The Coral Castle with Library Of The Untold

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Welcome to the Occult Rejects today's episode. We've got a very very very special guest. Uh uh Now, I think very special to me. It's somebody, you know, when I get a show that I can have on that I actually look to for information and inspires me. To me, it's a it's a huge thing. So to me, I got a very very very special guest. But uh, before we get to uh, the guest himself, Joey P from the Library of the Untold, we will introduce the other

Please, Well, I host Library of the un to hold, and I guess I pretty much everything else. Library of the Inn told as well. And Coral Castle has always been fascinating to me because of moving large rocks, which always been fascinating to me. And I thought that that was what was special about Coral Castle, the fact that he moved these megalithic stones, and that is amazing, but it wasn't quite enough for me to do an hour

Come on, that is some weird stuff too. As we get into it, some of the stuff he did matched stuff at the moon and the stars that they didn't even know yet.

Right right, And I think that the whole love story that they concocted after his death was a cover story. To be frank, we can't prove that part, but it seems like a cover story to me.

One piece of evidence that I would use to support that claim is the fact that they had to put a Masonic temple out in front of Coral Castle. And everybody knew back then Leed Scalenon didn't have any associations with the Masons, but they had to go and put that right out in front of his His whole put put their brand name, Yeah, Carl Castle. They thought it was free masonry.

Wow they see, I didn't even know that part. This story grows by the moment, dude. I'm loving the Katie by the way, headless giant.

Hell yeah, but yeah.

No, I don't where did Edward even come from. That's that's that's what drives me crazy about this. This guy knew that the moon had water, he knew how to calculate this idereal year, he understood electro magnetic energy. Uh and uh. And he's like, is supposedly from this place where they traced back to find out I forgot the exact country, But they can't find record of him because he spelled his name different everywhere he went. And yeah, I guess I'm just playing the freemasons for stake. What

You know, he was probably thinking about designing that thing all the time.

Yeah, that's all he did. And it's a good thing for him too, because, uh, he was able to prove and if he this, he's got the world's only megalithic site, and well, not to mention world only megalithic calendar sundial, world's only a lot of things that start with the word megalithic, but just the overall fact, world's only modern

He was one dude.

He weighed one hundred and twenty pounds.

You know.

Well, you know what's interesting. You know, one of the reasons why I even want to have you on for this topic is because you don't mean headless Giant had somebody on who was talking about the Pyramids and almost very much showing the same thing that I think what you're kind of saying with Coral Castle about possibly the person harnessing energy and electricity, you know, using the running water and everybody underneath, you know, because he was running

Well like right when you walk up to it. This is one of my favorite parts is the planet corner. You can see the planet corner from pretty far away, and but it raises a lot of questions because all of the planets are various sizes that you wouldn't expect. For example, Mars is depicted much bigger than Saturn, and you know, the Moon is depicted biggest at all. But that's it's kind of an obvious thing because that's what

It almost looks like it's meant for an alignment, like there are men just set into there, like it's a moment in time that he's marking here right, maybe those planets are supposed to set into those crescents possible, I.

Could see that. Yeah, it's like it's like a there's a code involved in it. You know, everything he did was in code, you know, mathematical. He's a man of such few words that he spoke through his work, you know, right.

I think if you're taking the electric universe model and you're applying it to a lot of what ed Leid Skelenn did, which you know really does have a lot to do with this electrical model of the universe, then you can see how these alignments would be very propitious. You know, you're getting something back for when these things are lining up. And in his work, he wrote several little books about electromagnetic energy, and in those works he's

Dude, I would love to see that, because, Yeah, So I had the pleasure of reading Ed's book called Magneticity, I think, or yeah, I think it's called Magneticity, and he talks about having a he he ran a light bulb like this big lantern on electromagnetic energy, perpetuating on itself for years, and it kept on working until after he died. And what's so fun about the book is that it's damn near literally incoherent. It's the sentences are bad. And this is a man he did not care about

Now go ahead, well, just to the point of electromagnetism. It was said that when he found the site in Florida, that he was using witching rods to find it, right, Yeah, so he was literally looking for something and when he found it, he knew what he found, so.

Well, yeah, and that's that's exactly what I was going to get into, is this idea of these magnetic lay lines that he was working with and the fact that he had built Coral Castle and then he believed that the lay line had moved and he actually, you know about this whole story of the trucks and him moving the blocks and basically sending the drivers away and they would come back and they had to end up using what was the solid tires because the blocks were so

Oh my god.

Yeah. Yeah, So he ended up because of the magnetic lay line aspect of where he you know, was working with, essentially it had moved, so he moved the whole crystal out of the whole Coral Castle.

Yeah, it was two different places, right, that's wild.

Yeah.

I heard one when he bought the place that the real estate broker who sold it to him was like really really like don't you know this is gonna be useless, Like you can't do anything, No, no, no, I must have this spot, right and yeah, yeah kind of yeah, yeah, many the lay lines the aquifer many who knows, but yeah, he like you said, with the divining route, he was already like.

Right, and he had to find the right stone to write.

So right, here is ed leid Scalon's perpetual motion holder design. Basically, it's so super simple. You've just got two coils here that you can charge with a nine volt battery and a loop that's completed by a magnet.

Right.

And so basically what he's saying is, as you apply the nine volt battery to these different coils, that somehow the magnet keeps the energy flowing between those coils forever. So this thing could be buried now and that charge would still be in it as long as that battery is there. Now, to measure this charge, you would have to put one line over here, one line over here, and then a circuit between them, like a simple light bulb, right, And as you pull the magnet away, you'll see that

Right that's incredible because they'll run as long as until the bulb burns out, because that's actually what he used to was a bulb. Well, it won't.

Actually keep that much of a charge, so like this will be like four volts, but it'll keep it infinitely, So the bulb between the two, it'll just flash real quick just to show you that, yeah, there is some sort of charge going on inside there even though you're

So right now, the crank he had, he has, they have what they suspect is some sort of a device with the crank that he was using. Does anybody know anything about that.

I've heard a little bit about it. He had a small box.

It's been pictured a small box above it and a crank, and whatever's in the box has been a mystery, right.

It's kind of like a come along. So basically he was saying he was lifting all these things with this simple crank, But there's absolutely no way like the other devices that he had in that box, they were just like rusty old tools that you know, how could that possibly help you out? So I think that was just sort of like a misdirection thing, do you yeah?

I think I was going to say that as well. Do you think he was using levers and pulleys or just just.

GM There's footage of him using levers and pulleys, but unfortunately not for anything big. There's footage of him doing that for the chairs and a couple of the blocks that decorate the outside skirts. But I'll tell you what, man, looking at that device that you held there, it's inspiring.

Thinking, what if you use this as a micro circuit, so like you could get this down to a you know, like molecular size right now, because it's so simple. Yeah, why wouldn't you be able to scale it down that much? And we're talking about having those charges inside of a computer that can now you know, basically keep a charge for as long as it wants to, or a phone, right, So if you're going to incorporate that in a micro circuitry,

I think it takes an element of bravery to see what happens to a list of these guys who come up with various things, not just Nicola Tesla, but the guy who made his car run on water. You know, he died in the desert because his car broke down in the desert one hundred miles from his house. Doesn't make any sense. But and I mean everyone's kind of

But so, what year was the guy that broke down in the wall?

Oh?

I'm not positive. I know it was modern though, because there's full like colored pictures of him. To me, it seemed like the nineties.

But so there was in the seventies. Andre Puharich, which we just talked about the other night, he has a patent filed for them, and he was driving around in the early seventies with a water run motor home.

Wow.

So yeah, proof, Yeah, there's all kinds of these anomalous technologies that you know, Well, that's the whole thing when you get into the idea of anything that is beyond the understanding of modern science appears to be some sort of magic, right, and we three like that, Yeah, like HG.

So the guy we're talking about one of them, because there were actually several different people who came up with energy saving or free energy devices in that year, was Stanley Meyer. And he was an Australian guy who made a water car out of a dune buggy, right, and in the process, yeah, he had several people come to him and try to buy it off of him do nothing with it. And so the last words he actually spoke were I've been poisoned. And he died because he

You know, all the I was gonna say, yeah, you get into who is the force behind wanting to suppress such energies.

You know, our money's tied to oil. Now there's government's letting that go away, right.

But really, when you think about it, these guys are the mystics of our age. The leader, Scoalons, the teslas, all of these people are are pointing to much more ancient ways of thinking and ancient ways of seeing the world that now we have to go back and try and figure out because it's not immediately apparent to us.

That's what it was important about Ed's work is that he made it clear that each individual person can be their own king and have their own system to live off grid. For Ed was nothing and he did it effortlessly. And he warned us in a way about depending on a society, a government, or power grid that it inevitably makes us all slaves to something too that we depend on rather than you know, harnessing the infinite amount of power and gravity and light and everything around us that

And you go back to all the ancient maybe not all of them, but a majority of them, of the big ones, the pyramids and the temples, they were all built on top of aquifers or springs, where there's this inherent thing about the motion of water, you know. Yeah, yeah, Do.

You happen to know where he sourced.

The water came from? A lake? Okay? Okay, it should be I'm saying that wrong.

There you get.

Yeah, but the limestone that he used, do you know where he sourced that from?

I am not positive. I uh, as far as I know, the majority of it is is is coral. You can see though that that that tug right there is of course uh plastered is something that was some kind of cement that he made, some kind of liquid or whatever. But I'm not sure where he quarried the quarrel from.

Because it's interesting because like because when Nick told me about this, I started, you know, looking up stuff, and they were talking about that it's specifically an olithic limestone and it's funny because the pentagon was used. Olithic limestone was used to make it. Really Yeah, I think they quarreled out for anna or something, but it's interesting and they use at similar stone.

Yeah.

I had thought that he got the site because and sourced the megalists from the coral itself, But but I could be wrong, and could be the the the solar system megalists and so forth, and the whole schematics. It makes me and you know, you guys mentioned it earlier that he's encoding something and it wasn't there this rumor anyway, I believe. I don't know, but he seemed to do a lot of his work overnight.

Yeah, the moonlight. So the mainstream narrative, and this is probably half correct, is that he did it to be secretive, because no one ever really saw him do the big stuff. But in his book Like Magneticity, he goes on and on about the moon's magneticity and how it can be harnessed through water. So something about the moon's gravity. We know it affects the tides, and we know it affects the water within our biological system. I mean that you can look at stats on crime and stuff, blah blah

Just just to that point.

So this is a limestone calcite, and it's made from the ocean floor. So this is all made from bone and then it's crystallized. The calcite is a crystalline that forms into the pores. So it's made from life and bone is a piesyo electric, right, and.

So are crystals. So yeah, it's just interesting.

That would do it.

No, if you live somewhere on like by the water long enough, you start to realize how the moon governs the tides throughout the season and you're gonna launch and when you're gonna come on shore and stuff like that, tides and depending on summer and winter and stuff like that, and it's it's pretty it's pretty fascinating that. And when you said something about how he had done everything during moonlight, it almost made me think of the color, the purple

Right, So that was a secret process that they yes, yeah.

Wow, I guess to keep on talking about the moon. I did want to get to this picture, actually, Joey, this is what you were saying is considered like the moon actually for the planets that he was.

Showing, right, dude. This Uh. When I got to the own fountain part of writing my episode, I had to take deep breaths and like go for a walk just to be able to articulate it as correctly as possible, because what he did right here is absolutely impossible and fascinating and it's one of those things that I'll probably never get over, but just the first one to keep it simple. Whenever they asked him, why why a fountain, Why do you make it the moon fountain? Why is

That would give some reason as to why it stays in geocentric orbit with that side, because it's weighed and so it stays to the outside as far as the natural pull, Yeah sounds.

Think about it. So they say that the moon is hollow, and if the backside of the Moon is thicker than the side, what means that it's a residence chamber. It's bouncing off the backside of the kind of like a satellite dish.

Yep, yeah, oh okay, I can dig that. I like that poof this gets deep. Yeah, But even the size and radius of that little portion on the moon fountain is accurate to the seven miles difference that the Moon's crust has. I don't think he went up there, but somehow he calculated that that was the case by understanding gravity.

And you could sin into that pool too. It's perfect for looking at the moon.

Ah reflective. Yeah, and then that star in the middle. There's gears in his tool shaft that fits right on

Well, and interestingly, you know, besides the stars that are used by various groups, when you get into the alchemical aspects of the upward facing and downward facing pyramid, you're actually taking fire and water and combining them to create some sort of an energy to be able to facilitate doing something. So you know, there's a as far as

Hey, what you're saying is a stark reminder that we don't get symbology out of nothing. It's not from it's not from imagination alone. Alchemical symbols and hieroglyphs. All of these things are attributed to the imagination of ancient people. This is a this isn't a reflection of a device, and it makes you wonder if it's true. I judicated King talks about hieroglyphics are not necessarily pictograms. There there are biological equations more attuned to mathematics than they are pictograms.

Well in thought or to Hoodi when he met Metatron, when Enoch was translated into Metatron, he wrote around in a tetrahedron that was a vehicle that he manifested for the use of creating energy to do what he needed to do. So the you know, it's it's an ancient symbol. But yeah, to have understanding of the symbolism versus translating that into actually being able to manipulate physical reality with mechanisms is you know, a step right to.

It's like the the the Egyptian anc you learn they tell us it's a symbol for life, and it's the most umbrella cover thing. Someone isn't a symbol for life. It's so silly. And then when you actually get past that explanation, that mainstream explanation, then you look at the Coffer texts they talk about it's a device. It's made out of gold, crystal, quartz, and a couple other elements

One thing that I was going to insert is that to Robbie's point, is that the tetrahedron, and then if you use three six and three six nine, which is what we're taking out that heavily relies on vibrational energy theory and to explain how things kind of kind of coalesced in that whole area. But it seems like he had a lot of that three six nine theme throughout, you know, his structures, and so the tetrahedron as well is pretty much the whole basis of three six nine.

Right. Yeah. I think that he greatly admired Nicola Tesla as well mister ed did, and even though he kind of lives within the shadow of Nicola, you can see the resemblance there.

Do you think he met him? It was a rumored that he met him.

Say, how cool would it be to have a coffee with the two of these guys on if I could learn to talk? That would be fascinating.

It's part of the legend and lore that he may have met him, and people said that he did. But back then there's so many rumors. So right, they're in New York at the same time.

Right, Yeah, See, that's I love. I don't doubt the rumors there. It's almost one of those things where his work is in the is concrete in this stone here, and the things that we can prove are beautiful. And it's worth speculating though, that some of the rumors might be true because the things that we're looking at right here in this picture, if it was a rumor, you'd be.

Like, nah, in this doorway, yeah, it's this is a very interesting doorway. Just the fact that it is precisely balanced and just you can barely touch it and it will swing. Well, I've heard more, but yeah, I was gonna say I heard that much happened.

This is my favorite story if I might jump on this one. So, yeah, a child could push it open and side note, how do you find the censor of gravity on a be hemoth like that with a million different very of weight?

How big is that stone?

So that is nine tons as far as they wrote in the book. Yeah, And the reason they know it's nine tons is because it was the one thing that was driving engineers crazy. As much as his work was refused, the engineers were like, Okay, we got to know how that thing worked. So after he died, of course, engineers went out of their way to take it down and look on the inside and figure it out. What they saw on the inside, they looked at each other and

That's a shame.

Yeah, so I was going to throw in there. Recently, they've discovered that the asteroid Cerius is one hundred and forty four times smaller than the Moon, and the moon is one hundred and forty four times smaller than the Earth, and somehow this ratio reflects how the Moon was constructed, because they say that they don't know where all the material came from that struck the Earth that created the moon, and they're not really sure why a moon this large would be around a planet our size, so it don't

The whole the fact that NASA has said that the Moon is made out of silicon dioxide and they bombed it with various you know, satellites, and it said they said it rung like a bell because it's hollow, and what is it? Silicum dioxide is just a glass, so it literally, you know, it's it's a sort of a glass menagerie hanging in the sky.

A radioactive.

So on the Moon, if you're going to be making a glass from the material that's used for moon dust, you get a lot of titanium dioxide. If you're making titanium dioxide glass on the Moon and that lower gravity environment, you're going to get glass that is stronger than steel. And so if that's really what this thing is constructed out of, that thing is you know, almost unbreakable. Like if you're gonna compare that to anything.

Right, That's the kind of materials we would use to build a reinforcing structure in iron working or to the skeleton of a building. And what makes that crazy is that and this is no I mean, conspiracies might arise out of this fact, but what's not a conspiracy is that the moon rock is older than the Earth, and the moon rock on the surface of the Moon is older than the moon rock beneath they drilled down and they're like, you know, down further is the newer rock.

Out of it. It does spin in perfect accordance sets.

Yes, racheocentric.

That's the most amazing part because they get that mathematics right. You would have to be you.

Know, yeah, well they you know, there is some ancient talk that thought drove the moon into place, and thought was the dark side of the moon as the secret wisdom, you know, like so, yeah.

The Zulu people talk about twelve eight hundred years ago there was a great flood because the water canopy vapor above us collapsed to the ground because and this is what the Zulu say, reptiles living inside of a giant egg called the moon rolled up into place and then hatched. And I mean, if you take what we know about mythology, which is oftentimes they didn't have the technical terms and scientific jargon that we do now, they spoke of the

Well, you got a nine ton dose.

And there.

They don't know how he Corey did either, And he did. Corey these blocks and must have so not only did he put these and moved these, somehow he cut them and there's no tool marks apparently, so.

Huh.

Incredible was the assigning of the zip code before or after this was constructed?

Hmmm?

Have you checked out the zip code?

Uh?

Huh?

What is thirty three zero three to three?

Really?

Oh, that's interesting.

At what point do we say that coincidences have gone from evidence to proof?

You know?

That's crazy?

Yeah, that is interesting.

I think we accidentally as a society will name things things, and we will will assign numbers to things unconsciously attributing in the Grand Canyon, all the features of the Grand Canyon are attributed to him doing Egyptian gods, and it's

You don't want to go care it's actively guarded too. People try to sneak in there and then they're filmed black Hawk helicopters, flat helicopters.

Dude, Yeah, uh.

Uh wasn't There was some other things too that the way this place was built, I think it kind of you would be able to see alignments through certain holes of the structure.

You got the uh that uh it's he's he calculated the sidereal year with the uh uh the telescope, the north star Polaris. The Polaris telescope is what he used to calculate the sidereal year. Because you could see the Polaris through one of the four quarters of the wires that he put through the top of it. The eyepiece happens to be a triangle. That's fun. It doesn't really have anything any bearing on it. But the eyepiece didn't need to be a triangle, but it just so happens

I know there was something the thing. Unfortunately. One of the reasons why I even remember it is because I think like the propaganda in my opinion about why it was there, wasn't there like two things in a wall where it looked like it was cut. They were saying they were putting their heads in there and keeping them hop Yeah, didn't that align with something?

Yeah? So the Gemini the Gemini stone, so you know, Gemini the zodiac is too, its duality, and he had the tools there and in the roof of the Gemini chamber thing, there was a hole that had a little time piece below it, so that you could tell not the time of day, but the day of year. The time of day thing we should actually talk about here in a moment though, because that's the Yeah, but you could tell the day of year by the way the

The.

Way they tell tour tourists these stories is not only fabricated, but they admit that it's fabricated, like they'll go that far. But I think that it's misleading on purpose.

Well, the sweet sixteen thing, he had an obsession with sixteen, and it was rumored that it was possibly sixteen and his device.

I don't know where that came from.

Well, if you look at it, one, two, four, eight, sixteen. So that's just all that's just compounding duplication, something that the ancients did on a regular basis. And one might argue that the ancients did it because that's how cells duplicate as well, that's how everything duplicates, right, So sixteen makes sense. And also I don't think he was a pedophile. He didn't even express sexuality anywhere in any way, shape or form.

It's interesting that he included the human representation of the mind in the construction, as have all these other many other megalithic sites. It seems to have that correspondence whether he was trying to say something beyond the esoteric, like the mechanical operation. I kind of always wondered that just seeing the site, what and him withholding the information, like how is there a way to.

I often wonder if he was withholding information. People often say that he was hiding secret information, but frankly, not only was he illiterate, but back then we didn't have the words for how the brain works. The brain chemistry is new, so I think that he was expressing something that he did know the best that he could to get it across as clear as he could. But frankly, he didn't have the words for it, and if someone else did at the time, he certainly wouldn't have either.

Well in July first, nineteen sixty three, that's when the ZIP code system was introduced, so that would be long after. Yeah, I was.

Just gonna say, if he's messing with electromagnetism, you're messing with the secrets of the mind itself, because we fire, you know, it's all electro magnetism, and and so it's it's all the way down. So the ancients, you know,

So it's it's like we we are that. And that's why these things often represent the human body, because it's not such a leap to think that we are a reflection of our environments. Everything is sentient if you have if you carry the mind before matter worldview, But we are a like a condensed conscious form of our own environment, so we live by the same laws of nature as

Know you have one, two, three, five, eight, thirteen, and then onward down the legs.

It's a design. It's very clearly a design, because if it's out of design, that means that random happened. Chance things must have happened before us, billions of times over before it got to us, which we don't see evidence of. We happened seems to be almost instantly. We hear a lot of traits with other creatures. But yeah, if I.

Can insert something before you'll get into the red door, I think this nic will like this. So it looks like he existed on a diet of sardines and so quickly totally sent off signals because sardines is extremely high in EPA and DHA, which is a fatty acid in omega three. Those specific combinations help extremely with retinal health, but for sure night vision vision. But it also helps

Just wow, So first of all, why is everything that's good for its growth and everything that's that's tasty is just bad for us? What a cosmic that is. But if the mill is is having your pineal land act as a transducer or like an antentave receiver, then that means I mean well, and we know that sun gazing is.

That I was just gonna say that, Yeah, right, well, and then that gets into alternative moon gazing. Yeah, in regard to taking that night light and bringing it in and like you're saying, bathing the internal function of you know, the body itself with that light.

Yeah.

And it's interesting because if you're talking about moon priming and one thing that helps you with moon priming is the one thing that comes from a medium that is influenced by moons, by the moon is the ocean. And so it just kind of all builds upon itself, which I think is pretty umsynchronistic, right.

Asynchronistic is exactly right where because we're we are designed, it seems to receive all of the above and perfect harmony. There's nothing in that conjunction that doesn't suit us. There's nothing on earth that isn't either utilized or directly necessary for the human body to exist. It's like there's nothing extra and there's nothing lacking.

Something.

I did want to ask maybe your opinion about this man also, And when I asked this, I don't mean it in a derogatory term. Uh, do you think the guy might have been in a cultist or an alchemist in in hisself.

Oh yeah, I mean we will will never know, we will have no idea. But I there's not a doubt in my mind that he. I mean, a man who says I have discovered the secret of the Great Pyramid is not running around without a cult knowledge in alchemy. I mean like and you know, and that goes into fashion with people who are truly tied to those secret societies who have that information, they don't talk about it. And if you hear a guy talking about that, they that he is I just got my Mason card or whatever.

You go back to the Magi, and you go back to the z Docs, and you go back to these different groups that held these secrets, and consistently they were ass down through family bloodlines, like the father would teach the son and the mother would teach the daughter.

And you know, I kind of wish it wasn't based in nepotism. That's not fair the rest of us, all the presidents are related. I guess I think everybody knows that by now.

George, Yeah, what's that about? Yeah, what's ahead about?

It's not healthy?

No, it's not.

Because you get a child in the bloodline who is not you know, capable or but he still he gets that power and then he just runs with it. That's like a Demi Ergos microcosm, you know, messing it up.

His whole life strikes me as a really kind of the full traveler explorer, learning things from wherever, and and the and the I mean his whole construction of course. But this this idea that he only ate sardines is so fascinating and makes me think that he was as you mentioned earlier, it wasn't that he was withholding.

He was just.

Trying his best in his format to be able to communicate what he was. Maybe it seems like he was highly intuitive and getting like, I don't know why I like sardine sardines, but that's all I eat because I know something told something you know, made me.

Feel that way. I don't know.

It seems like this very creative story.

That's a great hypothesis though, because it makes you wonder if the sardines things, along with everything else, was uh, was previous knowledge passed down or intuition because we just got off that long spiel about how we have everything and nothing extra. If you're truly in tune with all of that stuff combined wouldn't you not find necessity in books like? Well he was illiterate, maybe everything was now to him.

Well, I do know that the Greeks and Romans loved fish paste more than any other food, the big taste. Yeah, And what they would do is they would ferment these fishes out in the sun.

For like weeks and then for miles.

Yeah.

Yeah, it was the most terrific smell and they were just perfect the entire Mediterranean. And it's just this horrible pace that they would make from fermented fish parts, and then they separate out the fish oil from it, so the fish oil would be used as well.

So if I was given the choice between consuming that and ancient wisdom, I would just stay ignorant, because that's that is awful. They here here in uh in Missouri, we have there's moss in the rivers. God forbid that there's moss in the rivers, and everybody wants a nice sparkly river. But it caused the state to do something about all the moss by introducing carp. It was a very specific kind of carp, right, And this is what happens when you play god, because the carp are out

I love it when humans interact with the environment.

Yeah, we try to make it better. It's like like we're starting it's nonsense.

Is anything else anybody wanted to bring up before we get to the door.

I'm gonna try to find this book fall. I'm a one more attempt to just try to find this book because I want to be able to show the pictures of it.

Sure, ah.

This is it looks organized, but it ain't.

Now this place is open to the public too. People can go down there right and get tours and stuff, right.

I mean, they'll feed you a bunch of nonsense when you get there. But you know, I just threw it up here, I guess, and I didn't care to. Maybe it's down here somewhere. But you almost got to see Provine's model that he builds around the red door, because it's a true reflection of something that Ed would have done. You through the book away, dude, Like what am I doing? It happens?

What do you got over the head? Less? You got a book?

It in?

I was just gonna plug this book again. Fourth Phase of Water by Jered Pollock. We keep talking about how consciousness is tied to water. The moon is tied to water, your pineal gland is.

Tied to water. Well.

The fourth phase of Water talks about a different type of sort of semi solid plasma that forms when water interacts with with sunlight, interacts with other particles and it's so ubiquitous but yet so unstudied. If if people give Gerald Pollock a chance and read that book, they will be amazed at what he's found when it deals with

You know, the water seems to be some sort of like a memory mechanism or like a storage like CPU for reality in regard to you know, maintaining, holding and relating the events that it experiences as it processes through.

I think we talked about that on the water episode, didn't we. I think someone brought it up about it like holding information stuff or even being used as like a way to transport I think information information.

Yeah, right, Well, the way that Jerald Pollack talks about it in this book is through the easy zone. And so the easy zone is formed around particles that are hydrophilic, so they what are loving particles. When it does that, there are certain molecules that will kick out of the easy zones and then create sort of like a punch card. So you've got sort of a mechanical way of determining what was in the water just by examining the structure

You know?

Can I add that all those things that you just brought up unless they're so uh correspondence in their subtlety but their power, right, And so the coral Castle, there was some subtle things that he was working on that were obviously monolithic power. The same thing with homeopathy and and water. It's the potential in water is super subtle, but the force.

Of it is very powerful.

Right, Yeah, as rocking chairs were hooked up to gears and pulleys and levers and stuff that went directly to his little underground aquifer chamber that had a spiral staircase by the way, just like just like Nicola Tesla's did. I don't know if that was a fashion thing or if it's a utility purpose. And that's another thing ties them to NICOLEA Tesla as well, as they designed very similar aquifers. Of course, I didn't quite have the budget that Nicola Tesla did at the time, but yeah, there's

You already do have the hardware.

It's your body, your body's body exactly.

Yeah.

People have been describing are experienceable through our ability to the water.

Yes, it's just a matter of tapping into it, I suppose.

Yes, speaking of aquifer, that's what limestone does in the soil whenever it rains, depending you have to have the proper grass systems and root systems. But when it rains and water trickles down the long root systems of these native grasses and they filter into the limestone that is inside the soll and it holds the water almost like a sponge. And that is your natural aquifer. I see where most of your spring systems come from.

No, and you've got the most amount of paranormal activity being related to kar topography, which is exactly what this whole area is. It's the aquifer type topography. You also get a lot of sinkholes too, because that limestone is very, very sensitive to pH. So that's why you've got these cave systems and everything else happening, because the acidic pH causes the limestones to break down, and that's what gives you a lot of cave systems as well.

Right dude. So Andrew Collins was doing research on naturally occurring plasma and he didn't really mean to get into anything paranormal, but this is where it took him though, because he was like, Okay, we're looking at UFOs, we're looking at ghost stories, we're looking at all this. He's like okay, So he traced it back. He's like, ufo sidings, and these things always seem to have an origin in folklore, especially like Ireland, where's there are certain areas that are

They're creating a certain waveform, vibration and frequency that allows these these things to become amorphous.

Well, me and Nick have done a couple of shows on this. This guy named mansion rollers on my other show, and he was talking about having dreams of going to these, uh, these mountain sites, you know, these sites that are basically built off of these earth energies and seeing a whole bunch of people just sort of milling around kind of

To, right, I think that's the key is the key word is different form of technology, because even though they're not doing the same things we are, which is mainly based in combustion, they were certainly using the same materials

Yeah, I live right where his Colorado Springs experiments were.

The reason why he came out here. And this is where he wanted to send the power to New York.

And it's the low air pressure and being where we're at the ionosphere, like a tendril comes down and charges down, and so he was really tapping into that. And it is like Mount Mirror, you know, primordial mountains. It's in the high places, right, something comes down to meet you or vice versa.

Right. It makes you wonder if that's how he got his ideas, because he reports in his own autobiography that he would see a flash of blue before getting his ideas, and sometimes the flashes of blue were so intense that the schematics for his inventions would be laid out in

I think what you're talking about is the neutrino pools where they're using deuterium to measure the light output of these neutrinos as they're passing through the core of the Earth. And so if there is a neutrino connection, I think that would be very heavily tied to consciousness. We're made out of water too, and if this neutrino is interacting with us. And they say that there's a reverse neutrino stream, like it's almost a separate dimension moving backwards in time

Yeah, tachions as well, they spend backwards in time. So that's you know, interesting when you start to look at all the functions and forms of how these different particles act and interact with the processes of the internal temple itself.

It's like all of thes of reality go out the window when we get down that deep into poltotomic And so why do why do we feel the need to stay so strict to these rules of reality, knowing damn well that the very stuff that we're all made out of, that everything we can see is made out of, is made out of stuff that doesn't adhere to the rules whatsoever.

You know, Well, it goes into the idea of separate senses for a lot of different phenomena that we haven't really classified yet. If all of our mental filters that block out most of what we see and hear so that we can focus on the things in front of us are really doing their job, we need to understand what happens when we start to take down those mental filters. There's going to be a lot of stuff flashing in

I think Carl Jung popularized way ahead of this time the idea of the subconscious mind picking up everything in reality and filtering it out so that our conscious mind wouldn't go into insanity because we have a survival mechanism that requires that we not see every little bit of detail. Autistic people, I think, don't have the pleasure of getting

Well in the in the tapes they talk about how the nonverbal autistic kids are typing, right, and so this is how they've been able to communicate is through typing. And so when they'll ask the kids what they're experiencing, a lot of them will talk about synesthesia as a main side effect, and they say that their minds are running faster than their bodies are capable of producing. That's why there's the disconnect, And they don't really have consciousness

Yeah, some sort of a hypersavantism.

Yeah. The savantism to me is proof that, like like Ingo Swan says, you know, or everyone's favorite remote view or extraordinary for the CIA he was talking about, this is available to everybody.

Right, and.

A savant who can, like rain Man, do calculus off the top of his head, but it's disabled in every other regard is proof that if you laser focus your mind on one particular region, it'll have superpowers. Unfortunately, we can't make ourselves do that without the years of meditation.

Right, and so on.

There was one one point in the telepap excuse my lisp, where one of them mentioned that the delta state that scientists or observers of consciousness on the delta state have noted that it's the brain is off and that it's therefore a weak state. And I'm sorry, I forget the character who pointed this out, but the person pointed out that that's it's that's when your brain is most capable, when you are able to clear it out and shut

Right, there are studies showing that the neurotypical mind is doing one hundred things at the same time, whereas in the case of savantism and autism. Uh, it's very few, but all of the power and energy of the brain is going directly into that one area. And I, yeah, I think that should not only be studied, but it should be harnessed. And that that difference between the alpha

It opens up the neu receptor pathways so that you're taking in more information.

Right, sometimes an overwhelming amount of information, which maybe gives us a glimpse into what autistic people are experiencing in a mild manner on a regular basis. Terrifying if you asked me, I mean, oh.

But it also brings up a lot of the divinatory practices like he was using dowsing. So basically it's allowing your subconscious mind to come through your body and receiving signals from that, and that's the way things are done. Maybe there should be a lot more divine.

And going on.

Maybe that's how we sort of tap into this field.

Dude. That makes me wonder if ninety nine percent of the occult is a matter of bringing the subconscious mind up to recognition Right now?

Was Leed Skolman was he using I know he was using dowsing rods, but was he using a pendulum?

Well, it's the same principle that applies in both areas is get the biofeedback from your muscles in the objects you're holding. So I know the Nazis actually saved Alduce during World War two because they were using bowsers pendulum browsers at their cult sciences academies. So you know this

Yeah, and it would be instant if we don't know what consciousness is, but we do know that it's instant with it doesn't give a fuck about time or barriers or matter.

If you're using those pendulums in the sense of the activation between the body and like you're saying, it's the whole. Yeah, I don't even know where I was going with that, but I had a whole concept in mind, but I lost it.

It's two ways.

Yeah, yeah, it'll come back to me.

Yeah.

Well, there's so many different resistance tests and a lot of muscle memory sort of activation stuff. It's like your entire body is an antenna. Yeah, and if we think of our bodies like antennas, we could start to understand all the different feelings that enter in that we ignore most of the time, might be just different signals coming from the brain telling that part of your body, which are all significant, are all mapped out using a cult

Yeah.

Well, that's what I was going to say, is you know, if we're living in a hologram, every part is within every part. So you know, when you get into those energies and the fact that we're co creating reality together as a whole, you know, one person's dowsing and another person shutting them down. You know, So there's this equation within the fractaline aspect of the hollow, you know.

Right, Well, just like we were saying about what these stones that coral castle are made out of, it's all piaso electric.

Well, yeah, exactly what.

Are they made out of?

They're made out of bones.

Bones, and crystals.

We're all piaso electric, and not just our bones, but our hair and our fascia. The fact that connects all of the different organs and muscles together is also paso electric. So from your hair or all the way through your fascia into your bones, it's a massive conductor. And if we start to meditate along those terms and understand that experiencing those certain frequencies really does get us in tune physically with the natural world, it changes the game and the.

Fact that we can increase and decrease the size of our oric field. You know, it's yeah, I mean, there's a lot of science here that is ancient that seems to becoming be becoming more modern in the sense of, you know, I don't know, you'd like to think that there'd be more discovery in these fields.

It's like, we don't have a choice at this point but to acknowledge the ancient technology. When we find out that the universe is holographic in nature. It started that we thought the brain was holographic in nature, and we hammered that one out. They're like, oh, it looks like everything else is too. So then the Buddhists were right when they say everything is clay, and it's just different forms of clay, you know, clay being a metaphor for

Know what's really yeah, I'd love let me just put this out there real quick before I get you still on the figet. Really interesting thing with what you were saying with Stephen Hawking, and you know, I guess pumping out bullshit. You know, there is there's been pictures and I saw it of him on Glene Maxwell's submarine. Now, there's a good chance that Glene Maxwell's father, Jordan Maxwell's companies were probably the ones that actually published his works because he was huge in publishing.

M against the rock Star now, you know, and he's immortalized because he has passed away. But there's it's weird when you see that. Neil de grass Tyson and guys like that cannot be wrong. They will not lie and they can't be wrong. It is absolutely absurd to even suggest that they off kilter vout.

You's like, I am the science. Yeah it's dogma, Yeah it is dogma.

Go ahead, theoretical. Most of theoretical people just espouse philosophy. They are not in the lab testing anything, right, I want to put that out there.

You know who else is not in the lab testing or doing anything science. Neil deGrasse Tyson. He holds no patents, he has he has put forward no scientific research.

His his only claim to fame is that he knew Karl Sagen.

That was it.

And he spouts off. He talks and he's impossible to argue with. That's his superpower. Uh. Literally, the people that he mocks are the people who are developing our technology. One of which is. I know it's an unpopular opinion right now because he kind of acts a fool here and there. But what's his name?

Uh?

Oh, my goodness, I do this to myself.

No.

Uh, it was a black dude, likes light skin. He went on Rogan recently, but he's been around.

Oh yeah, I know you're talking about I don't know his name though.

Iron Man. You know he's an act actor dude. Dude's got nineteen patents, including the VR headset that allows you to look around like you know, whenever the image moves when you move your body, that's his that's his patent. Nil grass Tyson, amongst other things. Nila grass Tyson has invented zero things. Yet you get Nila grass Tyson on his little rebuttal or whatever, and he does this little compliment sandwich that people respect, but I can't stand it.

So it's logistic programming.

Yeah. So and then he does that one thing he goes, this is another compliment sandwich that he does, and it's a strategy and it does work. He goes, what's his damp, what's the black guy's name? Anyways, Terrence Howard, thank you, thank you on on his rebutal he goes, he goes, Terrence Howard work. His work is not a waste. It's valuable because it shows future generations.

What not to do.

It's and so what he's doing is he's embarrassing somebody enough that the future generations coming up will be afraid to do anything similar to that. Now, Terrence Howard might be a little wacky with his whole one times one

I think Terrence Howard has always gone into things with the chip on his shoulder, and what he wanted to do is to show people how wrong they were in a lot of different ways. And I think in some ways he's right. And the model he's using for the elemental table, right, Yeah, using that model, it gets people into the idea that all of these things can be broken down by frequency. That's not something you see in the everyday model. And you know, it's a correct model,

Right, And at the same time, they make these sound weapons to disperse crowds so we can't talk, you know, you just yeah, yeah, it's a bit of a misuse of science.

Great, A lot of what parents is referring to So I got a Walter Russell, the universal one, and and he's it's full of stuff like this, which if I'm not advanced enough to understand what's going on here, but I find it to be just absolutely gorgeous. But one of the things in here is what you just mentioned

Uh.

There's so many diagrams in here that it's almost impossible to find the exact one.

Yeah, I find that fascinating how the periodic table of element city has how they basically nest into one another all the spiral depending upon the nuclear valance of each as it a sinds and decends in weight.

And that's how we change elements is by their density too, right, Right.

If anybody's interested in seeing just definitive evidence that Stephen Hawking is a fraud, all you gotta do is look up Stephen Hawking translator. And before they had that little box that was speaking for him. They supposedly had a guide that would translate what he was mouthing, which there's no way you could do that. Just if you watch the clip. The guy is clearly a fraud, right, I say, he's just a sham. And just by looking at that video, it's like, that's the rest of the science that you

That's the periodic table right there, and that looks fresh to me. I mean, that's got some risk to it, dude, And I happen to be passing this page on the way over, but this was before it's hacked bentoff. So this pendulum here shows the difference between infinite energy and energy that's completely at rest being the same thing. And the way he describes it is with the pendulum now bentof kind of translates this for us, because this jargon

I was going to throw in there that what you're saying about the pendulum force, it actually sounds pretty similar to the gravity dead zones that are around the planet, right, because if you think about it, what you get at the very pinnacle of that swing is where there's no more forces acting on it within that moment of time. And so what you've got around the Earth is pockets of massive plasmatic energy that stick to these gravity dead

And they've documented these plasma fields in a couple specific spots that have this potential.

Yeah, and if that's where the gods are coming from, that that's interesting. I mean, if this is where that kind of world and that hallucination is sort of manifesting as sort of infinite energy, that's us.

Real It kind of gets into ancient arconic forces as well.

You know, right, Well, the Greeks said that their gods lived in the third Heaven, right, and that's what it says in the Bible too, So they're working off of the same cosmology. And if that cosmology was a working one as in like shamanism and ritual experiences, you're talking about them connecting with these sort of zones of infinite consciousness, right, did.

You want to get into the Red Door?

I would love to so. Do you got like a picture of the red.

La let me see?

You know what?

Why didn't need to do that?

Dude? This thing is going to be a heyday to even try to like describe without the pictures of it. But it's this is to me the most fascinating and the scariest part of Coral Castle, especially considering it's really put to the side. It's not like a big deal that's put on display, and it's just stark red, like a warning, and it's almost not like he hid it.

It says, ring the bell, and so this.

Is an emergency to him. This is something that is so important that it needs to be alarmed. It has to have an alarm that sets off for anybody who realizes it. Because I don't even know if that bell works. It's probably symbolic. But uh yeah, so's there. It is there, It is right there, all right. So there's a Sun in the middle, and the electromagnetic field around the Sun is displayed here somewhat accurately, the best you could draw

Wasn't that part out?

Wasn't it kind of like possibly known that he had an idea, He just didn't say anything.

I think he did know. Well, it's so the way he calculated the seasons, the day of the year, the time. We didn't talk about the sun dial, but the megalithic sun dial, for example, was the first one to use a concave bottom that actually made up for the the analema that the sun takes in the sky. If you do like a stop motion of the sun and makes that you know that figure eight that the sun doesn't the sky until the three days where it rests.

And it starts over right infinity.

Yeah, it makes an infinity symbol, right. So because of that, analema, a sun dial cannot be correct all year. If you have a stick that casts a shadow, it's going to be off by a couple of minutes at this time of the year, opposite off for this time of the year, and it only matches directly there. It is right there.

It's not uncommon to have planets that have discharge of electricity between each other's surfaces. So Jupiter has Europa and you can hear it on Earth on radios on Earth, the plasmatic discharges from Europa to the planet Jupiter. Yeah, so that's a lot of energy, but it happens.

That's how powerful it is that we can hear it all the way here on Earth.

You know, Joey wasn't. Also, the magnetic poles on the Sun they flip every eleven to twenty two years.

Yeah, so Ed.

That's another thing that Ed pointed out was that the Sun has four magnetic quadrants as opposed to two, which again at his time was absolutely psycho talk, right, But he depicted that in the Sun Couch, that the Sun has four magnetic centers and the Earth is attached to one of them, and when you're attached to one of

But doesn't it coincide with the shifting of our posttars as well.

I'm not sure if he indicated that or not. Like at this point it's I think his hypothesis. It's like he handed it over to us to take over. Joey.

Is there any record of him expressing any kind of synesthesia himself?

Oh, ed, yeah, not that I know. But then again, he didn't talk. He didn't he'd spoke, And if you read his book, it's practically incoherent.

Right because with the synesthesia, he's seeing numbers and colors as being synonymous, and if there is this sort of harmony to the universe, he'd be able to see it basically in the form of mathematics as well as you know, in his mind's eye, how that you know, a number interacts with him and how he views the world.

So there could have been in.

A different form of synesthesia, because synesthesia occurs with hearing and then seeing color. Do you hear vibration, you hear music, and then you see the color. But it might have been something in terms of looking at magnetism and then seeing something else like ant like it's a different neuronal pathway that are attached together. That's why you have asia, because when you hear, the actual receptors that are a programmed for hearing actually overlap the retinal processing unit area

If we're to assume that he has had a form of savantism that all of a sudden becomes not weird and then all of a sudden, it might help us understand how he was able to find underground aquifers so easily.

So I read somewhere that Fagaras had a brother that was sort of a savant and didn't like speak, but he would just there at the heavens and basically convey the ideas. And that's where Pythagoras was said to have gotten the ideas of the singing of the spheres.

Wow, Yeah, that's huge. I would love to hear more on that.

Yeah, I read that in some book number of years ago.

You know.

Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised because that's what it takes. It seems as if the savantism is what causes the person to pick up the information, but they can't convey.

It, so you need somebody close to them them yeah or something yeah, rich, Which.

Leads us right back to the telepathy tapes, because guess who told us about the hill. It wasn't the savant kids, it was the mothers who were close to them, translating expe what they were trying to say.

It's an interpret kind of like like what the headless is saying about the centsentia, That you have these phenomenons, but the only way that you can express them is through a different medium his speech, whose speech is the medium itself, has to be different and has to be the overlay, which, yeah, it's it's.

Like one sensation to a savant person, One single moment of perception for them is going to take up a thousand words in pictures that have to be brutally uh drawn out and explained in mathematical terms that they frankly just don't don't have and probably in a way don't have time to as one person. You know, So what better way to express those things than with gigantic megalithic structures that bear the mathematics of those very units of information.

You know.

One thing I did want to bring up earlier, and I'll bring it up. Bring it up now since we're kind of back on her a little bit. I think you did mention something about him seeing like what flesh and color is? Are blue? All right?

Well?

Croley, Crowley, when he supposedly did the of the law, the room that he was in supposed to lit up as blue too, according to him.

I see Alexander the Great stayed the night in the Great Pyramid in the King's chamber, and he was saying that he's all full blown visions is of what he had. So I mean that begs the question, are we can we induce this kind of savantism.

And the pyramid itself, you know, blocking out all those rays, specifically with the tunnels coming from Ryan and Sirius, you know, so they're directing certain energies into that king's chamber. Yeah, it's very And then the fact that it's also on top of a spring and you have the aquaf for there, so you have all of these elements combined, you know to Yeah, and.

Then if you read the Coffer texts about what the purpose of the pyramids were, we dismissed it as superstition, but the pharaohs say that they blasted their consciousness out into the stars to join the netter, and that they they rendered their consciousness into a viral format that we might consider plasma, and we're able to go into the heavens. And the reason that they were mummified, the bodies were mummified was to create an anchor in the case that they would have to come back.

So I had something, Yeah, on the nuture, right, So that's that's the hieroglyph for the nuture. It's a flag, Isn't that interesting?

Yeah?

The Egyptian word for God is communicated as a flag. And so now we have all these flags that are ruling over us and got the u n and you think about all this stuff today and what are we getting? We're given the nuture again. A nuture is one of the ways that I believe the etymology of the word nature came about. And what if what if we're talking about human nature? Human nature? To worship the flag, you freak flag flag.

Washington is all Egyptian symbology. The dollar bell.

Yeah, it's it's not even hidden, really freaking Egyptian. Yeah with us.

That fast say they come from the Egyptians. All the rest of these groups that really have a control over the religious sentiments of our society and of people all come from this Egyptian route, you know, right, Christianity has a lot of.

Traits well, and these like like Coral Castle itself. You know, these ancient builders, you know, rising up coming from those original two pillars that had the seven Sacred arts that basically gave you know, the craft to the builders, the temple builders, and you know them transitioning and moving building all these pulls based around stacred numbers, sacred proportions back to the temple, you know, of the body of.

The whole.

It's it's yeah, yeah, what.

If all these things are hieroglyphic, you know what, what you're seeing there in Coral Castle, Each one of those things are words that build up a sentence. Yeah, And that's I think that's the real key to all of this is thinking in those terms, because this is like a cosmic language.

He kind of he kind of goes from seconds to hours to months to years to the red door showing the whole of the cycle and and the where the cycle begins and ends. The serpent eats its tail.

Yeah, point Robbie and headlesses on the seven is that we all the Earth or the planetary system switches between seven pole stars constantly.

Depending on the movement of the shift and where yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I think we're just starting to really understand the depth of energy that we're dealing with because this is this is like the thought processes of all of our greatest ancestors, right coalescing. And I think that's something important to keep in mind with times like this where we are seeing kind of a shift, is that you could tap into that mindset if you're willing to, you know, actually take a look at these concepts we're talking about. And that's that's the first step into greatness.

You know.

Yeah, it's and if we are receiving like an antenna, this information via the pineal gland, once it's kind of lit up. That that's the question of why so many people see hieroglyphics living hieroglyphics when they're on d MT, which a Straftman displayed is produced because the pineal glant producers, if I'm not mistaken, uh, serotonin, melotonin, dinosile trip to me, the third of which we don't bother to study. It's the most interesting one, right and whenever that's kicked into

Well, almost like the universe itself is made up of these, you know, pulsing and generating hieroglyphic mechanisms that kind of seem to have some relation to holding matter together.

Yeah, symbols that repeat over and over again. Is because the symbols are the god. They're they're the same, right.

Yeah, you ever do the thing with the you put the laser, you get a vertical laser on the wall.

I've heard about it.

Yeah, Yeah, that's that's that's the whole thing. And you don't even have to be okay to see the talking hieroglyphics. Obviously, you need the three lungfuls of d MT to get the Terrence McKinnon experience. Dude, But dude, half a puff of d MT and you put that laser on the wall. You're looking straight through the wall and into what looks like it looks like the matrix, but instead of ones and zeros, it's hieroglyphs. Ye, not necessarily specific ones from Egypt,

I was gonna say Hebrew. When you get into Moses, essentially being in that region and you get into the burning bush and that burning bush has the highest rate of androgens dmt in the region. Yeah, and then going up to the mountain and basically, you know, they said he came back and his face was glowing. But there's ralph.

Oh damn.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's like that's where it came from in the first place. And we've been making imitations of it ever since.

Of the natural function of the way that the molecules of the universe work, and that's why the letters are written in all time and predict and like give in our part of everything.

Yeah, no one ever seems to like question where we get the letter A. Like we we always were like, ah, that's the way we got it. Moving on, Yeah, it's like letters.

The letter is an interesting one. So, uh, you know, all of our letters come from the Phoenician. And so the Phoenician letter A was an upside down letter A, and it looked like the torus symbol, right, So that was the symbol for the bull, and for some reason, once it got over to the Greek they decided to flip it upside down, and so the A then became sort of like the capital A that we see.

In Latin alpha.

It goes back to the idea of the stars. All of the Phoenician alphabet was equated to the stars, and all the rest of these other just magnificent works of art were related to how the our interact with us. If you look at the Greeks, their language for the gods was the language for the thing itself, right, So all of these things were not disconnected in the minds of the people observing them, and they had a lot greater connection to those things thinking about them as personalities.

Sir h Hammer perg style. He wrote an essay on higher glyphs and he talks about that every single glyph is a fundamental only telling a story of the cosmic foundation of what reality is and how it was created.

Shit, yeah, it's tack bentoff. Whenever he was the CIA was pulling him out of his body and he was talking about the A lift, He's like everything all the entire He's like a cluster of universes. They're all burst out from this big a liph and he's like, this A lift doesn't actually exist.

You're not going to measure it. You're not going to weigh it. You're not gonna see it. But he's like, what you can see it, and it gives birth to the universes. He and he's like in the book himself sucking the wild pendulum. He's like, it's an a lift. That's what He's like, that's what it is, and that's bizarre.

And the the a itself is at the beginning of the alphabet, which essentially is the force creator that begins to use all of those letters to name the things and bring forth all of creation.

Yeah, it's like there's a cosmic force that makes languages survive and it has to be traveling along that course for it to continue, Right.

I wanted to say something almost exactly like that. I wonder if everyone on Earth got Aneesa at the same time or died and then there was just a baby that came up, like hypothetically completely, would we would we keep this going or would it just be you know? I think so well.

I know that the really promising sign is these rat reincarnation studies where they're taking a rat, a parent rat, right, and they put it in these tests where it'll have a stimulus response to whatever the test is so whether they're giving it food or giving it electric shocks, that they give it a stimulus like a sound, right, and then they'll do the shock or do the feeding. Well, they become sprum donors, and their children then have the

Well, dude, I knew there was a reason I was an alcoholic. That fucking explains everything. Nice.

So I have chickens, right, and chickens when a hawk flies over and they've never even seen a predator before, they'll instantly duck down. The chickens I got them at a year old. They'd never had corn, but as soon as I threw the corn out they knew exactly what it was. It went crazy for So you getting into this genetic memory kind of like the monarch butterflies and getting into you know, some of the paper clip stuff, as far as the idea that we hold these things inherent within our genome.

Junk DNA right right, that's they would eliminate, They would eliminate those ancestral memories. I mean thinking about how how you could brainwash entire peoples if they don't have that sort of still small voice in the back of their head telling them how to do things they don't know how to do.

Right.

And look, how DNA was discovered, right, crick who's on acid?

And he was on acid?

That's right, And so that that ties back to everything. It's it seems like, well we get all discovered.

We see clearly they imagined what it was going to be before they found it, and then they found what they imagined.

Right.

Oh my god, dude. So with with chickens, can you confirm this? Uh, A baby chickens will hatch. They're typically in a box, right, and they'll start pecking at the cardboard bottom of the box. It's not the ground, they're not here. They could be in your house, they're not.

Yeah. They inherently know to scratch and dig to look for their sustenance. Right, it's just part of the nature.

We would keep putting up Christmas trees without having any idea why we're doing it right as a species.

Yeah, going back to Addison, the tall standing you know pine tree, and it's yeah, yeah, it is interesting.

Man.

So it's like Manly p Hall talked about, if you understand the language of symbolism, then you understand all things through your own human body. And he and in his book Initiate of the Flame, every chapter he goes he's like, this is the this is the cube. You know, the Sword of ex Caliber was in the stone cube. He's like, the stone cube represents your body. And then he goes, okay, this is the pyramid, the Pyramid of Egypt. Blah blah,

And that's you get into all the native cultures and they talk about they have the force of all the ancestors standing behind them giving them information, providing, showing the way.

It's yeah, the Cosmic Serpent by Jeremine Arby, he talks about He's like, what's up with all the serpents and all this stuff? And he does the ayahuasca, and he he as a as an anthropologist, saw something different than cosmic serpents. He saw the workings of the universe, the mathematics and sacre geometry of the universe. He's like, easily, if I didn't have my education, I would have called that cosmic circuits, because that's what it looks like.

The colors, the scale, vibrating, the vibrations si sn wave.

Yeah.

Yeah, So it's different, different languages for the same thing, along those same lines.

I don't know if you guys have heard of Ken Wheeler before, but he came out with a paper about the plane of inertia, and the plane of inertia I think perfectly explains sort of all of the repeatability of symbolism, all of this stuff. It says all attraction and repulsion is governed by dielectricity. Magnetism is the dielectric field. The discharging dielectric is the radiation modality we call magnetism. Magnetism is reaching out in space, not in question. However, radiation

Right, And when you look at the body itself, as far as any living body, creates that portion field and the essential part of the function is that plane of inertia. That is the force manifesture that can be used and manipulated through the chakra system, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

Yeah, Well, plan off that same concept over and over again.

Yeah, and that that mouthful of scientific everything. It reminds me of the.

Oh, go ahead, go ahead, okay, I'm sorry, I'm lagging as I'm interrupting to the computer. It reminds me, of course, of the idea of the acacic field, which is where if we can, if we can get to in a consciousness manner, then and and it which hearkens exactly to what these women said in the telepathy tapes of the hill, that it was as if there was a plane or a field, and the hill of these thoughts is where everyone went because it stuck out among amongst the field.

So the plane. If you did have that scientific time anology, you would call it the hill, or maybe like the oak dode, or the cosmic egg, or the.

Tree of life, the mound in the waters of chaos.

Yeah, all of the above. There's ancient ways to depict what we are describing with science today under different languages. We call it superstition today.

Wild and it repeats over and over and over again unless you're looking at it from a different perspective, You're never going to know what you're.

Seeing, right. Yeah, all these guys, it seems like they not only predicted the future, but this gap of amnesia between it. I mean, it's this guy behind you right here with the little dot on his forehead. You know, that's obviously going to depict the pineal gland. But further than that, look at his ears. He did that. I'm pretty sure way before some of these guys in the

They actually went and studied different types of dances all around the world, and they determine that there's these basic twenty two to twenty three different movements that the body's capable of and consistently. You see that just as the natural function of the way that the fractal expresses itself.

Yeah, it's it's almost like an alphabet. There's only so many different contemptions and bees. Uh, bees dance language and they dance maps if I'm not.

Right right, Yeah, there are so many different holy people throughout all of history that point back to all religion coming from a secret college of holy men that study and worship bees.

Is that so? Yeah?

Which you get into that topic and it's like all the bee symbolism and all the different you know, cults and all the different formation groups that started all these different religions pretty.

Ugly, the ambrosia, the nectar of the gods. You get into all these you know, the land of milk and honey.

Yeahs are huge with the.

Mason's. All the big cult groups are all about the bees.

There's that that my favorite hieroglyph. It's not a hieroglyph, is it. It's a stone. It's a petroglyph. Is a man anthropomorphized bee with a bee face and everything. But it's got mushrooms sprouting out from him everywhere. And that's about as well as it gets right there, blue right, I think that's that there's I believe that the vibration.

I believe in h the bee was associated with royalty. If they if they displayed a cartoons or cartridge of the identity of the person, the bee denoted that this person was royalty.

I believe.

Think about all the golden black striping on everything.

Yeah, yeah, it was Isis that was said to actually was the one who brought and they called them the flies that made nectar m.

Bees go silent during the eclipse.

I did not know that.

Wild. And also, and this is also secondhand, I don't have it in front of me, but bee keepers live longer per capita than average people. Something about their vibe. And also it's impossible for them to fly live, but they fly anyway because.

They're levitate based on the frequency.

Yeah.

Yes, the wings are just kind of aiming them.

Well and generating that frequency that allows them to create that bubble to be able to levitate and manipulate.

See, maybe da Vinci was onto something his flying machine involved like dragon fly wings, and we saw that we're like, get out of here's not feasible. But maybe he didn't mean it to actually indicate liftoff, but instead to induce the vibration. And I mean how a lot of his work was kind of in code to avoid getting burned steak or whatever they did back then.

All right, I think, if you guys don't mind, I think maybe we'll just wrap it up here real.

Quick, headless, can you send me anything on that rat study that you mentioned earlier.

Okay, if you just look up ancestral rat study you'll find it. It's one of the first ones lifted. They keep repeating it, they keep getting the same result, but nobody wants to use it.

Yeah, no thing that's worth looking into. I can't wait to check that out.

I had one more thing, if you don't mind me jumping into the bu rabbit hole. So there was a Russian b scientist named Victor Gribitikov. He was an entomologist who claimed to have discovered some insects could levitate rather than fly. He proposed that a dead insect body parts attached to the underside of a platform could create a

Uh you know it's self published too. Yeah.

Well, Grebinikov is doing these experiments with these bee wings and he's getting some sort of repulsion effect and you can actually find the videos of him doing it. So there's something deep down this b rabbit hole and eyes into all the rest of the topics we've been covering.

Every time you say b rabbit hole, I know you're avoiding saying bee hole, but we'd have to go into.

Crowley and we don't want to, you know what.

You know how I can wrap it up this way too. This is a fun fact that I bring this up a lot. The same muscle that's in your pupil that makes sure I dilated is the same one that's in your razzle. Yeah, it's fun fact, the muscle. So thank you very much, Joy for coming on. That was amazing. Uh again, it was better than I expected. I thank you so much for saying on so along with us. That was awesome. We talked about a lot of things. We did a lot of talking about Coral Castle. That's

I got Library of the Untold is my main milk and honey, so to speak. But if anybody who wants to dig a little bit deeper. Also on YouTube is Void Stairs Back, which is all of the music that I do for the channel. Some people like them in song for Matt and that's kind of my original passion before having the channel was songwriting and stuff. So there's Library of the Untold and Void stairs Back. Oh oh,

That's all right. Yeah, if you want to give me any of the links that you want, I'll definitely throw it in the show notes. Thank you everybody else for joining us. Thank you, Lisa, I appreciate it. Ethan Indigo again, thank you, Robbie Marx. We got Headless Giant, and we got Mike. I'll put all of their links in the bottom as well, just take too long for everybody to plug themselves. But I'm sure by now you already know who they all are. Again, thank you all and until

Thanks guys,