Speaker 1: Hey, how you doing.
Speaker 2: This is Cliff your host of Earth Ancients. Welcome to
Speaker 2: another episode of our program. I hope you're doing well. Hey,
Speaker 2: we got Michael Tellinger and we haven't had Michael on
Speaker 2: the show almost four years. He kind of went underground
Speaker 2: after coming out with a book on the Ananaki. But
Speaker 2: while he was writing that book, he also found a
Speaker 2: number of stones and highly charged magnetic unusual geophysics in
Speaker 2: rock in South Africa, and he's resurfaced with some fantastic
Speaker 2: All I can call him is stoneware and we're gonna
Speaker 2: learn today just how powerful these stones are. But what
Speaker 2: is the message, and you'll hear about this, is that
Speaker 2: our ancestors understood natural earth gravitational tileric energy fields and
Speaker 2: they tapped it, they used it. We've had Chris done
Speaker 2: on and he says they channeled it into pyramids and
Speaker 2: distributed these energy fields. Why was this so important? Why
Speaker 2: did they do this? Well, it's obvious that they discovered
Speaker 2: that this was a natural energy source. Now what's interesting
Speaker 2: note is we don't know what was channeled, how they
Speaker 2: used it. We're gonna learn today that it's very powerful
Speaker 2: for healing the human biome. The human physiology, But what
Speaker 2: else could it? What else could it power? Now I
Speaker 2: have been told by Maya and elders that it was
Speaker 2: used for environmental change. And so these pyramids, and by
Speaker 2: the way, I will be leading the tour in Guatemala
Speaker 2: at the end of this month. We leave on the
Speaker 2: We arrive on the thirtieth and the tour starts on
Speaker 2: the first of December. But these pyramids that the Maya
Speaker 2: built were not only energy collectors, they were energy dispersers.
Speaker 2: And it looks like, and it's been told, it's been
Speaker 2: handed down to me, that they were changing the environment.
Speaker 1: Remember the.
Speaker 2: Data sent to me and provided in the book on
Speaker 2: the Maya by Carlos Bareros, an elder in Guatemala, is
Speaker 2: that at their peak there were fifty five thousand pyramids
Speaker 2: in Central Mexico, Central America and Mexico. That's a lot
Speaker 2: of pyramids. And if you go to see what a
Speaker 2: pyramid looks like, and to call or in any of
Speaker 2: the big cities where there's multiple Mayan pyramids, that's a
Speaker 2: hell of a lot of man hours, a hell of
Speaker 2: a lot of work, and a hell of a lot
Speaker 2: of energy. This is a lost science. It's a lot
Speaker 2: of science that we need to pay more attention to.
Speaker 2: I keep saying that the colleges, the universities that are
Speaker 2: putting on archaeologists have to have a course in energy testing.
Speaker 2: Why were these frequencies in design at this level? What
Speaker 2: were they used for? How did they know how to
Speaker 2: place a pyramid over a tulleric field also a lay line?
Speaker 2: What is these what are the interior rock formats of
Speaker 2: these pyramids? And most importantly how do they collect the energy,
Speaker 2: transmute it and disperse it. This is something that I
Speaker 2: found out almost well, yeah, by mistake. In nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 2: a girlfriend and I climbed El Castillo in Chichinitsa in Ucta, Mexico,
Speaker 2: and as we were sitting looking out over one hundred
Speaker 2: plus feet in the air, we got blasted. And I
Speaker 2: didn't even know what had happened to me, but I
Speaker 2: felt like some kind of charge was passing through me.
Speaker 2: And I sat up there and I had dizzy. I
Speaker 2: couldn't do anything. I had to sit up there for
Speaker 2: thirty more minutes. People will walk by me, going what's
Speaker 2: your story? What's your story? In those days, they had
Speaker 2: a rope and a chain that you used to get
Speaker 2: up and thankfully to get back down. So once I
Speaker 2: got my equilibrium back, it came back down to the ground.
Speaker 2: But I learned a huge lesson. It's like, you gotta
Speaker 2: be careful when you're climbing these pyramids because they're dispersing energy.
Speaker 2: So what is this energy? Why why was it used?
Speaker 2: How was it used? And who are these scientists who
Speaker 2: are these early Mayans that used in manufactured energy. We're
Speaker 2: still figuring it out. We just don't know, you know.
Speaker 2: And I have to say it's almost sad that the
Speaker 2: current crop of mayanis. These are archaeologists who specialize in
Speaker 2: Mayan's studies. They don't seem to care about this very
Speaker 2: important science. But as Ed Barnard tells us, you know,
Speaker 2: the archaeological community knows about one percent and has excavated
Speaker 2: probably thirty thirty cities from Central America up to Mexico,
Speaker 2: thirty cities of the almost sixty to one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: cities that we know about through light oar scanning. So
Speaker 2: that's just a drop in a buget. My gut feeling
Speaker 2: is we're going to find a codex that is a
Speaker 2: technical manual. We're going to find some writing that describes
Speaker 2: what is happening in these pyramids, how they were used,
Speaker 2: how they transform energy, and the most important thing, how
Speaker 2: the Earth generates certain types of frequencies that can be tapped.
Speaker 2: This is a very important science that we need to have.
Speaker 2: So today's program is about South Africa and what Michael
Speaker 2: Tellinger believes is Ananaki Cities and these ruins and most
Speaker 2: importantly these Taurus stones and how they are frequency generators
Speaker 2: as well as powerful, powerful healing tools. Now healing is
Speaker 2: one aspect. I'm really curious if you are mentally able
Speaker 2: to focus on one of these stones to see what
Speaker 2: comes up in your mind. That would be really fascinating possibility.
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Speaker 2: few years since we had Michael Tellinger on the program.
Speaker 2: And if you don't know who he is, he is
Speaker 2: a research investigator and South Africa. He's written a number
Speaker 2: of books, most notably on the Ananaki uh and these
Speaker 2: amazing rock sites that cluster parts of South Africa that
Speaker 2: run into the millions. And he has some new discoveries
Speaker 2: and some new I want to call them toleric energy
Speaker 2: stones that he has discovered that we want to talk about. So, hey, Mike,
Speaker 2: great to see you, man, how you been excellent.
Speaker 1: I'm good to see you, Cliff being a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, I just want to mention you are excited
Speaker 2: about your rugby team getting into the finals. So congratulations
Speaker 2: to South Africa for for getting pretty far. So that's
Speaker 2: that's a lot of work to get to the championship level.
Speaker 1: Well, look, South Africa is back to back world champions Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is that's a big deal, very big deal. So
Speaker 1: you know, we're just playing in the north. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm a big rugby guys now, I love rugby. So
Speaker 1: the weekends during rugby season, weekends on our time to
Speaker 1: take off, decompress and watch my rugby games.
Speaker 2: Thank god. Yeah, fantastic. Well, let's catch up a little bit.
Speaker 2: I'd like to learn a little bit about the the
Speaker 2: stone circles. What's been going on with those? You you
Speaker 2: consider them, I believe you call them a form of
Speaker 2: a generator of some kind, But have you done any
Speaker 2: follow up research? Have you done any scans, any energy
Speaker 2: testing of these circles?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a cliff. I need to just make one
Speaker 1: thing very clear. First of all, I'm an independent researcher.
Speaker 1: I don't have any money. The little bit of money
Speaker 1: that I make through my book sales and and my
Speaker 1: tours and souff with all goes into either the Once
Speaker 1: More Time initiative or more awesome research or preserving the
Speaker 1: ancine ruins because no one is preserving them. I'm the
Speaker 1: guy that's.
Speaker 2: Nobody's preserving the ancient ruins.
Speaker 1: You're saying no one, no one is preserving them.
Speaker 2: They no Society for Ancient Ruins in South Africa.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Wow, they've been destroyed. They've been destroyed at an unbelievable rate. Wow.
Speaker 1: It's depressing and upsetting. Anyway, So all the research and
Speaker 1: discoveries that have been made in the Stone Circle ruins
Speaker 1: and at Adam's callender were done by accident with some
Speaker 1: tools that we may have had on us at the time,
Speaker 1: or flying a drone and then the drow you lose
Speaker 1: control of the drone. And when you start getting repetitive
Speaker 1: situations like that, you realize, oh, my goodness, this thing,
Speaker 1: the energy feels from this are affecting the drone operation,
Speaker 1: or utilizing your GPS inside the ruins and at Adam's
Speaker 1: calendar and you lose GPS signal time and all the time,
Speaker 1: over and over again, so you start to recognize and
Speaker 1: realize what to look for. Or when I've taken people
Speaker 1: on tour over the years since two thousand and eight,
Speaker 1: taking people on tour of the ruins of the ancient sites,
Speaker 1: and happened to have some special device with them, and
Speaker 1: then before I know, they've got the device out memberzine
Speaker 1: measuring something and all, and I go, wow, what's that?
Speaker 1: I say, oh, I brought this along. And then we
Speaker 1: then we discover something by accident, because I didn't know
Speaker 1: they were bringing those devices with them, and then we
Speaker 1: measure it, and then we take some notes and I
Speaker 1: take some photographs and then those people move on. So
Speaker 1: I've had a few amazing, probably you know, two dozen
Speaker 1: experiences like this, maybe more, of all kinds of different
Speaker 1: instruments and tools and equipment to measure the energies from
Speaker 1: the sound frequencies of the magnetic fields to the electromagnetic
Speaker 1: fields to what was called the heat signature energies under
Speaker 1: the ground, the effects on the body. Actually, I must say,
Speaker 1: I forget sometimes how much work I've done on this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: in twenty eighteen, let me put this. In twenty eighteen,
Speaker 1: I had what I called my Stone Circle research expedition,
Speaker 1: and I had twelve people here from all over the world.
Speaker 1: I think six of them or seven of them were
Speaker 1: from the USA and then from Europe and Australia and
Speaker 1: so forth. And every day before we went out to
Speaker 1: the ruins to go and explore the ruins and do
Speaker 1: all kinds of measurements and photographs and look what we
Speaker 1: can find. We did about seven or eight funk vital
Speaker 1: body functions like blood pressure, temperature, iris response, blood sugar,
Speaker 1: the blood flow in your body, with a special camera
Speaker 1: that picks up the blood flow in your body, so
Speaker 1: it's like a heat thermal imaging camera. And we did
Speaker 1: it with twelve people before we went to the ruins,
Speaker 1: and again immediately after we came back from the ruins,
Speaker 1: and so we have I can't say thirty days, but
Speaker 1: definitely twenty days of consistent measurements. So this is a real,
Speaker 1: you know, scientific experiment that shows conclusively that exposure to
Speaker 1: the stone circle ruins is beneficial to your body and
Speaker 1: the physiology and your body's health unquestionably. So that that
Speaker 1: was a big, big eye opener. At that stage, we
Speaker 1: already knew about the fact that the stone circles, but
Speaker 1: all these energies and in essence they are energy generating devices,
Speaker 1: that's what And.
Speaker 2: Would you say that that was an outliner benefit that
Speaker 2: you think was built into these stone circles or is
Speaker 2: it just a result of them being these little mini
Speaker 2: generators all connected that that that's one of the benefits
Speaker 2: of working and transmuting earth energy exactly.
Speaker 1: See you now, because you understand sound resonance frequency earth energies,
Speaker 1: you immediately picked up on how these things work. So
Speaker 1: first of all, let me just take a few steps back.
Speaker 1: For people that don't know the stone Circle ruins, please
Speaker 1: go to my website Michael Tellinger dot com or go
Speaker 1: to my Lodge website Stone Circle Lodge dot co dot
Speaker 1: z A right or z A for your American listeners,
Speaker 1: Stone Circle Lodge dot co dot z A and and
Speaker 1: have a look at the visuals and and and all
Speaker 1: the stuff there so you understand what the stone circles
Speaker 1: look like. Every stone circle and you look at it
Speaker 1: from the air represents a simatic shape, a simatic pattern
Speaker 1: that represents a certain sound frequency. And that became very
Speaker 1: evident to me right in the beginning, you know, when
Speaker 1: when we realized that there was energies coming out of
Speaker 1: the stone walls and frequencies and sound and magnetic fields
Speaker 1: and so forth. I suddenly realized, oh, my goodness, these
Speaker 1: stone circles represent the sound frequency it comes out of
Speaker 1: the earth at that specific point. That's why each one
Speaker 1: is such a unique shape. And so what are the
Speaker 1: earth frequencies? Earth frequencies is good frequencies. We want to
Speaker 1: vibrate and resonate with earth frequencies, and the stone circles
Speaker 1: amplify the earth frequencies. So that's a good place to be.
Speaker 1: So the moment you approach the walls of a stone
Speaker 1: circle and you go inside, you're now exposed to the
Speaker 1: amplified frequencies of Mother Earth. Whatever that frequency of that
Speaker 1: Stone circle may be, it's an amplification of Earth frequency.
Speaker 1: It's spectacular. So, whether you know it or not, the
Speaker 1: trillions of cells in your body start to vibrate with
Speaker 1: those frequencies and the various fractals and harmonics of that frequency.
Speaker 1: So it is good for your health and good for
Speaker 1: your body. So the healthy cells vibrate and they get healthier,
Speaker 1: they get energized and charged, and so people always feel
Speaker 1: so good after they've been inside the stone circle. They
Speaker 1: feel revitalized and energized and good and talkative and and
Speaker 1: you know, your blood pressure is good. You've healed, and
Speaker 1: the diseased cells vibrate with the frequency, so they start
Speaker 1: to heal. And so we've had hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker 1: testimonials of people since two thousand and probably two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight or nine. I started to get people tell me,
Speaker 1: you know, I had this problem with that problem, and
Speaker 1: after being in the Start Circle with you, it's gone.
Speaker 1: That problem is gone, my back pain is gone, or
Speaker 1: my diabetes feel is better, or whatever the problem was
Speaker 1: to the extreme. The most extreme one was cancer, full
Speaker 1: blood cancer, where the woman an American from Vermont was
Speaker 1: going to die. She came on this was a bucket list.
Speaker 1: She thought, this is going to be a final visit,
Speaker 1: final tour in her life. Then she went back to Vermont.
Speaker 1: The doctor told her what you've been doing. She said, well,
Speaker 1: I've been visiting these ancient sites. The doctor said, we'll
Speaker 1: do more of it because your cancer is receding. So
Speaker 1: they came back. The next year, they did another tour
Speaker 1: with me. She went back and the cancer was gone.
Speaker 1: So she came and told me this. Three years later
Speaker 1: at an event in Vermont, she came to my special
Speaker 1: event there to thank me for saving her life. This
Speaker 1: is I mean, this is crazy stuff, you know.
Speaker 2: So did you do any bus measure houtworks, Michael, Did
Speaker 2: you do like from the beginning, did you do like
Speaker 2: any little basic equipment registered to determine that this energy
Speaker 2: was emitting from these stone circles and you could see
Speaker 2: a fluctuation on some kind of a meter or whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, we had a very special device at this
Speaker 1: guy again, this guy arrived out of the blue, out
Speaker 1: of nowhere, and he had these very sophisticate, expensive, very
Speaker 1: expensive device. I mean it costs like, you know, twenty
Speaker 1: or thirty thousand dollars for this device, maybe even more.
Speaker 1: And and it could measure sound frequencies, it hurts, it
Speaker 1: could measure decibels, it could measure magnetic fields, it could
Speaker 1: measu electromagnetic fields. You just put it on the setting
Speaker 1: and then you measure that specific thing. And he started
Speaker 1: to freak out. I mean, you plug a big like
Speaker 1: dish antenna onto it like a satellite bag. Oh yeah, no,
Speaker 1: this is proper, proper equipment, you know. And so he was,
Speaker 1: you know, you pointed at the walls and you just
Speaker 1: see the frequency that it's picking up from the wall
Speaker 1: and that sound frequency into the gigahertz. Now just think
Speaker 1: about this. Sound isn't supposed to travel in gigaherds in
Speaker 1: the air that we are in. So so what were
Speaker 1: we picking up. We're picking up the sound frequency resonance
Speaker 1: inside the stones in the walls and as they were
Speaker 1: emitting out of the walls, and then it converts to
Speaker 1: magnetic fields. And then he picked up the magnetic fields
Speaker 1: because the sound sound moves, so the stone circles pick
Speaker 1: up the sound from the ground, that sound moves through
Speaker 1: the walls, and that moving sound generates magnetic fields. This
Speaker 1: is a well known phenomenon, well studied and you know
Speaker 1: understood phenomenon. And those moving magnetic fields then create electromagnetic fields.
Speaker 1: So we picked up all those sound frequencies, magnetic fields
Speaker 1: and electromagnetic fields all coming out of the stone walls.
Speaker 1: It's insane. And every stone circle we went to had
Speaker 1: different frequencies. And then when we came back to verify
Speaker 1: it some time later, sometimes a year later, and a
Speaker 1: few several months later, we've found that the frequencies changed.
Speaker 1: They are different. It still generates frequencies, but they're not
Speaker 1: the same measurements that there were previously, which tells us
Speaker 1: that these machines are alive. They're pulsating, they're vibrating, that
Speaker 1: they're not static. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now in these circles, you've found these I call them
Speaker 2: donut stones or circle stones, and in different rocks. And
Speaker 2: you have a museum that you call the museum the
Speaker 2: Lie and the.
Speaker 1: Stone Circle Museum. Yeah, it's at Stone Circle Lodge. I've
Speaker 1: got a Stone Circle Museum and the and the new
Speaker 1: one that still needs to be finished.
Speaker 2: So many years talk about this new discovery of the
Speaker 2: tourist stones. Are these stone circles that you have had
Speaker 2: previously that you just discovered emit energy or is this
Speaker 2: a whole new class of stone circle.
Speaker 1: So the tourist stones little stones. Here, here's a tourist stone.
Speaker 1: This is what is referred to as tourist stones or
Speaker 1: our mainstream archaeology caused these weights for digging sticks very ignorantly.
Speaker 2: Where are they found, Michael, What part of the country
Speaker 2: are they fund?
Speaker 1: All over Africa? Yeah, in fact, they found them in Egypt.
Speaker 1: That you find them in America and Mexico all over
Speaker 1: the world, but southern Africa is where they became famous.
Speaker 1: They are famous because you also have bushman rock art
Speaker 1: that show bushman hunting or do all kinds of stuff
Speaker 1: with sticks and these stones on their sticks. So it
Speaker 1: tells us that the bushmen two hundred thousand years ago,
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty thousand years ago, because they've been
Speaker 1: here for a long time, we're already using these stones
Speaker 1: as aids to help them with their with their sticks
Speaker 1: and digging sticks or whatever they were doing with those sticks,
Speaker 1: hunting or foraging for food or whatever. But these toural
Speaker 1: stones are energy generating devices. They generate energy. They suck
Speaker 1: energy from the one side and they push it out
Speaker 1: the other side. And we've measured this very very clearly
Speaker 1: with heat sensitive camera thermal imaging cameras. It shows very clearly.
Speaker 1: You photograph the one side, it's blue and blue, green
Speaker 1: and cold. It shows you the temperature like twenty one
Speaker 1: degrees celsius. You turn the stone around and suddenly it's red.
Speaker 1: Photograph's red. It's emanating heat and the temperature goes from
Speaker 1: twenty degrees to forty two degrees celsius. Is a twenty
Speaker 1: degrees celsius jump in the thermal energy from the one
Speaker 1: side to the other. It's spectacular.
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Speaker 2: against your budget. My guest today is Michael Tellinger. He
Speaker 2: is coming to us from South Africa and we're discussing
Speaker 2: the Taurus Stones. These are these unusual rings shaped donut
Speaker 2: shaped stones that seem to emit energy of some type.
Speaker 2: Is there any intuition on what their original purpose was?
Speaker 2: Were they part of a larger machine? Were they part
Speaker 2: of civilization's tools for inner knowledge pulling down from the
Speaker 2: higher levels of reality or whatever? I mean? I I'm
Speaker 2: just curious because it must have multiple functions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the that's the elusive answer. We have so
Speaker 1: many questions about the tourist stones. I don't think we
Speaker 1: have any real answers other than they generate energy and
Speaker 1: they were used that they obviously used that energy in
Speaker 1: some way. I suspect they may have used the cone
Speaker 1: shaped tools with it to focus that energy. And if
Speaker 1: you focus the energy into a cone shaped tool, if
Speaker 1: you know what you're doing, you can create a Caeser
Speaker 1: beam caser as in as opposed to laser caser, being
Speaker 1: a beam made out of sound, which is a lot
Speaker 1: more powerful than a laser beam.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: So now we got seriously advanced technologies. And don't forget
Speaker 1: that among the stone circle ruins, the stone circles that
Speaker 1: we spoke about, that we measured the frequencies in the walls.
Speaker 1: Among those, we have stone circle ruins that are built
Speaker 1: in the in the shape of magnetrons, these beautiful flowers
Speaker 1: shaped structures clearly magnetrons. Now we've done some research in
Speaker 1: those structures and they have a seriously disturbing and scary
Speaker 1: physical effect on your body. Like what just unbelievable, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Some well, it all depends on you and your health
Speaker 1: and and so forth. So the last research we did
Speaker 1: or experiments we did, we went with a you know,
Speaker 1: blood pressure meter, and to measure your blood pressure and
Speaker 1: your and your beats heartbeat, and and then also your
Speaker 1: your insulin level or blood sugar level and so forth.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you some people wore you. So, you know,
Speaker 1: we measured before you go in, and then you go
Speaker 1: in and stay there for like three minutes. So everybody
Speaker 1: would be in there for the same amount of time
Speaker 1: and come out. We measure blood pressure and art rate
Speaker 1: and and and insulin levels and all that, and it
Speaker 1: was unbelievable. Some people could not stay stay in there
Speaker 1: for three minutes. They could not said, look, I'm going
Speaker 1: to pass out. I'm going to pass out. I can't
Speaker 1: not got to come out like within a minute. And
Speaker 1: we'd come out. We measure that blood pressure and it
Speaker 1: was it was like it was so low, no wonder
Speaker 1: they wanted to pass out other people. Other people would
Speaker 1: go in there and they'd stay there for three minutes,
Speaker 1: that'd come out and they and their heart rate would
Speaker 1: be like two hundred beats a minute as opposed to seventy.
Speaker 1: You know, it's it's insane. It has a profound effect
Speaker 1: on your body.
Speaker 2: So no one's taken taking the Trusts stones and then
Speaker 2: any kind of analytical work is what you're saying now.
Speaker 1: The Torres stones. You know, this particular stone that I
Speaker 1: just showed you saved a friend of mine's life. He
Speaker 1: had cancer, a third third stage lymphatic cancer, and he
Speaker 1: started to take chemo therapy, but he pulled out of
Speaker 1: it after five five chemo therapy sessions. He said he
Speaker 1: couldn't do it. He thought he felt like it was
Speaker 1: going to kill him because it's just so toxic in
Speaker 1: his body.
Speaker 2: The kill.
Speaker 1: He didn't even complete half the course, not even half
Speaker 1: the course.
Speaker 2: So tell the story, Michael, So how did how did
Speaker 2: he come to you? Because this is this YouTube video
Speaker 2: you have up right now on a tourists stone. You
Speaker 2: you met him and was it your suggestion to take
Speaker 2: the torrests Stone.
Speaker 1: Home or no? No, Martin Martin and I started the
Speaker 1: Antiquities Research Institute here to try and set up a
Speaker 1: legitimate research company that was capable of getting funding for
Speaker 1: the research into the Stone Circle ruins and so so
Speaker 1: we started this company together. Martin is a very smart guy,
Speaker 1: incredibly smart guy. He made a lot of discoveries on
Speaker 1: his own because he's just he thinks so outside a
Speaker 1: box and both left and right brain.
Speaker 2: And he lives in South Africa around your area.
Speaker 1: He's an hour away from me here. So he also,
Speaker 1: by the way, he discovered quasi crystals. It's a whole
Speaker 1: other thing for those that follow my YouTube videos, and
Speaker 1: that he discovered quasi crystals that are hundreds of times
Speaker 1: bigger than the original quasi crystals that were discovered in
Speaker 1: I think nineteen eighty one in Russia. Then the guy
Speaker 1: that discovered them on a Nobel Prize, and nothing has
Speaker 1: been found since. Martin found quasi crystals here in the
Speaker 1: in the Giants or in a larger area around Adams Calendar.
Speaker 1: So there's so much. But there's so much information and
Speaker 1: research that we've done in eighteen years, it's difficult to
Speaker 1: try and explain it in one sitting. That's why I'm
Speaker 1: doing more and more videos to get this information out
Speaker 1: there because it's mind blowing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we should mention that you have a YouTube channel
Speaker 2: now is very active in your I think you're putting
Speaker 2: out of video almost once a week now, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sometimes more. Actually I'm trying to put out one.
Speaker 2: You know Michael Tallenger. You just go to Michael Tallenger
Speaker 2: on YouTube. You can see his his videos are pretty good.
Speaker 2: So tell this. So your friend is ill, he goes
Speaker 2: with the doctor.
Speaker 1: He's I didn't know he was ill, so I brought
Speaker 1: this story stone to him. He said, listen, can you
Speaker 1: bring one of your touristones. I want to do some
Speaker 1: I want to do some experiments with it, because he
Speaker 1: was doing experiments with the quasi crystals and getting I
Speaker 1: mean ridiculous results. Stuff that happens with quasi crystals blows
Speaker 1: your mind. I mean, these are superconductors. They the the
Speaker 1: entire scientific fraternity is desperately looking for quasi crystals. Well,
Speaker 1: we have a whole freaking bunch of them. We have
Speaker 1: hundreds of them.
Speaker 2: Well makes crystals unique, Michael, What's what I mean? Do
Speaker 2: they put out uh pazzo electric energy on a higher
Speaker 2: scale than normal crystals.
Speaker 1: They do. They put out energies. The quasi crystals they
Speaker 1: put out energy, They put out magnetic fields. They're magnetic.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous, it's it's it's ridiculous that they are truly
Speaker 1: believable little gems and they've found it.
Speaker 2: Are they found in crystal veins or are they found
Speaker 2: just loose on the surface of the ground. Are they
Speaker 2: found in a certain parties?
Speaker 1: I'll tell you. If I tell you, I'll have to
Speaker 1: kill you. Okay, That's that's our special secret right now,
Speaker 1: because we know where these quasi crystals are. Okay, I don't.
Speaker 1: They must be worth they must be worth a lot
Speaker 1: of them, like a lot of money. A tiny matchhead
Speaker 1: quasi crystal is one hundred times or maybe fifty times
Speaker 1: bigger than the original quasi crystals that were found. And
Speaker 1: I think they only found one or two or three
Speaker 1: of them. And what do they do with them?
Speaker 2: How do they use them?
Speaker 1: Well, they didn't. They haven't that they make synthetic ones now,
Speaker 1: So in the scientific labs they're making synthetic quasi crystals.
Speaker 1: It's like a little dough decahedron. It's it's beautiful little
Speaker 1: dough cahedron. So it's a perfect crystal dircahedron structure.
Speaker 2: There must be some application for it that we don't
Speaker 2: know about for industry.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no. It it's like it's alive. It's like
Speaker 1: it has consciousness. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: You see the video when you see the video of
Speaker 1: of this, so and I know we're getting distracted now
Speaker 1: and again. And I speak under correction because Martin only
Speaker 1: showed this to me a few days ago when I
Speaker 1: was doing the interview with him about how this stone
Speaker 1: cured his cancer. Then he showed me the latest research
Speaker 1: he's done with the quasi crystals, and he showed me
Speaker 1: the video. He shines a laser beam into it and
Speaker 1: it creates these ridiculous patterns, and then you switch the
Speaker 1: laser off, but the quasi crystal has retained the energy
Speaker 1: and it continues to shine that energy.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: No, no, it's it's this is crazy stuff, crazy stuff.
Speaker 1: So Martin is a very smart guy, like incredibly smart
Speaker 1: and anyway, so he had the stone with him because
Speaker 1: he was doing all kinds of crazy experiments. He was
Speaker 1: putting why the copper wire out of it, and the
Speaker 1: kind of way that we think about energy and electricity,
Speaker 1: and then he and then he suddenly realized that this
Speaker 1: the stone has magnetic energy. It generates energy. And he
Speaker 1: had the special device that you use for underwater diving.
Speaker 1: And when you bring it to the stone from the side,
Speaker 1: it picks nothing, no energy, no metal, nothing. This device
Speaker 1: picks up metal or magnetic fields, all right, uh and nothing.
Speaker 1: But when you put the little rod of this device
Speaker 1: into the hole of the stone, it starts to go
Speaker 1: of b b b b b b b b b bbb,
Speaker 1: picks up a magnetic field, so it shows you the
Speaker 1: stone is alive. Anyway, so he worked with a stone
Speaker 1: while he started doing his chemotherapy.
Speaker 2: What type of cancer did he have?
Speaker 1: It was lymphatic cancer, okay, spread right right through his body. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and and and then he stopped. He stopped taking after
Speaker 1: the fifth treatment, or he may have gone for the
Speaker 1: fifth treatment and then said no, I'm not doing it
Speaker 1: because he first wanted to see the scan, the PE
Speaker 1: the full body PET scan, you know, photon emission tomography.
Speaker 1: I think that sort of sends for PET and and
Speaker 1: and the doctor didn't even look at the scan, at
Speaker 1: the DVD or the CD to say, you know, okay,
Speaker 1: the chemo is working, there's remission, or it's not working.
Speaker 1: We have to do this or that. The doctor just
Speaker 1: assumed the cancids will be there. So they were had
Speaker 1: him lined up for another treatment, and he said no,
Speaker 1: and he and he just pulled out the state. He said, no,
Speaker 1: don't even I want to see the scan first. I
Speaker 1: want to know where I stand because this stuff is
Speaker 1: killing me. It's like putting hydrochloric acid in my veins.
Speaker 1: And he didn't want to do it. And I remember
Speaker 1: I remember him telling me how awful it was. And
Speaker 1: and anyway, so I then basically the same week that
Speaker 1: he went for that scan. I took the stone back
Speaker 1: from him because I wanted to do some filming with
Speaker 1: it at my site here. And he went to that
Speaker 1: doctor and he went to his office and he put
Speaker 1: the CD in and then the doctor started to look
Speaker 1: at the scan. Now, Martin explained to me that this
Speaker 1: PT scan, it literally scans your body, like you know,
Speaker 1: layer by layer bah layer, and you're looking at your
Speaker 1: body from your tip of your head all the way
Speaker 1: down to your toes, and every layer of it. They
Speaker 1: pick up where the cancer is, where there was cancer,
Speaker 1: if the if you're in remission from cancer, or if
Speaker 1: it's getting worse, and you can normally see a cancer patient,
Speaker 1: it shows up that there was cancer but it's now gone.
Speaker 1: It shows you and this guy, this doctor was looking
Speaker 1: at this and Martin was looking at it with him,
Speaker 1: there was not a single sign of any cancer and
Speaker 1: his body. The doctor said he couldn't understand what's going on.
Speaker 1: It's like and he said to Martin, there's no sign
Speaker 1: of cancer in your body, no sign that you have cancer,
Speaker 1: no sign that you're in remission from cancer or that
Speaker 1: you had cancer. There's just no sign of cancer anyway.
Speaker 1: It's wild it's pretty wild.
Speaker 2: That's amazing. And you only lent him the stone for
Speaker 2: what a week or so and then you.
Speaker 1: Go it was it was probably eight maybe ten weeks,
Speaker 1: eight weeks between eight and ten weeks.
Speaker 2: So he had a chance to really work it over.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it was with him, And like you told me,
Speaker 1: he developed a relationship with the stone. That's what happens
Speaker 1: with people, and you develop a relationship with a stone.
Speaker 1: I'm starting to develop a relationship with a stone now
Speaker 1: because I've had it for I think it's about a week.
Speaker 1: I've had it for a week exactly now, and sitting
Speaker 1: in my in my home office. Yeah, in front of
Speaker 1: my books.
Speaker 2: So where what do you hypothesize happened with him? Do
Speaker 2: you think that he triggered a cellular reaction by simply
Speaker 2: I don't know what he did. I don't know if
Speaker 2: he told you or not, but perhaps utilizing the energy
Speaker 2: of the stone for a few hours every day. Did
Speaker 2: he tell you that he developed a method of using.
Speaker 1: No, he just said he had the stone with him
Speaker 1: all the time. He slept with it next to his bed. Oh,
Speaker 1: he kept it with him on the desk if he
Speaker 1: was working doing something else. Sometimes he put it on
Speaker 1: his lap. Even when he went somewhere for a drive
Speaker 1: in his car, he'd say he'd take the stone with
Speaker 1: him and carry the stone with him.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. So did he have a physical sense
Speaker 2: of remission? Did he say, I'm feeling better, I feel
Speaker 2: like I can do more activity.
Speaker 1: No, No, he didn't. I think the stone was Well,
Speaker 1: that's not the impression that I got. I didn't ask
Speaker 1: him that question, and that's a good question to ask him.
Speaker 1: Did you feel that the stone was healing you while
Speaker 1: you had it? Well, he never brought that up. He never,
Speaker 1: he never suggested that. He just said that he developed
Speaker 1: a very close bond and a relationship with the stone.
Speaker 1: That's what everyone everyone that's ever had one of my
Speaker 1: tourists stones, except Nassim Haram Maine. Because the stone that
Speaker 1: I brought to Nasim that crashed the TSA security system.
Speaker 2: I remember that you couldn't get it through the TSA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah. So anyway, so we got it to Hawaii,
Speaker 1: to Kauai. I handed it to Nassim to do research
Speaker 1: with because at the Resonance Institute research lab that he
Speaker 1: had there, and he had some really good talented people there,
Speaker 1: and I gave him the bloody This is the this
Speaker 1: is like the silver bullet man for studying toroidal fields
Speaker 1: to roidal energy. This is the thing that the ancients
Speaker 1: were using to generate energy. And that seem I don't
Speaker 1: think he, I don't think he really understood. It's just somehow,
Speaker 1: somehow the penny didn't drop for him. So he took
Speaker 1: it home and he had it at home on on
Speaker 1: his on his fireplace, on his mental piece somewhere as
Speaker 1: an ornament instead of studying it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So so you know, hey, it's a it's a great
Speaker 1: pity that he didn't study it, because I think they
Speaker 1: would have found amazing stuff. But it's good for me
Speaker 1: because I got it back and you know now it's
Speaker 1: it's in the museum and it well, actually it's right
Speaker 1: over here. I've got it. I've got three tourist stones
Speaker 1: right here. And and because I'm doing I'm doing these, uh,
Speaker 1: these documentaries for my YouTube channel, my private video channel
Speaker 1: about the tourist stones. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
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Speaker 2: my guest today, Michael teller Jer coming to us from
Speaker 2: South Africa. Well, be right back. My guest today is
Speaker 2: Michael Tellinger. He is highlighting these tourist stones that are
Speaker 2: found in South Africa. You can see a complete gallery
Speaker 2: of these stones and a number of other rock formations
Speaker 2: that are unique to his area by going to Facebook
Speaker 2: and Earth Ancients and where did you find them? Or
Speaker 2: were they delivered to you somehow? Where's their origin?
Speaker 1: So some of them I was gifted from people that
Speaker 1: had them in the storage in their little room someway
Speaker 1: on a farm. The one that actually crashed the TSA
Speaker 1: security system in twenty thirteen. That one I hand picked
Speaker 1: myself from a guy's collection of artifacts that he had
Speaker 1: and he died and his widow invited me to come
Speaker 1: and have a look at these tools and artifacts and say,
Speaker 1: just take what you want because I don't know what
Speaker 1: to do with and stuff to you. And in hindsight
Speaker 1: now I wish I'd taken more stuff because there was
Speaker 1: so much priceless stuff there. I like crazy stuff. And
Speaker 1: I only took three tourist stones, two hole ones and
Speaker 1: one broken one so that you could see what they
Speaker 1: look like when they break, You know, what does it
Speaker 1: look like on the inside. So I took a broken
Speaker 1: one so you could see and one of those tourist
Speaker 1: stones is the one that crashed the TSA security system.
Speaker 1: And then sometimes I get it from farm workers, guys
Speaker 1: who work on the farms. I say, do you know
Speaker 1: do you see any of these stones? I say, oh, no,
Speaker 1: We've got a bunch of them. I said, okay, next time,
Speaker 1: gather the stones for me. When you have ten or more,
Speaker 1: phone me and I'll come and buy them from you.
Speaker 1: So I bought a few of some guys at work
Speaker 1: on farms, and and that's how I've accumulated the stones.
Speaker 2: How many do you have in your museum?
Speaker 1: I have thirty six storers stones.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's a that's a powerhouse of a museum.
Speaker 2: What do you think is the design? You think that's
Speaker 2: a natural designer. They were actually carved into those donut shapes.
Speaker 1: No, no, that's not natural. They were They were made
Speaker 1: out of out of rock. So a piece of was taken.
Speaker 1: It was either flattened so it's more like a doughnut,
Speaker 1: and then rounded and then they created the hole in it.
Speaker 1: How they did it, I don't know, because the the
Speaker 1: whole is like a convex. It's got an hour glass shape.
Speaker 1: It's a parableloid. I think that's the word, a paraboloid shape.
Speaker 1: It's like an hour glass and it's like a taurus.
Speaker 1: When you look at the taurus from the side, you
Speaker 1: got the two circles and then the beautiful the curvature
Speaker 1: of the of the of the of the stones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't seem to be a they're not. They're
Speaker 2: not machine. They look like they're naturally carved. You know,
Speaker 2: it's not like a machine carve.
Speaker 1: Some some think carved them, because to carve this by
Speaker 1: hand with a hammer and chisel, it's not it's not possible.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. So it must have been done
Speaker 1: with some sort of technology, machine, whatever word you want
Speaker 1: to use, that would create that perfect shape, yacause keep
Speaker 1: in mind that these stones are older. These these I
Speaker 1: mean that could my.
Speaker 2: Next question, what do you say older? Do you think
Speaker 2: are there like a one hundred thousand years or less?
Speaker 1: Oh no, they they're much older than that. So very
Speaker 1: like I said, you know, we got images of bushmen
Speaker 1: using these story stones as ornaments and weights on their
Speaker 1: digging sticks. So when archaeologists say that these stones were
Speaker 1: made as weights for digging sticks, they're not. They're not
Speaker 1: wrong in a sense because that's how they were introduced
Speaker 1: to these stones by seeing people using them as weights
Speaker 1: for digging sticks. And then the Bushman rock art shows
Speaker 1: these stones being used by bushmen on their sticks. So
Speaker 1: they assumed, no, well, the bushmen or the people in
Speaker 1: the Stone Age must have made these for their digging sticks.
Speaker 1: And that's the story they stuck with because they just know,
Speaker 1: unless you're trained in energy and electronics and engineering in
Speaker 1: technology in magnetic fields, in the roil fields, unless you
Speaker 1: trained in that, how can you, as a poor little
Speaker 1: archaeologist who doesn't know anything about that, how could you
Speaker 1: possibly come to that conclusion? You can't, and you're not
Speaker 1: going to even a geologist. A geologist will look at
Speaker 1: this and they they can't figure out how these stones
Speaker 1: were made because they were made at a time that
Speaker 1: metal tools did not exist. There were under other stone tools,
Speaker 1: so they come from the Stone Age, So whoever made
Speaker 1: them by hand would have made them with other stones. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then you start getting this is insane, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah. In Sokara, Egypt, they have found these balls and
Speaker 2: these plates and these vases that are carved from very
Speaker 2: hard igneous rock. And they were found also in tombs.
Speaker 2: And the feeling is they are so old that the
Speaker 2: dynastics actually collected them. And it's it seems to me
Speaker 2: like these these o rings, these stones that you're dealing
Speaker 2: with come from a much earlier civilization and they could
Speaker 2: be parts of machines that were, you know, pumping energy
Speaker 2: and generating fields of energy. Uh. And you're just you're
Speaker 2: you have these engine parts that you're playing with that
Speaker 2: luckily have positive energy, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, we when we talk about advanced technology
Speaker 1: in today's world, we automatically go to shiny metal, intricate
Speaker 1: wiring and copple wire and laser beam technology and certain
Speaker 1: and you know, like and and and yeah, and and
Speaker 1: we think that exactly like computers and and we that's
Speaker 1: what we think technology is. You know, that's that's ancient
Speaker 1: advanced technology is is knowing how to generate energy out
Speaker 1: of nothing. Well, these stones generate energy out of nothing
Speaker 1: right now as you look at it, it's sucking energy
Speaker 1: from this site and it's pushing more energy out on
Speaker 1: this side. So this is an energy generating device. So
Speaker 1: that you like it or not, it's I'm holding an
Speaker 1: energy generating device. That's it. And we can't create energy
Speaker 1: generating devices today, or we claim that you can't. You
Speaker 1: can't create over unity. Well, every tourist stone is an
Speaker 1: over unity machine. It's that simple.
Speaker 2: Are you having a feeling that this could be an
Speaker 2: anarchy technology or is this more a lost civilization that's
Speaker 2: so old there's no record of them.
Speaker 1: It's a very good question. I'm sort of between the two.
Speaker 1: It could be un anarchy technology because it certainly comes
Speaker 1: from it goes back at least half a million years.
Speaker 1: These stones are very old, and potentially the un anarchy
Speaker 1: may have inherited it from somebody or learned it from somebody.
Speaker 1: Then an archy seem to be responsible for the stone
Speaker 1: circle ruins, with the stone circles, the construction thereof and
Speaker 1: the use thereof. They did all kinds of experiments in
Speaker 1: those stone circles. They may have inherited the stone circles
Speaker 1: and then use them because they generate energy and they
Speaker 1: knew how to utilize that energy, and they were still
Speaker 1: in their complete proper, you know, state, and not ruined
Speaker 1: by floods and abuse and then yeah, erosion and so forth.
Speaker 1: So it's a it's a it's this is a huge,
Speaker 1: huge subject, and the deeper you go, the more you discover,
Speaker 1: the more complex it becomes. Real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm of the belief now that because we're discovering
Speaker 2: energy generation technologies in the Maya Pyramids and in the
Speaker 2: Great Pyramids at Gizer, that we need the archaeology needs
Speaker 2: to open a branch of energy study, toleric energy study,
Speaker 2: so that we can begin because we've gone with our
Speaker 2: current knowledge, we've gone as far as we can go.
Speaker 2: Archaeologists because they don't get this stuff, they don't want
Speaker 2: to understand it. If you don't have the training, you're
Speaker 2: just going to bypass it, and we're losing a whole science,
Speaker 2: this toleric energy science. We need to study this stuff
Speaker 2: because this is what the previous cultures we're using.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now just keep in mind that this is just
Speaker 1: like I said, our geologists, our historians are anthropologists and archaeologists.
Speaker 1: They're not trained in recognizing technology. It's just not part
Speaker 1: of their training. So unless they have their own hobby
Speaker 1: or an interest where they understand electronics and especially toroidal
Speaker 1: toroidal fields, magnetic fields, if you don't understand that, you
Speaker 1: just forget about it. You're not going to understand ancient technology,
Speaker 1: because everything to do with ancient technology is to do
Speaker 1: with my generating magnetic fields, using sound frequencies, generating magnetic
Speaker 1: fields and then electromagnetic fields and using that in all
Speaker 1: kinds of interesting ways. And the tools they used are
Speaker 1: all kinds of tools, from very simple structures like the
Speaker 1: stone circles, to the magnetrons among the stone circles, through
Speaker 1: these doughnut shaped toroidal stones, these tourostones, the focusing of
Speaker 1: those energies with the cone shaped tools focusing them. I mean,
Speaker 1: you've seen all those bird headed wing beings holding the
Speaker 1: cones in their hands and then there's another cone on
Speaker 1: its arm. There's a magnetron watch on his wrist, so
Speaker 1: there's a cone pointing at the magnetron watch and another
Speaker 1: cone coming out of his hand. I mean, they tell
Speaker 1: us what they're doing, but you know, how can these
Speaker 1: guys recognize it if they're not trained in electronics and
Speaker 1: study of energy.
Speaker 2: Something something to do with energy. Talk a little bit
Speaker 2: about Adam's calendar. We haven't brought that up for a while.
Speaker 2: That is a fascinating look. Are any of these stone circles, uh,
Speaker 2: these stone devices found in Adams calendar and The other question,
Speaker 2: is there anything in the stone work that would be
Speaker 2: a support for one of those circles that you could
Speaker 2: place and they turn it on, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: kind of like a tool or some kind.
Speaker 1: Now that the stunt circles are still working, they're still
Speaker 1: working today. Oh really, they've never stopped working. They just
Speaker 1: pick up the frequency of the earth and they amplify
Speaker 1: it through the walls. That's it, and then somehow they
Speaker 1: push it up into the sky. They send it up
Speaker 1: up through the channels. These channels they look like pathways
Speaker 1: that connect all the stunt circles together. So there's a
Speaker 1: highly complex network of millions of these stunt circles ruins
Speaker 1: that generated an insane amount of energy, all collectively combined.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean Adam's calendar kind of overlooks a valley,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. It's kind of on a.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Adams calendar is really important and it's very interesting
Speaker 1: because it's it's obviously a machine as well. We've we've
Speaker 1: measured lots of energies there, very very high frequencies and
Speaker 1: in the gigahertz as well. And it overlooks the what's
Speaker 1: known as the Barberton impact crater. Where there was a
Speaker 1: three billion year old meteor strike. So there isn't much
Speaker 1: doubt about that. It's definitely a meteor strike. Like we
Speaker 1: see craters that this is huge. This is like twenty
Speaker 1: eight kilometers across, so whatever that is, that's about twenty
Speaker 1: eight kilometers probably like eighteen miles or something like that.
Speaker 1: So it's a huge impact crater. But I suspect that
Speaker 1: that original impact crater was a lot smaller, and that's
Speaker 1: where you found all the very very high gold deposits
Speaker 1: close to the surface because of the strike. There seems
Speaker 1: to be an interesting correlation between concentration of gold and
Speaker 1: meteor strikes. Interesting and this is why we have Adam
Speaker 1: Scalender today, which is right on top of an ancient
Speaker 1: gold mine. Literally on top of the ancient gold mine.
Speaker 1: We have Sheba gold Mine, which is right across the
Speaker 1: valley on the other side of the of the mountain
Speaker 1: range that was formed as a result of the strike.
Speaker 1: Suba gold mine that is still today. If you go
Speaker 1: and research which is the richest gold mine in the world,
Speaker 1: no doubt Sheba gold Mine is going to come up,
Speaker 1: and it's one of the oldest. It might actually be
Speaker 1: the oldest gold mine still operating today, started in eighteen
Speaker 1: ninety eighteen eighteen eighty six, I think, and still operating today,
Speaker 1: still extracting gold, still exciting gold, and is one of
Speaker 1: the richest gold mines on Earth. Unbelievable. I could tell
Speaker 1: you stories about cheeba gold mine that'll make your headspin.
Speaker 1: What they found and the richness of the gold there
Speaker 1: is insane, so so so. Adam's calendar is right on
Speaker 1: the edge, surrounded by these ancient gold mines and more
Speaker 1: and more modern gold mines which just discovered old gold mines,
Speaker 1: and looking down at the center of that of that
Speaker 1: impact crater, they are pyramids. That's where the pyramids are.
Speaker 1: So you're looking at these fricking pyramids. You can't make
Speaker 1: this stuff up, you know.
Speaker 2: We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
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Speaker 2: with Michael Tellinger from South Africa discussing his Taurus stones.
Speaker 2: My guess today is Michael Tellinger. He is a research
Speaker 2: investigator from South Africa who has discovered a number of
Speaker 2: healing stones known as tourist stones, and we're learning about
Speaker 2: it today on the program. But would you when you
Speaker 2: look at Adams calendar, what does the stone array look like.
Speaker 2: It's not stonehenge.
Speaker 1: It's more like the stones are a lot smaller that that,
Speaker 1: probably maybe five seven tons.
Speaker 2: But they're a range in a unique pattern.
Speaker 1: Or or oh absolutely, it's a figuration. Yeah. So it's
Speaker 1: first of all, it's it's orientated north south east west,
Speaker 1: so the cardinal Marcers stones north south east west. Then
Speaker 1: there Marcers stones for the solstices and equinoxes, and then
Speaker 1: the calendar stones right in the center. The north south
Speaker 1: line goes right between the two calendar stones. The one
Speaker 1: is the calendarstone, and the one cast a shadow on
Speaker 1: that calendar stone, and that shadow moves with the moving
Speaker 1: of the sun. And it just so happens that the
Speaker 1: width of the calendar stone is exactly the worth of
Speaker 1: six months of the sun's movement. So the shadow starts
Speaker 1: on the one edge of the calendar stone, and then
Speaker 1: it moves as the sun moves, and it ends. The
Speaker 1: shadow ends when the sun reaches its the solstice on
Speaker 1: the other side, and then it starts to move back.
Speaker 1: So you can still tell, you know, every day and
Speaker 1: every week and month of the year on that calendar.
Speaker 1: Today have to do. Sit there and make the marks
Speaker 1: on it, and you'll have a calendar that works. So
Speaker 1: it still works, but it's badly destroyed.
Speaker 2: But it's a it's a it's a you know, it's
Speaker 2: a calendar. It's a device for measuring seasons. But is
Speaker 2: it out is it putting out frequency? Is it putting
Speaker 2: out juice?
Speaker 1: Absolutely more so. We've measured that and it's stronger than
Speaker 1: the stone circles. It puts out a lot more energy
Speaker 1: in the stone circle. So I suspect that that that
Speaker 1: that mine, that that that entire barbitant crater started out
Speaker 1: with the first impact site, which is a much smaller
Speaker 1: site originally, and I believe that that's where Enki started
Speaker 1: his first giant gold mine operation in the deep US.
Speaker 1: That's that's that's how old it is. So we're looking
Speaker 1: at three hundred four undred thousand years ago. And so
Speaker 1: they started to mine the gold and it was just
Speaker 1: so there was just so much of it there that
Speaker 1: they minded for thousands of years and it just got
Speaker 1: bigger and bigger and bigger as they mind, and then
Speaker 1: they put the calendar. It's a machine. I believe that
Speaker 1: Adam's calendar is a teleportation device like a beam me
Speaker 1: Up Scotty device is going to.
Speaker 2: Ask you what your feelings were.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and so that's what they use it for.
Speaker 1: So the calendar part of it is just a built
Speaker 1: in feature or a function that's not what it's meant for.
Speaker 1: It's a machine, very powerful machine. It's so badly destroyed obviously,
Speaker 1: you know it. It took quite a while for me
Speaker 1: to put that together. And there's a lot more that
Speaker 1: you know, there's a lot more about Adam's calendar. Obviously
Speaker 1: we don't have enough time to go into this, and
Speaker 1: and that's becomes its own, you know, one week discussion
Speaker 1: adam scalender. We can talk about it for a week. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The biggest surprise, the bigger surprise at Adam's calendar, unquestionably,
Speaker 1: just like it blew my mind when I realized that
Speaker 1: the stones in the walls of the stone circles are
Speaker 1: predominantly fossilized body parts of all kinds of creatures. Let
Speaker 1: that sink in, Let that.
Speaker 2: Sink in fossilized body parts?
Speaker 1: Yes, what does that?
Speaker 2: What does that mean? When you say on the d.
Speaker 1: It means it used to be a leg or an arm,
Speaker 1: or a brain or a head or a liver, or
Speaker 1: a kidney, or a heart or some body part, a
Speaker 1: piece of steak of some giant creature, and then it
Speaker 1: turned to stone. And now you don't even recognize that
Speaker 1: it's a fossil. It's just the stone. And that's why
Speaker 1: these stones have such high acoustic properties because they very densely,
Speaker 1: very high dense car citic value, or the carbon turns
Speaker 1: to silica, and then in between the silicates got all
Speaker 1: the iron from the blood in the muscle. So now
Speaker 1: you got a high concentration of iron and a high
Speaker 1: concentration of silica, and the combination makes him ring like bells.
Speaker 1: That's why I called them stones at ring long bells.
Speaker 1: High acoustic conductivity properties, that's why they are built into
Speaker 1: the walls. That's why the walls of the stone circles
Speaker 1: are made of these stones with high acoustic properties, so
Speaker 1: they could vibrate and conduct the sound that's coming out
Speaker 1: of the ground. They didn't use infarious stone. They used
Speaker 1: only high conductive or acoustic conductivity stone.
Speaker 2: That's where we left off last time. When I had
Speaker 2: you on like three or four years ago, you were
Speaker 2: looking at organs that had been petrified into stone in
Speaker 2: South Africa, and you're saying that these circles were made
Speaker 2: from that stone composition.
Speaker 1: So now just just think about this. So they obviously
Speaker 1: used the petrified body parts in the walls, so those
Speaker 1: must have already been stones and petrified when the stone
Speaker 1: circles were built. So now we saw developing an interesting
Speaker 1: timeline and when some of these stone circles may have
Speaker 1: been built. But it gets more complicated, It gets a
Speaker 1: lot more complex and complicated when you start looking at
Speaker 1: the corner stones in the stone walls, because some of
Speaker 1: the stones are the Hornfel's rock, which are the metamorphic
Speaker 1: rock that was, you know, an animal and now it's
Speaker 1: a now it's a rock. Sometimes it's mud that turned
Speaker 1: to stone. I mean we find fossilized plants and grasses
Speaker 1: inside these fossilized rocks. The rock cracks open by accident
Speaker 1: from the fires. Cracks open and you take the lid
Speaker 1: off and you go, oh my god, there's a fossilized
Speaker 1: plant the grass inside there. So you know this is
Speaker 1: not a rock. This was a piece of mud and
Speaker 1: the grass was trapped in the mud and then it
Speaker 1: turned to stone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember being blown away because you were talking
Speaker 2: about these huge animals that were walking the earth and
Speaker 2: the organs and the skeletal remains that you find petrified.
Speaker 2: It's a huge.
Speaker 1: So here's the here's the real mind twister for the geologists.
Speaker 1: And why the geology guys are not all over this
Speaker 1: from around the world is an absolute enigma. It confuses
Speaker 1: me why they not here in drove studying these fossils,
Speaker 1: because it is such an exciting and unbelievable new study.
Speaker 1: But so when we talk about the Hornfels rocks in
Speaker 1: the stone walls, that's understandable because these are metamorphic rock.
Speaker 1: Hornfalls a metamorphic rock. But the Dollarte, the Dollarte that
Speaker 1: makes up Adam Scalender, that's supposed to be an igneous
Speaker 1: rock like granite of the granite family Dollarte. Now, this
Speaker 1: Dollaride rock at Adam Scalener is well recognized and documented
Speaker 1: by the geoscience textbooks and you know South African Geographical
Speaker 1: Society as dollrite that's sitting there on the edge of
Speaker 1: the escarpment. Then Adam's Calendar is part of it, also dolerite.
Speaker 1: And yet we have scratch marks, teeth marks, claw marks,
Speaker 1: petrophytes of dinosaurs and all kinds of air creatures. You
Speaker 1: can see its skin. At sterne to stone we have footprints,
Speaker 1: animal footprints lying like footprint like a giant lion creature
Speaker 1: had left a footprint in some of these rocks, and
Speaker 1: other animals had left footprints. So clearly this can't be
Speaker 1: an igneous rock. This is also something a body part
Speaker 1: or some crumb, some creature that were being eaten and
Speaker 1: devoured by other creatures and then they turned to stone
Speaker 1: and now we recognize them as dollrite. How did that happen?
Speaker 1: For me? If I was a geologist, man, I would
Speaker 1: be this. I would set up camp here and figure
Speaker 1: out what the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: Wow? Amazing. Hey Michael, always a pleasure having you on
Speaker 2: the program. Give us an update on your YouTube channel
Speaker 2: and your activities and how people can learn more about
Speaker 2: your work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks, Cliff. So please go to Michael Tellinger dot com.
Speaker 1: That's my main website. But unfortunately that website isn't very
Speaker 1: active because it's easier to put videos on YouTube. So
Speaker 1: my YouTube channel is very active. But Michael Tellinger dot
Speaker 1: com you and and then I also have a private
Speaker 1: video channel on on vimeo. You can get the link there,
Speaker 1: and so a lot of intricate stuff I put there
Speaker 1: to generate some funds for all this work. And then
Speaker 1: obviously my main, my main interest at lately and at
Speaker 1: the moment, has been the Once More Town Initiative, which
Speaker 1: is really trying to turn around the the terrible state
Speaker 1: of the world and helping small towns to for people
Speaker 1: to unite, to cooperate, to collaborate and bring prosperity and
Speaker 1: abundance to the small towns in the across the world,
Speaker 1: in all the all the countries of the world, and
Speaker 1: the One Small Town Initiative has just exploded over the
Speaker 1: last three or four years, and we're sitting at a
Speaker 1: real breakpoint now where we developed a new technology with
Speaker 1: the One Small Town Initiative, in our what we call
Speaker 1: the Innovation Engineering Factory and Innovation Hub, we developed a
Speaker 1: new technology to recycle tires and plastic into a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of a bunch of commodities and fuels and carbon
Speaker 1: black and and and steel and gas and oil. Obviously,
Speaker 1: so this is about to explode, and this this machine
Speaker 1: has the capacity to literally clean up the world of
Speaker 1: all the tire and plastic pollution. And when I say
Speaker 1: that I'm not kidding. Because we made it small, we
Speaker 1: made it modulate. It can fit into a forty foot container.
Speaker 1: We can ship it anywhere in the world. Within two
Speaker 1: weeks it's set up and can start operating. And we
Speaker 1: can just put as many machines next to each other
Speaker 1: as we need to process thousands of tons of rubber
Speaker 1: and plastic every week, every month.
Speaker 2: What does it do to the What does it do?
Speaker 2: Is it heat it up and turn into liquid or what?
Speaker 1: No, No, it's just it's normal part. It's called pyrolysis.
Speaker 1: So we developed a special machine, a special way to
Speaker 1: do this in a constant flow, so you don't have
Speaker 1: to stop and start. Once you start the machine, it
Speaker 1: keeps going. Just go to go to one small Town
Speaker 1: dot org. Hits our website. And this is really important.
Speaker 1: This is for the future of humanity. If we don't
Speaker 1: succeed with one small town and save our small towns
Speaker 1: and thereby start saving our countries and and and and
Speaker 1: help and providing places of safety and refuge for people
Speaker 1: who've tired of living in the cities, we're not going
Speaker 1: to end up in a in a a good, healthy place.
Speaker 1: As as far as the world is concerned. So so this,
Speaker 1: the money from this is going to go to to
Speaker 1: help set up the small towns and help fund the
Speaker 1: small towns. So this is not not only about cleaning
Speaker 1: up the world from plastic and rubber pollution, but developing
Speaker 1: the funds to help kickstart the small towns so they
Speaker 1: can start their own businesses, grow their own food, and
Speaker 1: do everything they need to become completely self sufficient.
Speaker 2: So as we conclude, are you giving tours anymore?
Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm I'm you know, I'm doing a little
Speaker 1: bit of work to a museum to keep the museum
Speaker 1: needs entirety. And I keep doing videos. I try and
Speaker 1: do one or two videos a week for the YouTube
Speaker 1: channel about the ancient civilizations and so forth and all
Speaker 1: the stuff connected to it. And there's so many, so
Speaker 1: many subjects. But my main focus is in one small town,
Speaker 1: is to get that off the ground.
Speaker 2: So no more, no more book writing, I guess, huh, not.
Speaker 1: A book writing. You know, it's it's more important to
Speaker 1: provide solutions for the future than you know, than writing books.
Speaker 1: It's much easier to do a video, so it's a
Speaker 1: lot quicker to do a video put it out. Writing
Speaker 1: books is a tiresome. You know, I've written four books
Speaker 1: and and and I've had to adapt two or three
Speaker 1: of them to new versions of them, so you actually
Speaker 1: say seven books. Yeah, and it's it's a it's a
Speaker 1: it's a it's a serious process. And people people like
Speaker 1: to watch videos.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's easier to do. You can get you
Speaker 2: can put one up and you know, within an hour
Speaker 2: or less and you're done. Yeah, Michael, A real pleasure
Speaker 2: catching up with you, and uh, I appreciate your time
Speaker 2: and thank you. It was fun getting to know what's
Speaker 2: going on because it's been a while.
Speaker 1: Excellent, Cliff, good chatting to you and all the best
Speaker 1: of luck with the show and and make the world
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta check out that website. I haven't I
Speaker 2: haven't seen it. I'll check it out. If you haven't
Speaker 2: seen Adam's calendar as well as these stone circles which
Speaker 2: are former buildings. I guess they're the ruins of former buildings.
Speaker 2: You can go to the Facebook page and check them out. Also,
Speaker 2: Michael Tellinger dot com. He's got a number of galleries
Speaker 2: that are unique in that they are up close aerial
Speaker 2: shots and a whole bunch of other angles, so you
Speaker 2: can see why he's so fascinated and has made it
Speaker 2: to his life purpose to understand what's happening in South Africa.
Speaker 2: He gets into numbers that are pretty deep too, like
Speaker 2: four hundred thousand years ago that would follow Zachariah Sitchen's
Speaker 2: understanding of the Ananaki and their time on Earth. This
Speaker 2: is before well. I mean, if you follow Zacharistichen, the
Speaker 2: Ananachi created humans Homo sapiens. So fund to think about,
Speaker 2: and his museum is worth a visit by itself, the
Speaker 2: Lodge in South Africa, so check that out Michael Telligier
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Speaker 2: think my guest today Michael Tellinger, coming all the way
Speaker 2: from South Africa. That's always the team of Gail Tour,
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