Speaker 1: Okay, I want you to truly try to visualize this
with me for a second. You are standing in the
Beca Valley in Lebanon, at this place called Balbeck.
Speaker 2: An incredible sight.
Speaker 1: Incredible. You can see the ruins of the Roman Temple
of Jupiter. And they're massive, they're magnificent, but somehow they
feel secondary.
Speaker 2: They do because your eyes are just drawn down, aren't
they beneath them?
Speaker 1: The foundation exactly, and there they are three gargantuan, impossibly
precise stone blocks, the trilithons.
Speaker 2: We were talking about masonry that just it shouldn't exist.
These three blocks. Each one weighs approximately eight hundred metric tons.
Speaker 1: It's a number that's so big it's hard to even grasp.
Speaker 2: It is so for scale. Eight hundred metric tons is
it's about the weight of a fully loaded airbus, a
three eighty, a jumbo jet and jumbo three of them.
And they were carved two miles away, raised up to
a height of about twenty feet, and then placed with
such flawless precision you can't fit a credit card between them,
not even a needle, nothing. The feat just defies everything
we know about ancient engineering and logistics.
Speaker 1: And that is the ultimate paradox, isn't it modern engineering?
I mean, even with our cranes and our lasers, it
would struggle to replicate.
Speaker 2: This massively struggling.
Speaker 1: So how on earth did they move them? And I think,
more importantly, given the sheer, overwhelming effort, it must have
taken what was the unparalleled, non negotiable reason why, yes,
the purpose, why did they choose that exact spot for
this prehistoric foundation? And I think that single question, the
purpose behind that immense solidity, is the key thread we
are pulling on today.
Speaker 2: Welcome to thrilling threads. We take your deep curiosity, we
gather the sources and we dive into the knowledge that
connects those elusive and let's be honest, often audacious dots.
Speaker 1: And today we are diving into excerpts from the YouTube
video Ancient Aliens? Did Aliens Build a Global Energy Grid?
Which was uploaded by the History Channel.
Speaker 2: Fantastic source for this kind of it really is.
Speaker 1: And our mission today is custom tailored for you, the listener,
the one who loves fusing ancient history with the frontiers
of futuristic science.
Speaker 2: We are going to unpack this provocative claim that these
megalithic structures worldwide. We're talking from the quartz rich obelisks
of Egypt to the impossible foundations of Ballbeck, even some
mysterious carved platforms hidden in Italy. Right that they were
never solely symbolic temples. Now the theory is that they're
all alleged components of a massive, intelligently designed global wireless
energy and information network.
Speaker 1: A network built or at least influenced by extraterrestrial visitors exactly.
Speaker 2: So we'll start with the raw physical evidence. We're going
to meticulously examine the unique materials, particularly the quartz crystal
used in structures like the obelisks and the pyramids.
Speaker 1: And we'll trace that design philosophy across the globe. Then
we're going to pivot pretty sharply into the realm of
modern tech. We're going to explore this highly specific and
kind of suspicious link between these ancient sites and the
revolutionary wireless power ambitions of one Nikola Tesla.
Speaker 2: And finally we will dive headfirst into the most speculative
but maybe the most exciting territory, the quantum.
Speaker 1: Theories, zero point energy, the acashic field.
Speaker 2: We'll even be referencing Nobel laureate Richard Feynman to try
and explain how this energy and this intellectual information could
theoretically be transmitted and received instantaneously across astronomical distances.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's unpack this monumental idea, and I think we
have to start with the very first physical pieces of
evidence cited in our sources.
Speaker 2: The Egyptian obelisks, those.
Speaker 1: Tall, tapering monoliths that just dominate the skyline of ancient Egypt.
Let's talk obelisks.
Speaker 2: They're a perfect starting point. Really, they represent both this
incredible high art and this feat of ancient engineering.
Speaker 1: So the term itself obelisk goes It's Greek, right for
a pointed pillar.
Speaker 2: That's right, And their structure is so iconic, tall, foresighted,
and narrow monument that's always tapering upwards to end in
a small pyramid shape, the pyramidian.
Speaker 1: And while so many of them have been moved over
the millennia, you know you see them in Paris, London,
New York. Right, the oldest surviving one is still in Egypt.
It's about twenty miles northeast of the Giza Complex, dating
back to what roughly nineteen hundred BC around then.
Speaker 2: Yes, but the sheer age and size, well, you know,
obviously impressive. That's not really the focus of this.
Speaker 1: Theory now, it's about what they're made of exactly.
Speaker 2: Mainstream marcheology sees them as symbolic monuments. They're often covered
in higher glyphs recording historical events, divine events. Sure, But
the ancient astronaut theory, which is highlighted by researcher David
Childress and our source material, it focuses entirely on what's
underneath those carvings.
Speaker 1: The mineral composition.
Speaker 2: Precisely.
Speaker 1: Child just makes this crucial point that these obelisks are
true monoliths, single solid pieces of stone, made almost exclusively
of red granite.
Speaker 2: And here is the absolutely pivot detail. This is what
elevates them from just art to alleged technology. Oh on,
that red granite is naturally infused with these tiny but
widespread quartz crystals, and that.
Speaker 1: Quartz infusion is the lynch pin of the whole energy
grid hypothesis. It has to be, because, as we know,
quartz is piezoelectric. If you subject it to mechanical stress, pressure, vibration,
even a thermal change, it generates an electrical charge. So
this source material suggests that ancient peoples were acutely aware
of this property.
Speaker 2: Yes, they believe the quartz infusion gave the obelisk a
certain type of energy. They even thought the obelisk was well.
Speaker 1: Alive, alive like a living thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, drawing a direct parallel to even older standing stones
like the ones you find all across Europe at Karnak
in Brittany, for instance.
Speaker 1: And those predate the Egyptian civilization by millennium.
Speaker 2: By thousands of years.
Speaker 1: You know, I find that juxtaposition of the symbolic and
the functional truly compelling the idea that a monument is
seen as both to the sun God and a living
power cell.
Speaker 2: It's a dual purpose.
Speaker 1: But if they believed it was alive, how did they
think they were activating it? Did they believe the earth
itself was doing the work?
Speaker 2: Well, the hypothesis is sort of multi layered. Mainstream scholars
they view the obelisk as purely symbolic, an axis Mundy,
the center of the world, the literal center of the world. Yeah,
connecting the three cosmic realms, the underworld, the Earth, and
the heavens. It's reinforcing that hermetic principle of as above,
so below.
Speaker 1: But the technological counter point, the theory we're exploring, insists
the quartz wasn't symbolic, it was functional. It was functional.
So how could it be activated?
Speaker 2: Well, you just said it. Perhaps they were harnessing the
earth natural vibrations, seismic activity, tidal forces, even just the
daily heating and cooling of that massive stone.
Speaker 1: That would create thermal stress which.
Speaker 2: Would cause the quartz to resonate. That's precisely what some
researchers suggest. If the obelisks were strategically placed across areas
of high tectonic or geomagnetic activity.
Speaker 1: Places where the Earth is constantly flexing and moving.
Speaker 2: Then they could act as enormous self charging batteries. They'd
be harvesting these tiny amounts of energy continually.
Speaker 1: So the obelisks were, in this view, recreating the power
technology of a much more advanced, possibly non terrestrial.
Speaker 2: World, acting as functional components of a vast worldwide wireless
energy grid.
Speaker 1: Okay, so if the pillar's the generator, we need to
talk about the part that might be the antenna or
the conductor, the capstone, the.
Speaker 2: Capstick, the pyramidian. It was the special stone at the
very top shaped like a perfect miniature pyramid. It was
made of specially fine polished granite and crucially often brightly
gilded in pure gold, pure.
Speaker 1: Gold, and the sources describe how that gold capstone would
just catch the sun's light and bounce it, making these
beams that would glow for miles around.
Speaker 2: Imagine seeing that must have been an incredible, almost supernatural site,
especially at dawn and dust.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, but the theyans this was more than just for esthetics.
Speaker 2: Correct. According to the ancient astronaut perspective, this capstone was
the literal point of contact between humans and the gods,
the place through which communication occurred.
Speaker 1: So if we accept the premise of the obelisk as
a giant stone transmitter.
Speaker 2: Then the gold plated pyramidian acts as the high conductivity
collector and antenna is maximizing the radiation of that subtle
energy being harvested by the quartz core.
Speaker 1: And given that the capstone is a pyramid shape, it
just naturally leads us to the Great Pyramids themselves. Of course,
how do they fit into this alleged global power grid
alongside the obelisks.
Speaker 2: Well, they're materially linked by the very same substance we've
been talking about the quartz. The quartz the sources note
that the walls of the Great Pyramid also contain a
high concentration of quartz crystal, just like the obelisks.
Speaker 1: Which reinforces the idea of a common building methodology, one
that's tied to this specific energetic material across both types
of monuments.
Speaker 2: It does so if you combine this massive structure, the
pyramid acting perhaps as the central node or a massive resonator,
with the courts infused obelisks and all the other ancient
standing stones dotted around the globe, the hypothesis is that
they formed a vast structured global wireless energy network.
Speaker 1: The sheer scale of the power generation they're suggesting is
what's so staggering.
Speaker 2: The theory proposes that if you had the correct advanced technology,
you could simply tap into that worldwide system of broadcast power.
Speaker 1: Like an electric car pulling up to a wireless charting station.
Speaker 2: Exactly imagine an extraterrestrial spacecraft or an advanced ancient submersible,
anything needing substantial electoral input. It could just draw power
directly from the atmosphere.
Speaker 1: Power that's being wirelessly broadcast by the pyramids and the obelisks,
all acting in unison.
Speaker 2: And here's where the narrative just pivots dramatically. It really does,
because we move from ancient Egypt right into the twentieth
century and to the name Nikola Tesla.
Speaker 1: The connection between his work and the Great Pyramid is
cited as being deeply, deeply suspicious in the source material.
Speaker 2: The specifics are almost too much of a coincidence to ignore.
Speaker 1: Get this, Tesla's original design for the Wardencliffe Tower, his
revolutionary but ultimately failed perception. His dream intended to be
a huge wireless transmission station for power. It was engineered
to be the exact same height as the Great.
Speaker 2: Pyramid, right down to the tip of its conducting piece.
Speaker 1: That cannot be accidental. It just can't. This is Nikola Tesla,
the master of electromagnetism and wireless power. For him to
consciously replicate the height and the fundamental structure of the
Great Pyramid, it suggests less an active inspiration.
Speaker 2: And more more one of direct technological imitations.
Speaker 1: Yes, it implies that he recognized the Pyramid's function as
a broadcast.
Speaker 2: Tower and the timing, the timing of it all just
strongly reinforces this suspicion. Well, Tesla was building Wardencliffe around
the nineteen oh eight time frame. GP Morgan, the banking
magnate who was funding Tesla's endeavor, had an expedition underway
at the Giza Plateau, an expedition, and they were actively
sending information, research, and data from the Pyramids back to Tesla.
Speaker 1: Hold on, So, a banking magnate is funding an expedition
to the Giza Plateau at the exact same time the
world's greatest electrical inventor is building a massive wireless energy
tower designed to be the exact same height as the
Great Pyramids.
Speaker 2: It's suspect, to say the least.
Speaker 1: It's more than suspect. So given the audacity of that claim,
what evidence beyond the coincidence of height and timing does
the source material offer to link Tesla directly to the
pyramid's alleged function.
Speaker 2: Well, the connection really relies on the belief that Tesla
was aware of esoteric knowledge, or perhaps the ancient texts
that describe the function of these monoliths. The sources suggest
he wasn't merely interested in the pyramids engineering, but in
its purpose. Tesla's own work was focused on tapping into
the Earth's natural resonance.
Speaker 1: Right and transmitting power globe through the earth itself, not
just through the air.
Speaker 2: Precisely, so, if the pyramid was tapping into geothermal or
tectonic energy via its quartz core, Tesl would have been
trying to replicate the ultimate, pre existing earth resonance broadcaster.
Speaker 1: So it strongly suggests his work was aimed at reverse
engineering an alleged existing.
Speaker 2: System, an abandoned system.
Speaker 1: Perhaps, yeah, an abandoned system. The Tesla parallel provides that
crucial modern bridge, doesn't it. If a twentieth century genius
was attempting this very feat using the same dimensions, it
gives profound, if speculative weight to the idea that these
structures weren't just tombs.
Speaker 2: Or temples, but vast inert power.
Speaker 1: Stations standing ready, just waiting until someone rediscovers the correct
frequency or the right activation method.
Speaker 2: So we've established the physical pieces, the stones, the quartz,
the theory of power transmission. Right now we have to
tackle the truly mind bending side of.
Speaker 1: The claim, the theory of information transmission.
Speaker 2: Which means delving into the realm of quantum physics.
Speaker 1: Moving from red granite in courts to the theoretical fabric
of reality.
Speaker 2: Itself, big leap.
Speaker 1: It is, if these structures formed a global power grid,
could they also facilitate a global communication grid, one that
operates faster than the speed of light.
Speaker 2: And this is where the concept of the Akashik field
or the A field comes in. It was proposed by
the renowned philosopher, futurist, and Nobel Prize nominee doctor Irvin Laslow.
Speaker 1: Laslow took this ancient metaphysical concept of the Akashak record.
Speaker 2: The cosmic library of everything, Yes.
Speaker 1: The cosmic library of everything that has ever been thought, said,
or done, and he tried to ground it in the
very real laws.
Speaker 2: Of physics by linking it to the discovery of quantum
zero point energy or ZPE.
Speaker 1: Okay, so for our listener, ZPE sounds intimidating, let's try
to make it accessible. Doctor Brandenburg, who cited in our
source material, assures us that ZPE is not speculative.
Speaker 2: No, not at all. It was first discovered by Einstein.
That's considered very solid theoretically.
Speaker 1: So can you explain what ZPE actually is?
Speaker 2: Well? Think of it this way. Even in a perfect
vacuum at absolute zero temperature, space is not empty. It's
not void, okay. ZPE is the residual, ever present energy
that remains. It's an all pervasive sea of quantum energy
waves existing everywhere throughout the universe, even though we can't
directly see it. It's like the energetic background noise of existence.
Speaker 1: So if ZPE is the energetic background noise, Laslow's proposal
is that this background field isn't just energy.
Speaker 2: It's also carrying data like static on radio.
Speaker 1: But the pattern of the static itself is the message.
Speaker 2: That's a really useful analogy. Actually. Laslow proposed that the
ZPE field doesn't just carry physical information about the universe's mechanics,
it also carries intellectual information.
Speaker 1: The idea that the entire fabric of space itself is
made of energy and information.
Speaker 2: Yes, and it's propagating via these quantum ways. This is
the Acashic.
Speaker 1: Field, and this is where it bridges the gap between
physics and the ancient alien theory. The sources suggests the
Sikashic field is made of quantum waves that are common
to all intelligent life.
Speaker 2: Which would mean human consciousness, extraterrestrial consciousness, any sort of otherworldly.
Speaker 1: Beings are all tapping into the exact same universal informational field.
Speaker 2: If that's true, it forces a radical redefinition of what
consciousness even is.
Speaker 1: Right. It means our minds aren't these isolated entities locked
inside our skulls.
Speaker 2: No, they're accessing a universal, intelligent informational field, much like
a computer accessing the Internet via Wi Fi.
Speaker 1: As researcher David Wilcock notes, this concept is moving beyond pseudoscience.
Speaker 2: It really is. It's moving into an area that modern
scientists are increasingly treating as a basic fact. The universe
is a vast, interconnected data network.
Speaker 1: To really solidify this theoretical framework, the sources bring in
another major intellectual heavyweight.
Speaker 2: A big one, Nobel Prize winning physicist Richard Feinman.
Speaker 1: He publishes groundbreaking work The Strange Theory of Light and Matter,
and it explores the very mechanics that could allow our
brains to be activated and informed by these quantum waves.
Speaker 2: Fineman focus heavily on the most bizarre concept in quantum mechanics,
which is entanglement.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that's the idea that two subatomic particles sometimes
called twin particles, become linked after they interact.
Speaker 2: Exactly and once they're linked. If you measure a property
of one particle or the other particle, no matter how
far away it is across the room, across the.
Speaker 1: Galaxy, instantaneously assumes the corresponding state. Instantaneously, distance becomes utterly meaningless.
Speaker 2: It's irrelevant, which means a complex informational signal, a thought,
a blueprint, an instruction from a civilization in another galaxy
could arrive here faster than the speed.
Speaker 1: Of light allows, so essentially instantaneous.
Speaker 2: Yes and finements specifically linked this mechanism to the functioning
of our minds. Our brains operate on electrical activity, which
produces radiation. He theorized that a sensitive receiver could pick
up these things, and conversely, other minds could transmit similar
quantum waves to us.
Speaker 1: But the most radical and frankly mind bending part of
Fineman's work that's detailed in the sources is the time
paradox he uncovered It's truly wild when he was studying
the electrons movement in the brain. He found that to
account for its total behavior, an electron has to be
receiving signals from the past.
Speaker 2: Okay, that makes a certain kind.
Speaker 1: Of sense, but here's the profound implication to compensate for
those past signals, that same electron must also receive waves
from the future.
Speaker 2: It's a system of checks and balances across time. It
means that every single electron in our brain is not
a static component.
Speaker 1: It's an active, instantaneous.
Speaker 2: Receiver, constantly adjusting information flowing from the past and information
flowing from the future via this omnipresent quantum field.
Speaker 1: So wait, this changes the entire definition of the communication grid.
If our brains are constantly receiving information across time and space,
then how does an advance, unst possibly extraterrestrial civilization use
this system too? As Wilcox suggests nudge humanity, Well.
Speaker 2: They wouldn't need to send huge metal ships, would they,
or clunky radio telescope sending signals that take millennia to arrive.
Speaker 1: No, Because information can traverse the universe instantaneously via this.
Speaker 2: Entanglement, intelligent civilizations could send highly complex, focused information to
Earth via precise quantum wave propagation.
Speaker 1: This transforms our understanding of like prophetic history and even creativity,
those apparent visions, those flashes of profound insight that inventors
or profits have experienced throughout history.
Speaker 2: It could be nothing more complex than a specific targeted
radio broadcast or.
Speaker 1: A thought transference through the Acachek record.
Speaker 2: Being received and decoded by the tuned electrons in our brains.
Speaker 1: So the implication then, is that the global energy grid,
the obelisks and the pyramids, it isn't just for charging spaceships.
Speaker 2: No, perhaps its main purpose is to be the necessary
infrastructure to amplify Earth's.
Speaker 1: Resonance, allowing the entire planet to function as a communication.
Speaker 2: Array, helping humanity tune into the universal data stream. That's
the core synergy of linking the megaliths to zpe Enfinnement.
Speaker 1: That is an incredible synthesis, the idea that all of
humanity is subtly being influenced by a constant stream of
quantum information broadcast from the past, the future, or from
an advanced external civilization, all tuned by ancient stones. It
gives the concept of inspiration a whole new physical meaning.
Speaker 2: It does, and now that we've established the theoretical framework
the Court's transmitters and the quantum receivers, we have to
return to the single site that most vividly embodies the
physical impossibility of this whole hypothesis.
Speaker 1: Baalbeck, We have to go back to Ballbeck and its
mysterious function.
Speaker 2: We shift our focus back to Baalbeck. Lebanon, situated in
that incredibly fertile Bicca Valley.
Speaker 1: And while it's most famous for the enormous ruins of
the Roman Temple of Jupiter, which was the greatest ruin
of Roman antiquity, right, the Romans were merely the last
of many, many cultures to build on this revered location.
Speaker 2: The sources stress that the area has been continually inhabited
for at least ten thousand years. The history is just
layered there.
Speaker 1: Egyptians, Assyrians, Canites.
Speaker 2: The Phoenicians. They all erected sanctuaries there. The Great Temple
to the Cananite god Bail was built around twenty five
hundred BC. Then Alexander the Great conquered it.
Speaker 1: And finally the Romans in the first century BC built
their spectacular Temple of Jupiter.
Speaker 2: That temple once boasted fifty four columns each a staggering
sixty five feet high. But as impressive as the Roman architecture.
Speaker 1: Is, it's sitting on top of a far greater and
far more mysterious foundation.
Speaker 2: That's the enduring mystery. It's the subterranean layer beneath those
Roman ruins. The masonry there, according to the researchers cited
and the sources, is unparalleled compared to the rest of
the world.
Speaker 1: The giant blocks in the foundation are so clearly of
a different prehistoric building style than the temple sitting above them,
it just screams older different purpose.
Speaker 2: It does, and this brings us right back to the
trailer phons. We have to pause here again just to
fully absorb the physical challenge of this.
Speaker 1: Three stone blocks, each approximately sixty two feet long, fourteen
feet deep, twelve feet broad, weighing eight hundred metric tons each.
Speaker 2: One point six million pounds, lifted twenty feet up off
the ground, quarried two miles away, and then position flawlessly.
Speaker 1: The precision is what just baffles modern engineers. How did
they move and lift three objects the mass of three
fully loaded jumbo jets and then set them so precisely
that there is zero tolerance.
Speaker 2: Even with our modern machinery, aligning them perfectly would take
days of careful minute adjustment.
Speaker 1: And the ancient builders did it perfectly instantly, with no
visible tooling marks.
Speaker 2: This inherent physical impossibility is why the ancient astronaut theorists
step in. They suggest the site was chosen not for
religious significance alone, but for a highly specific functional and technological.
Speaker 1: Purpose, a purpose that only advanced non human entities could execute.
Speaker 2: And this functional interpretation was really pioneered by a man
named doctor Medis Degrest. He was a Russian scientist and
mathematician who introduced the paleo contact theory.
Speaker 1: This was in the mid twentieth century, right long before
the modern wave of ancient astronaut theories really took off.
Speaker 2: Exactly, and Agris' central claim was truly radical for its time.
He suggested that certain biblical and ancient texts, specifically Hebrew
texts like the Book.
Speaker 1: Of Enoch, should be interpreted literally as evidence of alien visitation.
Speaker 2: Yes, he believed these texts describe beings who came from
the stars to assist humanity with massive technological projects, including
these huge stone.
Speaker 1: Constructions, and he specifically connected this to the biblical account of.
Speaker 2: The Watchers, the group of fallen angels who, according to
the Book of Enoch, descended to Earth at Mount Herman.
Speaker 1: And what's crucial here is the geography. Mount Herman is
very very near the site of Balbeck it's a natural
point of descent.
Speaker 2: That location specific claim is the pivot point. Aggrest theorized
that the watchers, these extratreatural visitors, built the megalithic platform
at Baalbeck.
Speaker 1: As a giant stone launchpad.
Speaker 2: A giant stone launch pad, the sheer incredible solidity that
eight hundred ton reinforced foundation was necessary, and you have
to ask why.
Speaker 1: For massive vehicles, rockets or heavy spacecraft to land and
take off without destroying the structure underneath them.
Speaker 2: The shockwave and the vibration of ascent and descent from
a truly gargantuan craft would shatter normal stone or concrete.
The Trialthons provide the necessary structural integrity for a sustained
repeat landing and launching site.
Speaker 1: A prehistoric eight hundred ton reinforced platform designed for extraterrestrial
spacecraft landings that provides a functional physical answer to the
why question that simply cannot be explained by the Roman
or Greek temple interpretations.
Speaker 2: Which just sat lightly on top of this impossibly heavy
base exactly. And then, two decades after aggressed, his theory
found powerful corroboration in much older texts thanks to the
work of author and researcher Zacharia Sitchin.
Speaker 1: Sichin in the nineteen seventies he came to the exact
same conclusion about Ballbach.
Speaker 2: Yes, but based on translations of one of the world's
oldest literary works, the five thousand year old Sumerian text
the Epic of Gilgamesh.
Speaker 1: In his journeys described in the Epic, Gilgamesh arrives at
a specific location known as the landing Place, a.
Speaker 2: Site described in the text as a space that allows
the ascent and descent of beings from the heavens to
the Earth.
Speaker 1: And Sitchin, based on his reading of the astronomical and
geographical markers within that text, pinpointed this mythical otherworldly landing.
Speaker 2: Site as the very ruins we call Baalbeck.
Speaker 1: So we have the material evidence, the quarts, the impossible precision,
we have the technological parallel with Tessel's replica design, we
have the quantum possibility with Feynman and Zpe.
Speaker 2: And now the ancient textual support from Agrist and Sitchin,
all converging on one highly specific functional.
Speaker 1: Idea that Balbeck was a functional, prehistoric long site for
non human anti designed to handle immense forces.
Speaker 2: It creates a powerful consistent narrative, doesn't it. The trilothons
weren't just showing off. They were built to survive repeated
launches of enormous spacecraft. It links the technology, the energy grid,
with the travel the launch pad in one cohesive, thrilling thread.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's pull the final thread of this exploration, and
then we're going to shift away from the Middle East's
launchpads to a site that was hidden in the woods
of northern Italy.
Speaker 2: And this site introduces a new layer of function, the
preservation of encoded knowledge.
Speaker 1: So we're moving now to the Susa Valley of northern Italy,
near a Roman archaeological site called Ilmaometo.
Speaker 2: And this is where researcher William Henry was taking to
see something completely non Roman, hidden in dense woods and
clearly predating even the earliest Roman occupation.
Speaker 1: And what they uncovered was this incredible, massive stone platform.
But its key features were these specific.
Speaker 2: Symbols, a presence of huge wheels carved into the stone
and once again embedded quartz crystal.
Speaker 1: There it is again, and.
Speaker 2: As Henry notes and the sources, the overall look immediately
gave the impression of a prehistoric landing platform.
Speaker 1: The repeating combination of elements is so key. Here we
found quarts in the obel eggs and pyramids. The energy
component right now, we see it embedded in this platform
in Italy, strongly reinforcing the idea of a unified global
construction methodology based on specific materials, regardless of the geography.
Speaker 2: And William Henry recognized those carved stone wheels immediately because
they mirrored something he had seen across.
Speaker 1: The Mediterranean, about ten miles south of Cairo, Egypt, at
the ancient site of Abu Ghurab.
Speaker 2: Abu Garab contains these massive circular alabaster platforms with the
exact same stone wheels depicted or carved in the center.
Speaker 1: And the local tradition surrounding Abu Gurab, which is one
of the oldest ceremonial centers on the planet. It associated
this site not with power but with sound.
Speaker 2: Right They held that the platforms created a harmonic resonance
through sound vibrations.
Speaker 1: To open the senses for communication with divine energies.
Speaker 2: That dramatically shifts the function, doesn't it It moves the
purpose from moving spacecraft to moving consciousness or transmitting.
Speaker 1: Data and If that common symbolic element, the stone wheels
is present in both Egypt and Italy, Henry suggests this
common iconography almost always connects with extraterrestrials. It's representing more
than just transport.
Speaker 2: So if the megalists are resonators or amplifiers, and the
courts acts as the conductor, then the platform itself could
be designed to amplify the human mind's ability to access
that quantum information field we.
Speaker 1: Discussed earlier via Kashek record.
Speaker 2: The platform becomes a giant tuning for consciousness, and.
Speaker 1: Henry suggests another intriguing possibility related to the foundational story
of the nearby city of Turin.
Speaker 2: The local myth tells of an otherworldly being named Fithon
who descended from the sky in a fiery chariot.
Speaker 1: The description of Faithon's craft is highly specific.
Speaker 2: It had wheels, But the story doesn't end there, does it.
faithOn allegedly brought with him wheels of knowledge.
Speaker 1: So Henry proposes that the carved wheels we see at
il Mameto are not merely symbols of a vehicle, but
represent this encoded information like a stone disc storing data.
Speaker 2: That immediately makes me think of the golden solar discs
of the Aztec and Inca cultures, which are mentioned in
the sources exactly.
Speaker 1: Those weren't just beautiful objects. They were great circles, meticulously
engraved with vast stores of astronomical, mythological and mathematical knowledge.
Speaker 2: So it establishes the wheel as a global motif for
coded information. Could the stone wheels at ill Mau Meadow
be the Italian equivalent of vast, durable stone hard drive.
Speaker 1: If the myth holes that faithOn brought secrets of light itself,
then this massive disc could be an astronomical map, a
genetic blueprint, or detailed instructions for advanced technology.
Speaker 2: Meant to be rediscovered by a future advanced civilization.
Speaker 1: This hypothesis suggests that the platform wasn't just built to
receive a vehicle. It was built to protect or to
store complex, critical knowledge for the benefit of humanity.
Speaker 2: The carved wheels might just be the tip of an
historical iceberg, hinting at a lost ancient city or civilization
with extraordinary protected knowledge buried right there beneath the ground.
Speaker 1: We are looking at these massive stone remnants, more ancient
than the ancient rome itself, and the overall context just
suggests that these sites are trying to protect or convey
knowledge that the builders intended to endure across millennia.
Speaker 2: Perhaps until humanity was intellectually ready to unlock the information.
Speaker 1: And what truly reinforces the idea that this specific Italian
location is significant is the sheer concentration of other enduring
mysteries and contact narratives in the surrounding area the Muzenai Valley.
Speaker 2: The valley seems to be a recognized beacon for contact.
You have val Camonica nearby, with its thousands of years old.
Speaker 1: Rock art depicting what looked very much like spacemen on
the rocks.
Speaker 2: Which suggests observation or visitation over vast stretches of time.
Speaker 1: Then at the Gates of Musine you have the famous
historical account of Constantine the Great seeing a massive.
Speaker 2: Flash of light the Heaven's opening.
Speaker 1: A vision that profoundly changed his life in the course
of Roman history.
Speaker 2: And then across the valley at the ancient monastery of
Sacrasan Michel, a monk recorded seeing a similar flash of
light years later, seeming to track across the valley.
Speaker 1: The sources emphasize that these recurring extraordinary mysteries, the rock art,
the imperial visions, the monks sightings. They show that people
have been drawn to this valley for a very, very
long time due to these repeated episodes of supposed contact.
Speaker 2: The pattern is just consistent across the globe. Cites rich
in courts featuring impossible masonry that suggests men's utility, linked
to cultural myths of ascent and descent, and often featuring
the unique symbol of the wheel of knowledge.
Speaker 1: It points not to scattered, disparate cultures, but to a
singular global program of technology and communication designed by a
non human intelligence.
Speaker 2: So let's bring all these thrilling threads together for you,
the listener.
Speaker 1: We began with the physical evidence, didn't we The global
network of quartz rich monoliths, obelisks.
Speaker 2: And pyramids hypothesized to be capable of wireless energy transmission,
a theory given weight by Nikola Tesla's own attempts to
replicate their height and structure for his Wardencliffe Tower.
Speaker 1: Then we plunged into the theoretical realm, exploring the quantum
possibility of instantaneous information.
Speaker 2: Transfer via zero point energy. The Akashik field and Richard
Feynman's startling discovery that every electron in our brain acts
as an active receiver of information across time and space.
It provides the mechanism for a global communication system.
Speaker 1: And finally, we examined the monumental evidence at Belbeck, which
was interpreted by Matis Agrest and Zacharia Sitchen as a
giant stone launch pad.
Speaker 2: A foundation necessary for huge craft to safely land and
take off. And this concept was mirrored by sites like
ill Mile Meadow, suggesting that these platforms were also repositories
for wheels of.
Speaker 1: Knowledge, encoded information and left behind by visitors like faithOn.
Speaker 2: So we are left with a massive synthesis asking you
to consider two competing yet possibly connected ideas for the
ultimate purpose of this network.
Speaker 1: Were these ancient structures primarily built to harness Earth's natural
energetic fields for charging extraterrestrial craft, echoing the immense physical
engineering ambition of the Wardencliffe theory.
Speaker 2: Or were the primarily massive communication arrays using the principle
of quantum entanglement to transmit complex intellectual information the wheels
of knowledge via thought transference and the acashic field.
Speaker 1: Maybe the power grid was just the necessary infrastructure to
power the global knowledge broadcast system.
Speaker 2: It's a universe altering proposition, and.
Speaker 1: That leads us to our final provocative thought for you.
Speaker 2: If ancient structures were truly designed to function as receivers
for thought transference or radio broadcasts from other worldly beings
designed to subtly nudge our society along, and if our
brains are already the receivers.
Speaker 1: What complex piece of knowledge or what critical instruction do
you think they would be trying to send humanity right
now in this moment. What is the most critical update
to the ACASCIC software that we, the active receivers, are
simply failing to decode. The knowledge is encoded in stone.
Perhaps we just need to shift our perspective or resonate
at the right frequency to finally unlock the signal.
Speaker 2: Leave us your thoughts on that quantum query and let
us know what stands out to you from this particular journey.
Thank you for joining us on throlling threads.