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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Rogue Soul, where tonight we're talking about
Speaker 1: the cataclysmic or at least catastrophic floods that have hit
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Speaker 1: So much life lost. So sad. Definitely be praying for
Speaker 1: these regions, especially in Nepal and Western China and down
Speaker 1: in the Andes region. Lots going on there. We'll get
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Speaker 1: start the actual show tonight. So, you know, down in Chile,
Speaker 1: less talked about these disasters down here because the Nepali,
Speaker 1: you know, Chinese disaster is so extreme. that it's sort
Speaker 1: of eclipsing what's happening down in the Andes. But the
Speaker 1: similar sort of thing might occur because they're both have
Speaker 1: these super high mountain ranges that are full of glaciers.
Speaker 1: And we don't always think of glaciers when we think
Speaker 1: of the Andes. A lot of people think of that
Speaker 1: area of South America as, you know, hot and arid
Speaker 1: and there's desert. And that's true. But we also do
Speaker 1: have these high mountain ranges and there is cold there.
Speaker 1: And there are glaciers there. So Chilean experts are actually
Speaker 1: warning that the Andes glaciers could pose a growing flood risk.
Speaker 1: This just came out today, actually, this article that I'm
Speaker 1: reading you. Not because this pressure, this risk is new,
Speaker 1: but because of what happened in Nepal and the Himalayas,
Speaker 1: and because this is sort of on people's minds, and
Speaker 1: because the climate is changing. It's just not changing from
Speaker 1: cow farts and gasps. that the climate is changing because
Speaker 1: of cyclical events that Earth goes through, far beyond human control,
Speaker 1: far beyond human even ability to affect. We have these
Speaker 1: cataclysmic cycles of climactic change that go on all throughout time.
Speaker 1: We know that. It's not controversial to say it. It's
Speaker 1: not a conspiracy theory. We have lived through ice ages
Speaker 1: as humans. We've lived through all kinds of climactic climate
Speaker 1: that we did not cause ourselves to It's just recently
Speaker 1: politicians have found that they can get a lot of
Speaker 1: people's money and control over people if they convince them
Speaker 1: that cow farts and their own behaviors are causing these changes.
Speaker 1: So people's attention are on this topic, and that's why
Speaker 1: these sorts of articles are coming out. But this is
Speaker 1: a glacial flooding that's occurring. And if you know, then
Speaker 1: you know. If you've studied sort of the traditional history
Speaker 1: versus the alternative history and alternative archaeology studies, then you
Speaker 1: maybe have seen, especially in Western, sorry, Eastern Washington State
Speaker 1: and some areas like that, there's evidence of glacial flooding there.
Speaker 1: And that's why we get these big erratic boulders, they
Speaker 1: call them. And this has been popularized, I think, by,
Speaker 1: I think it's Randall Carlson. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 1: follow him, but I knew about it before I ever
Speaker 1: heard of him because I lived in Washington and because
Speaker 1: I'm interested in things and I pay attention. So we
Speaker 1: have these glacial erratics, they're called, and they're giant boulders.
Speaker 1: that are just otherwise in the middle of an area
Speaker 1: where there are no boulders, and they're just sort of
Speaker 1: dropped there. And you have to imagine the force that
Speaker 1: brought a stone that size to an area where it
Speaker 1: didn't belong. The force to pick up many, many tons
Speaker 1: of boulder and throw it, sometimes thousands, hundreds of miles
Speaker 1: at least, from its place of origin. This is a
Speaker 1: cataclysmic level of flooding. So we already know cataclysms happen.
Speaker 1: We already know that big climactic changes happen. We already
Speaker 1: know the damage that it could potentially cause when this
Speaker 1: does happen. What we didn't maybe always know is that
Speaker 1: this could happen at any moment. It doesn't have to
Speaker 1: be the end of an ice age for it to happen.
Speaker 1: So Andes and the Himalayas, high mountain ranges with glaciers
Speaker 1: that at any point can slip, fall, and let a
Speaker 1: whole flood of water that it had been holding back
Speaker 1: come crashing down. And that's what we seem to see happening.
Speaker 1: The Andean region is undergoing some of these climate shifts,
Speaker 1: just like so many areas are in this ongoing geomagnetic
Speaker 1: excursion and pole shift that we stuff happening, you know,
Speaker 1: and they're, they call it El Nino and their stuff.
Speaker 1: And yes, it is that, but like what causes El Nino,
Speaker 1: you know, it's these shifts. And as the poles shift,
Speaker 1: so too do the ways that energy move through each hemisphere.
Speaker 1: As you can imagine, everything is electric. Everything is plasma.
Speaker 1: Everything is electromagnetic. And so these things, as they're shifting,
Speaker 1: the poles are electromagnetic of the earth. And so as
Speaker 1: those are shifting, so is all the energy. So you
Speaker 1: might notice in your region that things are a little
Speaker 1: bit more like the weather used to be north of you,
Speaker 1: south of you, east of you, west of you, right?
Speaker 1: Like here in Colorado, we're like, this is kind of Nebraska.
Speaker 1: We're kind of in Nebraska now. It's very much more
Speaker 1: humid than it ever was and, you know, things like that.
Speaker 1: So everywhere is just shifting in this polar shift. That's
Speaker 1: my understanding of it. both just from observing reality and facts,
Speaker 1: but also what I'm told through my spiritual channels. So
Speaker 1: glaciers in the Andes are exposed to different risks, including
Speaker 1: ice avalanches, steep overhanging formations and changes in glacial lakes.
Speaker 1: And the glacial lakes are what, can cause so much disaster,
Speaker 1: like we see in the erratics, in the glacial erratics
Speaker 1: that I was just talking about in places like Washington State,
Speaker 1: like we have just seen in Nepal. So the Andes
Speaker 1: right now are going through this time of, there's like
Speaker 1: heavy snow. It's pretty rare to get there. Rare and
Speaker 1: widespread snow is happening in the Atacama Desert. Again, they're
Speaker 1: saying it's El Nino, back-to-back winter storms this August right now.
Speaker 1: have brought snowfall to these areas. And they're just worried
Speaker 1: about these glacial ice lakes and the changing climate there
Speaker 1: and what it can cause. There's already mudslides happening in
Speaker 1: the Andes. There's already some chaos and this snowfall. And
Speaker 1: like I said, it's just overshadowed by what has happened
Speaker 1: in Nepal and therefore China. China, if you don't know,
Speaker 1: is right up on the border of Nepal and Pakistan,
Speaker 1: some of these areas, and they you know, have taken
Speaker 1: over some areas like Nepal, and so and Tibet, and
Speaker 1: so rather is what I meant. And so, you know,
Speaker 1: China is also affected, they're downstream, essentially, from what happened
Speaker 1: in Nepal, the death toll, of course, is is low, still,
Speaker 1: just like we saw in that massive earthquake in Venezuela,
Speaker 1: and some of these big disasters we've been seeing lately,
Speaker 1: The death toll originally is reported as potentially very low.
Speaker 1: The numbers that it might reach, however, were projected, for example,
Speaker 1: in Venezuela to reach the many tens of thousands. And
Speaker 1: that might be similar in this disaster over in Nepal
Speaker 1: and China. And the reason that is, as we've talked
Speaker 1: about before here on Rogue Soul, is that they're not
Speaker 1: going to tell you a death toll that they don't know.
Speaker 1: So they're going to say, well, here's what we know
Speaker 1: for sure. There's this many people being reported missing right now.
Speaker 1: Here's how many bodies we've actually found. The body number
Speaker 1: is low. So people are like, oh, only 90 people died.
Speaker 1: And it's like, well, no. So far within the, what,
Speaker 1: 48 hours or something since this has happened, they've only
Speaker 1: found maybe 90 bodies, 150 bodies. But the numbers of
Speaker 1: deaths are projected to be in the many thousandths. So,
Speaker 1: you know, U.S. is providing some aid. Various countries are
Speaker 1: sending aid. We always see that, too. It's always good
Speaker 1: to remember the help that comes and that everybody comes
Speaker 1: together in these times. But Nepal and Tibet, which is
Speaker 1: held by China, have at least many, many tens of
Speaker 1: thousands that potentially could be dead in this cataclysm. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to play the video for you. If you've
Speaker 1: seen some of the various videos, it's mind boggling. The
Speaker 1: amount of water that comes rushing down this riverbed down
Speaker 1: the mountains is inconceivable uh this river goes from you
Speaker 1: know what would look like from afar just sort of
Speaker 1: a line like a normal river just a line coming
Speaker 1: down to just this wide the whole river valley that
Speaker 1: you wouldn't have considered to be a river valley really
Speaker 1: just the valley of the mountain right with a river
Speaker 1: in the very center and that all gets filled. It's
Speaker 1: just filled. It's just covered. Even the people recording in
Speaker 1: some of these videos, I'm like, why are you even
Speaker 1: standing there? You don't know how much water is coming.
Speaker 1: And there are many, many hundreds of feet above looking down.
Speaker 1: And so it's very unlikely that the water would get
Speaker 1: to them. But I'm like, I wouldn't take a chance.
Speaker 1: If I saw water coming, I'm going up. You always
Speaker 1: go up when you see water coming, by the way.
Speaker 1: So you can't outrun it. Water is faster than you.
Speaker 1: You know, you have to go up. Um, so anyways,
Speaker 1: you can watch many videos in all of them. You
Speaker 1: are absolutely observing people die. There's nowhere where someone's recording
Speaker 1: where there's no people getting hit in the torrent as
Speaker 1: it comes down. So they're disturbing. So don't watch them
Speaker 1: if you're super sensitive or you don't want something that
Speaker 1: you can never unsee. But to see the amount of
Speaker 1: water as it's moving through these valleys is just crazy.
Speaker 1: I mean, because when you have a glacial lake, it's
Speaker 1: being held back by a glacier and And that bursts
Speaker 1: in any way. The glacier falls apart, crumbles, slips, whatever.
Speaker 1: And all that water comes at once. It's so much
Speaker 1: water at once. So a glacial collapse triggered this flood.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of conspiracy theories as there are around
Speaker 1: no matter what happens anymore in modern life. And so
Speaker 1: there's a lot of people who are pointing to Chinese
Speaker 1: dams and Chinese drilling in the area and Chinese efforts.
Speaker 1: And I'm the first person to blame China for the many,
Speaker 1: and evils of the Chinese government. I just, um, I,
Speaker 1: I don't see that that is exactly what happened. I
Speaker 1: see that a glacier is really the only thing that
Speaker 1: could have unleashed this much water. However, I will say
Speaker 1: I have seen another Chinese dam that is overfilled past
Speaker 1: capacity and may burst its walls. And then we would
Speaker 1: have another flood of catastrophic nature. Uh, and that would
Speaker 1: be bad. So again, China's very capable of doing these, um,
Speaker 1: doing these things like having very unsafe situations and not
Speaker 1: taking good care of them, whether it's from the corruption
Speaker 1: in China or the straight up that communism just doesn't
Speaker 1: work or any number of things. Again, the many ills
Speaker 1: and evils of China, but it's not managed well. So
Speaker 1: that could add to the troubles. But this does seem
Speaker 1: to be a glacial lake that has broke its natural dam.
Speaker 1: and therefore flooded this entire valley. Here you're seeing that
Speaker 1: kind of aftermath after the water had gone down. You
Speaker 1: can see the high water line, and this river is
Speaker 1: still high. So in this picture that you're seeing, the
Speaker 1: river is still way higher than normal, but look at
Speaker 1: that line. It ripped through, ripped all the trees, all
Speaker 1: the shrubs, all the grass, just covered everything in mud,
Speaker 1: and now is finally starting to recede. Lots of destruction,
Speaker 1: lots of structures just gone again like I said so
Speaker 1: many people lived in that valley and so many people
Speaker 1: are dead I don't even know all the details of
Speaker 1: it I haven't studied it super deeply just what I
Speaker 1: can glean here and gather over the past few days
Speaker 1: looking through it so horrible pictures of destruction very very
Speaker 1: sad that's out of Nepal and China so this big
Speaker 1: huge disaster big huge flood again related to these high
Speaker 1: mountains and the glaciers within them. So the Andes are
Speaker 1: experiencing this. Himalayas are experiencing this over in Nepal and China.
Speaker 1: We also have this kind of cool story that drones
Speaker 1: are saving people in China. They're finding little tunnels and
Speaker 1: areas where people hid in the mud and water sort
Speaker 1: of flowed over them. And now they're able to sort
Speaker 1: of dig them out. So there are a lot of
Speaker 1: miraculous survivals, which is very cool to see. And we
Speaker 1: have drones saving people. So it's really cool. They have
Speaker 1: these big drones and places where no one can reach,
Speaker 1: they can fly them in and hover down and there's
Speaker 1: like a harness on them and people are strapping themselves
Speaker 1: in and getting lifted out. They're like helicopter airlifts, but
Speaker 1: even better, no danger, no pilots, right? There's no danger
Speaker 1: of the helicopter itself. It's often unsafe for a helicopter
Speaker 1: pilot to get into some of these areas. That's dismissed
Speaker 1: because of these drones. So Very cool use of drones,
Speaker 1: very appropriate use of drones. I'm very glad to see this.
Speaker 1: 400 different drone pilots showed up with 300 different aircraft
Speaker 1: that can carry many humans. They're rated for that load.
Speaker 1: So there's some videos of that happening. And you can
Speaker 1: just imagine being this person saved by a drone, you know,
Speaker 1: just amazing. Really cool. Some of the stories of survival
Speaker 1: and saving people and helping that are coming out of
Speaker 1: those areas. Very cool. But I liked this. I didn't
Speaker 1: really connect this until Open-Minded Approach. I often cite on
Speaker 1: the show here. Again, he's at OM Approach on X.
Speaker 1: And he says, landslides, mud flows, and melted snow have
Speaker 1: struck the Andes region. Peru's president, and I think it's
Speaker 1: actually a different country, but forgive him, has declared a
Speaker 1: state of emergency as experts warn that up to 1.2
Speaker 1: million people could be affected. Isn't it strange, he says,
Speaker 1: that the same anomalies are appearing in the Andes and
Speaker 1: the Himalayas, where people like Sun Weatherman, which has been
Speaker 1: David Senn's suspicious observer, Space Weather News, have suggested the
Speaker 1: new north and south poles will be located after the
Speaker 1: geophysical event. So those of us following the ongoing geomagnetic excursion,
Speaker 1: that's the poles moving and the weakening of the magnetosphere
Speaker 1: and this time of climate change that we're in that
Speaker 1: seems connected to that, have been aware that Ben Davidson
Speaker 1: has proposed some where the new poles might end up
Speaker 1: after they shift. And I think some people assume that
Speaker 1: they just flip. North is south, south is north, and
Speaker 1: it's just electromagnetic shift and doesn't even have to affect
Speaker 1: the physical. But what him and maybe others have been
Speaker 1: showing is that there's these areas of geomagnetic anomaly and
Speaker 1: that that might be where the poles go. It just
Speaker 1: so happens to be 90 degrees from where they are now.
Speaker 1: So it's not a 180 flip. It's a 90 degree shift,
Speaker 1: which is very interesting and possible in those areas. Like
Speaker 1: I said, there's geomagnetic. anomalies. We've talked about them before
Speaker 1: on the show, or if you follow either of these
Speaker 1: gentlemen or some others, you may have heard of them too.
Speaker 1: But these are areas where, you know, the, the official
Speaker 1: traditional sort of scientists are have been flummoxed by it.
Speaker 1: They're like, why is this a weird geomagnetic area? Like
Speaker 1: the compass and the energies, like they're all weird. The
Speaker 1: readings are all weird. And why is this happening? And
Speaker 1: they don't know why. And people like Ben Davidson and
Speaker 1: some others suggest that perhaps it's because the poles often
Speaker 1: rotate and they used to be in those locations. And
Speaker 1: when the poles are in a location, it leaves a
Speaker 1: residue of where it had been because it's such a
Speaker 1: strong energy flowing in through and around our planet. And
Speaker 1: then they shift to the other location and then they
Speaker 1: shift to the other location. And then, you know, over
Speaker 1: time we get this. So once the poles shift again,
Speaker 1: 90 degrees and line up in these ways, maybe the
Speaker 1: North and South pole now will be the new genetic
Speaker 1: or geomagnetic anomalies, right? So that's the theory. And it's true.
Speaker 1: If you look at the areas where these geomagnetic anomalies are,
Speaker 1: you see that, They're right by the Himalayas, right by
Speaker 1: Nepal and China is one. And the other one is
Speaker 1: right by the Andes. So we're having these big shifts
Speaker 1: and these big cataclysms occurring in these areas of geomagnetic
Speaker 1: interest already. And that's very interesting. So that caught my
Speaker 1: attention that that is the case right now. I went
Speaker 1: and made sure I asked the AI, is it true?
Speaker 1: Because I couldn't remember. I knew there was an Atlantic
Speaker 1: anomaly and I knew there was one over near the
Speaker 1: Indian Ocean or something somewhere. And yes, that 90 degree
Speaker 1: displacement theory, which also comes from some other researchers, not
Speaker 1: just Ben Davidson, he stands on the shoulders of giants, right?
Speaker 1: So he's also connected many other theorists to this idea
Speaker 1: he has of the poles and the shift and the
Speaker 1: geomagnetic excursion we're going through and the cataclysms that happen
Speaker 1: when that happens and the possible crustal displacement that would
Speaker 1: actually cause physical, changes, not just electric changes, not just
Speaker 1: magnetic changes, right. But the physical, uh, earth might actually
Speaker 1: transform greatly in cataclysm, you know, so he's connected a
Speaker 1: lot of that, but yes, those are the places. Um,
Speaker 1: so that's the, the Northern Indian ocean, the Indian ocean
Speaker 1: geoid low and the South American or South Atlantic anomaly, uh,
Speaker 1: both of them near, near these places. So very interesting.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to, uh, reaffirm that for myself they're
Speaker 1: not exact the the geomagnetic anomaly isn't exactly on the
Speaker 1: Himalayas and the other one isn't exactly on the Andes
Speaker 1: but they are both very close to those points so
Speaker 1: it makes you wonder right if there is some sort
Speaker 1: of pulsing going on or energy that's already sort of
Speaker 1: trying to shift or it's just something about that again
Speaker 1: electromagnetic universe changes kind of the way we think about
Speaker 1: everything right so how is the energy actually moving already
Speaker 1: and Shifting already, changing things already. And is that part
Speaker 1: of why this is suddenly happening? Why these big floods,
Speaker 1: big shifts in the glaciers of those mountain ranges that
Speaker 1: are right next to these geomagnetic anomalies? Are they getting
Speaker 1: ready to receive the new polar energies as it shifts?
Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see. I'm sort of an agnostic
Speaker 1: about everything until I feel like I have my own
Speaker 1: direct knowing and understanding and experience of something. But this
Speaker 1: seems like the most plausible that fits into the things
Speaker 1: that I do have experience and gnosis about. So that's
Speaker 1: why it resonates with me. And it's interesting, too, that
Speaker 1: I came across this that I had never specifically... Investigated
Speaker 1: all the details of, though I've heard allusion to it
Speaker 1: mostly from people like Ben Davidson and like the people
Speaker 1: who are into the geomagnetic excursion theory of cyclical cataclysm.
Speaker 1: And this is from James Lucas on X at James
Speaker 1: Lucas IT. And he says, 3000 years ago, in the
Speaker 1: space of a single lifetime, every great power in the
Speaker 1: Eastern Mediterranean collapsed at once. Almost every great city on
Speaker 1: earth was burned to the ground within a few decades.
Speaker 1: Writing itself was forgotten and no one has ever fully
Speaker 1: worked out why. I'm going to tell you that that's
Speaker 1: about the time that I had one of my past
Speaker 1: lives that was so significant in which I knew I
Speaker 1: lived through some kind of cataclysm or flood. I didn't
Speaker 1: have all the exact details of it when I brought
Speaker 1: that memory back to this life. And so I may
Speaker 1: have been there at that time. That might be the
Speaker 1: disaster that I half recall. So he says, we call
Speaker 1: it the late Bronze Age collapse. And to understand how
Speaker 1: strange it is, you have to see how advanced the
Speaker 1: world before it. Around 1200 BC, the Eastern Mediterranean was
Speaker 1: a connected web of superpowers. The Mycenaean Greeks, the world
Speaker 1: of Homer's heroes, the Hittite Empire and Anatolia, the wealthy
Speaker 1: port kingdom of Ugarit, Egypt at the height of the
Speaker 1: New Kingdom. They traded metals and gold across thousands of miles,
Speaker 1: sent letters back and forth, married into one another's royal families,
Speaker 1: and ran vast economies that had held together for centuries.
Speaker 1: And then, within roughly two generations, nearly all of it
Speaker 1: was gone. The cities burned. Mycenae, Pylos, the Hittite capital
Speaker 1: of Hattusa, Ugarit, and dozens of others were destroyed by fire,
Speaker 1: many never rebuilt. The Hittite empire vanished so completely that
Speaker 1: its capital was lost for 3,000 years. That means we
Speaker 1: just recently found it, right? In Greece, he says, the
Speaker 1: palaces fell, the population dropped, and the Greeks forgot how
Speaker 1: to write, plunging into a dark age so total that
Speaker 1: literacy did not return for roughly 400 years. That's crazy,
Speaker 1: you guys. This was a thriving temple building, mega construction,
Speaker 1: seafaring place, international trading wealthy place of learned people and
Speaker 1: writing disappeared for 400 years they forgot how to write
Speaker 1: that's insane this is 3 000 years ago he says
Speaker 1: no one has ever agreed on what caused it only
Speaker 1: a list of overlapping catastrophes that struck at once and
Speaker 1: this is where i'm interested as you can see how
Speaker 1: this resonates with what we're looking at today waves of
Speaker 1: mysterious sea riders on the Egyptians called the Sea Peoples,
Speaker 1: decades of drought and famine, earthquakes, and the breakdown of
Speaker 1: the trade routes that every kingdom depended on. This is interesting, right?
Speaker 1: So you might say, oh, well, if a new type
Speaker 1: of sea raider came, that might explain most of it. Maybe,
Speaker 1: but what pushes a sea raider into a new territory
Speaker 1: in the first place? This is another separate advanced society
Speaker 1: that has seafaring peoples and can travel that far and conquer.
Speaker 1: But why would you go where you never had been
Speaker 1: before unless something was pushing you, perhaps climactic in nature,
Speaker 1: to go find new resources, new food, right? And a
Speaker 1: way to survive. That's what often is the case when
Speaker 1: we see things like this. And then they had the
Speaker 1: drought and the famine. Drought and famine is climactic. Drought
Speaker 1: and famine are climactic. They don't just happen out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: They're not just a random series of like, oops, there's
Speaker 1: locusts this year. There's all kinds of climactic changes that
Speaker 1: make this happen. And earthquakes, which most people don't think
Speaker 1: are climactic, as we know here on Rogue Soul, and
Speaker 1: as you can follow on many people who are just
Speaker 1: smashing the science perfectly, the earthquakes are also geomagnetic or
Speaker 1: climactic is another way to say that. So all of
Speaker 1: that happening at once points to climate, right? It points
Speaker 1: to climactic cataclysmic shift. in this area which is the
Speaker 1: area we know about other areas probably too but they
Speaker 1: didn't have as much records or things to leave behind
Speaker 1: to show this gap of sudden dark age right and
Speaker 1: so we just can't be sure necessarily unless we look
Speaker 1: from other angles so he goes on to say what
Speaker 1: should make us reflect is that these were the most
Speaker 1: advanced civilizations of their age and they never saw it
Speaker 1: coming once it began they could not stop it as
Speaker 1: a historian Robert Drews once wrote Within a period of
Speaker 1: 40 to 50 years at the end of the 13th
Speaker 1: and the beginning of the 12th century, almost every significant
Speaker 1: city in the Eastern Mediterranean world was destroyed, many of
Speaker 1: them never to be occupied again. The people who lived
Speaker 1: through it did not know they were living at the
Speaker 1: end of an age no one ever does. Yeah, that part,
Speaker 1: that part hit me. Someone does now, you know, like
Speaker 1: if this is the end of an age, many people
Speaker 1: actually know. because of our advanced science and education, our
Speaker 1: ability to share information via the internet and these things,
Speaker 1: many people seem to know. But in general, throughout history,
Speaker 1: most people haven't known when something massively cataclysmic is going
Speaker 1: to happen. And this is the thing about the Nepali flood,
Speaker 1: you know, that's flooded down into China and the things
Speaker 1: going on in the Andes is that something can shift
Speaker 1: in a moment.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: We think that climate or sudden shifts like have to
Speaker 1: be sort of somewhat you build up to it and
Speaker 1: then it finally tips the scale. And, you know, now
Speaker 1: it's happening. But you knew kind of to some degree
Speaker 1: that something was happening because it got hotter and hotter
Speaker 1: or colder and colder. But like we talked about on
Speaker 1: a recent episode, I did called St. Storms, you can
Speaker 1: go from 70 degrees to 140 in a matter of
Speaker 1: minutes out of nowhere, as far as you're concerned. Out
Speaker 1: of nowhere, no one predicted it. No one saw it coming.
Speaker 1: It's beyond reasoned. Even though it makes sense in retrospect
Speaker 1: why it happens or how it happens, you can't actually
Speaker 1: predict it. 70 degrees to 140. That's crazy. This flood
Speaker 1: went from just a normal river, no warning, no rains.
Speaker 1: It wasn't overly rainy for weeks or anything like that.
Speaker 1: Nothing to indicate anything was going to happen. And then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, so much water just flooding, killing
Speaker 1: everybody in its path. Totally destructive, unstoppable in a moment.
Speaker 1: Just like that. And I think that's what gets people
Speaker 1: when they see footage like this, when this type of
Speaker 1: a disaster happens, same with an earthquake, like in Venezuela,
Speaker 1: you don't really know. Well, some people do know, but
Speaker 1: you can't really rely on, you can't warn people fast enough.
Speaker 1: There's not enough people who believe that we can know
Speaker 1: at least in the situation of the earthquakes. And so
Speaker 1: it happens just like that. And all of a sudden
Speaker 1: everything around you is decimated thousands of people, or you
Speaker 1: also included are dead and all the infrastructure is down.
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Things like the Asheville flood are similar. So these types
Speaker 1: of scenarios are not uncommon and especially seem to come
Speaker 1: at moments where so many things will stack up at once.
Speaker 1: Like he's describing back in this time, 3000 years ago,
Speaker 1: there was floods, there was earthquakes, there was a crop collapse, right?
Speaker 1: There was drought, there was famine, and there was invaders
Speaker 1: all at once. All of it related to the same
Speaker 1: potential climactic shift and you know, but all of a sudden, otherwise,
Speaker 1: as far as people were concerned and then just gone,
Speaker 1: your society is just gone. It doesn't have to take
Speaker 1: an ice age to destroy society and civilization. It doesn't
Speaker 1: have to take that to take away the ability to
Speaker 1: read and write in an entire population. Doesn't have to
Speaker 1: take that, right? So it can happen quickly. It has
Speaker 1: happened throughout history and it seems to happen in cycles.
Speaker 1: And this moment of 3000 years ago is also indicated
Speaker 1: in this series of cyclical destructions that people who study
Speaker 1: the geomagnetic excursions point out fit into a pattern. And
Speaker 1: we're in another pattern now. So these people are looking
Speaker 1: for all sorts of things. Open-minded approach is one of them.
Speaker 1: And so he also shares this, which I found interesting.
Speaker 1: He said, I searched China for the strongest magnetic anomalies,
Speaker 1: looking for places that could potentially host vast underground survival bunkers.
Speaker 1: So the magnetic anomaly is why is he looking for those?
Speaker 1: Potentially he's reading the energy signature that's already there, right?
Speaker 1: Like if a whole city is underground somewhere and hidden
Speaker 1: from everyone, you should be able to maybe tell because
Speaker 1: of the electric signature of what they're consuming and using
Speaker 1: and therefore off-putting or out-putting. There might be that. I
Speaker 1: was also wondering though, if he's looking because there's something to,
Speaker 1: in his mind, the ability to survive a, a, a
Speaker 1: cataclysmic crustal displacement type of pole shift that if you
Speaker 1: were in a little pocket of geomagnetic something, you know,
Speaker 1: that you might survive more easily. I don't think that's
Speaker 1: it though. I think it's the former that I just
Speaker 1: said rather than the latter. But either way, he looked
Speaker 1: and he found one and it was right in some
Speaker 1: of the highest mountains of the Himalayas that is also
Speaker 1: known as Shambhala. And we've talked about Shambhala before. Is
Speaker 1: it physical? Is it not? Isn't it? allegory or symbolic
Speaker 1: or whatever. You can think whatever you want. But it's
Speaker 1: pretty interesting that he found this right in that area
Speaker 1: where Shambhala is supposed to be. He said the exact
Speaker 1: thing I was investigating was already embedded in the local mythology.
Speaker 1: And sometimes I'm not sure I think he thinks that
Speaker 1: it is likely that there is a sort of breakaway
Speaker 1: civilization that had survived previous cyclical cataclysms and that they
Speaker 1: maybe even are who we call the elite now. Very possible.
Speaker 1: totally possible, in fact, and maybe actually the origin of
Speaker 1: things like the sea, people who came to all sorts
Speaker 1: of ancient civilizations and helped them, you know, improve their
Speaker 1: understanding of the world and their ability to survive within
Speaker 1: it and, you know, be more civilized within it. We
Speaker 1: have those from all over the world. We have the
Speaker 1: Flood stories from all over the world. We have these
Speaker 1: people who show up who are always light-skinned and fair-eyed
Speaker 1: and carrying a bag, as Graham Hancock has pointed out,
Speaker 1: the bag people who seem to show up to all
Speaker 1: these ancient civilizations. And are they from somewhere like this?
Speaker 1: A city that was created underground to survive exactly these cataclysms?
Speaker 1: Because you know what would be the best place would
Speaker 1: be inside a mountain as high up as possible and
Speaker 1: So that if all of the oceans were sloshing around
Speaker 1: tsunami style all over the globe as everything shifted, it
Speaker 1: still wouldn't submerge you underwater and you'd be shielded from
Speaker 1: massive radiation otherwise. So Shambhala would be a way to
Speaker 1: do that. Then you'd be a breakaway civilization because anyone
Speaker 1: left outside is going to be reduced to nothing just
Speaker 1: like that. A very minor set of cataclysms 3,000 years
Speaker 1: ago sent the whole Mediterranean into a dark age, lost
Speaker 1: their ability to read and write. So if you came
Speaker 1: out of a little mountain bunker and you still had
Speaker 1: computers in there and engines and like writing and reading
Speaker 1: and science, you'd be like a god to the people
Speaker 1: left out there. And how many times has that occurred
Speaker 1: over human history? Unknowable. unknowable, but very interesting that he
Speaker 1: found that signature there where Shambhala is said to be.
Speaker 1: And again, we have other indications like Noah's Ark. And
Speaker 1: I know a lot of people are like really attached
Speaker 1: to the Bible being a bunch of bullshit, but it
Speaker 1: is a historical text in addition to its religious nature.
Speaker 1: And it does encode this global or at least regional
Speaker 1: flood that seems to be Many ancient civilizations talking about
Speaker 1: a big flood, which would happen if there was crustal
Speaker 1: displacement and a pole flip. Then there would seem like
Speaker 1: a flood because it would actually be tsunamis and high
Speaker 1: water and all sorts of things until everything settled, which
Speaker 1: might take 40 days and 40 nights. And so Noah's
Speaker 1: Ark is one of those stories. And they seem to
Speaker 1: have be finding evidence at Mount Ararat of Noah's Ark.
Speaker 1: This is from Jimmy Corsetti, who studies alternative archaeology and
Speaker 1: things like Atlantis and precursor civilizations and the like. And
Speaker 1: so he is talking about this over there. Mount Ararat
Speaker 1: has often been the mountain chosen as the most likely
Speaker 1: place that is indicated by Noah's flood story. And we
Speaker 1: see a lot of these biblical stories and indications of
Speaker 1: geographically are being reinforced lately. So it's not just Noah's Ark.
Speaker 1: It's also the place where Jesus was crucified. And it's
Speaker 1: also the place where Jesus performed miracles. And they're just,
Speaker 1: they seem to be finding a lot more evidence that
Speaker 1: supports some of the things the Bible claimed, which is
Speaker 1: always fun. But he also points out Jimmy Corsetti, while
Speaker 1: the Ark is being perhaps found in Mount Ararat, matching
Speaker 1: the exact length and location described in the Bible. He
Speaker 1: also wonders if Gobekli Tepe is Noah's altar. described in Genesis.
Speaker 1: He thinks it has striking similarities. I've actually been to
Speaker 1: Gobekli Tepe before anybody went to Gobekli Tepe because I
Speaker 1: just happened to live in Turkey at that time and
Speaker 1: traveled to Eastern Turkey. And we found that even the
Speaker 1: locals didn't even really know it was there at that time.
Speaker 1: Nobody was there literally at all and nothing was blocked off.
Speaker 1: And we got to just like play at Gobekli Tepe
Speaker 1: for a day. So that was very, very cool. But
Speaker 1: he wonders if that's Noah's altar. Maybe.
Speaker 2: Maybe.
Speaker 1: You know, these ancient stories are not just stories. There's
Speaker 1: definitely more going on to our history than most people
Speaker 1: are taught or think. And one more thing to add
Speaker 1: to the story of the ongoing polar shift or flip
Speaker 1: and potential cataclysmic global disasters that could come with it.
Speaker 1: Open-minded approach again here with another excellent post on X says, hey, look,
Speaker 1: The EU, the European Union, sponsored a five-year project investigating
Speaker 1: geomagnetic excursions, how to detect them, and their connection to
Speaker 1: climate change. The project ends in 2030. So this is
Speaker 1: from 2025, last year, to 2030, that the European Union
Speaker 1: is specifically studying geomagnetic excursion and climate change. So there's
Speaker 1: plenty of organizations, by the way, that far predate the
Speaker 1: European Union, that already know, have been knowing, have been researching,
Speaker 1: and do not talk about it, and it's not published,
Speaker 1: and it's not something that's taught in universities, and that's
Speaker 1: just how it is. So the EU is like on
Speaker 1: the tail end, but it is interesting that they are
Speaker 1: openly stating that they're studying this thing 2025 to 2030.
Speaker 1: Very interesting. So he actually cites that Bronze Age collapse
Speaker 1: that we were just reading about from a totally different
Speaker 1: person a moment ago. He said around 3000 years ago
Speaker 1: during the Bronze Age collapse, the Greek Iron Age and
Speaker 1: the Greek Dark Ages, there was abrupt climate change. and
Speaker 1: the limited sterno-etrusha geomagnetic excursion. Around 6,000 years ago during
Speaker 1: the desertification of the Sahara, the Y-chromosome bottleneck and the 5.9
Speaker 1: and 5.2 kilo year abrupt climate events, there was a
Speaker 1: so-called Solovki geomagnetic excursion. Around 8,000 years ago, during the 8.2
Speaker 1: kilo year abrupt climate event, there was a geomagnetic excursion
Speaker 1: recorded in sediments found in China. And around 12,000 years ago,
Speaker 1: during the Younger Dryas, which is that mini ice age, right?
Speaker 1: Abrupt climate event and the extinction of the megafauna, there
Speaker 1: was the Gothenburg geomagnetic event. Guess what? He says the
Speaker 1: current geomagnetic excursion began around 1850 and which is also
Speaker 1: when modern climate change began. And it's true. Modern climate
Speaker 1: change began in 1850, exactly when the poles started shifting
Speaker 1: and the geomagnetic shield began weakening on Earth. So he
Speaker 1: can point to all these events and open-minded approach and
Speaker 1: Ben Davidson, I believe, are both proponents that this cyclical
Speaker 1: event also has sort of mini versions of these geomagnetic
Speaker 1: excursions that don't result in an actual pole flip where
Speaker 1: poles shift, but are just a pole that wanders and
Speaker 1: then kind of comes back. But that either way, it
Speaker 1: still shifts the climate enough to cause drastic change and
Speaker 1: possible drought and earthquakes and the like that happened in
Speaker 1: the Bronze Age. So it's not always completely destructive, but
Speaker 1: it is destructive because any time the electromagnetic situation on
Speaker 1: Earth is going to change, whether it's super drastic or
Speaker 1: just sort of drastic, it's going to change the weather.
Speaker 1: And the weather is what we depend on to live, right?
Speaker 1: It's going to change where water is and where it's flowing,
Speaker 1: where it's not. And that's what we depend on to live.
Speaker 1: It's going to cause things like earthquakes and maybe mini floods,
Speaker 1: like the ones we're seeing. I'm calling it mini just
Speaker 1: in the scope of like global, right? But it is
Speaker 1: horrendous and huge and unthinkable. But like the mini flood
Speaker 1: that we're seeing over in Nepal and China, or what
Speaker 1: we might see down in the Andes. So it can
Speaker 1: be sort of localized. It can be you know, sort
Speaker 1: of somewhat drastic seeming to us, but we don't necessarily
Speaker 1: go completely extinct or lose all of our civilization a
Speaker 1: hundred percent, or it can be so total like that
Speaker 1: seems to be indicated in things like the memory of
Speaker 1: Atlantis and Noah's flood and these sorts of things that
Speaker 1: we lose all touch with what came before, unless you're
Speaker 1: in a secret sort of underground world shielded place of
Speaker 1: high altitude, like Shambhala might be referring to. So it
Speaker 1: all makes more and more sense the more you look
Speaker 1: at these sorts of things, that hidden history, that cyclical
Speaker 1: nature of destruction, this polar flips we seem to go through,
Speaker 1: what people call mud flood fits perfectly into this too.
Speaker 1: It's all a little too perfect, actually. And most recently
Speaker 1: on This was from July 19th, about a month ago.
Speaker 1: I had a sort of vision and an experience with
Speaker 1: one of the spiritual ancestors who gave me a really
Speaker 1: weird message I didn't understand. And when I went to
Speaker 1: research it, it just so happened to match exactly what
Speaker 1: might happen in this current geomagnetic excursion and biblical prophecies.
Speaker 1: So it blew my mind. And if you want to
Speaker 1: read about that, that's the heavens rolled up like a
Speaker 1: scroll published on July 19th on my sub stack, rugways.substack.com.
Speaker 1: I talk about the big biblical prophecy. I talk about
Speaker 1: my vision. I share this sort of other messages that
Speaker 1: I've been given over the years of the cosmic energy
Speaker 1: that is coming to our solar system and going to
Speaker 1: change everything on earth. Not, not just spiritually, just a
Speaker 1: physical energy. that is geomagnetic in nature like all, sorry,
Speaker 1: electromagnetic in nature like all energy is. And that's coming.
Speaker 1: It's also spiritual, of course. What isn't though? And so
Speaker 1: I talk about that. And then I also talk about
Speaker 1: the stars and the message themselves and what would have
Speaker 1: to change on earth for what he told me to
Speaker 1: become reality. And it's pretty drastic. So if you want
Speaker 1: to read that, check it out. on roadways.substack.com. The heavens
Speaker 1: rolled up like a scroll. Subscribe while you're there. Subscribe
Speaker 1: at the paid level if you want to get those
Speaker 1: channel messages and others as they come through. You would
Speaker 1: have known all this was coming more than seven years
Speaker 1: ago if you did. So good place to be subscribed.
Speaker 1: I'm always here, of course, every time something happens in
Speaker 1: the world that seems to echo this or show that
Speaker 1: this is still most likely what's happening that I like
Speaker 1: to do another episode on it just to reinforce that.
Speaker 1: I'm never doom and gloom about it. I don't see
Speaker 1: anything to be doom and gloom about if we've lived
Speaker 1: through this so many times, there's nothing wrong with living
Speaker 1: through it again. And, you know, there's the potential that
Speaker 1: it isn't catastrophic. And that even if the poles do shift,
Speaker 1: the crust does not displace. And there isn't just a
Speaker 1: complete devastation. So who knows what we're going to get
Speaker 1: this time around, you know, but definitely on the way there,
Speaker 1: we're going to have these many cataclysms, at least, like
Speaker 1: I said, like we're seeing in Nepal and China, like
Speaker 1: we saw in Venezuela and those types of things. And again,
Speaker 1: that also fits prophecy for many different areas of the world,
Speaker 1: not just the Western, the biblical, but many different prophets
Speaker 1: over time have foreseen such things as I have myself too.
Speaker 1: And I just always am interested in how they all
Speaker 1: seem to connect and be talking about the same thing.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it though? If you're actually connected to source and
Speaker 1: actually channeling, everyone's going to get the same truth. And
Speaker 1: so that's interesting. And until you know it, travel well,
Speaker 1: aim for balance and always look inside first.
Speaker 2: Clue to these screens, it's a plot to drop the IQ.
Speaker 2: Fighting amongst each other over rulers that don't like you.
Speaker 2: Prefer us trapped in melancholy with the wood ones of holly.
Speaker 2: Suggestions that obliterate to camouflage the folly. Adept of men
Speaker 2: of robbery, executed sloppily. The pompers see the smockery and
Speaker 2: walk the top of me. Put the hands up to
Speaker 2: touch the Akasha. Cause you know deep down there's something
Speaker 2: bigger than your wallet.