Freddy Silva: The Megaliths

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2:02Fire and despise is the right height, keyboard. These are our first sickest growth. Yeah, it's October fast. In the thick of it, living in Germany, you're headed to Munich for the gigantic tents. The fire, the beer and suction. I live by caracene through my one quarter German. My dear father came from Dusseldorf. I never had leaderhosen until I was an adult. But we did celebrate with music and celebration. I was introduced to beer at a young age. Not like you drink in a whole bottle, just a sip or so. And I'll tell you, I really do appreciate German beer.

3:02They know how to make very, very tasty light, amber, dark beer and all types of flavors. They also make fruit beer and something like it was introduced to a couple of years ago, probably almost 10 years ago, which is barrel-dage beer. Where they will pour a dark beer into a bourbon barrel. And they'll lick the beer soak. And so you get a bourbon after taste. It's really, really flavorful. It's not something you drink all the time. It's very strong. It's like 7% to 10% alcohol. Most beers are about 4% to 5%. So that's the consideration. I love October fast because I get to put my leaderhosen on. And here in Northern California, I'm over in the East Bay, which is in the Berkeley Oakland Richmond area. And there's a settlement here, German settlement,

4:05that has a street event, their October fast version, of the big Munich version. So it's a lot of fun. It's a chance to kick back and enjoy company of friends and some good food and beer, too. Now, this is Clip Your Host of Earth Ancients. And we are celebrating, and the summer is officially over. And we're looking into autumn. Although this whole week has been in the 90s here in Northern California. I think I celebrated with a girlfriend in Calistoga just got back a couple of days ago. It was like 95, 96, 97 one day. And I did something I haven't done before, which is going to the Tramberg sellers, which is a sparkling wine sellers. And it's in Calistoga. So what we did is we came in, we checked into our room,

5:10soaked in the mineral baths for a day. And then the next day after breakfast, about 1 o'clock, 1.30, we went in, had a tasting in the sellers, Tramberg sellers, which is very close to the hot springs. But it's in the hills. And what they did is a, this is in the late 1800s, the owner bought this property that is nestled into the hills. And then he paid a team of workers to burrow into the mountain, solid granite. And they used pickaxe, and they created these sellers that are very cool. And they make champagne. And the champagne is stored there and fermented. And then they sell it. And Tramberg is very well noted around the United States. I don't know if it's noted outside of the United States,

6:12but it's used for very special occasions, governmental celebrations, inaugurations, things like that. And it's a very, very tasty champagne, very flavorful. But you know, it's funny. I mean, I live in Northern California. And when I was old enough, I started tasting wine and champagne. The simpler champagne are really the best. And I've tasted a lot of them. If you're familiar with moms, MUMM, for 20 bucks, you can get an award winning champagne. And all the champagne that I could have, some of them are very costly. Mums for 20 bucks, US, is the best. And we've done tastings. And I've do a blind tasting where you cover the bag, or cover the bottle with a bag. And you sample 10 champagne. It's 10 sparkling wines. And Mums continually wins out.

7:14My brother likes the Blanc de Blanc, the dry brute. And I like the rosé brute, which is a sky-a-little, great in Pinot Noir. Anyhow, it's a celebratory time. It's the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. And so there you go. October fast and everything that goes along with it. I have been fascinated in the Maya, of course, for many, many years. And I've written about John Burke. And we had John Franco on the program a few weeks ago. If you remember, he was the ground-pattern trainer at our specialist. But if you remember, he's been in Mesoamerica testing other pyramids. And I just sent him a letter because I needed to have more information on pyramid testing. And to determine if what John Burke discovered

8:16is unique to call or as a number of elders of told me, mine elders, there's a number of pyramids that are sitting on top of energetic fields, electromagnetic fields that are amplified through the body of the pyramid and then distributed. Now, what it looks like to me, and I've mentioned this in the past, is that the Maya may be terraforming, changing the environment so that they grow very, very healthy, very, very large, very, very nutritious crops. And the terraforming is also working on the consciousness, the body, the mind, the spirit. And we don't know, but it really looks like it could be a possibility. Now, years ago, and unfortunately, I only had a chance to interview him once, Carlos

9:18Bararros, the elder Guatamala, wrote a book where he describes 55,000 active pyramids from Honduras to Mexico. And that the belief was that if they could keep at least 5,500 active, that the terraformer or the environment would still be cleansed enough to have the terraforming benefits. Now, there's no way for us to know about 55,000 pyramids, because we just don't have that count yet. But it looks like when we do excavate that Guatamala biosphere where they have recorded 60,000 buildings, there could be a number of pyramidal not only structures,

10:19but there could be cities. And it could lead us to understanding that there once was an active series of pyramids that were bio-filled terraforming the area. Now, this is all speculation. We don't know. It's all oral traditions. And at this point, we don't know a great deal about the Maya. I should remember Ed Bararros said we, you know, just knew a few percent, two, three percent. Because there's only like 1,200 sites that have been discovered. And there's 60,000 just in one area. Now, my typical drop point would be the Yucatan Peninsula. And we have not even done significant lidar scans. So there could be another 40, 50, 60,000 ruins from the tip of the peninsula in Yucatan where Maryad is all the way down to,

11:22down where other sites are in Compensche. So we just don't know. But it's a fascinating consideration. And I'm theorizing that they did terraform. Because you don't build a pyramid over a known energetic site without implications. Now, what Burke was doing was following the lead of local farmers who would place their corn seeds and other crop seeds at the top of the pyramid. And they were modified by the energy. They were transformed. And they were strengthened. And the yields of those seeds were three to five times greater. And the corn and the vegetables were much, much larger and more mineral rich products. But that's not what you build a pyramid. If you've ever seen the last world pyramid, it's huge.

12:23It's huge. We were just there last December. And by the way, as a final note, when you sit up there and you close your eyes, you feel like you're sitting on a low current. And it's very interesting. It's like, wow, what is going on? Because you feel it coming up through your bones. It's fascinating. So I'll let you know more about that when Yon responds to that. And I think what I'm going to do is when the book goes to the editor, I think I'm going to read the beginning of certain chapters. Just so you get a sense of exactly what I've uncovered with the support of artificial intelligence. Now, this is really a huge benefit for me because I was able to go through from the turn of the century when really archaeology was developed through the universities. And they were actually graduating archaeologists. And the American universities were sending down new graduates

13:23to excavate my enrollments. These guys were tracking their research. They were tracking their excavations. And I was able to get access to this research, which makes my writing much more fulfilling. And also helps us question some of the current thinking. So fun stuff coming up. Today's program is with Freddie Silva. We recorded this a few weeks ago. Freddie is going to be speaking at the CPAC conference which is this weekend, the 26th and 7th of September. I want to mention that you can listen to everybody from Robert Grant, Freddie Silva, Randall Carlson, and many, many others by going to CPAConline.com. And they have a weekend pass for $99. You can see everybody live from the comfort of your home. And I don't think it's much more than that.

14:2499 bucks, that's a deal. Because most of these are 150 to 200 a day. So we had Walter on the program, the producer, the owner of the director. And he guaranteed 99 bucks. So go to CPAConline.com, check it out. And it'll be worth your time. So today's program is with Freddie Silva. We're talking about the different stages that traveled the world following the Younger Dryas catastrophe. And the most notable one was Quetzalcoatl, the white god who had red hair, red beard, and is chronically in some of the early Aztec documents. So that's our program to be. I'll just go and over our I chainery for our eighth annual Grand Egyptian tour next April. It's going to be April 25th through May 8th. And I got to tell you, we hit the ground running

15:28with some of the most amazing sites you'll ever imagine. We're going to see the great sphinx, the largest free-stained sculpture in the world. On the first day, we're out of the hotel. And this is what they call private visit, where you get to walk around without the general public, just the guide, Muhammad and his team, and your co-attendees and see this magnificent sculpture up close and personal. I got to tell you, it's really rare. I haven't been to that part of the Giza Plateau in almost 10 years. And I've been wanting to get back and Muhammad got us in on the very first day. That's the tip of the iceberg. We get that free opportunity to go on the Great Pyramid. We're going to see temples. We're going to see smaller pyramids, the red, the bent pyramid, and a number of unique temples that are ancient. And of course, my favorites are Karnak, Luxor,

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17:53EarthHgeons is a sponsor of the upcoming CPAC. That stands for Conference on Precision and Ancient Knowledge. And one of the key notes is a regular here on EarthHgeons. That would be Freddie Silva. If you don't know who Freddie is, he's a really good explorer, a good writer. And he's written a number of books including Secrets in the Field, the Divine, Blueprint, Portals. He's done a number of excellent documentaries. And the one we're going to talk about today is called Megaliths. And we had him on a year ago to introduce it. But we're going to fine tune that today with some details on what he'll be presenting at the conference. And by the way, that's going to be September 25th through 27th, held in California at the Hyatt Newport Beach, which means that you would fly into Anaheim in Orange County

18:56to be a part of that. It's an excellent conference. We've sponsored it for the last couple of years. And Freddie's a perfect addition. So hey, Freddie, good to see you. How have you been? Good to see you again. How are you? I'm doing great. Thanks. Hey, let's talk a little bit about the interest in these Megaliths because I have an interest as well. The documentary is organized around Portugal, Brittany, and Northern Scotland. Why not Stonehenge? Why not the circles of Stonehenge? Is it kind of overplayed maybe? Or did you find that the locations that you found were much more interesting? Oh, they're all interesting. It's funny how you got around. I mean, I've spent 30 years looking at large, upright rocks. I never get bored. They're always different. And that's one reason why the documentary, the official documentary is in black and white. It takes away the distraction. And it looks so much. And then it comes through. You really understand that there was a choice of stone

19:58that was used. But the three areas that the documentary and this whole research focuses on is really the down to the fact that they're three most studied areas, which happens to be three of the biggest concentrations of surviving Megaliths on the planet. And it brings together a whole bunch of ideas, the folklore, the legends behind the stones, the connections where the people who ostensibly put them there called fairy people. And it's not what you think it is, by the way. And also the fact that there's a geological connection and there's also an Earth energy connection. So whoever was doing all this was boring from the same manual over many thousands of years. And suddenly, for the first time, since I think from the 80s, when a group of French and Belgium interests began to look at the same idea of why Karnak is one of the biggest concentrations of Megaliths on the planet. And I don't talk about Egypt, I talk about Karnak France. And just by the way, it's an Armenian name.

20:58Karnak means the enclosure of light. It's an Armenian name, not a French name. And suddenly you take that information, the scientific information, and you apply to Portugal and also Northern Scotland. And suddenly a lot of things came together. That's why it was chosen above all other places. There's suddenly the most studied places on the planet. It's funny, because I haven't been to Portugal, but I've had people like yourself describe just tons of Dolmen, standing stones. And it seems like there was a great interest. Now, what carbon dating has been done? And so what would be the period when they kind of think they were erecting these stone Megaliths? Well, the earliest one in Portugal, which is around Evra, which is this Megalithic metropolis of Portugal. And that's also an Armenian name, by the way. It means the existence of fairies.

22:00So the tale of Evra is very interesting. The earliest dating is about 6,000 BC. And that's just taken from the dirt, the lowest layer of dirt, where they found some artifacts. But the problem is, if you look at some of these sites like the passage mounds and the amount of effort that it took to put them together and drag the stones for as many as 30 miles and put the alignments there as well, you'd have to sit there and they'll treat of those burial sites, by the way, despite the fact only 6% of the sites actually yield at any human remains. And sometimes nothing more than a knee joint or something. But they're left behind, the tomb robbers apparently left behind the wonderful copper artifacts, pots, vessels, necklaces, but they stole the bones. And talking to most of the people, the older generations of these areas, they said no one was ever buried in these places. Eventually, when they stopped being used, the people at someone in Portbury,

23:00buried this site, would be sealed. So the dating only gives us a time when they stopped being used. Now, my dissertation is if you followed the archeoastronomical model where each site was chosen to commemorate this specific site in the sky and mirror that on the ground as we have in the Great Pyramid, we get dates which are almost around 6,000 BC, but they go closer to about 6'8". So 800 years, it's a blink of an eye, geologically, but makes a huge difference. And then they kept basically going forward from there. And it's the same thing in Karnag as well, the whole Brittany region, except there's one site called the Tumelis Mon Michel, which actually is a burial site. It's an artificial hill in the middle of Karnag. And that has a lot of burial sites in it. And they've carbon dated some of the wooden crates in there, which actually did have a lot of skeletons. And the dirt in there is 8,000 BC.

24:03It's amazing. It is quite amazing because it gets younger as it gets towards Northern Scotland. They begin around 4,800. The whole thing's moving upwards towards Scotland. But the thing is, all of these dates coming together began to tell me one thing. That there were at least two growth periods in megalithic construction. One of them ties in very nicely with people who are seafaring, who appear about within 2,000 years after the end of the ice age, at the end of the younger dryers. And then they gave way to another culture, which is very similar, but they seem to moving across Europe from the east, from around the regions of the Black Sea, where we see the original sites still in situ in the Armenian Highlands. In fact, there's one up in Armenia, up in a mountain, which is a doppelganger for Kalamish in Scotland. It's the same site. It's almost no much, much more worn. And that is incredibly old. Some of the stone alignments were done by an engineer

25:04who's now passed away. And I had to get his notes transcribed into English. And he's got some of the alignments for some of the holes that they have in the stones, going back to 26,000 BC. So this predates, go back to the Terpy as well. It's amazing. This is why it's very important that these free sites have been chosen, and quite coincidentally, by scientists who are actually looking more into this from an electromagnetic point of view, rather than a burial point of view. And it's been to tying a lot of things together. What do we know about dormant and menhers? Because these are megalithic sized stones, weighing several tons. The fine, you're understanding of what a dormant is. Oh, a dormant means a lot, an upright enclosure, or upright rock, or balanced rock, depending on your translation. That name actually goes to Korea, where we have the biggest concentration of dolphins, except we have so little information coming out

26:04of the Korean peninsula, that it makes you hard to follow up on the research. But what we're looking at, 90% of them appear to have been the interior of a passage mount. So we look at the dolphins, and they go, wow, this is beautiful. Look at the design. There's usually seven uprights with one capstone, the eighth, which is a capstone. It seems very consistent. And the ones in Portugal, just none of every are massive. I mean, if you're a 12 foot giant standing in there, you'd still fill at home, this plenty of room to move in. And in fact, they're very similar to the hurricanes that we find in Siberia today, and they were used as meeting places. So what we look at in terms of the stone is the center of an artificial mound with a passage leading into it. But not over 5,000 years, the mound is eroded. Or has been excavated. So all we've seen now is the core of the actual mound itself, which is incredible to go for all of that trouble, and then bury the whole thing so you can't see the stones.

27:06So it is weird when every time I go to these places, I'm just bored, because I'm also a photographer, and I'm a filmmaker. And I love the syn demographic angle to the whole thing. But then I stop the camera, I think. They buried all of this in debris, and we couldn't see it, we can only see the art now. But here's the thing, even when they were putting the dirt to cover the dolmens and the passage mounds, the passage, sorry, that they would construct them in alternate layers of organic and inorganic material. And anyone who's familiar with Wilhelm Wright knows, that is a very good way of creating an organ accumulator, because that's exactly the technology that he used to do his boxes that he used for healing. And that's another reason what the folklore insists that these sites for use is for healing. And when you go in there with electric meters and prod around, you actually find that the way the mound, like in Inorden, Wales, for example,

28:08Brind Kaley do, if I'm pronouncing it correctly, Gaelic is a phenomenally difficult language to get pronounced, right? So I hope I haven't insulted any of my boys or grandparents. But Brind Kaley do, it's still got the mound on there. And they were prodding the mound, and they found that the construction of the earth and the waste layered is able to filter out all the frequencies that surround us. And when you go in, it's tuned down to a certain frequency that stops you from thinking and gets your brain to go to the right side to start feeling and accentuating itself into an alter-state of awareness. So it's a very much designed technology, the Dolmens. It's funny, you're the first one who's described Dolman as healing centers. We have individuals who have done testing, and they look like they're markers for chaluric energy centers. But what would they do in your estimation? Would they climb in to the center of the Dolman for the healing?

29:09Or does the energy emanate from around the perimeter? Well, what's less what the stuff in Karnak was very good looking at. They spent 20 years examining all the sites. Or a fraction of which remain, I mean, these would be over 100,000 sites. There's less than 30,000 now. And what they were thinking they found is that they were chosen, the locations were chosen specifically because of the geology. And the geologist, highly a pH-reletric, there's a lot of quartz. Especially when you put 80,000 standing stones on a massive granite platform that's packed with quartz. And under it, there's a massive iron deposit as well. So that's why the locals never want to go and take shelter in any of these places because during a storm, because they knew it would attract lightning. You don't want to go in there. But the lightning is recharging the sites and what the studies found in measuring the standing stones and probing them with all kinds of devices as they've found, depending on the actual design itself,

30:12it would attract, collect, store, or dissipate the energy. So it's using tilluric current for one thing, but it's also using the geology, which is pH-reletric. And then, for example, a stone circle behaves like a big battery. The stones are a lining car膊 to move towards the stone circles, which are now mostly gone. But they would conduct the energy, the tilluric current into the stone circle, and it circulates. It goes around and around. And then it dissipates over a certain period of time. So they become a collection point. Whereas the dormans with this cryo is a kind of condenser. The energy is attracted through the passagements. It's condensed inside and held in there and grounded by the people that use it. Whereas the many are the simple standing stones, which usually have serpents carved on the actual base to tell you that it's a highly active tilluric site. These stones themselves attract the tilluric current, quantified, collected, and then every 70 minutes, this charge it. So if you happen to be there at the wrong place, at the wrong time and touch the stone,

31:13you will get an electric shock. And trust me, I'm one of those idiots that did it. Because I like to talk from person to experience. One thing reading about this from Dauzes, but when you actually go there, and you can't feel your forearm for 10 minutes, and you can't read it in the camera, is very inconvenient when you're trying to film a documentary. It's like your arm's just gone like this. But it's true. You are the first thing that's grounded the energy, is building up like a big battery, and you touch it, you've grounded it, and you've soaked in the energy. And it gets you one hell of a headache, and it's like sticking your head in the microwave oven. So it's very deliberate, but in terms of healing, it depends on the alignment, the purpose of the site depends on the alignment, the natural folklore. The healing size are usually oriented towards the east, which is the symbol of healing. Why? Because it's basically alliance to the equinox sunrise when the light and the dark are in perfect balance. So it's symbolic. Whereas Saffish are more practical sites to do

32:14with creativity or fertility, but they were also used as meeting places as well for a noble clan. They actually did connections with law, like a law mount. They were the precursors of the law mount in Britain, called tours, or the tongues. Any time you see a town called Tun in England, that means there was a law mount there, and they used to climb on top of the mount, or go into the mount, and the rulers, or the clergy, we used to go in there and share stories about, well, we should change this rule. It doesn't work, or we have to create this law because it makes a society better. And it would be a place of meeting of minds coming together to make the clan and the tribe a much more functional environment. So they were thinking of a different reasons, depending on the alignment, which is to do with the function of the site. You know, on the cover of your book, I think it's Megalus, you have a menhaw, that looks like it's about 50 times. How did they move that thing? Ha, ha, ha, ha.

33:15And that's a small one, by the way, that's the, that's actually the documentary. It's, and it's a real photograph, by the way, the person next to it is a real person. Yeah, I thought was, and they picked, it's in Dull, the Bretagne, which is not far from Monster Michelle. You used to have a massive Christian cross on the top, but the person that put the cross there got hit by lightning and got killed. So that was a, that was a warning that the gods do not like organized religion, right there. Ha, ha, ha. And I was, and I was thinking that, now this is a small one, this is what we call foreplay, in my thing, the big one is, it's 50 miles from here. That's a big stone. This was 139 feet, and there's still stuff below ground about. So they had, yeah, we were not seeing the four sides. Yeah, so basically your, there's those are resting on the center of gravity, and there's not even a flat surface that they're resting on. They're actually shaped into a point. So imagine a, you know, 120 tonne stone at the pointed section is actually at the bottom, they're standing on the center of gravity

34:15and they don't move. It's incredible. And I remember getting 16 people to hold hands, and we actually covered the girth of that one small stone. Wow. Are there any instructions on any of these? That sounds like a kind of a goofy question. But you know, if these are machines of some kind, if there were some basic instructions about how to use them, sure make it a lot easier for people, or is it that your belief is that, because they're at an earlier time and intuition, and connection to nature was so great that, when you walked up to a megalith, you knew how to use it. Well, yeah, it's both. And back in the old days, people used to intuit much more than we do today. We're so removed from nature to become ridiculous and blame the fall of society on cell phones. Well, it's how you use the cell phone. We've got so much knowledge around us,

35:16but we tend to abuse it or we tend to be so enamored with computers and technology. We forget the natural technology, which is the stuff that we're born with, the intuition, the connection to the landscape. And back in the day, everything was memorized. So the person that was there, wisdom keeper of the tribe, would share the information of how it's used. But because it wasn't so much an intellectual process back then, people would understand what each rock and each side did, because sense, just by going nearer, it's like, that's not this one. Let's go to that one over there. And there's a tradition that exists in Northern France and the South of Britain with this, which is the sacred wells and the holy springs. Each one is completely different. So we know, for example, in Cornwall, which spring, which holy well, cures eye problems or rickets or problems with depression. And partly to do with the location of the spring on the ground and relationship to the rock, but also the dissolved mineral content of flows in the water.

36:17And that just be tested, you see. So these stories that, oh, this holy well only cures eye problems. The easy peopood by the authorities, well, now we have science actually taking an interest in saying, actually, it is true, is in the dissolved mineral content of the actual location. So this well will cure this, that well will cure that. So this became part of the folklore. It became part of a non-written piece of information. And as you go through history, and you get closer to the modern era, we lose the plot and the more you lose the plot, the more we start to actually etch information onto the stone. If you go to Ireland, for example, and you see the etch stones, which are beautiful, by the way, that represents the last stage in the development of the megalithic culture, because now we're forgetting things, we have to hammer symbols into the actual stone. It's just like in Egypt. The original temples, they don't have any harroglets at all. It's when you lose the plot that they had to put the information on the walls to make sure that no one would forget. And this is why when the Greeks rediscovered Edfu

37:19and took the stones, started putting them back together, they recognized that they had actually found a whole bunch of books that were left there. And they figured, well, this is gonna be lost. So let's just hammer all the information onto the walls, let anybody forget the information. It's a huge favor. So you go to Edfu and you spend three hours there, or at least I do with my group anyway. Yeah. I can't spend less than three hours there. And we would take a pack of lunch just to not waste any time. And people are enamored by the information. I said, you could be here for months reading all of this. It's got everything about the exploits or the pharaohs and the gods and the people that created the temples in Egypt. But what you're looking at was the information that was the first kept in here by the wisdom keeper of the tribe and in later on, put into actual petri- petri- petri- lifts into higher lifts. And then that was forgotten and lost, they decided to hammer the whole thing

38:19across the old walls. So what you're doing is actually Greek graffiti. But it's very useful because now we know the information which talks about the arrival of gods in Egypt during the younger dryers from an island which I've now located somewhere in the Indian Ocean. Amazing. What level of surveying and engineering needed to be activated to create this alignment and Portugal of all these megalists? And it looks like, and you can describe it for me if you would, is this a lay line that they're all placed? Ah, I can tell you this in Portuguese if you like. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Got these sob titles now. Well, we don't have the entire grid. This is the thing with the alignments when we start looking and creating maps of alignments. We have so many monuments and stones that are missing. So it's very hard to complete the whole picture

39:20of what's going on. What we do know is that they're all marking some celestial event. That's what gives them the date. Even the standing stones, they're not round. They're actually almond shaped. So there's a flat face and there's an axis. And I was just in Portugal, in fact, the Iberian Peninsula that has told us many of which I've actually watched the olive tree next to a grow over 30 years, by the way. It's now big enough to turn the stuff not smaller than the stone. But in all this thing, and I'm looking at the axis and the top part of the axis gives me the pole star in 6,000 BC. If I go to the next side of the axis, I get the first rising of a Rhine's bell in 6,800 BC. And the flat face looks at the actual saddle of the mountain, which is five miles away, forms a little dip and you see the sunrise on the winter solstice coming up like a little golden ball and it connects to the actual stone. So the first alignment is actually stellar. That's the first thing.

40:20The lay, which is not an energetic connection. A lay line is the connection between three or more objects in this straight line if those objects happen to have similar properties. So if they share the same technology, the same age, the same purpose, the same folklore, you're pretty sure that those are all connected by some underlying glue. And it began to realize that, yes, in sudden Britain in Cornwall, you do see that connection and you see that these sides are all formed back sides and four sides into a central location. But then you also got on top of that star maps, the whole of sudden Britain, all the sides, and I can't tell you more about that because I'm sworn to secrecy at the moment. A lot of the mountains and the sites like Stonehenge in Avery, they actually are the mirrors, the constellations that they resembled in the sky in 2500 BC. And one of them stretches for 35 miles. And it starts north of Avery in a place called Hackpen, Earl, which means the head of the serpent.

41:23And that's a clue as to which constellation do a mirroring on the ground. We're going to take a short commercial break to allow our sponsors to identify themselves and we will return shortly. With my guest today, Freddie Silva, discussing the ancient pre-claps traditions of the world, we'll be right back with you. Toyota's easy choice sales event is on.

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44:35Yes, we're beginning to get to that stage now, and NASA has actually been looking at this quietly. They came up with an announcement back in 2008, and I always spend good time listening to NASA engineers at UFO conferences. Mostly because they always come to disguise as reptilians. You always know who the NASA engineers are. I remember there's a famous picture of me talking to two reptiles in Roswell, and they have the rubber, the rubber muscular reptile, of a crocodile, and they wear these monoscowls. I'm looking at them with a very serious face like I'm really listening, and I really am. They're two NASA engineers telling me about the latest discoveries of what they found using their technology. They said, and this just published in 2008, I believe, that using the technology, they've actually been able to pinpoint these x points, which are these spirals of electromagnetic energy that come out of the Earth, and then they leave the Earth, they cross the

45:37atmosphere for about a thousand miles, they interact with the solar wind, and that's what create these x points. They said, what's amazing is that these things that come out of the Earth, and I think they come out, they spiral every 14 minutes or so. They reach the solar wind, and then they connect straight to the Sun, and possibly beyond that. I remember I sang to them, that reminds me of sucking that the eroding India back in 8,000 BC, and it's a phrase that says, how's it go? The snakes that go along the ground that are mirrored in the sky, that are the arrows of sorcerers, and they said, explain, they said, well, in the language of the period, the snake on the ground is total recurrent, there's always been the symbol of total recurrent, that's how electromagnetic energy moves along the face of the Earth, and now it's mirrored in the sky, that's what NASA has just discovered, the same energy, and the same flow is now mirrored above, and the arrow and the sorcerer,

46:39a sorcerer is someone who works with source energy, that's where the word comes from, so if you're a sorcerer, you're using Earth magic, and your arrow is your intention, so you can move the energy that's flowing on the Earth, with your intention, and go astral traveling, while NASA has just validated that, that the Earth is connected to other portals along the solar system because of these points of energy, they're flowing on the ground, which of course, I didn't, I said, do you think that any of these points are coming out from sites that we know very well, like Stonehenge, or the Pyramids, or Sandingstone, they went, we can't confirm or deny anything about this right now. So I'm waiting to hear back on that one, they're going to be careful, they don't want to be laughed at. Well, I mean, you're talking about NASA, and you're speaking in language that I've never read from them, you're deciphering their technical jargon, it'd be nice to hear it. Well, they're using portals in their press release. Do they actually use that technology? They use the word portals, and I, Jenny's reflected in their, their, their, their,

47:39God. Oh, you'd be surprised who actually works in that organization, there's a lot of spiritual people, and they have the highest, how shall I say, the highest intention for human development. There's some very spiritual people working there, but they did not want to let that out of the bag because they want to be treated like hard, no serious scientists. Otherwise, they'll never get published, they won't be taken seriously. That's true, too. I understand that from their point of view, but if you just get them off to the side and they say, I promise you have to write about this, or use the real name as if you don't want me to. I said, well, you can do what's, what's peer reviewed. Yeah, I'm going to publish that, but after otherwise, it's just here safe, and now, because I need to protect their integrity as well, because then it comes back to me, and then I publish it, it goes to you. Yeah, interesting. Freddie, who are these people that are putting up mentors in the Stone Megalists up and down Europe? Are they an offshoot of people we don't know about

48:46prior to the younger dryness, or is it just that at that time of our evolution that we were just hypersensitive to energetics? I'm reaching the conclusion that there are two groups at least, and I'm based on solid fact. We have a migration. Let's get back to fairies. Most of these sites are associated with fairies or elves or chorigons of the Columans in France, except a chorigan is not a person or an object. It's actually the description of the site itself, and it means a place of alteration. When you describe a chorigan, which is easy to describe in French folklore as an ogre, or a little sort of elf with big fingers and a long hair, like a protective spirit, that's not what they mean at all. A chorigan literally is an Armenian phrase that means a place where you go to be altered or to be changed. It refers to the actual site itself. Now, that led me to go back to

49:50Armenia and our good friend, Vahansetian, who's helped me so much understanding the Armenian language. It's helped me to understand the connection and using his material and then bouncing off what I'm going to kill myself now because I forgot his name and his book is right behind me. It's well, he was doing the lineage of the Anunnaki and the Scythian Divine Bloodline. Sir Bill come to me. Anyway, I was looking back at this tradition and it turns out that there's a big migration that moved from the regions of Black Sea, which back then was called Scythia, and it incorporated modern-day Romania, Bulgaria, Northern Greece, Anatolia, and also Siberia. And the Scythians were an offshoot of the Anunnaki, or at least their priestly caste was. They were called the Tuad Dedanu by then. The eventually end up in Ireland is a Tuad Haad Dedanun. So the same people, the name just keeps getting altered. And they were described as very noble people who

50:51understood the laws of nature and had to bend the rules. And they had complete control of the rules of nature and they built these wonderful monuments. And they were very tall, they were light skinned, they were fair-headed and red-headed, and they were described as the fair people. So when the church moves into Western Europe by which time the Tuad Dedanu were already in Western Europe and Karnak and Ireland and Scotland, they decided, oh, we can't have this because people are honoring the Tuad Dedanu and the divine bloodline. And it makes us look quite foolish, which of course it should do because it's true. And then they decided to get the monks to reinvent the fair folk and called them fairies for short. But the fairies became associated with diminutive people who are invisible and will suck your blood because they are evil. That's where the three story of fairies come from. But they actually describe, there are corruption of the fair people, the fair folk who are the divine bloodline, who are the people responsible for all of these

51:52monuments in the first place. Because they wanted you and me to find the locations on the earth where these portals exist, the Puncher Hall food space in time where we can go and experience this journey if we don't understand the technology or what these things are doing there. We go there and experience it. So that's one group of people. And the DNA and also the migration and the carbon-14 dating of the sites around Western Europe do tie in with the movement of people across from the Black Sea through Ukraine, all the way through to Western France Portugal and the eventually Ireland and Scotland. Now the second group connects to the new information we now have around the flooding of Brittany. There are two big sea-lattle rises. One was around 6,000 BC and the other one was at the end of the Younger Dryas. And they're now discovering more and more megalithic sites which are underwater around the Brittany coast. Oh interesting. And I've been I was filming for the documentary. I time my I have an app

52:54a useful app on my phone that actually tells me the tide charts and I'd go to these beaches watch the tide going out and film passage mounts coming out of the water. I went thank you very much. And they're dated to 6,000 BC and the alignment which is all usually to a Ryan which is the constellation associated with the Fair Folk by the way. Going back even further to 7,7 and a half thousand BC and that's when the sea-lattle began to rise again. So the monument has been dated after the sea-label rise but in order to be underwater it had been created before that. Now a lot of them appear on islands which are now in the middle of the Atlantic and there are stone rows that connect underwater back to Karnak. So this is a much older inundation and quite by accident about two or ten years ago someone discovered a 39 foot man air on the side between the coast of Malta and Sicily and it was in something like 30 meters of sea water. So basic

53:56calculation when would it have been on dry land and fully upright and it would have been at the end of the younger dryers. So now with this we're looking at the folklore the fact that we have an inundation that basically began covering up the ancestors of all these stones that we see today which ties in with the sea-faring people before the flood and the only people I can think of especially when you're dealing with France and Portugal who have the same shared experiences of flooding they talk about a group of gods that existed in an island in the middle of the Atlantic and we know what we're talking about here. So we may be talking about I'd dare say it at Atlantic and technology because we are certainly looking at the use of stone and earth energy connecting together to create these incredible technological pieces of sites. This is why I call it the megalithic machine because they do behave like machines. So this is a new research that I've just come across it's now just coming out. So we're looking at more underwater relics

55:00to find out if we can make that connection but the folklore is there with very tall people. Gods escaping is sinking islands and by the way in Portugal they were called the off user which means the people of the serpent and the place where they landed not that I'm saying that I'm special in any way it was exactly where I was born by the way at the foot of a mountain just west of Lisbon and it's a very special place and has been for over 8,000 years. There's stuff up there there tunnels that link a passage mound on the summit of Cintra on the west side of the mountain we still got the passage mound exit which faces the equinox sunset. There's a tunnel that goes under the mountain for five miles and connects to the entrance and I found that about eight years ago. Oh my child system. Yeah an entire tunnel and it's been part of folklore for as long as anyone can remember. The same story existed in the Yucatan by the way with the same date of 9,600 BC which is priceless at the end of the younger dryers and the people that end up in the Yucatan

56:04have exactly the same name they're called the people of the serpent and they're called a cunnel. So again we have now something that's not just hypothesis it's becoming much more closer to theory at this point. Amazing. Why I talk to large rock right rocks. In your presentation you talk a great deal about Brittany which is a fascinating place. It has the world's greatest concentration of Megalus. What makes the landscape so unique? Why are there so many of these Megalus? I've seen rows and rows of them. Yeah. And you brought up something that was also quite interesting is the fact that they go right into the ocean. Oh absolutely. There's one place north of Conak which Nubia ever goes to which is fine for me as a filmmaker. I can be left alone. You watch the roads going for people's backyards and farm fields and then they disappear. That these B and B were staying at. The woman was saying that her grandparents were saying only

57:05what 30 years ago that you couldn't walk more than 15 seconds around Conak without bumping into something very very tall. They used the stones for building the towns around there. So you keep going towards the edge of the beach and you see the remains of the stones and they disappear into the sand and the actual back site of the alignment is now three kilometers away on the next island which used to be part of the mainland. So the reason why they're concentrated around the area of Brittany and also in central Portual and Northern Scotland and specifically on the the island of Lewis and Orkney is because of the of several things. One is the actual foundation stone. Huge amounts of granite, huge amounts of iron and lots of quartz sites and of course immediately you have a pH or electric and electrical environment. But there are also the mega lifts also coincide with areas where our gravitational anomalies because gravity is not consistent. And I'm talking about the fact that if you go 10 miles from here your car will suddenly jump off

58:11the road six feet. It's a very subtle change in the gravity field which allows itself enough and it starts to induce altered states of consciousness. So there's the connection there with places that we go to these sites in northern hemisphere, this altered connection with the spirit world. Well I think there's actually something to be said for that. And the other one is that the monuments also appear to coincide with the boundaries where there's a heightened or lessened electrical field. So they're taking advantage of these discrepancies and energy to create a kind of friction in the in the geology and the engine movements that then get attracted to the stones and is used either for healing or the states and also for agriculture by the way. So many examples in folklore even today just talking to a person at the bakery in France about this beautiful mural of a cow and a woman holding a bundle of sheath and this enormous passage mound called the rock of the fairies by the way. And I just said that it is still venerate so the connection between

59:14Megaliths and agriculture. Oh yes. And she looks a bit embarrassed. No you can talk to me. I'm writing about this so I understand. Well yes my family they have observed that if we actually put the plants like wheat for example or barley if we plant nearer to the Megaliths the plants are doing better. They grow much better and they're healthier. The thirdary are way the more you have to rely on fertilizer and chemicals but and there is a connection all around the world even in a Polynesia that they said the same thing. There's a relationship between the vitality of the land and the growth and vitality of crop that are part of the vicinity of the slides. So ready three different purposes that we can find so far for this Megalithic construction project. You mentioned Karnak. Karnak is a real phenomenon and I'm curious to know since we last talked do you think that those stones kind of treat like an engine of some kind in a natural flow.

1:00:21If you have a thousand or two thousand or more standing stones that run for miles that's going to create some form of a vortex isn't it? Yeah it does and the lines are certainly channeling the energy into a divided guided area and the lines usually end up or the yeast to end up in these oval we call them stone circles because they're actually oval circles and that's where the energy concentrates and back I think it was back in the 90s early 90s there was a gentleman who is American and I'm forgetting names at the moment I hope I'm not getting dementia or something he did a project in Stonehenge and Avery being the world's biggest stone circle and that's a bolt of it he actually spent weeks putting electrodes in the ground in and around Avery and he found that the energy is actually conducted down the stone avenue that leads the energy into Avery itself

1:01:22but it was just the fact that the stones are there on top of this wonderful chalk which by the way is a wonderful material for collecting electric current because when water goes through chalk it creates electricity. Not enough heat to feel but there's a low lying electrical current right there but he noticed how the actual stones on the avenue leading to the stone circle that you can't see from any direction by the way very well hidden the stones are faced with opposite magnetic poles so this stone will have a positive pole and this stone will have the negative pole and then they would interchange and he said that's exactly how they built the cern at Calyde in Switzerland to move atoms to go in a certain direction so this we're talking now four four and half thousand years ago they were able to move the current using the magnetic poles of these carefully placed stones and then when the energy is conducted into the actual site it started to build up before dawn and the book John Burke the Lake John Burke there we go. Oh I was going to

1:02:27suggest John yeah exactly the Lake John Burke Lake great John Burke and he basically I'm trying to paraphrase his entire manuscript on this he said that the ditch that still there around Avery collects this energy in the middle of the night when the land is gone to sleep it's building up and building up and the remarkable thing that he said was just when the sun basically hits the horizon at dawn the two big entrance stones are still there in the end in the stone circle suddenly open up like a gate and all of that energy that's collecting in the actual ditch is thrust into the center of the stone circle at twice the frequency of the local landscape so not only is it attracting the natural current it's doubling the energy as well and no one can explain how a bunch of rocks and a ditch are able to do that and the place where it goes to is called the code there's three massive stones to remain and if you go there at midday the sun happens to be shining over

1:03:28the central stone big lozen stone you'll see a carved serpent with a head still intact on the back of the stone because that's where the energy connects it's the serpent energy and that's where the Vikings used to go and look we go to sharpen their the the the spears and their sword on the back of the stone you can see the cuts in the stone itself they will take the energy of the stone into their sword before they went off into battle and that was from about two and a half thousand years ago their stories amazing what happens to us physiologically when we walk at Karnak because if you're walking among thousands and thousands of stones it must do something to you know maybe it makes you more meditative it makes you want to sit down and relax or something I don't know you've been there many times funny I've never been the Karnak I need to add it to my you have my bucket list in fact send me a private email tell you places where nobody goes to

1:04:31with the greatest charges are you're gonna be good map reader and talk nicely to the farmers but their stuff there was this incredible um the energy um well it hasn't got any good for my hair say that much um it's it's used for many many many many things and but the primal saying in terms of folklore um is about discovering yourself discovering your place and the biggest scheme of things because it opens up this layer of and I mean I'm saying some personal experience I haven't been so I want to hear about this I just what I walk into these places I feel like I've left the world behind I mean another level of reality uh literally away with the fairies I met the forrically and technically speaking and I actually get most of my information from my books from these experiences because I go in there without any expectation I just say what is this all about how can I teach this to people who really want to know and be a good teacher and I'll just walk around aimlessly I'll be attracted to some stones and suddenly I get visions or a voice in my

1:05:33head and I got my note pad and I just write that's interesting great I'll go and sit at the pub look at the notes and I go where did that come from this would be fantastic if it's true so of course I'll spend two years researching this in the you know scientific papers in the library folklore and it's all there uh so it's one way to connect with an astral reference library um if you go back to the time of play two and Pyfagoras they did exactly the same thing for their work when they went into the temples of Diana in Greece which were designed for exactly the same thing to have an out-of-body experience that was just one purpose then of course you got the agricultural connection and then there's one which I suspect was to do with the kind of earth tuning because the other thing that all of these constant treasures of Megalus have in common they are the most seismically active areas of those parts of the world now who on in their right mind would go for this incredible exercise of putting up these enormous stones tens of thousands of them and watch them

1:06:33basically wobble and fall down but they don't because they're so beautifully kept together with their central gravity that they stay exactly where they are so I suspect that there's something we haven't yet discovered with and this is where hypothesis comes in they could have been doing a kind of Wi-Fi which is what Nicolay Tesla had also been looking at about the ancients and their ability to move energy from A to B wirelessly I think Tesla was onto something now we just have to prove that actually that's what is actually taking place but the network is broken down there's so little of it left we can only use conjecture but I do believe that there's also a movement there are stories in the Pacific to talk about the Megalus being used to expand your telepathic ability to send messages from this island to that island and when you're living in the Pacific where you rely on nature to guide you so that you survive for day to day they don't make the stuff up this day only talk about this stuff if it works for them and it's useful for their tribe and for

1:07:36their longevity and I for one believe them we're going to take a short commercial break to allow our sponsors to identify themselves and we will return shortly with my guest today Freddie Silva joining us from CPAC the upcoming online conference well be right back with you so

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1:09:44time to find yours but hurry these deals won't last long Toyota's easy choice sales event and soon we make it easy Toyota let's go places my guest today is author Freddie Silva he is part of the CPAC conference held this weekend in Newport Beach from more information go to CPACOnline.com when we look at satellite imagery of Karnak and we see these rows and rows of of megalis what do we see do we see it going into the ocean and as anyone got underwater and done any underwater archaeology to see if there's circles or land forms or buildings or anything what do we what do we have so far all of the above there's now papers that have been published they're freely available and they talk about megalis they the end of the the avenue yet you can't see them from the sky

1:10:46you have to physically go there because so many of them are now covered up with layers of debris and sand and like I said there's one up in the in the northern coast Plurévoin I believe it is and you can literally go there when the tide's going out have a sandwich and watch this massaged passage mound just come up on the beach there's dozens of them and there's one which now is so old big domine and it's a many the many still there the domine that looks like it's part of the the rock of the hill and it's right on the edge of the ocean now I can tell you that's not where the ocean used to be it's encroached for many miles because that's a very low lying land they've actually found the remains of old habitations sea traps as well one of them is over 9000 years old they're designed to trap the fish at low tide and around them you've got these magnificent parts of Dolman still there I've always wanted to ask approach the camera John Cameron

1:11:47to take a submersible that it keeps sending to these deep trenches in the ocean with there's nothing but one fish why don't you take it someplace it's only 80 feet deep yeah really hard to see and it gives it because of the Atlantic's rushing in to that coastline and go there and find this missing land because that's what the local legends talk about there's a legend especially in bread dying of the land of lease which basically went underwater in the blink of an eye and and it said that monuments are running away from it and I was and I wrote that and published that in a documentary and I said my impression of the monuments is that they didn't just appear on land they're running away from an encroaching tide they're getting younger and younger as they go inland they started old they get inundated and someone comes along later a thousand two thousand years later and keeps adding and extending the the the enterprise and now it's proven to be true they have the same store in Cornwall as well with the eyes of silly that used to be part of the mainland now underwater

1:12:50so it's a good thing to look at folklore because they only wrote things down because it made sense and because it was useful for the longevity and survival of the tribe they would make things up and the more we look at new open-minded scientists who are now publishing information on this is matching the folklore so the two are coming closer together which is wonderful yeah I love it now you can conclude with Northern Scotland and the Orkney Islands is there a pathway of megalith from Portugal leading through France into the Orkney Islands is that why you added them? No it was only because they shared the same attribute this is why this receipt was so important once we figured out what was happening in Karnak and around the Brittany region someone else did the same thing in around Evra and then also up in Orkney but none of them spoke to each other I guess you took someone like me to connect the dots and go with them and we have a story here

1:13:52yeah it's funny because some of these people you think that they share the information but it gets very possessive and I'm not going to go and argue with them that they have their own reasons for that but as someone who likes to see the big picture and connect the dots which is what I do I saw very quickly how three different groups of scientists working independently were reaching similar solutions which creates a story which essentially describes the whole of Western Europe in one go and it describes that the movement and progression of megalithic building from at least 8,000 BC all the way to 4,000 BC so someone was keeping this going again and again and again new people showing up with the same idea the same technology and the same rhythm and the kept it maintained for thousands of years because what you see in Northern Scotland is a carbon copy of what you see in Portugal in France and also in Armenia and Ukraine but much younger and much smaller it gets smaller and smaller than young as you get towards Northern Scotland but no left profound yeah for example a bragar the famous ring of bragar up in Orkney massive beautiful stone

1:14:58circle that's an Egyptian word it's actually the enclosure of the sun so how did the Egyptians end up up there? Stennis which is my favorite stone circle and there's only three stones left and I always felt whenever I walked in down walking to a machine I'm walking to a meeting place what it turns out in Armenia Stennis actually means the place of council and the Norwegians actually wrote about it being the place of council for these people who were seafaring astronomer priests who looked at the stars and they were associated with the megaliths but the Norwegians didn't know how and what the connection was because the story was already so old and so ingrained in the folklore where it turns out that these two people had a name they were called the petty and the papa and I thought okay what else could we possibly know about them and don't ask me how this stuff finds me but it does I was looking in the middle east at these names and they're sure enough in Persia in Armenia in Sumeria and ancient Egypt those two words actually exist and they actually

1:15:59refer to the priests they were dressed in white rows they were quite tall they were seafaring astronomers and depending on where you come from where its Persia, Armenia or Egypt they mean three different things the words peppy and pate mean holy ones heavenly initiates or those who see far in other words they were possessed with the ability of clavuans wow it is quite amazing I've seen pictures of Orkney Island and there's some very interesting settlements and living quarters but are there dolmen in Orkney? There's one it's it's not in good shape I can only think of one and I'm trying to find out where it is in my head not conscious there is one which still has the mound next to it and it's just down the road from Stennis you just take the road south west take the first right around the lock and it's still there

1:17:04so the dolmen is still covered by its own other mound looks like a but actually it's the smallest version of Mazehal and that is actually a dolmen in the center with the three chambered configuration with a long stone passage so when the earth finally erodes thousands of years from now what you'll see is a dolmen with a passage mound and by the way Mazehal is Mazehar in Arminian which means the meeting place of the counselors of Orion and it is aligned to the setting of Orion in 4800 BC I can see why you're so excited about this because there's a lot of common ground a lot of similarity and it's all mega-lithic builders and so you're kind of shedding light on all this yes 20 years of work you think that the management would have sent someone who can do this stuff a bit quicker but there are no shortcuts in this no work my friend well you're decoding this stuff and it's not easy what what's it what's a general astronomical theme that you see across all these

1:18:09megalithes is there an alignment is there a design feature that is kind of a common theme did you say the tea theme is there a common theme common theme in the design yes there is and the the the the mean the kuregens of Siberia are the same as Mazehal or the passage mounds of Western Europe there's one in Portugal which is the biggest passage mound outside of of Brittany it's called the anti-Zambusierre tri-translating that when you're not drunk and it's massive it's exactly as you would find up in the Siberia today and they're just digging them up in Siberia now it's the same thing exactly same design what amazes me and it's only just don't on me and I wish traveling this year was a lot cheaper because I got more time on my hands and until this ridiculous

1:19:09war is over the price of well comes down it's just hard to travel right now so I'm kind of sitting here frustrated because I began to realize as I'm going around hundreds and hundreds of sites and taking photographs and making notes the same shapes keep coming up again and again so I'm finding the same shapes of stones in Orkney in the Isle of Lewis that are in Portugal and in Karnak and I'm thinking now I have to go back to all these sites because if they are and that's not just one I'm talking about dozens of shapes which are identical okay even in Armenia in northern India they have exactly the same shape of stones which they don't come out of the ground that they've been deliberately shaped like that for example there's one in northern India which is exactly the same shape and exactly the same foot heights as the central stone of Kalanesh in Scotland so I'm thinking that these stones are designed to tell you a story are they aligned to the same stars are they marking something on the landscape because if I can prove that we're onto something very different here we

1:20:13can definitely prove that these people over many thousands of years were boring from the same manual the question is what were the stones actually looking at that to keep repeating the same shapes over and over and over now there's one in aivbri which is a very beautiful stone which like a sort of an angular head that then takes a big shape like this and everybody takes a picture of it on the avenue I've seen that in Portugal I've seen that in north of Karnak in the middle of a forest I saw that in Anglesey I saw that in Ireland so what does it mean why is that stone shape so important what is it marking what is it looking at so just open up another can of worms for myself there well you know it's always funny I've always thought that there was a blueprint for pyramid building in in Mexico and in Southeast Asia why not a blueprint for make a list in Europe I mean it would make sense and in fact when I was talking to Miguel Amel Vegada who's my very good amigo and compadre in in Yucatan he didn't talk about the myer than anybody else I can think of at least to speak English

1:21:19and I mean I know a few have been got to Mala but you've got to get it translated yeah I can tell you and I said you know it's funny the same ship is popping up over the world there's overwhelming connect with Orion the same thing exists also in Yucatan as well and I said you know if I was a myer looking at the pyramids of Egypt yeah I would say it I mean saying this for years we've never found the entrance to any of the pyramids in Egypt we found the shafts that go into the actual building but they're bloody awkward and you've been there it's not easy even for a short person it's not easy and I've always argued they come the entrance up below because the shot the pyramid is the phatic portion of the underground portion which is the female portion and if you want to get into any of the pyramids in the Yucatan you go through underground river because all the rivers underground you go into a sacred cave which is the divine mother the womb you prepare you go through a shaft into the center of the pyramid which is the middle world which

1:22:21were you do your work and you then you appear at the top of the pyramid because it's the phallic same thing in Egypt and I believe I've now found thanks to the help of a couple of other people that were on they were looking for something different and they took a photograph and I thought ah that's exactly what I'm looking for the entrances to all the pyramids in Giza are in the side temples and there's a trap door somewhere on the floor that lifts up the lager to go underground and I'm going to go there in October and see if I can prove this so you're going to go Egypt in October you have a tour you're a person Egypt every year I do it 28 times now I even know the members of the police and the five star generals uh yeah we got special favors they love me I mean I was rather busy you mean I bought the whole I maybe I shouldn't say this I bought the whole police force of habit of the $15 which is basically buying everybody around the coffee shy shy and I brought them back lover they love me and I treat them well and I showed them respect so if I need

1:23:23anything if my group it needs anything said we'll keep tourists away you go over there no one's allowed yeah I work yeah I like to I like to work quietly behind the scenes so I do believe that it was the preparatory temples on the side of the pyramids that are the entrances to the actual lowest section of the pyramid and now with the work done by Filippo and Armando May we are beginning to finally realize that that actually is the case now not that I totally agree with where they're going with the theory because the technology that they're using is limited so like you can only see with saw for 30 meters you can't go to the meters and I was having dinner with them I said you know I will say to you I'm skeptical of what you think because of that keep it real and you'll attract a lot more people because you start allowing people to go off into there's a whole kilometer of spiral staircases and I'm going you can't say that right now but there is something there I don't know that like in secara if you go just down the road there is a 30 meters shaft

1:24:28which you can go right up to and that's how deep the shafts are there so we definitely know that there are shafts under the pyramid exactly as you'd expect in central america and elsewhere we can't like Filippo can't get anyone to verify from the antiquities department they don't want to have anything to do with this oh they don't want to know we have to wait for a new bunch of people to come in and there was a new head of Egyptian antiquities briefly I didn't meet him during COVID to the best tours I've ever done actually yeah I know who you're talking about I mean good god it was hard work getting there laughing away and but he was a lovely man yeah but slowly he's touched taking on the manner when the television camera comes out he's like zawi you know I don't mention that name but he's but he's thought I know I'm not particularly fond of him either but for other reasons but the thing is he was beginning to open up to all these possibilities and he gets booted out of there because zawi couldn't possibly have that so he's taking that

1:25:31he get booted out because he was digging at the the great pyramid and he didn't get permission or didn't get enough sign-offs or something like that and so they kind of know he was basically allowing other people with alternative ideas which uh anaphim at his zawi to come in and start prodding around well incredibly that during the short period that this guy was in power is it badawi I'm pretty sure is badawi I can't he's a short he's a shorter man yeah and bold with beautiful great bad name with uh Muhammad Imbrahim four or five years ago yeah we got along immediately it's great about you know follow as a horse of course yeah that's what what uh he actually allowed a lot of the teams from Germany and France to go in there start digging around it did done incredible research by the way where do you agree with the results or not doesn't matter did actually during the work this now been held up for 30 40 years because of zawi and his politics so

1:26:31the quicker we get a new guy in there with a new mindset the quicker we can make more progress so it's not going to be one man it's going to be had to be a mindset you know it's it's a revolution challenge uh Freddie Silva will be at the CPAC on September 25th to 27th his talk is Megalus of Portugal Brittany and Northern Scotland uh I can't imagine it's probably going to be excellent because you'll have incredible photographs of all the information and more details go to uh CPAC online.com and uh mention eight earth agents and you get a hundred bucks off when you register and uh it's going to be a good CPAC is an excellent excellent uh commerce um you're having to be 100 dollars of uh free booze as well it's going to be at the high of the core beach CPAC so the high new part beaches are really

1:27:32nice hotel by the way it's right on the ocean oh good so early because of uh I'm using American Airlines so you never get there on time with American even if you get there at all so I'm going to take it away just to get there yeah uh Freddie give us give us more contact information give us your website and where you're on uh we're at on social media uh I'm on Facebook that's about uh uh I'm a I'm a law diet I really am so I go to my website it's all there invisible temple.com and it's the only place where you'll be able to watch the black and white and the color version of Megalus and believe me when you see in black and white it makes a lot more sense talk about the reason behind the black and white is there something about the photography that brings the stone out or what or does it actually show the carving better everything uh the distractions disappear and suddenly you see the graphicness of the whole thing

1:28:32and the relationship to the landscape color the distraction. I think the close-ups of the of the stonework is that why the black and white is but you know it's just a shape comes out from the uh from its surroundings uh there's nothing else to distract you begin to realize there's a story here there's a there's a commonality to these shapes uh that's how it began just with black and white photography there's a commonality to the shape of the stone uh which I thought was incredible when you're covering a an area of what uh 1500 miles from uh just Portugal to Scotland so how did it came up with the same shapes the same idea was it because a shape was important to the actual function so that's what helped you to do it but the story is very very melancholic it's like we have these groups of people that for several thousands of years maintain a coherent society because of these monuments and suddenly from they're gone they've vanished into the fair now so there's a certain melancholy about the whole story and I thought in black and white and I got two pieces of music which I've always wanted to use and they gave me permission once I showed

1:29:35what the project was about uh it was um Steve Roach who's been doing incredible music yeah since the night as it's Steve I can't afford to pay you but you know you'll be paid a royalty depending on how many people use it you'll get more money than I could ever afford you and he goes absolutely is that your theme music is uh he let me use it I said thank you I've always wanted to use this music my favorite bands IQ if you're into progressive rock they'll have to use the intro which just uh come on you gotta be with the hip people I thought I thought who that is um and he says at 65 um no it just it's just the whole thing is such a wonderful beautiful story but there's a certain melancholy behind it a sucker that we've lost um we should charge it more and in black and white it's almost like watching film while it just makes it so atmospheric but the thing is when I was filming it we were getting a lot of forest fires in Portugal and France and a

1:30:35little bit in Scotland as well and this beautiful rose um a lighting was flying through the landscape because it's filtering out the harsh sunlight the film came out so beautiful and I was looking at the editing I thought no I'm gonna have to have a color version as well because it looks bloody amazing in color as well but you get distracted by the color so on my website you'll have the choice of getting both uh but the black and white really it brings it home it's something I've always wanted to do as well on sacred sites just something that's unique that's timeless and well at least of course before we let you go what's your tour schedule for the coming months what are you where are you gonna be oh god um I'm going back to Gaia in a week I believe I'm doing the ancient civilizations conference again um I'm always the warm-up back for Greg Badeon who I like a lot we take the mech out of each other mercilessly um and then I've got C-pack I've got skip uh

1:31:37snippy in southern Colorado uh which is very weird for me to go to a place where they did a cattle mutilation site but they want to summon to bring in something different and I thought I can tell you something very different there has nothing to do what you're talking about so they want to and Robert Schrock will be there as well oddly enough so I figured he's going I'm going yeah um and then it's C-pack in September and then I got two back-to-back tours of southern Britain and Egypt again oh good that you could have been done for the year for the behavior because it is it is expensive flying it right now especially for six foot five people have to fly business plus because they have no choice yeah that comes out of my paycheck so hopefully next year things will improve and I'm going to do a bit more touring and lecturing you know whatever they can resolve this Iranian thing it's going to make it easier for touring because I go to Egypt every year and we lose a lot of people even though it's a long distance away people don't understand yeah that is the price countering as well I mean I figured that after COVID hotels would obviously be

1:32:41doubling their prices to make up for the two years of loss yeah I get that but you know what once they recognize that people have got used to new prices they're not coming down so the you know place I have to sleep out of the app or because my plan is very early in the morning which I was balking at $195 a night it's now 500 and it's important if I yeah it went up that much in one of my favorite hotels in Egypt not far from the Pyramids which are very famous whose name I won't mention they're now 600 per room and it used to be 200 so I've said bye bye I can spend my money in better places elsewhere you know they don't have air being bees and carol that are legit because oh why don't support them for for political reason this is say that but I like bread and breakfast I actually do prefer smaller hotels which are much more quaint where they have a story to tell and I save all the money to go to the old cataract because I love the old cataract and I I have a good deal with the manager there because I bring him good business and I understand

1:33:47the Egyptian method of you know you bring good business you bring good people they will give you a good deal they're great business people yeah so we respect each other and I've got a good deal there for my group we stay in the old section and I sleep in the room next to where Agatha Christie wrote death on the Nile and how's that for inspiration and that is the fun Agatha Christie wonderful ready as always a pleasure to have you with us and much to the pleasure and don't forget to see him if you want more information go to seepackonline.com for all the details hey real pleasure thanks again so you want to ride my friend McDonald's is putting value back on the menu whether you're craving a big mac McNuggets or sausage egg and cheese McGrittle's make it a meal and save your favorite is now your wallet's favorite too extra value meals are back get a big something extra with a big mac or 10 piece McNuggets fries and

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1:35:53Grant and many others in a really nice program for all the details go to CPAC online.com and register at this point if you want to fly to the conference itself you can use the term earth anxious you'll get like a hundred bucks off the entrance fee but if you're like me you're going to sit and watch it for a hundred bucks by going to CPAC online.com and get all the details that way good good conference lots of good material and very enlightening because there's a lot of really good research that is discussed at that program. Now I want to remind you we'll be in Egypt for our eighth annual Grand Egyptian tour April 25th through May 9th all the details are at earthhens.com for slash tours and we are letting people know about our upcoming Greece tour which is going to

1:36:56be September 27th middle of the month the itinerary is just about ready to be released we're about half full we're going to take about 20 people but this is a tour of all the well known and that's so well known temples of Greece and I trip to Malta which is about 45 minutes to an hour jumper jet from Athens for all the details you can get them on earthhens.com for slash tours but if you're interested in getting on the winning list go to senator earthhens the number four letter u a gmail.com and I'll put you on the list and get right back to you so we do two to three tours a year we're not doing anymore this year because I'm trying to complete my manuscript but 2020 seven is looking really good we may add a trip to Mexico with some archaeologists to discover some new ruins all now that as it is formed and we'll give you give me more information

1:38:00again for all the details go to earthhens.com forward slash tours right that's it for this program I want to thank my guests today Freddie Silva coming to us from the east coast of the United States as always the team of geltore there pavar you guys rock all right take care of me well and we will talk to you next time so

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