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Mummy Curses & Secrets of the Egyptian Scrolls with Dennis Carroll on SOR · The Cryptid Huntress

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we have a fantastic show lined up tonight. I have my buddy Dennis Carol
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in the studio. Tonight. We're going to be talking about ancient Egypt,
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Egyptian mummies and the curses that go along with these mummies and the secrets of
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the Egyptian scrolls. You guys, this is going to be a super cool
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my shows so far, so this will be groundbreaking stuff. Information and anything
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them as soon as we're done tonight. All right, y'all, let's get
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to our guest. Dennis Carol has had over forty years of experience in the
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field of the paranormal. He studied, researched, and investigated many aspects pertaining
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to the paranormal and the supernatural, with many personal paranormal experiences. He's a
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researcher and investigator of the occult and the supernatural. He's a well known authority
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and folklore, legends, superstitions, cryptozoology, and the occult. He's a
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supernaturalist, supernaturalist, and paranormal consultant who has advised people throughout the world.
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He's also a published author and a freelance writer. So please help me.
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Welcome to Space Out Radio tonight, Doctor Dennis Carrol. Hey, Dennis,
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good evening. I'll do the I don't have my pale with me though usually,
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But we're gonna be talking about the sands of Egypt tonight. Definitely,
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that's a very interesting thing, Jessica, the Mommy's of Egypt. I have
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I have seen some of all, love them, uh close up in museums
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and stuff. Uh. It's fascinating. I've always been fascinated by Egyptology.
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Definitely, it is and their their belief systems, and so it's really interesting.
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But then we're gonna talk. When you talk mummies, though, you've
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got to talk black magic. Uh, the the old ancient magic of Egypt.
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So we're in curses and all that stuff. Now. I know.
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The first thing that we were exposed to the mummies were the Hollywood movies,
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you know, Uh, you remember the burs karl Off and the Laune Change
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Union with a hand you know, wrapped around and all the other walking mummies
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and uh and some of the ones, of course later in carnate incarnations of
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them, especially the New Mummy movies that came out. They were very very
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some of them. And of course that favorite comical ones Abobba Hotel. I
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don't know if you've ever seen that movie, but Bubba Hotel by a Hotel
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was a Southern mommy by the way, words the cowboy hatting boots, cowboy
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boots and all that. But anyways, a while, Wow, movie mommies
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are fascinating, no matter which way you look at it. And I think
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that's the thing we're going to talk about tonight. Definitely, Yeah, they
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are fascinating. Now when I think of a mummy and a curse, I
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think of King Tut in King Tut's tomb being opened and the archaeologists that went
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in there to open up the sarcophagus, with him in it, and they
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unwrapped him and examined his body. Do you know that seven people died from
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them going in there and opening up that tomb. They called that the curse
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of King tut I believe, or the curse of the Pharaoh, and anyone
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who desecrates the tomb of the pharaohs will meet death or the black ebony wings
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of death. And here's an interesting thing about it. Lord Carnarvan, who
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was the first one that actually went in the tombe, died from the bite
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of a mosquito. And the mosquitos in Egypt are there, the large and
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guess what, they had black wings some of them. So the black wings
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of death part of the curse. So you have some interesting stuff when you
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tall by the curse of the Tute in common. You have some very strange
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occurrences that took place. But the very first one was lower Carnarvon right there
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in Calro actually just a few days after opening of the tomb, so that
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was very interesting. Well, what I found really interesting was that the first
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death that was related to the King tuts To being opened was the man's canary,
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the head archaeologist. His canary died somehow a cobra got inside its cage
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and ate the canary. Okay, and so they actually count that as one
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of the deaths I believe. Okay, so it was a little bird,
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but the rest were human. But you got the canary thing is where they
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used to take canary down into mines because they were the first ones that could
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sense poison of s gas or whatever escaping from the mines. And and here's
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the interesting thing. And I've done a lot of studies on the Egyptology and
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and uh, I love archaeology. I should have been an archaeologist. But
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anyway, and they're getting into it. But anyway, I've been on a
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couple of archaeological digs. So it's fascinating stuff. But when you go into
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an ancient tomb like that Jessica, you've got to remember, especially if it
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hasn't been robbed like King Tutz hadn't, it's been sealed for thousands of years,
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So you run in some very bad ad to begin to think about it,
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this very virulent type stuff. And I've actually read accounts where I think
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there was one account where I think they they went into a tomb uh of
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a of a woman who this woman was so like a princess or queen or
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something. This was not Egyptian, I think it was. It might have
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been in European type thing, but it went in. This tune was about
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thousand years old, and the archeologist wrote about this. And when they got
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down into the tomb, they could see this beautiful woman lying on this ledge,
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okay, and they told what she had on her and all that,
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and said in the air behind them, and as soon as the air touched
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her, she just went to dust right their eyes. So that's the things
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you run into when you open tunes. You could be running into. And
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that could be an explanation for some of this other than super nice that,
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other than the supernatural explanation for curses of this sort of account of the thing,
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because who knows what kind of air or what germs, what kind of
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things you're running in to there, you know, especially with the decomposed bodies.
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And the interesting thing about mummies is they do remove all of the parts
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of the inside of the body and they put them in little caskets next to
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the body. Their actual rel religion said that whatever you died with you would
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find it would go over with you into the next life. This is talked
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about in the Egyptian Book of the Dead, by the way, about how
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the funeral things were done, how they actually removed your brain through your nose.
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I won't get into the basic details. It's real loss, very gruesome.
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But they had a certain kind of pick that they would actually go in,
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and they felt like it was the sacrilege to cut you open your head
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open because they believed that the spirit, the seat of the spirit, was
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in the head, by the way. Okay, so that's why they would
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instead of cracking your skull and removing the blank, they would take the brain
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out through the nose with this pig. I mean, these guys. Here's
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the thing about the Egyptian religion in that respect. They venerated death so much.
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They had so many things about death. No wonder, they put curses
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and stuff on things. It was a life and death thing, and they
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ven a ready death to a great did the only only And here's here's an
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interesting observation. The only society I've ever seen that vener ready death more than
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the Egyptians was the Victorian era. People of a Victorian era. But that's
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the contrast. Oh my gosh, Well, the ancient Egyptians didn't believe that
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this was all there is in life, you know, the afterlife was very
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important to them. Uh. You know. I like to make the connection
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with the ancient Egyptians and Anubis and dog men. Okay, so every a
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lot of times when we're talking about dog men, we bring up Anubis.
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Okay, even though I believe he was a jackal, Anubis is my favorite.
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He's the original dog man, definitely, although he's really a jackal,
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but we won't get into specifics. But anyway, Uh, he's my favorite,
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definitely. I once had a cat named Anubis. By the way,
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I called him Nubie for short. He's one of my favorites. And there
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another one of my favorites I have heard I have heard on the on my
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letter opener. That's Basket. That's that the cat goddess. She has some
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interesting curses connected with her too. Of course, the Egyptians venerated cats is
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almost godlike because they kept the rats out of the granary, They kept Egyptians
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from starving. They even mamified their cats, by the way. You can
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find them in a lot of the Egyptian tunbes as well. Well. Well,
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you know, and I've been told that cats are the protector of portals
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too, very magical beings. Yeah, oh yeah, yes, definitely.
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And you know, uh oh yeah. The crocodile was another thing that was
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being I find that interesting about the Egyptians, just because how much they venerated
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the animal nature life around them. You know, you know, there's there's
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a mommified cat. Definitely. And here's the interesting thing. The interesting thing
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about mummies and the cats and stuff like that, they actually put a fac
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simile of them on the outside what they like, and then put the body
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inside of that. So there was so much symbolism to this, it's amazing.
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No wonder they wrote stuff and hieroglyphics. They loved symbolism. They even
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directed it just about the high they did death they did speaking of death.
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When I was doing my research on mummy curses today, I came across a
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video where there were people discussing that it was rumored that the Titanic sunk because
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of a curse of a mummy that was on board the Titanic. Have you
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heard that. I've heard about that, And you know there was some matter
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of fact. I know a fellow who actually tracked down supposed to track down
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the staff of Moses, who is connected to Egypt to by the way,
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and that staff was supposed to to be very close to being the staff of
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Moses. Nobody's ever proved that for sure, But guess what it was on
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the Titanic. But the guy that had the staff left the Titanic in Ireland.
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He didn't make the final voice. It would have ended up on the
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ocean floor along with everything else she had. Oh my gosh. And they
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say there is rumor that there is an Egyptian curse was what caused the Titanic
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descent because it had supposedly that mummy aboard and all that it did. Now,
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this mummy that was on board was actually reportedly a high pricess out of
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a very ancient high process that was very revered, and some very wealthy gentleman
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had purchased this sarcophagus. I assume that had her body in it, and
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all of the gentlemen I think there were four of them. Horrible things that
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happened to them. I mean they went from going bankrupt to losing their lives
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and sinking on the Titanic. Okay, so yeah, down through history there's
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been a lot of stuff about cursed objects, such as the hope diamond.
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You know, I know you've heard of the hope diamond has a curse on
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the end. But when you get to Egyptian stuff, and you know,
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and I'll say this, the Egyptians were deep into a dark, black ancient
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magic. That was what they did. The pharaoh, you know, was
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the king. Of course, he was the leader of the people, but
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he took care of the more governmental affairs. The only other person that had
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as much power as the pharaoh was, guess it, the high priests.
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That was it, you know, the high priest because they had the sorcery,
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they had the magic. And you know, it's a very interesting thing
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too. You go back to the Bible with the Bible tells us a lot
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about the Egyptian stuff. You remember that scene where Moses, you know,
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went in and the pharaoh called the magicians forward, and they threw down their
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staffs and they turned and the snakes. Remember that, and so they venerated
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sorcery highly. That was their part of their religion. Although they worshiped Almen
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raw who was this god of god. He was the sun god too desertain
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extent. He was also called the sun god, And I find it interesting
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they worshiped the sun because the sun was kind of their enemy in many ways.
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But of course without the sun they couldn't live. So there you go.
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That's the veneration for that. But they value the sorcery very highly.
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It was part of their makeup. Wow. Well, it seems like today's
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sorcery and witchcraft is really looked down upon because of all of the interreligious contexts.
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It's a little different these days in these modern times. Oh yeah,
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definitely. And like that says, they're about the powdered mummy. You might
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remember that very famous scene in at Beth where the three Willard sisters are doing
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the cauldron thing and one of their good agiaince is the mall and guff of
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a mummy, in other words, the job of a mummy. Actually,
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the Victorian people's, even back in the medieval times, venerated the mummies because
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they were the recipients of this magic, the sorcery. It was there supposed
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to be your magical things. Wow. Well, I know one thing from
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doing my research today. I am not going to open the tomb of a
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mummy ever. No thank you, no thank you. Nothing good comes out
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of it, Dennis, Nothing, I don't think. I mean, I
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don't think it's okey to disturb the tomb of anything, you know, I
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don't. It sucks having to like hear about people exooming bodies or you know,
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even at a grave yards here. So and speaking of here and having
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graves and historical things here in the United States of America. I had a
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very interesting conversation with a new friend of mine named Bryce. I talked about
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her last night on the show with Esoteric at Lena. She and I talked
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about some people saying that America, well we know, is the USA now
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used to be ancient Egypt. Actually, I know that's a conspiracy theory for
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a lot of people. But I thought that was an interesting conversation and just
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that food for thought. Yeah, that is interesting. I was gonna say
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too. You know, the number one symbol of the Egyptians, of the
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Scarab, symbolizes immortality. That's very interesting too. Not only did they venerate
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death, but they venerated immortality as well. They thought beyond death into another
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world and all that, and that is why to this day some people say
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that the Egyptian Book of the Dead and things like that were connected to vortexas
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and portals that led from one, you know, one place to another,
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uh, or one dimensional thing to another. It's very interesting stuff you get
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into when you when you get into Egyptology, you also kind of brush shoulders
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with science fiction a little bit, uh in that respect, because they they
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were kind of like minded in that way. They thought beyond themselves into other
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dimensions and other times and all that stuff. They were very interesting people.
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And most of the Egyptians their racial makeup. Of course, they were Arab
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Arabic peoples, and the land that they lived in was kind of hostile in
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many areas, so they had to their first adversary was the land uh and
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uh and of course the atmosphere of the sun and all that stuff. They
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had a lot to work working against them. No wonder. They cherished the
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thought of immortality uh so greatly. Yeah, absolutely and uh. And also
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they were very very much into their dream states and took these things very seriously,
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like the esoteric world uh and and just being in their dream states,
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like being in the fifth dimension wherever you go, the twelfth dimensions and and
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and they would actually make serious decisions based off their dreams. And I'm talking
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about about wars okay and uh, and and they had oracles and stuff.
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I mean, that's that's really how they made. They venerated dream so great.
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Agree, Remember Joseph in the dreams he had and all that. But
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you know, ancient people's looked upon dreams. Sometimes it's communication between the gods
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and gods or whatever. But here's the interesting thing. Since we're talking about
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curses tonight, did you have you ever heard of the Egyptian dream curse?
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No, it's a very uh, it's not a well and known thing,
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but it supposedly was a curse that would come into your dreams and eventually drive
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you insane. And what it would be the same dream every night, but
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it would come to a different point and then the dream it would be like
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you would go up to open the door and the dream would stop. And
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every night you got a little closer to that door opening or whatever the case
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would be. Eventually when you open the door of that you would be driven
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completely out of your mind. You're being sane. They believe that what happened
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to you in a dream what happened to you in real life. Well,
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you know, so they had dream curses. They had dream curses. They
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would do. Wow, that's fascinating. I mean, I know that I
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have some pretty vivid dreams, and I have seen things that happen in the
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future in my dreams. And also it's a I used my dream see as
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an outlet to talk to my deceased loved ones too, because it's just as
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really in my dreams as it would have been with them being on this three
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dimensional plane with me. That's just means there's a there's a part, just
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aico with dreams that are the subconscious. We know that there are memories.
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A lot of times I think of the places we've been, But what about
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dreams of people you've never met or places that you've never been to. Sometimes
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the dreams go beyond our subconscious? What are those? Those are very strange,
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interesting dreams. It's I will say this, there is a dream that's
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the influence of yourself, of your subconscious, your makeup. But then there
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may be dreams from an outside influence. Those are dreams that are very interesting.
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Yeah, well that's that's what That's what the Egyptians believe with the dream
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curse. They could be a dream from outside of not just a normal dream
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of your subconscious, but something from the outside influence. Definitely. Yes,
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Okay, that's that's kind of where you're getting into some of that black magic
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too, because I know that I've heard about people doing magic to haunt people
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in their dreams and to make them do things that they shouldn't do, and
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it's all in that dream state. Yeah, and it's it's a little scary.
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And now Kia Kira's in the chat. Hey, Kia Kira's an Egyptian
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magic is real and many of the sacred sites have energy that is resonant and
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felt. If you go there, as she did this past fall, it
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was palpable. And I've heard that so much. I've actually felt that handling
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Egyptian objects and even my ass taking mind and objects, there's a different feel
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to them. U there's something there, you know what I'm saying. It's
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I'm not gonna say it's a power, but it seems like the echo of
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a power. In other words, that's the only way I got to describe
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it. Ancient echo to it. It is a different field to it when
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you handle it. Definitely, Yeah, it does. Yeah, you know,
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I felt that kind of palpable power and energy when I went to some
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Indian burial mounds here in the South. I've been to several different Indiana mounts,
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and they are a place of power. I guess you could say that's
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that's the only way to describe it. A place of power. That's we've
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talked about that before. You know, that frequency, energy and vibration,
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it's there. It's definitely there. And some of these ancient people's had a
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more of a handle on it than we really truly realized that they were.
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They were able to maintain a control over some of this stuff, or a
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connection to it anyway. And I think you picked up on that sometimes definitely.
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But that vibration, that energy, that frequency, those are things that
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make the whole universe around us. And if you can connect into it,
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would that not be a form of magic, it would be it would be
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I don't know. I just don't want to get cursed, Dennis, okay.
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And yeah, but I also put protection around myself every day. I
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do energetic protection for myself, okay, and the people around me. Okay,
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sometimes to word off things like that, and and I try to stay
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away from, you know, mummies and things like that. Now, have
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you ever heard of a mummy? Because I know, like in movies they
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are portrayed as like mummies coming back to life, you know, reanimated corpses,
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and you know there's go along with like the Curse of the Mummy movies
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and stuff. Well there are there are rumors and this is where Hollywood's supposed
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to got some of this stuff with the Mummy movies, the can of Lees
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as they would bowl and all that to bring the Mummy back. There really
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what's supposed to be, uh, this is a legend now, but there's
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not a lot of fact on this. But there's supposed to be a story
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that they had a formula in which to bring somebody back, that some of
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the High priests had this very secret formula. We don't know what it was.
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I mean, it never tells what it is, but they had this
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formul that would actually supersede death and bring someone back for a while, not
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forever, but for a few days or whatever the case may be. They
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were supposed to have power just at their overlife and death. That's why the
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high priests were so powerful. That's that's almost godlike, you know, that's
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a lot of power. Yeah, I think it was. Mike. Mike
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had this really good comment. He said, that Graham Hancock talks about Egyptians
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in America. Okay, well, I've actually done a show on and I've
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talked about this often, about the ancient Egyptian settlements that we have in the
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Grand Canyon. It's reportedly so, but I've also been told that is on
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target that we do have. There is some kind of cave system, and
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of course the Smithsonian went in and covered it up. I think an archaeologist
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from there is the one who kind of found it, I guess, But
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there was a lot I remember. I can't exactly where it was at,
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but there was like some busts that were found in South America that actually there
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were several different races of people. I think one of them was a black
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person, one of them was an Egyptian looking person, so on, so
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on, even though a representation of white people, so European, you might
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say, and so on. And where did they get this knowledge out?
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You know? And some people speculated that these busts or these reliefs came from
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Atlantis, So you had a lot of supposition on it. And I will
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say this about the Egyptians, who were brilliant, very brilliant people. I
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would not hesitate to think that they were definitely explorers on a large scale,
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that they ended up in a lot of places we would never dream that they
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got and that America would definitely be one of them. Yes, yeah,
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a dam beetle is scary. Actually, it rolls its eggs around and rolls
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them on. And the reason they venerate as the eternal type thing because they
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thought it looked forever. Because they thought he kind of reincarnated hisself in that
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little egg that was rolling around. You know, that's where they generated.
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Well. And also what I've I've learned over the past couple of years,
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scared beetles don't fly. They're supposed to fly, right, they don't actually
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fly. They they levitate. At Jessica Here in the South, we have
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the jumbug. That june bug is scared. You know that, don't you?
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The bug? They are scared, but they're just a different somewhat different
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than scared. But they are still in the same family. So if you
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look at a june bug, you're pretty much well looking at what is scared.
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Look beetle look like a lot Oh wow, Well, I mean what
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if okay, let's just say what if. What if ancient Egypt was actually
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based here in the United States. What we know now is the United States
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and the june bugs or the scare beetles that are revered all over the place.
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I mean, that'd be kind of cool. They're actually june bugs.
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Yeah. They usually raised up in cow patties out in the field, so
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they are dung beetles. I think there was slightly different color than the Egyptian
29:22
scared but very much try similar to that. Oh, yeah, you don't
29:29
see many. You don't see many jewne bugs like you used to. I
29:32
think I've seen a couple this year. Used to see a lot of them.
29:34
But the cow cow pastures now are I think of the past and a
29:40
lot of vicinities, a lot of areas, but that was their main thing.
29:44
They raised up in the cow fields. Well, I have a question
29:48
to us. Okay, So I have been to an exhibit where the contents
29:52
of an Indian burial mound were presented out in a museum, Okay, for
29:57
a very special just like I guess, I don't know what you call it,
30:02
but uh, but I went. It was the eday Indian amounts and
30:03
uh, and I was super interested. I went to the museum, I
30:07
took my son. I have to wonder would would there be a curse associated
30:11
with that too, just like they would have in the in the pyramids or
30:17
do you have you ever heard stories of curses coming out of like the Indian
30:19
burial mounds when they're when they're being desecrated and torn apart by archaeologists. That's
30:27
true, that's a good sens so and you know, like I said,
30:30
Uh, when you go into a tomb like that, Uh, that wasn't
30:34
It wasn't just the bodies that were found there. They would have like uh,
30:38
I think there's even been like pots of honey that were two thousand years
30:41
old or someone like they were still yeahible think about that honey can last that
30:48
long? You know. There were jars of honey, jars of perfume.
30:52
Oh it was it was everything they needed for the afterlife in that tomb.
30:57
That's why robbers wanted to rob those because it wasn't just the gold, silver
31:03
and the jewels. There were other valuable stuff that they could steal, you
31:07
know, the boxes of the ebony and all this other stuff. Uh,
31:11
they could sell all of it, you know, so no wonder it was
31:14
a it was a treasure for them, and unfortunately for us, though uh
31:19
later on years we would love to have things we could study like that,
31:22
we don't. We don't have that choice anymore. But that was what was
31:26
so big about too to uncommon. He was untouched, you know. But
31:30
there were signs by the way Jessica, that there had been something scared these
31:34
tomb robbers off, that they were actually trying. There were signs that they
31:38
tried to break into that tomb. Something scared them on, whatever the thing
31:42
was. I don't know if it was the curse or why, but uh,
31:45
they they left the tomb alone for that, for whatever reason, Luckily
31:52
for us they did, we would have lost some very valuable archaeological stuff without
31:56
that. There's one more things a lot of people don't think about. You
32:00
know. The sarcophicus is really made out of wood. You know, we
32:06
always think about being made out of stone and all that. No, they
32:08
really made out of wood. If you look at that, that's a wood
32:12
in the sarcophaicus. The lead is there's a sarcophascus inside the sarcophas becus,
32:17
you might say, then the outer sarcophascus as you see, and then there's
32:22
the enter sarcosus where the body was held that has the visage. I said,
32:27
you know, they have the outside look of the person on the outside
32:30
or a cat or whatever it may be. That's the outside part of it.
32:36
But there was another lead over that. But it's all wood, mostly
32:40
wood. I had no idea. I had no idea. Now, I
32:45
would think that a lot of people would be hesitant to go into a tomb.
32:51
Anyways, I think what I'm sure to say is I felt like people
32:55
were told that they would be cursed if they went in there, and that
32:59
would deflect them from wanting to do it. Okay, But it seems like
33:04
with these with the stories that I've heard and I've researched today, it's not
33:08
just hearsay. I mean, but for some people they say, oh no,
33:13
like it was just people saying that so that they would not go in
33:15
there. Okay, it was like word of mouth like don't do it,
33:17
it's curse, and it would keep people away. But they weren't really cursed.
33:22
You know, there's no such thing in the magic right. Well,
33:24
it's kind of hard to overlook that, Jessica. When you go to the
33:28
door and it's written on the door, your curse if you open these doors.
33:31
It's kind of a psychological thing, definitely. I've seen the seal that
33:36
was on two in Commons tomb was actually a hand, a little golden hand
33:40
went around one handle and it was wrapped with a gold cores around to the
33:45
other handle, and it was not broken. Usually the seals, like I
33:49
said, when they were robbed, they broke the seal and there was that
33:52
curse right there over the door. You know, whoever, that's a crace,
33:57
the tumb of the Pharaoh will meet death on black elviny wings. That's
34:01
an interesting curse that would have to play a little bit of a psychological game
34:07
with your mind. Definitely. Oh yeah, so they put warnings up there
34:13
on the tombs. Huh, so you know better. If you know better,
34:16
you do better. Don't go in there. Yeah. Wow, this
34:22
isulls being longitated. Uh. You know, back in ancient people's baby wrapped
34:30
I don't know if you're swalling clothes kind of thing. They wrapped babies up,
34:35
you know. I know you've heard of this, Jessica. And they
34:37
would also wrap the heads up. No I'm not saying the face they had
34:40
to breathe, you know, but they would wrap the head and that may
34:45
have been a little bit of an influence on the shape of their heads and
34:49
the way the skulls formed, because the swalling clothes were something we don't do
34:53
that anymore, but that was something ancient people's did a lot off, especially
35:00
really in dry areas like Egypt and busy like that, that that might have
35:06
taken place to keep the mosquitoes and flies off of them. Yeah. Well,
35:10
I'm a mom, and I swaddled my son and I wrapped them up
35:14
real tight when he was a baby. But not his head. You know,
35:16
you're told that their skull is so soft, you don't. You know,
35:20
I wouldn't if I had a little girl. I never have a boy,
35:23
okay, but if I had a girl, I was told to be
35:25
careful to even put a headband on a baby, okay, because it can
35:29
put an intention in its head. But it's just like footbinding. You know
35:34
in Asia, how some of the women would have their feet binded and are
35:37
bound. I guess you say it changes the shape. Now, that's still
35:43
logical explanation for these elongated skulls. It would be, you know, their
35:46
heads were wrapped, they were shaped, they were misformed or shaped that way.
35:52
But I think that they could have some et DNA and I don't know,
35:57
that's just me. I think it could be too. You know,
36:00
the h if you go back and look at the study of the ancient gods,
36:05
almost every set of these gods, I don't care where you're at,
36:07
some Arian, Egyptian, Toltec, whatever the situation, they always talk about
36:14
these gods coming from one place of there. And that's an interesting connection to
36:21
me. You know what's going on with that? Why is everybody talking about
36:24
that? Why you never hear about gods coming from under the ground that much,
36:29
few of them, but you never hear that much of that. They're
36:31
always sky guys. You know, they're they're from the sky. And you
36:37
know, when you look at the pyramids, the one thing that the true
36:40
one thing, that is the I will say, the heritage of Egypt,
36:45
Uh, the seventh one of the seventh wonders of the world. It's amazing
36:50
that they are still here, those pyramids. Yeah, that's a very well
36:52
wrapped mummy there, but way look at the precision and time that took to
36:57
do that. My gosh. Uh, that's something else. That's what I
37:01
was thinking too. It's very it's very delicate looking and uh and yeah,
37:07
time to take it towards the back. Yeah. Oh yeah, yeah,
37:10
this one's not so much. This is a little bit more. Uh.
37:14
You know, that first one was it was a king or at So you
37:17
know, here's one other thing, Jessica, we got to look at the
37:21
genetics of the of the of the dynasties. I think there were seventeen dynasties
37:25
of Egyptian dynasties anyway. Uh, they had a lot of in breeding there.
37:31
They married their sisters, you know, they married brothers and sisters.
37:37
So that's another reason why you may have some misshaped type skulls going on there.
37:42
You know. You know what we've talked about on some of your other
37:45
shows, the middle and head kids kind of thing. Uh, you gotta
37:49
they gotta look at that too, you know that inbreeding stuff. Definitely.
37:52
Dream interpretation is surprisingly relevant. The dictionary symbology seemed highly relevant to a Shack.
37:59
That's very true. The Egyptians were very big on symbolic stuff, definitely,
38:04
especially when it came to dreams. Oh yeah, well, Dennis,
38:08
let's talk about these Egyptian scrolls and the secrets of the Egyptian scrolls. What
38:15
do you know about these secrets. Well, that goes back to what I
38:19
said earlier about the high priests supposedly having this hidden knowledge of immortality and bringing
38:24
people back from the dead and doing stuff like that. These were all supposedly
38:28
kept on scrolls. Now here's the interesting thing about these Egyptian scrolls. For
38:34
many many years, they didn't They just mainly did highoglyphics on walls and all
38:37
that. They didn't do scrolls that much. When you put something on the
38:42
scroll, that was a very important important thing because by the way, scrolls
38:47
were made out of pyrus and all that stuff, so they were very hard
38:52
to make, very hard to maintain. Uh, they liked The Egyptians loved
38:55
stone because it was sort of their eternal you know, it lasted forever.
39:01
And if you displeased some of the Egyptian people, what was the first thing
39:06
they did. They went and chiseled out your facial features and chiseled your name
39:10
off of your tombs or whatever. You know, that was the end of
39:14
you. Your name was gone, that was the end of your history.
39:17
But the scrolls are very important because they supposedly held a lot of their magical
39:23
intentations and a lot of their sorcery records and all that stuff along. Of
39:29
course, I'm sure there were governmental records kept with it too as well,
39:32
but that was supposed to be very powerful stuff in itself. Here's the interesting
39:37
thing about the sorcery magic. Whenever you put in many many different cultures venerate
39:44
this. When you put something down on paper that brings it to life,
39:50
that makes it more of a real thing, you know, that gives it
39:54
more juice you might say, or choose you, whatever the term you want
39:58
to use. When you do that, it has a certain way of giving
40:02
more power to that magic. We've talked about that with magic rooms, you
40:07
know, like the Vikings and all that had. It wasn't just the letters.
40:12
It was the actual writing it down that gave it that life and power
40:17
too and made it more powerful. Oh my gosh. Well work okay.
40:22
First of all, words are spells, right, That's why it's called spelling.
40:25
And something that's very interesting is that when I was learning remote viewing,
40:31
the mind control aspects of remote viewing, we did something I like to call
40:37
dream work. Okay, and I suggest that everybody does this, Okay at
40:40
night. I think maybe Mike had said something Mike Jones may have said something
40:44
in the chat. Somebody in the chat said something about their dreams and writing
40:46
their dreams down. We were taught to start writing our dreams down and keeping
40:52
a paper and a pen, you know, a notepad and a pin by
40:54
the bed, and so in the morning when you'd wake up, you could
40:59
write your dreams down and you would pretty much write down like messages. You
41:02
get a lot of stuff out of your dreams, but you forget them within
41:05
the first couple of minutes to waken up. So you got to do it
41:07
the minute you wake up. But also if you have a question about something,
41:13
and this is important for everybody watching and listening, if you have a
41:16
question about anything, if you want something answered, you take your pen in
41:22
your notepad and you write it out. You write it in handwriting and particularly
41:27
cursive cursive okay, which is like has the word curse in it, okay,
41:34
But you write it in cursive in a pin or whatever. You got
41:37
something that flows easily, and you write that question down, you leave it
41:40
by your bed at night, and usually a lot of times that question will
41:45
be answered that night in your dreams. Okay. So yeah, and that's
41:50
that's right. John John says cursive is the process is in the process of
41:53
being phased out in education. And that's and that's why, well that's the
41:59
big thing in space ocashing. You know, when you write the spell out,
42:02
you know, when you ride out, that's an act that you're doing.
42:06
Okay, that's an act sort of like we've always said about faith.
42:09
You know, faith without works is dead. You have to act on faith,
42:13
and you act on this spell or curse, whatever the case may be.
42:15
When you write it out, you're you're in putting your energy into it,
42:20
you might say. And then of course the second part was that when
42:22
it was written, you had to burn it. Why you burned it because
42:28
that sent it out to where it needed to go. That sent it sort
42:30
of spiritually out where you know, it needed to go. That was the
42:35
seal the deals. We used to say, when you burn it, and
42:38
the Egyptians priests were known to do that. They would actually write these spells
42:43
out on their scrolls, and they had a certain brazire there that they would
42:46
take on an after certain rituals and all that, they put it on the
42:51
fire and send it to the gods. Oh wow, okay, I just
42:55
had a thought. Is that way the Vikings and a lot of different cltures
43:00
would burn their dead to send them out that have their spirits released after they
43:05
died on funeral tatters and send them on back to where they need to go.
43:12
Definitely. Uh, that's why a lot of cultures, like even the
43:15
Native Americans burns they're dead. To a certain extent, it was sort of
43:21
a spiritual thing. You know, you're taking the physical and you're turning it
43:25
into smoke, which is spiritual. You know, you're sending it back where
43:29
you're the injury then came from. It's very symbolic. Well I do I
43:34
do recall that the process of writing in cursive and asking your question or getting
43:40
your thoughts set on paper before you go to bed at night. In that
43:44
cursive writing, it has something to do with your subconscious okay. So it's
43:47
like you you connected to your subconscious, so you can connect in the ethers
43:52
okay, and you can kind of pull it down while you're sleeping. I
43:54
guess. Yeah, interesting stuff. So y'all try it, and always like
44:00
the Viking burrels, you know, to put you on the long ship and
44:02
shoot the arrows out there. You know, that was way to go.
44:09
That's what an old guy once said in Hollywood said, it's not just your
44:13
main insurance coming in, but you have a good exit going out. You
44:16
know. Definitely Vikings did without a doubt. But here's another thing. I
44:22
was gonna mention this. He was talking about the skin and nails and all.
44:25
There have actually been these Gyptian mummies that have been found with red hair.
44:31
Uh. There's a debate about that whether it was the embombing that actually
44:42
turned the hair red or or was it natural red hair. You know,
44:45
we we still don't really know, a lot of work has to be done
44:49
yet on that. Uh, but that's very interesting. And here's one more
44:52
thing, and you know, we talked about it. I think it's one
44:54
of your shows about the red hair giants. Red hair seems to have something
44:59
to do. And some people have said with either alien DNA or something weird
45:02
going on with the red hair and the blue eyes, you know thing.
45:07
Uh, there's only like one ancestor for everybody has blue and green eyes and
45:10
all this stuff, the DNA r H negative and all this stuff. Weird
45:15
stuff going on with that. And I think some of that has been found
45:20
in the Egyptian tunes because DEPH and there are some release of some of the
45:25
pharaohs, and they were very meticulous. You Sally showed that mommy earlier,
45:30
how meticulous they were about things like that. But these releafs of the pharaohs
45:35
had we were painted with blue eyes. Where did they get that? You
45:40
know? Yeah, that's very interesting. Yeah, you know a lot of
45:45
the giants, said, the giants from Lovelock Cave, they said to them
45:47
they had red hair. The giant of Kanda horror, you know, it
45:50
was redheaded giant. Brian has a good point. He said, I have
45:54
red hair. Why am I five foot seven? You know, hey,
45:58
I feel it. Listen. I got I red hair when I was a
46:00
kid. For a short period, my hair changed colors. Yeah, I
46:04
went from black hair to red hair to brown hair. And some people born
46:08
with blue eyes their eyes turn brown. That and here's one interesting thing.
46:15
I've got blue eyes. Okay, call me old blue eyes. When I
46:20
die, when I'm really dead, my eyes will turn black. I'm not
46:23
wrong with the whole thing. I mean I will lose the blue. It
46:27
will turn black, very dark brown, black blue eyed people do that.
46:31
I used to work. I've worked anymore or several times. And when you
46:35
deceased like that. If you're a blue eyed, you your eyes, well
46:38
you'll lose that blue what that Green Case movie. That's very interesting too,
46:44
because of the color in the eyes are not permanent. Think about that.
46:47
And so I guess the hair would be another one of those things that could
46:52
change. When I was when I was much younger, I have blond hair
46:55
was almost white now, but when I was younger, my hair was much
47:00
darker than it is now. You see pictures of me back in my tenure
47:05
and you sell your hair is a thing that kind of changes with you.
47:08
Of course as you get older you get white, had it too, but
47:12
it changes with your life. You know these parts of us that do that.
47:15
But this is very interesting. Yeah, it is very interesting. It's
47:22
like the horse of a different color. Oh my gosh. Yeah, that's
47:24
that's reference for anybody who it's not familiar with that. Yeah, oh gosh,
47:31
I don't know where I got that from. That's funny. Yeah,
47:36
Oh my gosh. I just made another connection because I've had like et contact
47:39
and like it's it has connections to the Wizard of Oz. This is crazy.
47:45
We're talking about I have connections to each I forgot to be my favorite
47:51
musical and Wizard of Oz asn't but always like that Horse of a Different Color
47:54
scene. That was pretty fun me too. That's the horse of a Different
47:59
Color you've always heard about. I know it's magical. It's totally magical.
48:05
Now, of course, Dennis. I know, like Kira, who's here
48:07
in the chat, Kara and myself both have connections to ancient Egypt. And
48:13
now I can't see, I can't exactly put my finger on it, but
48:16
I just I feel a connection. It's almost like I had a past life
48:20
there. And and I also feel like there's a connection between ancient Egypt and
48:24
Mars. Okay, I've always felt that it's almost like some of the people
48:29
from you know, humanoids from Mars came and settled in Egypt or something.
48:35
That's that's always been my thought. But it doesn't have a whole lot to
48:37
do with mummies. Okay, but we're talking about Egypt tonight. Yeah,
48:43
I think that's interesting, yep, but definitely, you know, get back
48:50
to mummies for a moment. Mummy's uh, the powdered mummies and all that
48:54
stuff. You know, they felt that was the only way that they could
48:58
kind of get a hold of that Egyptian magic. You know, the mother
49:01
side remains that these people had a little bit of that magic imbute in them.
49:07
You know, they looked upon it that way, definitely, and that
49:12
was a big superstition back And here's another thing about everybody in the Victorian age,
49:17
I mean people that had a lot of money, mostly the yon Musk
49:22
of those days. They everybody had to own an Egyptian moment they had won
49:25
in the living room. You know, there's arcoplicus and everything. I thought
49:30
that was interesting too. We have venerated many cultures and societies in our world
49:37
in our times, the Greeks, the Romans, the Egyptians. There was
49:43
something there's a romanticism about those cultures that still exist to this day that we've
49:50
venerate them. I mean, look at Greece the cradle of democracy, and
49:53
Rome was the standard of all and all that, and the Egyptians were the
50:01
old ancient civilization. And there is a lot of connections supposed to be with
50:07
the Egyptians at Atlantis. When Homer and all those talked about Atlantis, they
50:16
connected it to people who were historians in Egypt. They talked about this.
50:22
So Egypt was the seat of learning in the ancient world without doubt. That's
50:30
why I say they would have made great explorers. I know they did.
50:34
Oh yeah, well, okay, so going back to that ancient Egyptian settlement
50:37
in the Grand Canyon, somebody in the chair forgot who it was. I'm
50:42
not sure mentioned it might have been Mike again, but it was. They
50:45
mentioned Cleopatra and Mark Antony coming to coming to America like Eddie Murphy just kidding,
50:52
coming to America. That's one of my favorite movies. But it was
50:57
actually Cleopatra the patra a lot. You know, she supposed to have held
51:01
the snake to hers and commits suicide with the servant and all that. Cliopatra
51:07
was actually Greek. She was atn Egyptian. She was the queen of Egypt,
51:13
but she was She got that from her dad. Okay, she inherited
51:15
that thing, and he was Greek. They were part of the Greeks that
51:20
ruled over ancient Egypt from Alexander the Great. So she was not Egyptian.
51:25
Okay, definitely not. But uh uh, she's a fascinating woman. She
51:31
was. She was one of the most ancient powerful women that ever lived.
51:37
I mean, she had she had wrong by the coattails. She could do
51:42
a lot. She was a very interesting person. Now, was Cleopatra mummy
51:46
fed? You know? Was was Cleopatra mummy fighted? What did they did?
51:52
They mummify her? They said, well, she probably was because she
51:57
was actually buried by the Egyptian she ruled she was their queen. They would
52:00
have definitely mummified her. But to this day we do not know where her
52:04
tomb is. We do there are some clues about it, and some areologists
52:08
claim here very recently they think they may have found her tomb. But they
52:14
here's the interesting thing about the Egyptology, archaeology, it seems like it takes
52:19
them forever to open the tomb. Now that back in the old days in
52:21
Lord can Arvin, he went and opened that thing. He didn't wait on
52:23
he didn't wait. But nowadays there's a whole different ball game. And I
52:28
think one of them reported that that might be the tomb of clear Pastor was
52:31
found three or four years ago. They just never ever got, you know,
52:37
you, permission to go into it or whatever the case may be.
52:39
She lies in state somewhere in a very fabulous tomb, if it hasn't been
52:44
robbed along with Mark Anthony. Mark Anthony is supposedly buried with her as well.
52:50
Oh my gosh, there is so much history that is hidden from us,
52:55
and for probably, I mean, I would say some people say for
53:00
good reason. I guess I don't know. I mean, what if what
53:04
Let's just see what if? What if these Indian burial mouns. What if
53:07
what if we do have pyramids in the United States, Dennis, and they're
53:13
opened up, there's we find ancient Egyptian tombs and people I mean get cursed
53:19
and stuff. I mean, I'm thinking I'm thinking of the Indian burial mouns
53:22
mostly, Okay, I'm kind of relating them to the pyramids in Egypt.
53:29
The curses no no bounds. It's like an archaeologist or a tomb robber,
53:34
right, a grave robber. They're both gonna get cursed, right, I
53:37
mean, it doesn't matter who opens it, They're they're both gonna get cursed.
53:40
All right, Well, when you go back to the ancient people's Jessica,
53:45
there were a lot of taboos, you know, sing certain things you
53:49
didn't do, and two of the biggies were cannibalism and disturbing the dead.
53:53
Okay, you didn't do either one of those get away, And that's found
53:57
through many cultures, including Native Americans, Egyptians. Everybody. You just did
54:01
not. You venerated the dead. They were your ancestors. There's a lot
54:06
of ancestor worship went on back in those days, more so than now.
54:09
Of course, you can still see that in the Day of the Dead celebrations
54:14
and stuff like that. There was a lot of ancestor worship. And you
54:19
just did not mess with the ancestors. That was just a big no no,
54:22
you know, whether you involved their graves or whatever. There were even
54:27
certain Native American Indian cultures that said you could not even pass through a burial
54:34
ground. That was a big taboo. They would kill you for doing it.
54:37
You could lose your life for walking through there. So you didn't mess
54:40
with the dead. You didn't need people, and you didn't mess with the
54:44
dead. There were two biggies in ancient cultures. And here's one more thing
54:50
I'll say about the Pyramids. Without a doubt, I cannot believe, knowing
54:54
the Egyptians the way I know, the way they must have thought that there
54:59
aren't some secret rooms in those pyramids somewhere down below there or whatever. Those
55:04
people didn't just put all those big pyramids up just for the look at you
55:07
know what I'm saying. They had a reasonly, a very interesting reason.
55:12
And what is so interesting to in our day as we still don't know,
55:17
you know, although they were meticulous record keepers, there's a lot of records
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we don't have for that, and we can't really understand their truth thoughtful thoughts
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of their minds and why they did these things. But there have been even
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in our times, secret rooms found in those pheramids and underneath them, I
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think, even under the Sphinx for that matter. And the Sphinx is not
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as old as the pyramids, by the way, or some people say they
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may it may be older. You got a lot of condition on that.
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Archaeologists argue you a lot. Okay. But the interesting thing about knowing of
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the Egyptians, I just don't see why they wouldn't. They had to have
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a very valuable reason. There have to be something hidden here. We're not
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catching them definitely without that. Oh yeah. Well, something that we have
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not really touched on too much today was something that I talked about last night
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on my show, and it was we were talking about with Ron Murphy the
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cryptid Guru. We were talking about graves being desecrated of people who were thought
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to be wear wolves and witches, okay here in the United States, and
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we had some personal cases of it, some cases that we know of personally,
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and people will go out, like teenagers will go out there on the
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weekends and urinate on the graves and do it and tear the tomb the headstones
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apart and stuff. It's just horrible stuff. But they get cursed, and
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they know they're going to get cursed. It's part of the adrenaline rush,
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I guess is getting cursed. So it happens in modern day, is happening
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here in the US, It's happening all over the world. People walk in
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that tightrope and trying to get a good thrill out of getting cursed, you
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know some of them. But I don't recommend it, Dennis, I don't
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recommend it. And this has been amazing, Dennis, where at the end
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of our hour already, this has been a fantastic show. That's off quick,
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interesting subject, very interesting, it's different. I love it. It's
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so one more thing I'll say right quick about the Egyptians. Okay, they
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were big about shape shifting, okay, because that's where you get Anubis having
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the head of the jackal on the body of a man. They were big
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into shapehifting. There's a lot of interesting things about the Egyptians. So I
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tell everybody out there listening to us tonight and go research some more on it.
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It's fascinating stuff, definitely, extremely fascinating. Absolutely, And so Dennis,
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tell the audience where they can find you. Tell tell them about your
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YouTube channel and the shows that you're doing right now. Okay, Well,
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you can listen to me every Sunday night at nine o'clock with Grizzly Chris on
57:59
Demonoledge you today that Sunday night at nine pm Eastern Stannery Time. And then
58:04
my podcast Hunting the Shadows that's every Wednesday night at nine o'clock pm Eastern Standard
58:09
Time. And then bi monthly, I have another little podcast called Paranormal POV
58:15
point of View, and I interview authors and talk about books and stuff like
58:22
that. Matter of fact, I'm hoping I'll get a very famous author this
58:25
week on a Paranormal point of View. I'm working on it in the background.
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Okay. You can reach me at DENNISW. Carol dot com. Or
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you can email me at Dennis Carol at gmail dot com and my weeks are
58:40
on Barnes and Noble and Amazon. Awesome, you guys, go go copy
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book, y'all, get a book and go support tennis. You guys,
58:51
please go subscribe to his YouTube channel. It is amazing. I have so
58:54
much fun having you on my shows. Dennis. Thank you for being here
58:58
tonight. You are the best, enjoyable, you are the best. Thank
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you so much. All right, Dennis, Well, I'll see you over
59:04
on your channel this week. Okay, have a wonderful week, and thank
59:07
you for being here. Don't go get cursed. Okay, yeah, don't
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dig up any mommies. Don't dig up any mommies. That's right, Okay,
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Dennis, have a great night. Thank you. Okay, all right,
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y'all, that was fantastic. Man, what a different show tonight.
59:22
This has been so cool. Don't forget that After Hours has a program going
59:28
on. Their show is about to start up in about thirty seconds. Okay,
59:31
So you guys go over there and hang out with Rob g and Kohlee
59:36
and I think they have a psychic on tonight and it's gonna be awesome.
59:40
So you guys go over there. I will see you guys next weekend here
59:45
at space Out Radio. But for now, I'm the Crypti Huntress. I'm
59:47
Jessica Jones. I'm headed off the trail. Y'all. Come see me over
59:51
on my channel this week, the Crypti Huntress. If you guys haven't subscribed,
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y'all go subscribe to The Crypti Huntress. Follow me there on YouTube and
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1:00:04
I know I've been under the weather this weekend. I'm gonna try to
1:00:06
get some rest tomorrow. I promise I won't be coughing again. All Right,
1:00:09
y'all have a great night. I'll see y'all this week.