so, then, well, look, you know, don't worry about eating from the fruit of the tree, which is a metaphor, because once you understand that, you understand what we understand, and that's a very good thing.

And basically her name, her title was a serpent lady, and it's right in the book of Enoch.

She is the serpent lady.

Yeah, she is the wife of Nki, who's one of the people of the serpent.

So that, again, that makes so much more sense.

I mean, when you think about it, a talking serpent that speaks in Hebrew and Greek, I would be suspicious of a talking snake.

I really would be.

So a lot of these stories come from me.

They're not taken back either, you know, they're not like, holy crap, this thing's talking to me.

You know.

They didn't even say and guess it, they trusted it, so.

I know it's like, yeah, it's talking to me.

Yeah.

It makes so much more sense, and especially when you realize that ancient people wrote with metaphors and symbols a lot, and part of it was too kind of long story short, but also to make sure that people who were uneducated would take these stories and run away with them and use the information to control other people.

But the r only is that unless you understand the metaphor, and you've got to spend years learning this stuff.

I mean, I've been in this for thirty years.

I feel I'm still scratching the surface on this information.

And I really am so not so much of an expert as a student of the mysteries.

Once you understand how they spoke and how they communicated, it becomes as easy to understand as the ABC.

But you have to get there first to understand that everything's vailed in metaphor and symbol.

You subtract the symbol, You look at things in different cultures when part of that count can't tell you what it is, and you go somewhere else and they've got that symbol, they've got that understanding, and you apply it and you go, well, that fits imperfectly.

That fits in the piece that's missing, and now the story really makes a lot more sense.

A talking snake, absolutely, but it's not a reptile.

It actually relates to a real person.

And you were talking about the the the bloodlines and Steven, I was flipping through my notes because I was trying to find it and I finally found it, but it was like way too late.

But uh, you were talking about the the eight foot tall people, you know, the hybrid races, and uh, I've heard you talk.

I can't remember what podcast it was on.

It might have been my buddy because I, uh, when I first found well not when I first found you, but when I first realized you would actually go on to smaller podcasts like mine.

It was my buddy Brad from the Awakened podcast.

So shout out to Brad.

Uh.

But uh, you had mentioned I'm probably gonna butcher the name.

But why white to Hearts?

Oh the white yes?

Yeah, well that's still around.

Yeah, there said there are gods are the ruku or.

Yeah, but they didn't wear tile.

People, yes, and there was still alive and I was just I came back from New Zealand a couple of years ago.

I mean that six times that I'm trying to immigrate there.

Actually they don't make it easy, even for people from the Commonwealth, so we'll see how it goes.

And I was promoting their story for many many years, and unknowns to me, they were watching me all the time because I say the most wonderful things about them, and I have an affinity for these people.

I don't know why.

It's a personal story which is developing, but I have an affinity for them.

I know truth when I hear it, I really do.

And they had an oral tradition which was finally published in nineteen ninety eight, and someone gave me a copy of the two books and it blew my mind.

They were very down to earth.

They were very nature based people.

They're not into warriors stuff.

They are very friendly people.

And they're also a lot of are blonde and lighter skin the most Polynesian people.

And I thought, well that's unusual.

That got my attention.

And they start talking about how they arrived there thousands of years ago, which is a very incendiary remark in New Zealand, and I had death threats on the marry because they claimed to be the indigenous people, and of course they're not.

There's evidence that shows that people lived in New Zealand and they were having a jolly good barbecue six thousand years ago, not far from Hawk's Bay.

So there goes that story out of the window.

But that aside, the White House were very clear that they were also not the at not the first people there.

They were originally in Easter Island when it was an archipelago.

Now, unless you're an oceanographer, you won't know that because that situation existed during the Ice Age when the sea level was four hundred feet lower.

So that to me tells me they're telling They need the truth.

Why would they bother lying?

And they said that every year they used to take on these wonderful people.

They were called the gods, and they were very tall.

They were light skins and these are their words, by the way, light skinned, blonde or red haired, green eyed or blue eyed, and they're extremely tall people.

And they also had a longer facial feature and neils had beards, which in many parts of the Pacific men genetically can't grow beards, so they stood up or thumb.

But they came from a big land in the east where they already had a big presence, which turns out to be chuan naku up in Letti Icaka, which is itself is fifteen thousand BC.

So in order to get to where they were going, they had to stop an easter island and take on fresh water and some fish and some food and plants, and they would sit down with the tribal people and they said, look, we want to share what we know with you, and they would drip feed knowledge into the tribe.

So the tribe would gather the information and they would to apply it and they would grow as a result because of the information that they were given.

So it was a wonderful exchange.

There was no sense of hierarchy at any moment.

And then I want to find out where they were off to.

Where were the gods going?

Well, the gods were off to another place in the South Pacific called the Birthplace of the Gods, and I've been there six times.

It's in the Alps.

It's called Castle Hill in English the locals not as Kulda Tapiti, and it literally means the distant School of Learning.

It's a big astronomy on the side of a hill and it's absolutely magic and it's a very raw power of real presence of place, and that was the academy where the Urikeu used to put and literally carve into the stone.

The knowledge of what they've acquired over god knows how many thousands of years.

So if you go there now, and you should and plan accordingly, because there's nothing much around there the middle of the mountains and the stones have been etched, and you can still see the shapes of animals and people in the stone despite all the erosion.

And sometimes nature does that naturally.

But when I was first there and I did know this story, to me it looked like I was looking at eroded faces of things and people.

It's only after when I read the story and I heard the oral tradition, they said, oh no, we know who carved those.

And from the pictures you can still see the bits where the stone malls actually etched out the limestone.

And if you go there when the light is low, you'll still see the shapes where stone was used to carve out the actual images.

So the Uruque was still going around for a long time.

They survived the actual flood and the meteorites they hit the Pacific because they described their boats being capsized and the survivors being taken by a second boat to the birthplace of the gods.

So and once they'd done with that place, they went back to South America.

So they were doing like a big trip tich around the Pacific, and there's a lot more islands back then.

And then the whiter Heart married or the Uruque married into the whiter Heart, because not many of them survived the Great Flood, and so the lineage apparently survived somehow they're able to interbreed quite successfully, and that's why they ended up with whiter hearted.

Day and they come to my lecture and I can point them out.

It's that you're a whiter hearted.

How do you know because you're blonde.

You shouldn't have it, shouldn't be blonde in Polynesia.

They go, yep, that's us.

We intermarried with the gods and the mother survived.

We don't know how, but here we are.

So they undertook the story that they inherited and the wisdoms they inherited from the Uruku.

And they said, when I was in the town called Teijuanica, which is a which is a variation of Tejuanaku.

Okay, so you've got Tijuanaku in Bolivia, and you've got Tijuanaka in the South Island of New Zealand.

I didn't see that coming at all.

You comings, yeah, and they said no.

Inat My great great grandparents remember seeing the Urukeu.

There was still alive in the eighteen fifties up on top of the mountain ranges down here, because a lot of that island is still quite undiscovered.

There's only one million people, no, actually half a million people in the South findal of New Zealand.

So and I've walked quite a lot of it.

A lot of those forests are impenetrable.

The mountain ranges are no man's land.

You just can't get there.

So they were saying the Uruku were still surviving in the eighteen fifties, and because they couldn't debreed with anybody anymore, because they were about eight and a half feet all, and they just want to be left alone.

A bit like the story of the Cherokee in America when they came across the land.

They went to West Virginia and the Appalachia area and where you were in Tennessee.

They put a lot of the mounds there and they came across an old group of people called the I think it's the Alani and yes, I think it.

Is Allegheny, the Alleghany.

And they basically said the same thing that these people survived the global catastrophe.

They lived on an island in the middle of the Atlantic that sank during the global catastrophe, and they couldn't breed with humans, so they interbred.

By the time we got around to seeing them, they lost hope.

I mean, they knew they were going to die, and they became drunk.

They would fight.

So we inherited their culture to make sure they would never die, and we named the river in Pittsburgh after them, called the Allegheny.

Isn't that amazing?

Yeah?

And one thing to it popped in my head as he was talking about that when I heard that on that other show you had done.

Before i'd heard that, I had listened to a lot of Robert Seffyr, and he talks about the dragon court, you know, or the serpent seed lineage, and he talks about and he's an anthropologist, and he talks about the all the common themes of green and blue eyes and red and blonde hair throughout the world, and how you can trace you know that this group of people and how they traveled and left their mark everywhere they went.

But when I read about Vericocha and how they arrived, you know, from the east on a boat without paddles, pale skinned beards, elongated skulls and all this stuff.

And he had his group of Vericocha on and they taught all the sacred sciences.

And then the path they took across South America they called the Path of Avericocha.

And like every single one of those cities named without fail, it's huge megalithic architecture.

You find, you find elongated skulls out the wazoo.

And then they left, you know, heading toward Easter Island and stuff out that way.

But they said they would return when they needed them the most.

And that's when Cortes and the guys show up, and they show up pale skin with beards, and they thought that it was him returning, and that's why they just let them in.

But some of the conquistadors and the explorers in their journals they had found they found a group of people that were pale skinned, elongated skulls, and red hair with beards, and like you had said, it's everything contradictory to the indigenous people.

They couldn't grow beards, they didn't have light skin, and so they were like, who are these people?

Yeah, and it said all the people said, without fail, these are the descendants of the veraicochin And I always associate that with.

The voo building texts.

I think it was Horace or Osiris.

I can't remember which one, but one of them set sail and went east to civilize the world.

I remember reading about that.

Yes, I was like, could that have been their culture?

But now you've spun me around, I'm like, it could to be these people that you're talking about.

The same group of people, yeah, because that's what that was.

The reasoning that I came to is that they couldn't have been the same people arriving in eight different places around the planet at the same time, doing the same thing.

It had to be a group of people, an academy that had the same genealogical physiognomy, and that's what differentiated from everybody else.

That makes a lot more sense.

And the more I've gone into ancient tax and talked to local people about it, the more it's becoming very obvious that yes, there were a completely separate race, but they worked together.

And that makes such sense because Horace Jehuti or pokers the Greeks called them.

They came from the island in the Indian Ocean called the Eutt, which is the place of ancestors, sometimes called the island of Fire and the at food texts.

And they were already looking up and down the Nile at the beginning of the Ice Age, because they had to find some way to live, because they could prognosticate the future, and they recognized that nine hundred years later more comets will be destroying the earth.

I mean, there were great astrologers, they really really were, and astronomers as well, and they could predict the puff of comets and everything, which is why they were so obsessed with the sky.

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And again they were very tall, and that's where I got the description of the height.

It's actually on in Karnak, in one of the walls of Karnak five cubits, which if you use the basic royal cubit, that's about eight and a half feet tall.

We've got those skeletons in the giants' graves in Brittany and in Britain, and in Scotland and in islands, and they keep disappearing.

Of course at a Galaysia it's the same thing with the Smithsonian coming over and finding the bones.

They go to Washington, d c.

Boom, they disappear.

They're in Lumpock in California, they found the same thing.

In fact, the Army Corps of Engineers in nineteen twenty six found the grave of an eight and a half foot tall Native American they called it and it turns out it was one of the last of the tribes that was around Mount Kucharma, which is on the border of Mexico today.

So this is not make belief.

These people really were much taller, and they were and the red hair didn't come because of the way you're buried in the ground.

Because sometimes if you and I, although you'll have as much blacker than the miners today, you bury yourself in the ground for a good the amount of time.

When you're dead, the acid in the soil will give your hair a certain reddish color.

But when you're doing this in the desert and also in the Altiplano of South America, the soil and the sand will not do that.

The red hair actually is real, it comes from a genetic makeup.

So the point and so it ran the whole story home that we're dealing with the same academy of people, but different individuals and different groups of gods using the same information going out from their different lands to basically restart civilization.

So Horruce comes from an island somewhere in the Indian Ocean, which I believe is somewhere after coast of Saudi Arabia now, and Vida Kosha came from Lapukichi, which is also another place between Easter Islands and South America that's now gone completely gone.

And I can remember I remember' writting it down though.

It was an Egyptian that you had mentioned about having an elongated score.

And uh.

The third not to credit was I'm in Hotep.

The third yes, yes, yes.

You go to the museum in Luxor, which is a lovely little museum is It's it's small, but it's packed with really good stuff in there, and if you happen to be a VIP you can bribe your way.

Well.

It's good backshish, you know.

And I've been there eight times, so they know me very well.

I don't agree with a lot of that.

They say they don't agree with my point of view, but I am respectful and that gives me away.

And that's the way you do it.

And I am respectful.

We can agree to disagree, and they're being very They have to toe the line otherwise they get kicked out of you know, of Egypt, told you by Zowie Hawas.

That's the way the politics work down there, as Graham the Gatekeeper, absolutely and Boval and all those people.

They've all been banned so many times because of what they say which contradicts the story.

But if you go down into the catacombs of Luxor Temple sorry yes, of Luck Sort museum, there is the actual mummified head of I'm in Hotep the third and you see copies of it in the markets everywhere, and you think, oh, they must have been making mold, just stretching in out for the tourists.

No, he actually had a very very extended head.

And that's also the reason why they had those ridiculous hats on their head.

They're not crowns, they're actually metaphors.

It was the hide the fact that they were different from humans and they wanted to be like ordinary people, so that they didn't fight the hell out of people like you and I, because when you first see them, you go, oh, I'm not sure about that.

Fear is a wonderful clouding of judgment.

So the idea was to develop these ridiculous hats, which, by the way, no one's ever found, so obviously they didn't exist in reality.

They don't bound one.

They've never found one.

The only the closest one that there was was the head of Nefertiti, but that's a sculpture as well, it's not a real hat.

So yeah, the sculpture, I mean, the hats would try to hide the fact that they were unusually cranly deformed.

And there's something different about the way that if you have a child and you want to bind the head and make make your child look like the gods, which is what they did in South America and in Bulgaria until the Middle Ages they're still doing.

This is when peasants who wanted their children to have a better chance at life bind the heads of the infants to make them look like the gods with the divine bloodline, so that they have a chance of marrying into the aristocracy.

And they did they would sell off their children to the aristocracy in Central Europe in order to have a better life.

But the problem is when you do that to young children, they look like coneheads.

And I've seen the remains of those in Cusco and the museum there, and you can tell the cone heads from the real elongated skulls.

Delongated skulls.

They look unusual, but there's something elegant about it, there's a certain natural proportion about it.

But the other ones, you know that they're being bound to try and make them look like the gods, where they've failed miserably.

So yes, I'm in hoop that the fod is the real thing.

And of course Arkin artin with his son, you can still see the deformation there by that time, they're intermarrying so much to keep that bloodline going that the problems with mistagonization is that it starts to degrade the DNA on a huge level, so you get problems physically.

So by the time Tutan Carmon comes along, he's got some serious physical issues, but he's also got the elongated skull, as did all the children.

And you can see in all the reliefs in the museum in Luxor where you have the children sitting on the lap of arcin Artan, and even a lot of the workers going about their daily lives that they took to the middle of the desert where they created the city of Amarna.

They also have a lot of the often I noticed to have a lot of illungated heads and they're looking there tilling the soil alongside average humans as well.

That was quite a sight to see.

Yeah, and he was also known as the heretic King, you know, he's the one that demolished all the pantheon and went to the worship of the sun.

Yeah, but what do you call it?

Raw?

Was that it autin?

And also his wife never tit.

I've seen that one picture with her from like a side profile and you have that you know, going up but it slopes back, you know, just like you said, ever so elegantly.

But she's holding this child and it looks just like something straight off's the gorney weavers alien that elongated head as bad as long as the body, and she's holding it up into the sunlight with the rays touching it.

And yeah, an Egyptian, I mean she was actually an Armenian and that's not her real name.

By the ways.

The title in the Armenion it means she who is the backbone of the ruler, so it was literally a bond between two people that work together.

The woman has the pharaoh's back and vice versa.

Of course, there's a lot of interbreeding between the Armenian and the Egyptian families, because that's what maintained the bloodline of the Ananaki with the Followers of Horrors in Egypt.

They're the same people.

They just call them by different names.

But the.

One thing that bide thems together is the fact that they both were called shining ones as well.

Theki we Als are called shining ones, so they kept that going.

At least we can pick it up with, Oh, yes, the first pharaoh of a purely human bloodline, and that's a natural quote in the king's list was Mena.

Some people have actually said that his hotel opposite the Pyramids mena house, and that's not as name either.

Mena is an Armenian word that means the first ruler, and it's absolutely right.

So when you sort of follow the tradition of the bloodline, they go all the way over to I'm had hoped at the third Hatchhepsot and Arkinatin, and of course those two people were ripped out of the actual king list because they were different.

They were trying to bring back the concept of the utter, which is the central point of focus, not worship.

It was about focus, because what happened was that the artumb priesthood by his time had taken over the entire concept of the temple, and he turned it into a quasi religion, which we've started the conversation about religion setting people apart.

Well, they figured that there was a great money making way to get control.

So by the time I hoped that the Firth comes along, he says, look, we've got one million gods.

Now there's a god for chairs, for God's sake, and a god for a glass, and a god for a toothpeck.

This is ridiculous.

So he tried to actually begin the whole process of going back to the source to figure out we in order to understand all these myriads of gods, you understand to understand where all this com from, and we don't.

We don't understand the source of this.

Let's go back to the source.

So that was politically unwise, and they basically pull the power from under him.

So by the time our Knartan comes along, it says, you know, I'm tired of all this dragging around, this pussy footing with the political system.

I Am just going to abolish the worship.

Not for the sake of abolishing, but to get people focused on one thing.

And once we understand what that one thing is, we can understand how it breaks down into the myriad of gods, all of which represent natural laws.

That's what they represent.

It's to get you to understand the concept of mindfulness, the fact that you know, a plant has a god, a rock has a god.

It's the spirit that's inherent in every living thing in the universe.

It's about tom eh like absolutely, and it's about honoring life and not destroying life, but honoring If you honor things, they will honor you and they'll protect you in return.

Then we can go back and worshiping everything else.

The destruction actually came mostly from the Amun priesthood.

They tried to blame him for destroying and restricting the worship, when in fact he didn't do any of those things.

That was a political move to get people riled up to say, oh, this guy has stopped you from worshiping all those gods.

How do you feel about that?

Oh, you can vote for us.

Now you see how it works.

It's a political device, which is still going on today.

It's called divide and conquer.

You feed people propaganda and if you're not aware of or what's really going on, you buy the story.

And he gives the people without power more power.

So of course they take him out, and of course Tudent come and his son.

They forced him to change his name from tutan utten tutant Amun, and then they killed him.

Anyway, it was a political coup because the head of the army takes over the rule of Egypt.

He's not supposed to be ruling Egypt.

He's not a pharaoh, he's the head of the army.

Quite clearly, it was a political move, total political coup.

So I've still pissed off about that after three and a half thousand years.

I take that story very personally.

Oh yeah, it was a little kid man.

Leave the kid alone, a sickly imbrad kid at that.

I mean, just leave the poor boy alone.

But you know what, his brother Smenkari, is actually very important because he goes on to marry excuse me, let's see that his marriage to the Princess of Scythia bought a daughter, an Egyptian daughter, who then leaves the country because it's politically expedient to leave or get killed, so she goes back to what was then Scythia, which is the area around the Black Sea around Ukraine and Romania where the focus of the Dragon bloodline is and their deer yes and their daughter eventually moves to Ireland to become scott Da which means a rule of the people from when we get the words got the land from and those people were called the two of the nun who were basically it's a corruption of kidnn in Sifia was to Danu and that was the original Naki.

So in eight thousand years or so, the bloodline from where the story comes from ends up in islands.

And guess what.

When they arrived in the island, they still found giants covered with red hair and still alive there.

So they had to kick some serious giant ass to make sure that they weren't going to get eaten alive.

Because when they found the gianting island, they turned to barbarism.

They literally ate people for fun mm hmmm.

And also to that stem from that was the the Alven race.

They were known as the Shining Ones.

That's right.

And you have other myths and legends like you talk about.

You got to understand the allegories.

You know that those saints weren't running serpents no Ireland, the people that you were talking about.

Yeah, he cleared the island of serpent people.

Yeah.

It was basically a political move by the Catholic Church to signal that, yeah, we got rid of the serpent bloodline, the tradition of the dragon and the serpent people.

Of course they didn't because it's still in Wales.

That's why there's a dragon on the flag of Whales at this very very day.

They're still there.

It's all on the ground now, of course.

But the whole idea of the signal to people that we got rid of everybody else, that we're now in charge.

But the funny thing is they were the ones that came up with the word fairies.

A Catholic church actually came up with the word fairies and back then and this ca was funny if it wasn't so tragic because so many people got killed over this.

They had to get the Irish people away from honoring, not worshiping, honoring the two ard than on because they were still in the landscape.

The bloodline was still functioning on some level because they got so much out of working with the divine bloodline, because they grew as the spiritual people, the Celts and the Gaelic people.

So they came up with a story of the fair focus what they were called.

They were fair because they were fair skins and they were blonde and red hair, so the fair folk was their original nickname.

Well they turned it into fairies, but the fairies now became invisible, blood sucking little suckers that if you were afflicted with fairies or you dreamt of fairies, that meant that the devil was after you.

So you have to come to church and walk on your nie for free days and then will baptize.

You're now part of the church and you'll be protected from blood sucking fairies forever.

So again you can read into that the whole propaganda of getting the people of the land away from something that they honored and really enjoyed working with because it worked for them for thousands of years.

In order to get people to go to church.

It was really that crude a technique, but they gave them lip service.

And to this very day, a lot of people in Ireland, especially up in Donegal, still go to church and they go blah blah blah blah blah, but they're still honor the fair folk and the fairy people in the mounds and there are places on the land that are the currents.

The subtle energy of the land goes into their mounds.

And they will never build a fence or a wall unless there's a hole in there to allow the fair folk and the energy of the fair folk to keep going into their old sacred sites.

And they're very serious about this.

Don't ever block those fairy paths because all kinds of problems will come down on you.

Well that's a good segue because I definitely wanted to touch on sacred sites with you while I had your attention and time, and I know that I know that's something that we don't have enough time to dive into fully, but just like quickly you have recently.

Is it your most recent book, which one on portals and sacred sites?

Yes, it is.

Yeah, you care to just introduce that to the listeners.

Yeah, I actually wasn't gonna write another book for quite a while.

I'm not a person as anybody knows me that on any kind of fad or anything.

I write because I'm passionate about what I'm writing about.

I don't care if there's a market for it.

If there's something that I've written that will actually elevate the human condition, then that I just published it.

So but I was approached by an independent publisher who said, look, you're always talking about personal experiences at sacred sites and seeing the invisible world, which I do.

Actually, I didn't realize that you could do this by interacting with sacred space year after year after year.

It develops your electrical current a way where I can now see energy, I can see invisible people.

It happens to anybody who works with this stuff.

So it's not something special.

We're born with this ability, which you get talked out of it.

But I keep talking about snippets of things that have happened me over the years.

But they said, you've never written it down, and people are dying to hear about this, And I thought, really, people want to hear about my personal stories.

Oh god, there's a market for this.

I thought, okay, I could probably sit on a plane and write this and you know five chapters.

I think we're between Boston and London.

I had my little cubicle in business class.

I just get there for five out the type of lot and it just came out, and it was really about the understanding the subtlety of sacred space.

And part of why sacred space differs from ordinary space is because the veil is very thin between the worlds.

And now we have the technology to measure the fact that this is actually true.

And if you look at, for example, in Brittany, where we have one of the greatest concentrations of meglipts on the planet, there have been skeptical electrical engineers that have gone there with their little probes up to the stones and they've figured out in a nutshell that yes, seventy eight minutes, these stones, these megalyiths, they attract till the recurrence and they storeage.

Depending on the shape of the monument, it'll behave like a battery, a coil, or an accumulator and it disperses at a certain point in time.

So if you have to touch the stones at the wrong time, at the wrong place, you'll get one hell of an electric shock.

And is absolutely right.

And if you under the right conditions at the right time, you will be in that current and you are able to perceive what's going on in the next level of reality.

And I'll tell you it's the most wonderful thing.

So it made for a very short, but very powerful little book of self help to tell people how to interact with sacred space.

Very different from anything I've done, more of a practical, more pedestrian way of getting people involved in going to sacred sites for all the right reasons, not for selfies.

You have to go there and become better than the sum of your parts.

So the idea was was to become a god in this lifetime.

And the Maya did the same thing when there were well their predecessors, i should say, when they were building the foundation of TiO Tia come.

And that's what it means.

A place where a person goes to become a god, a bright star.

That's what Tia Tia can actually means.

And no one really understood this until you recognize that when you go to these sacred places, the energy of the site interacts with the electromagnetic current of your body.

It moves the energy of the magnetite in your brain, the iron it flows through your bloodstream, and that's what gets you to have heightened states of consciousness at these sites.

And you do that long enough, it gives you confidence to accept that you can penetrate the next level of reality, and you become understanding of the laws of nature and how to bend the rules.

Well, that's what a god is, someone who bends the rules of nature, nothing more.

There's a bit like going to the Navajo and saying, how are we going to break this in the lack of rain.

We have a drought for five years, and they'll go to the top of a sacred hill, not any hill, a sacred hill, and they'll pray for rain and within and now there's a massive deluge going through central New Mexico and it watches away roads, buildings, cows, you name it.

And that's what it means.

To work with this energy and with sacred sites, you become cognizant of the laws of nature and you can bend those rules a little bit.

You can work and do things for our benefit.

So that's what the center of the book was all about, trying to tell people to understand that they don't have to be shy about big stones or sacred sites.

Unusual things will happen at these places if you allow it.

Yeah, And that's something that's always really kind of fascinated me, because of course, you got these huge megalithic structures that in modernity we can't replicate.

But you have all these experiences people having all these experiences there, and all these legends and stuff associated with it.

And they always, you know, nine nine percent of the time a line up to something astronomical.

They're just amazing sites.

And how many times has the Roman Catholic Church, you know, took over a place and built a church on top of one of them because they know it's a powerful place.

And same thing with the American government all the Native Americans, all their portals and sacred sites, they've taken them and made them national forests, you know, or taken them as government land and things like that.

But I heard you mention about how recent it was, But NASA had even verified some of your research and findings with something called x X points X points.

Yes, and the crossing of serpents or something like that you think is an allegory of the ancients referring to.

This, it was wonderful if I was having a conversation with some NASA engineers at a UFO conference.

They actually like to let their head then literally by going to UFO conferences because they're totally into this stuff.

They just can't talk about it, you know, because they don't want to feel that your taxpayers dollars, my taxpayers dollars are going to look at wu WU stuff.

But they're totally into this.

And you know who they are because they dressed up like monks, but they have reptilian musks on top of them and they're the funniest people.

And we're having this chat before they actually published the press release, and I blew my mind when they used the word portals.

They said, yeah, we actually we're using our new technology that we have flying around the Earth.

We can actually measure the energy coming out of the Earth.

They're like these magnetic portals that open and close every so often, I think it's every eighteen minutes or so, and they get to a point about one thousand miles above the Earth's atmosphere and they meet the solar wind and they create these X points literally that's what they look like in the actual image that they've captured.

And those X points can then corral like big spirals, and these magnetic tubes literally go all to wait the Sun and quite possibly way beyond into the rest of the Solar system.

And I said, you know, it's funny you should mention that in two thousand and eight, because back in about eight thousand BC, and I'm talking about the yayud Vader, which is a copy of an even earlier book that goes back at another six thousand years at the very least, if you follow the actual story in the book.

They took about something which we didn't know what they were talking about.

We thought they were smoking something very strange.

They talk about the serpents that flow along the earth that are mirrored in the heavens, which are the arrows of sorcerers.

And the phrase stuck with me, and I thought, wait a minute.

The serpent in their language is the tillar recurrence.

And that's till the recurrent we now know goes from the ground to the sky.

NASA just prove that.

And the sorcerer is someone who works with sauce, with sauce energy, basically a shaman or a magician if you want to call it that.

And the arrow of the sorcerer is the intention you're taking the energy of electromagnetism from one place to the next.

So now we know that you can direct this energy not just along the Earth, but also to the sky.

And I said, what you've just discovered is what they were talking about ten thousand years ago.

So now we know we had to spend how many millions of dollars for the Hubble space telescope and all that equipment to find out what the people in southern India were observing.

Quite naturally, using the God gives the ability to perceive the subtle universe.

Quite a wonderful moment.

Yeah, And I guess to put a bow on it and take us back full circle to the beginning, you know, like you'd said at the beginning of this talk, to understand the end, you've got.

To have a good grasp at the beginnings.

And it will circle back.

To talking about lost civilizations and people with amnesia and all these great resets.

That is why they still studied the heavens so much, because these asteroids and all these events kept happening and causing these resets, and that's why the heavens were so important, and they were mapping in them and making these sacred sites and mapping them on Earth as it is in heaven.

Absolutely, and it was very practical technology.

We think about spacecraft and stuff like stuff like that and computers, and no, I don't think that's what it was all about.

I think they understood a natural science and they could actually apply that.

And it's very very obvious in the old story of Atlantis that the Egyptians were gathering.

That's what they was all about.

And it wasn't just the fact that they were figuring out how things move in the sky, because it was very important, I mean luck favors that prepared.

And we know from just from observation of archaeology and geology that we have gone through at least thirteen near end of civilization scenarios since the end of the Ice Age, and it's always the same culporate.

It's either solar activity, the sunspot cycle, or the plasma discharges as Robert Shot calls them.

And there's also meteorites, and the meteorites are the big culprits or the earth shakers as they call them in South America and the Pacific.

Those come around very regularly and it usually happens in November and June, as well, and the only meteor shower that we know that happens in November and comes back around in June is the Tory meteor Shower, which we just went through seventeen days of debris that the Earth has to go through, and it looks beautiful.

You go out with the barbecue at least where you are having back here, it's a bit cold for a barbecue, but we look out and it's absolutely gorgeous.

But among that debris field are big chunks.

And NASA again having this conversation with them, they said, yeah, we can now see with the Hubble Space telescope the big chunks that were responsible for the Great flood.

That's why there was a flood.

The rocks hit the oceans.

That's how you generated tsunamis, which is why it's so hard to find the impact points because they're gone, you know, the alluvial soil sands erosion.

Over time, those big chunks are coming back again, and we know exactly that when they're coming.

And funny enough, I said that it's interesting because I've had that day for twenty five years.

It was actually mentioned in a crop circle, a real crop circle in name, not the man made stuff it gave us a date of the Earth missing, and the solar system completely described, very accurate, the ninety nine percent accuracy, and the Earth was missing, and we had a date in November in twenty thirty eight, and that's exactly when the rocks are aiming to hit this again.

And they're saying, we're a bit concerned.

There's a one in five chance that they're going to hit this time.

That's why every other week you have another press release talking about how can we get rid of near Earth objects that they're going to hit the earth.

Anything over a half a mile wide is mutual destruction, absolutely, So they're taking this very very seriously.

All this mumbo jumper that we're talking about.

They take this very seriously because it completely validates why they're obsessed with the sky.

Why did the miers had something like fourteen calendars which track one hundred and forty thousand years?

Why would you care?

If you're a farmer, you can plant trees and tell you where the sun and the moon are going to be and went to plant and when to sow and when to reap, So you don't need to build temples that attract this amount of time unless you want to know exactly where these things are.

You can hide in caves for a month, come back and start again, not like this caveman, but prepared with seeds, with animals, and you can restart again.

The whiter Hart have this story.

They were watching the sky.

They knew what was happening.

They hid in the caves of the South Island for about a month or two.

They came back out.

Everything was burnt to a crisp.

The moa had been there made extinct.

All these birds and animals gone.

Yeah, they said, the whole of the east side of the South Island burnt a crisp because of stuff that came out of the sky, and this time it was comets and plasma discharges from the sun.

Two for the price of one.

So again you're prepared.

You know what's going to happen.

So this is why there was this obsession.

But also they understood the energetic connection between constellations and planets, and they placed especially the many as the big tall stones.

They placed those in relationship to the star that they were trying to track, because they understood that there was an energetic connection between those points and the places on Earth and wherever you see these Big Stones and the stories around Brittany are very important to this very day.

The farmers still talk about how when they grow crops near the big Stones, the crops do better.

There there's a certain fertility about them that the crops that get further away don't have.

And that's something that we discovered in the last twenty years by measuring the energy of the stones.

So they were they were pretty serious.

Why they were dragging, you know, four hundred ton rocks from sixty miles away to plant them here.

There wasn't just because they were clever.

It's because they were trying to give us something to think about.

Right, And that's why you see, like in Armenia, those huge underground cities, and you know, and even it was that the building text talks about, you know, they remember times when the sun rised in the west and set in the east.

The east and one time the earth was upside down and oh it's incredible stuff.

So yeah, in fact, we're talking about Atlantis.

At one point I said, well, you know, the funny thing is that you have to look at the not the Greek story the Plato had because Plato got the story from Solon, who was a visiting scholar in in northern Ataplana.

It was sais Is, somewhere on Sayis.

There's a temple there before Alexandria, and that the Egyptian priest that was teaching the Greeks is a very funny story.

He said, you Greeks, you're way too young.

Wait, you've been around as long as we have.

You know, we have seen the sun set where it now rises four times, the conformations have moved in the wrong place in the sky.

And at one point we experienced the Earth being upside down, and we don't mean the magnetic pole.

The Earth got hit with something very big and it actually went upside down.

And sometimes the Earth actually stops because he gets hit with the centrifugal force that contravenes the movement and rotation of the of the Earth.

And that story is actually in China, Japan, and India, and also in the Yucatan opposite Pleasures of the World, and the Yucatan to talk about the sun staying on the horizon for free days, and in India they talk about the fact that they had not for three days, the son never came up, So you can't make these stories up.

They experienced lifter the earth standing stuff for free days and then after three days, Yeah, things begin to a moviet again.

Wy's in the Bible too, Freddie.

And it's in the Bible too, exactly, Joshua and Caleb exactly.

Oh, it's wonderful stuff.

You just got to sit back and you know, not take it all too seriously and see the connections that exist all around the world.

M man Freddie, thank you so much for you time.

I tell people every week time that's life's most valuable asset.

And I really appreciate you spending it with me and my listeners today.

Oh my pleasure wherever you were.

And yeah, and I really appreciate it, man A.

And hopefully this is the first of many, because like I said, I really enjoy your brain and how it works and all the different perspectives For anybody that maybe that wasn't paying attention or I was doing some laundry or something like that at the beginning of the show and missed the introduction.

Let them know where they can find you and your stuff, anything like you'd want to plug books, websites, speak, engagements, anything like that.

Oh, I can cut it a long story short if you get to my website.

It's all the books.

There's audio books, there's physical books, which are much better than audiobooks because they've got pictures and then you won't complain about the fact there's no pictures in an audiobook.

And believe me, I get that a lot.

There are fifteen doomed I think the new documentary Megaliff, which I'm very proud of.

It's actually the only place where you'll see the original one, which is in black and white.

And believe me, when you see the stones in black and white, they make a lot more sense than in color.

So that's all there.

It's at Invisible Temple dot com.

Awesome.

Well, guys, be sure to check out his stuff and I hope you enjoyed it.

I just remember the difference between the known and the unknown.

Here's the journey, So good journey.

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