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What If We’re Not The First? | Aleksander Czeszkiewicz · Ryder Lee

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Speaker 1: we have with us today. He's the author of the
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Speaker 1: book Deja Vu? Has everything already been? Has our history
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Speaker 1: been rewritten? And are we the first advanced civilization? Alexander
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Speaker 1: Skoshka Witch, Welcome to the show.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for having me on. Hello everyone, So I.
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Speaker 1: Want to start off with asking you instead of going
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Speaker 1: through all the how did you get to do this
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Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah. I'm going to start off with
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Speaker 1: asking why is our history important and why is it
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Speaker 1: important for humanity to know our true history.
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Speaker 2: I think it's very important.
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Speaker 3: And plenty of different philosophers, thought leaders, and plenty of
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Speaker 3: so called famous people were showing us how important knowledge
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Speaker 3: of our history really is. I can tell you very well.
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Speaker 3: Here in Poland we were under partitions for one hundred
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Speaker 3: and twenty three years. We were rucified, so Russians wanted
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Speaker 3: to eradicate our culture and language Germanized. On the other hand,
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Speaker 3: and we hear in Poland know very well how important.
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Speaker 2: Our history is.
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Speaker 3: Because if you can control history of particular group of people,
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Speaker 3: you can actually control them very well. And I think
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Speaker 3: it's the basic method of human control by the elites
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Speaker 3: that they want to cutas off from the roots, katas
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Speaker 3: from history, also cut let's say, young people from the
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Speaker 3: old ones. It's the i would say, basic tactic for
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Speaker 3: controlling people, because if we do not have any kind
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Speaker 3: of knowledge, any kind of memory, it is easy for
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Speaker 3: other people to tell us how everything is working in
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Speaker 3: the reality. For instance, when it comes to paradigms that
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Speaker 3: are ideologies, that are governing our modern world. We see,
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Speaker 3: for instance, materialism rationalism ruling the modern world when it
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Speaker 3: comes to science. If we do not know history, it's
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Speaker 3: very very easy to control the narrative. And if you
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Speaker 3: control the narrative in this case as an example, when
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Speaker 3: it comes to materialism rationalism that there is nothing beyond
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Speaker 3: ourselves being just biological machines, it's very easy to control people,
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Speaker 3: to control their destination where we are heading. And I
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Speaker 3: think it's the you know, the basic of all control.
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Speaker 1: If you control the past, then you control the future.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I find the topic of yeah, yeah, I
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Speaker 1: find this topic of ancient history and archaeology to be fascinating,
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Speaker 1: but it's really easy to get lost in the souls, right,
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Speaker 1: and it seems like nothing ever really gets solved because
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Speaker 1: the history is never going to be rewritten. So in
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Speaker 1: many ways it seems like a lost cause. Not only
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Speaker 1: that you're competing with big history and textbooks that's been
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Speaker 1: used for decades that has really been you know, ingrained
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Speaker 1: into people's minds. I mean, civilization gets pushed back what
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Speaker 1: seems like thousands of years almost every single year, and
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Speaker 1: no one really cares, right, It seems like no one
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Speaker 1: cares at least. I mean, we could literally find a
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Speaker 1: million year old human skeleton tomorrow, Alexander, and that it
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Speaker 1: turns out that it has DNA to that doesn't match
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Speaker 1: any known DNA, and that it was from Mars, and
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Speaker 1: then that they got on the spaceship and then escaped
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Speaker 1: Mars due to a giant catastrophe, and people would be
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Speaker 1: like cool, and everything just keeps chucking along, right, We
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Speaker 1: still got to wake up, go to work tomorrow and
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Speaker 1: pay those bills.
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Speaker 3: Baby, Yeah, the bills are actually the even you know,
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Speaker 3: the bigger basis of control. So this philosophic, the knowledge
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Speaker 3: of history is a secondary or like the root one.
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Speaker 3: But the basic survival, keeping people in this survival state
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Speaker 3: that you cannot go or you can just only go
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Speaker 3: a little bit outside of your survival zone is of
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Speaker 3: course the biggest control and the biggest threat when it
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Speaker 3: comes to humans. And I agree to a large extent
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Speaker 3: with you that, oh, people who know seem to don't care,
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Speaker 3: seem to do that, do that. And I think that's
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Speaker 3: why it's very important to even get any kind of
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Speaker 3: knowledge about our past, any kind of knowledge about even psychology, philosophy,
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Speaker 3: stuff like that, because when you start digging deeper and deeper,
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Speaker 3: you start realizing how important it is. And the school
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Speaker 3: system isn't very kind for students, for young people to
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Speaker 3: research more to learn more about these very important topics.
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Speaker 3: I'm very young, and I remember most of my research,
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Speaker 3: most of my interests and passion going for such topics
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Speaker 3: was completely outside of school. So when I was at school,
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Speaker 3: I was always bored. I always wanted to ask more questions.
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Speaker 3: I always wanted to know more about this, and I
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Speaker 3: knew by just looking at what we are being taught
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Speaker 3: at the curriculum. I think it's the basics of how
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Speaker 3: our mind works that we see that this is important,
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Speaker 3: and this is not important, and what we are being
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Speaker 3: taught at school is like eighty ninety percent of this
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Speaker 3: non important stuff. And when you want as a kid
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Speaker 3: in the school system, oh, this is very important. If
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Speaker 3: we research that more, we could find something groundbreaking. We
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Speaker 3: can rewrite history, or we can find new technologies, free
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Speaker 3: energy and stuff like that. And I think plenty of
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Speaker 3: young people would be very curious about these topics, and
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Speaker 3: that could no problem them to research more and to
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Speaker 3: learn more. But unfortunately, whenever you want it, of course
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Speaker 3: depends on the teacher also that in most cases, if
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Speaker 3: you want to dig more, oh you know, this is
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Speaker 3: impossible to get for your energy. Oh you shouldn't do that,
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Speaker 3: just stick to the curriculum and stuff like that.
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Speaker 1: What do you think about the idea that we are
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Speaker 1: that there's like two thousand years missing from the calendar,
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Speaker 1: that we are not really in the year of twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six, that it's like we're in the year of
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Speaker 1: twenty six. Is there any truth to that in your research,
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Speaker 1: that a large chunk of history is just being gone
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Speaker 1: and rewritten.
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Speaker 3: I'm not a total proponent of such theory that there
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Speaker 3: are there there is such a huge gap in the
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Speaker 3: missing years. I think that there could be a few years,
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Speaker 3: maybe a few decades of missing history when it comes
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Speaker 3: to the known stuff.
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Speaker 2: But I think that the more.
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Speaker 3: Of the lost history is just taking the roots of
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Speaker 3: civilization of humanity back and back. And I don't think
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Speaker 3: that in our current timeline we have such a huge gaps,
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Speaker 3: as so many people are, you know, showing us that,
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Speaker 3: and it was mostly this basis that either there are
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Speaker 3: different theories, maybe a few hundred years of this lost
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Speaker 3: past during the medieval agencies, probably the most famous one
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Speaker 3: of these theories, maybe a few thousand years. Most of
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Speaker 3: these theories are based on the fact that when we
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Speaker 3: are learning this history, let's say from the medieval times,
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Speaker 3: that these proponents tell us that there was no history,
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Speaker 3: that this history is fabricated. We see plenty of different
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Speaker 3: some people would say even archetypes, plenty of different motives
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Speaker 3: repeated on and on again. That shows that maybe it
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Speaker 3: was fabricated, maybe it was made up. But actually, my
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Speaker 3: book is deja vu has everything already been?
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Speaker 2: And I take this.
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Speaker 3: Cyclicality into considerations even when it comes to calculations, and
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Speaker 3: I think that it is not the evidence that it
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Speaker 3: was made up, but it may be the evidence that
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Speaker 3: there is something going on on a bigger level, as
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Speaker 3: some maybe New Age people would say, karma, reincarnation and
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Speaker 3: stuff like that, that tends that the history tends to
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Speaker 3: repeat itself, maybe because of unresolved conflicts, maybe because of
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Speaker 3: the same energies, maybe something going on.
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Speaker 2: With astrology and stuff like that.
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Speaker 3: I'm more into this kind of scenario, and I don't
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Speaker 3: think that we have hundreds or even thousands of years
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Speaker 3: from the history we know that was completely erased.
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Speaker 2: Maybe some events, yes.
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Speaker 3: But not like full years being erased and things being
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Speaker 3: put into that. I think that moral lost history is
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Speaker 3: when it comes to the most ancient, most remote eras,
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Speaker 3: this is where we find. This is the place where
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Speaker 3: we find the biggest vault of lost knowledge.
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Speaker 1: Now when it comes to giant cataclysms and these events
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Speaker 1: that I could essentially just wipe out civilization. I mean,
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Speaker 1: that's what I think a lot of these world wars
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Speaker 1: are that they kind of start a world war, and
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Speaker 1: then the world war comes in and destroys a lot
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Speaker 1: of history, It destroys a lot of cultures, it destroys
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Speaker 1: a lot of different things. It's kind of like a
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Speaker 1: soft reset. But when it comes to like giant cataclysms
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Speaker 1: coming like a huge natural disaster or something like that,
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Speaker 1: maybe a lot of this stuff is really hard to
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Speaker 1: discover because there isn't any evidence left of it. Right,
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Speaker 1: Let's say that humanity just up and left right now,
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Speaker 1: just disappeared, not long until everything just withers away, until
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Speaker 1: you can't find the trace of any civilization was ever
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Speaker 1: here in the first place. I mean, you can look
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Speaker 1: at some places like Hiroshima and you can see that
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Speaker 1: it doesn't take that long, and even if there was
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Speaker 1: something left behind after thousands of years, Who's to say
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Speaker 1: a future human race would even be able to understand
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Speaker 1: what we were doing in our technology. I mean, do
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Speaker 1: you think that someone in two hundred years from now
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Speaker 1: is going to know what a floppy disk is? Alexander? Okay,
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Speaker 1: people are now on this planet that don't know what
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Speaker 1: a floppy disk is, and that was less than twenty
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Speaker 1: years ago. So why are we pretending that we know
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Speaker 1: all of these stivilizations, tools and the processes of these
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Speaker 1: ancient civilizations and what they were using. It makes no sense.
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Speaker 3: That's a great question, a great threat of thought. Because
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Speaker 3: I actually started my book. My book is about mostly
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Speaker 3: lost history cclical time, but I started the first chapter
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Speaker 3: with this idea, what would happen if nowadays, if today,
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Speaker 3: let's say, there would be a cataclysm, commat impact, a
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Speaker 3: storied impact, any kind of cataclysm, or maybe just we
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Speaker 3: as humans completely vanished from our Earth. And I was
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Speaker 3: doing calculations and looking for different kinds of scenarios. How
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Speaker 3: many years it would take for our modern civilization, advanced
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Speaker 3: civilization to decompose completely and actually, in jes a few
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Speaker 3: thousand years. Most of the evidence wouldn't survive. And if
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Speaker 3: we were talking about let's say, spans of tens or
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Speaker 3: hundreds of thousands of years, even some very very strong materials.
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Speaker 2: Or stuff like the garbage that we put.
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Speaker 3: On the you know, in the cosmos, in the space
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Speaker 3: between us and other planets, everything could completely vanish. So
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Speaker 3: as I started with these questions, most of the plastics,
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Speaker 3: we are being threatened that all we garbage our entire
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Speaker 3: plant with plastics that plastics decompose and spans of a
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Speaker 3: few hundred years, maybe up to one thousand years. Metals
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Speaker 3: decompose in millimeters per year, the same with plenty of
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Speaker 3: other materials. So I would say even let's say conservatively,
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Speaker 3: because of course, in two hundred, five hundred, eight thousand years,
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Speaker 3: most of our civilization would be vanished. But when it
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Speaker 3: comes to like let's say all the evidence, microscopic evidence
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Speaker 3: and stuff like that, I think that one hundred thousand
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Speaker 3: years and there would be completely no trace of a
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Speaker 3: modern civilization, maybe only a few out of places artifacts
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Speaker 3: as we find them all the time. Some things that
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Speaker 3: are locked in coal or in other kinds of geological
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Speaker 3: layers that can happen in very specific conditions that are
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Speaker 3: just a minusculle of all the conditions. Of course, it's
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Speaker 3: like less than one percent of all the conditions that
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Speaker 3: happen everywhere on our planet. But and if we are
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Speaker 3: looking even again, I want to start conservatively, and then
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Speaker 3: you can see how much true there is in all
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Speaker 3: of the things that are called conspiracy theories, of course,
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Speaker 3: not being negative about them, but how it is called
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Speaker 3: on the Internet and everywhere by the so called the bunkers.
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Speaker 3: But when you see even that, and you see that
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Speaker 3: a mclimular humans even scientifically appeared about between half a
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Speaker 3: million years ago, maybe three hundred thousand years ago, you
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Speaker 3: see that there may have been multiple advanced civilizations just
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Speaker 3: as ours today that we have almost no evidence for.
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Speaker 3: We as you've said about cataclysms, we may have even
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Speaker 3: more evidence for the cataclysms because there are natural staff
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Speaker 3: and they impact huge areas of land, not like just
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Speaker 3: one stuff, and they impact entire climates and entire you know, places,
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Speaker 3: entire continents. So we even may have more evidence for
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Speaker 3: natural disasters than for civilizations themselves. And I even had this,
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Speaker 3: you know, just being curious. If let's say, in ancient summer,
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Speaker 3: let's say five thousand years ago they used plastics, we
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Speaker 3: would all nowadays, we'd almost have no evidence that they
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Speaker 3: used that.
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Speaker 2: Because it would completely decompose.
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Speaker 3: So maybe what we have are these natural materials they use,
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Speaker 3: like stones, like clay, tablets and stuff like that, but
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Speaker 3: maybe they use something much more advanced that just haven't
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Speaker 3: survived a lot of times.
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Speaker 1: It's interesting because when I think whenever modern people look
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Speaker 1: back at like ancient history, they look at them like
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Speaker 1: just like stone tools and stuff like that. And that's
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Speaker 1: always really surprised me because if we can't right now,
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Speaker 1: if there's people right now that don't know what some
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Speaker 1: of the technology that we've made in the past twenty
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Speaker 1: years is, how are we supposed to understand what they
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Speaker 1: were using back a thousand to two thousand years ago.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it could be completely different. And when people
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Speaker 1: talk about advanced ancient civilizations, they're running on a timeline
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Speaker 1: that they think that we went on, when it could
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Speaker 1: be something completely different. Advanced technologically doesn't have to mean
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Speaker 1: couters and cell phones. Okay, that's just the timeline that
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Speaker 1: we went on, but doesn't mean that that's the timeline
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Speaker 1: that they went on. What I'm getting at is that
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Speaker 1: technology can mean something completely different than the way that
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Speaker 1: we perceive it. It could be a different kind of technology.
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Speaker 3: Yes, it may also, as you said, means something different.
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Speaker 3: It may also be based on something different. Nowadays everything
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Speaker 3: run on silicon chips, transistors and stuff like that, but
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Speaker 3: it may be.
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Speaker 2: A completely different technology.
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Speaker 3: Maybe, just as some psychic readings say about using crystals
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Speaker 3: in the Atlantean times or something like that. We just
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Speaker 3: headed towards this technology, the words electricity and all of that,
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Speaker 3: but the technology may be completely different, or as you've said,
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Speaker 3: it may mean something different. For instance, in the most
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Speaker 3: ancient Hindu epics, like the famous Mahabarata, there are mentions
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Speaker 3: of psychic technolgyology that, for instance, a person was completely
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Speaker 3: blind physically, but he could see by remote viewing of
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Speaker 3: some sorts things that were happening miles away from him,
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Speaker 3: and he was using that, and people were much more psychic.
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Speaker 3: Even when it comes to these Hindu epics, it's the
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Speaker 3: most famous version of the cyclical history cyclical time. The
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Speaker 3: you gas. It's meant that in the Caloroga everything is
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Speaker 3: based on matter, including technology, including human lives. Everything is
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Speaker 3: like that, but in other you gas it's different.
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Speaker 2: It's more spiritual.
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Speaker 3: For instance, in the Golden Age crete Satieuga and people
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Speaker 3: don't need the material life. They are so enlightened, so psychic,
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Speaker 3: you know, maybe just still a pathic and they do
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Speaker 3: not need to use words us technology because everything is
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Speaker 3: let's say, manifesting at instant or something like that.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, this may be a different technology.
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Speaker 1: And that's always stuck with me. And I think that
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Speaker 1: instead of fighting and arguing over how old all of
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Speaker 1: these ancient and megalithic sites are, like the Pyramids of Giza,
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Speaker 1: you know it's two thousand years old, No, it's five
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Speaker 1: thousand years old. I think that we need to be
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Speaker 1: figuring out what this site was used for. Okay, they
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Speaker 1: weren't tombs. Nobody's wherever found in them, so you can
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Speaker 1: rule that out. We have to start thinking logical, what
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Speaker 1: was this stuff used for and what benefit did it
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Speaker 1: serve these ancient people? And can we use it today? Right?
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Speaker 1: Can we fire up that pairmit? Okay? Can we get
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Speaker 1: that whole mechanism running again? That's what we should be doing.
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Speaker 1: But instead it's about arguing over how old it is.
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Speaker 1: Arguing about how old it is is effectively covering know
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Speaker 1: what it was even used for in the first place.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I will start with the dating jazz. A quick note.
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Speaker 3: I've been doing and extensive research into dating different kinds
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Speaker 3: of dating methods, and I explained them in my book
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Speaker 3: very well. But even the basic stuff like the nuclear
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Speaker 3: weapons and their detonations, they all change the dating. Everything
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Speaker 3: is different what we call the dating because it's not
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Speaker 3: only the famous carbon dating that it's so irrelevant in
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Speaker 3: alternative history.
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Speaker 2: And stuff like that.
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Speaker 3: No, we can date on basics, on the basis of
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Speaker 3: plenty of different natural elements, but what we know is
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Speaker 3: just estimation of the of the time of day decay
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Speaker 3: because they are radioactive elements. But these things can change,
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Speaker 3: you know, at all times there or even of course
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Speaker 3: theories that there also physics can change to some extent.
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Speaker 3: So imagine the rates of decay of different materials if
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Speaker 3: they can be just influenced by solar rays or by
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Speaker 3: nuclear detonation. Most of the datings are you know nothing
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Speaker 3: when it comes to dating the past. But when it
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Speaker 3: comes to premits and their kind of technology and their usage.
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Speaker 3: I mentioned plenty of different theories and compare them in
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Speaker 3: my book about the permit technology, but my personal one
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Speaker 3: and It's funny because I see the train of thought
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Speaker 3: of casual Egyptologists and mainstream why they are thinking it
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Speaker 3: was for the dead bodies of the forests and stuff
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Speaker 3: like that, and I see a grain of truth that
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Speaker 3: they're seeing, but not in the full picture. I think
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Speaker 3: that the premits were used as some kind again of
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Speaker 3: spiritual technology, something like and you see it when plenty
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Speaker 3: of different traditions occuled esoteric secret societies traditions about initiation
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Speaker 3: as being some kind of out of body experience near
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Speaker 3: this experience ascension. There are different names for that, but
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Speaker 3: I think that the Great Point was used for that
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Speaker 3: because we know and it is to some acina fact,
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Speaker 3: at least from the sources we know. Maybe they do
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Speaker 3: not represent the official ancient Egypt of course and their beliefs,
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Speaker 3: but the Orion, and we know that the promits of
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Speaker 3: Giza are aligned towards Ryan, not only when it comes
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Speaker 3: to the three pyramids being located like that, but also
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Speaker 3: to the shafts. Looking at the Orion Belt consolations, we
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Speaker 3: know that Orion was for them some kind of gateway
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Speaker 3: portal when it comes to part of the soul.
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Speaker 2: Because we think, okay, maybe we have a cell spirit nowadays,
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Speaker 2: but the ancient Egyptian beliefs belief was much more advanced
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Speaker 2: than that.
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Speaker 3: There was ka ba, so different parts of metaphysical spiritual
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Speaker 3: us inside of us. So they mentioned that part of
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Speaker 3: the soul went to the Orion belt, and you can
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Speaker 3: see similar beliefs for instance, Native Americans, they also believe
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Speaker 3: that part of the spirit is going on after death,
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Speaker 3: for instance, to the Orion and that's how it escapes,
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Speaker 3: say the material world, the universe, the matrix or something
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Speaker 3: like that. And I think that the pyramit was not
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Speaker 3: for the and it was nowadays more common like that,
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Speaker 3: but I think five years ago or something it was
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Speaker 3: a very obscure theory. But nowadays it' see even on
22:17
Speaker 3: Joe Organ people alternative researchers claiming similar thing, that the
22:22
Speaker 3: pyramit was not for the dead body like the Fario momified,
22:26
Speaker 3: but for a live body. So people undergoing some kind
22:31
Speaker 3: of ritual, some kind of neudit experience using this technology
22:35
Speaker 3: because we know very well, for instance, just because the
22:39
Speaker 3: Premit is made of these huge stones and they include
22:42
Speaker 3: quords in them, we know that physically Premit is accumulating
22:47
Speaker 3: some kind of electromagnetic energy even on the physical.
22:50
Speaker 2: Level, and we know it's very big.
22:52
Speaker 3: It's aligned to all the stuff like the true North,
22:56
Speaker 3: like the center of the landmarks of our planet and
22:59
Speaker 3: things like that. I think that it amplified these spiritual experience,
23:04
Speaker 3: just as people undergo with d mt LSD and different
23:09
Speaker 3: kinds of drugs. And I think that the permit was
23:12
Speaker 3: a technology what we would call nowadays, as I've said,
23:15
Speaker 3: near the experience, out of body experience, ascension for something
23:20
Speaker 3: going beyond the body, and it amplified that just as
23:24
Speaker 3: plenty of other we know temples all around the world,
23:27
Speaker 3: megalitic temples can induce altered states of consciousness.
23:31
Speaker 2: So I think it was used for that.
23:34
Speaker 1: Have you been in Egypt. I've never been.
23:36
Speaker 2: No, No, no, I haven't unfortunately, no, not yet.
23:38
Speaker 1: Well, apparently there's these giant sarcophacie that are like weigh tons,
23:45
Speaker 1: and no one really knows what they were used for.
23:47
Speaker 1: And then they also have them underneath the Pyramid of
23:50
Speaker 1: Giza as well, and there's also a tiny little lake
23:55
Speaker 1: under there of water where two sarcophakai are submerged in water.
24:00
Speaker 1: Now they say whenever they found this that there wasn't
24:05
Speaker 1: anything in them. Who knows what they're telling the truth,
24:08
Speaker 1: but it's just very odd and very strange. And then
24:12
Speaker 1: you also have like these little these shafts that go
24:16
Speaker 1: through the entire pyramid that are like what, I don't know,
24:21
Speaker 1: twelve by twelve. They're very small that a human body
24:26
Speaker 1: cannot fit through. What's where they took that robot that
24:29
Speaker 1: went through there and drilled a hole into the wall
24:31
Speaker 1: and then there was a big, huge thing. But like,
24:34
Speaker 1: what were those shafts used for? I mean, you can't
24:40
Speaker 1: fit a human body through there. What were they used for?
24:43
Speaker 1: So it doesn't really I mean, were they doing laundry
24:46
Speaker 1: way back then? You know the laundry shoot, you know
24:48
Speaker 1: what I mean, throwing laundry down through there. I don't know.
24:51
Speaker 3: I think it's really the connection with these what I
24:54
Speaker 3: said about part of the soul going through the orion
24:57
Speaker 3: belt because allegedly, but all the depends on the timeline
25:01
Speaker 3: we are going on during different times, these shafts were
25:05
Speaker 3: aligned to the orion belt. So maybe it was for
25:08
Speaker 3: let's say, out of body experiencers, soul going out of
25:13
Speaker 3: for these shafts, I think, But yeah, you've said plenty
25:16
Speaker 3: of things there are there are plenty of different sarcopha
25:20
Speaker 3: guy I call them often coffins found not only in Gize,
25:23
Speaker 3: but in plenty of other locations in ancient Egypt. And
25:27
Speaker 3: as you've said, in most of them we found nothing,
25:30
Speaker 3: and in the ones that we found some kind of
25:33
Speaker 3: skeletons or some.
25:34
Speaker 2: Kind of things, they were later additions.
25:37
Speaker 3: I think in the third, the Mencaver Pyramid, we found
25:41
Speaker 3: a body that was initially, you know, two hundred years
25:44
Speaker 3: ago or one hundred and fifty years ago, thought to
25:46
Speaker 3: be the men Coward, the famous pharaoh of these of
25:49
Speaker 3: this third pyramid, but later it turned out to be
25:52
Speaker 3: much later Fario that wanted to claim that he built
25:56
Speaker 3: the pyramid, and we dated the body that he.
25:58
Speaker 2: Was of the man later time. So what you've said
26:02
Speaker 2: is true.
26:03
Speaker 3: We also have, because it's not only permit and sarcophaga
26:05
Speaker 3: you mentioned of the underground. We have, for instance, the
26:08
Speaker 3: Osiris Shaft, which is on the Giza plateau, not directly
26:12
Speaker 3: underneath the pyramid by, but nearby the pyramit, and this
26:16
Speaker 3: Osiris shaft goes again into into solid rock straight a
26:21
Speaker 3: few tens of meters down. Then there is the first
26:24
Speaker 3: passage with these coffins with huge coffins that we do
26:28
Speaker 3: not know what they were made for. So the first
26:32
Speaker 3: level and then another shaft going straight, you know, down
26:36
Speaker 3: in solid rock, and then underneath, as you've said, there
26:39
Speaker 3: is this lake or something like that.
26:41
Speaker 2: There are different kinds of structures, as you've said.
26:44
Speaker 3: On the Giza plateau itself, and there there are so
26:48
Speaker 3: many questions about them.
26:51
Speaker 1: If there's an underneath chamber of underneath a great pyramid,
26:55
Speaker 1: then that probably means that there's underneath nambers of every
26:59
Speaker 1: single pyramid, like why would you just put it in
27:01
Speaker 1: one and not put it in the others. So what
27:03
Speaker 1: do you think of the new information that's come out
27:06
Speaker 1: of the scans of the pyramids?
27:10
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that for sure there is something during
27:13
Speaker 2: the pyramids.
27:14
Speaker 3: And I've heard both sides of the voices that once
27:17
Speaker 3: we're saying that all these technology is very good for
27:21
Speaker 3: penetrating through the ground, and the others said, now, this
27:25
Speaker 3: technology is not for this application, and it wouldn't provide
27:29
Speaker 3: us with any information about that. It's all just noise
27:33
Speaker 3: and things like that. I also am very skeptical about
27:36
Speaker 3: the AI interpretation of all of this data, and I
27:41
Speaker 3: think that there is something you've said that there are
27:42
Speaker 3: plenty of underground stuff. The Osiris chef that I've mentioned
27:46
Speaker 3: is also on the Giza plateau, but just you know,
27:48
Speaker 3: on the side of the Pyrami. I also think that
27:51
Speaker 3: because on these images which were later as I've said,
27:54
Speaker 3: AI interpreted, which for me is a little bit of
27:57
Speaker 3: the red flag, I think what we've seen with the
28:00
Speaker 3: miles lung of spiral staff going under in the pyramid,
28:05
Speaker 3: I think that this may be something may be not
28:08
Speaker 3: directly physical, like some kind of spiral staircase or something,
28:12
Speaker 3: but maybe it may be connected with what I've said
28:16
Speaker 3: about the energy of the permits. There are plenty of
28:18
Speaker 3: different even physical and even physicists agree that the Great
28:22
Speaker 3: Point of Gize, because it's so huge, accumulates energy. So
28:26
Speaker 3: I think it may be just you know, some kind
28:28
Speaker 3: of maybe energy coming out of the Earth and towards
28:32
Speaker 3: the perramit and permit being accumulating this energy. I don't
28:37
Speaker 3: think I'm skeptical to this that it's one hundred percent
28:41
Speaker 3: as these people said, it looked like I'm skeptical to that,
28:45
Speaker 3: but for sure there is something under in the permit,
28:48
Speaker 3: and I think that even as I've said, if we
28:51
Speaker 3: don't find anything.
28:52
Speaker 2: Like this huge.
28:54
Speaker 3: I think it may be the representation of some kind
28:56
Speaker 3: of energy going on, because all over the world we
29:00
Speaker 3: have traditions, lay lines, the functual and china of some
29:05
Speaker 3: kind of Earth energies, and that may be further connected
29:09
Speaker 3: with I'm also speculating about another thing with the spiritual
29:14
Speaker 3: side of the pyramids.
29:16
Speaker 2: That because the Great Point of.
29:18
Speaker 3: Giza is a model of the northern hemisphere of the Earth,
29:22
Speaker 3: so half of the Earth, people speculate that it can
29:26
Speaker 3: have some kind of resonance with our entire planet. So
29:29
Speaker 3: maybe also the Great Point of Giza and other permits
29:32
Speaker 3: where for some kind of inner Earth energy harvesting, maybe
29:38
Speaker 3: in negative purposes, Who knows.
29:43
Speaker 1: What do you feel like, do you think there's any
29:46
Speaker 1: credence to the because one of the original theories was
29:49
Speaker 1: is that the Pyramid complex was some sort of free
29:53
Speaker 1: energy stores, that it's an endless supply of fuel, you know,
29:59
Speaker 1: and that would be life changing, right, we should be
30:02
Speaker 1: getting on that. If that's true, let's fire that pyramid up, baby.
30:07
Speaker 1: Or maybe it's not that. Maybe it's some kind of
30:10
Speaker 1: stargate sort of like what you're mentioning and in instead
30:15
Speaker 1: of free energy, we get to travel to some other
30:18
Speaker 1: alternate dimension, which I'm also down for. I'm fired up
30:23
Speaker 1: about this, Alexander. Let's go, let's go activate that pyramid stargate. Baby,
30:28
Speaker 1: let's get weird. Anything goes pyramid alternate dimension, you know,
30:34
Speaker 1: let's let's get in there. That would really disrupt people's lives.
30:37
Speaker 1: We opened up a freaking stargate in the pyramid of
30:40
Speaker 1: Giza and walk through that bad boy, right.
30:44
Speaker 2: Or the demons will come to.
30:48
Speaker 1: We get three titted warrior ladies with wings and harps,
30:53
Speaker 1: freaking bearded bird head looking asses flying around and shed
30:57
Speaker 1: drinking cores, light hammered, drunk, singing leonards. You know, some
31:01
Speaker 1: crocodile had to have an assis. It's a party in
31:05
Speaker 1: the pyramid dimension, Alexander.
31:07
Speaker 3: And that's now these legends of the Nephilim intermingling with
31:12
Speaker 3: humans appeared.
31:17
Speaker 1: That's right. It was from the pyramid stargate.
31:21
Speaker 2: Yeah.
31:22
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that, you know, even this idea of
31:24
Speaker 3: free energy, it also may be you know, connected with
31:27
Speaker 3: this kind of spiritual energy, because what nowadays, it's even
31:31
Speaker 3: you know, strange, what we are in physics. I've been
31:35
Speaker 3: studying a bit of physics, you know, there are different
31:37
Speaker 3: things like work.
31:38
Speaker 2: Energy, this thing, this thing.
31:41
Speaker 3: I think it's not that universal when it comes to stuff.
31:45
Speaker 3: I think that it may be some kind of free
31:47
Speaker 3: energy bad of a completely different kind that we are
31:50
Speaker 3: thinking of energy sources nowadays. And I completely agree that
31:53
Speaker 3: it could completely change and disrupt the entire world with
31:57
Speaker 3: the introduction.
31:58
Speaker 2: Of free energy.
31:59
Speaker 3: I for years was for this, you know, let's find
32:02
Speaker 3: the free energy and stuff like that, was researching it.
32:05
Speaker 2: But I think it may be connected.
32:07
Speaker 3: It may be, as you said, both that it's both
32:10
Speaker 3: a stargate of some kind that when you are out
32:14
Speaker 3: of body experience you can nea at strat travel and
32:17
Speaker 3: escape this matrix this let's say material world and thing
32:22
Speaker 3: like that, but also maybe that it's about accumulating energy,
32:25
Speaker 3: or maybe because of this free energy from the permit,
32:28
Speaker 3: you're able to have better and easier out of body
32:32
Speaker 3: experience astroll travel.
32:34
Speaker 2: So I think it may be all at once, if
32:37
Speaker 2: you want. I have some things.
32:39
Speaker 3: About from my book about the energy of the perramit
32:42
Speaker 3: and when it comes to the official as I've said,
32:45
Speaker 3: the only official thing, physicists said that it accumulates because
32:49
Speaker 3: of its being big and having quartz crystals. It accumulates
32:54
Speaker 3: energy physically speaking, but when it comes from non peer
32:58
Speaker 3: reviewed stuff, but still periments. There haven't plenty of experiments
33:02
Speaker 3: about the permit energy. There have been experiments that inside
33:06
Speaker 3: of it, for instance, fruits, vegetables, yogurts, day, all of
33:11
Speaker 3: that have like longer lifespan and isn't you know, getting
33:16
Speaker 3: rotten that easily or it's not getting rotten at all?
33:21
Speaker 3: Their heaving experiments of these kind, and even in the
33:23
Speaker 3: medieval times are chroniclers said that when they came first
33:29
Speaker 3: inside of the I don't remember if it was the
33:31
Speaker 3: Great Permit or the Second Kafre Pyramid, they mentioned that
33:35
Speaker 3: they found there plenty of artifacts actually, and in these
33:39
Speaker 3: artifacts in there were for instance.
33:43
Speaker 2: Bendable glass. So for the Arabs it was wow, how
33:46
Speaker 2: the glass can be bent?
33:48
Speaker 3: It was like impossible for them, And nowadays, you know,
33:51
Speaker 3: it's common knowledge for us and common stuff that we
33:54
Speaker 3: see transparent things like looking like glass and being bendable.
33:59
Speaker 3: But they also set one key thing that connects with
34:02
Speaker 3: this energy of the pyramit that inside there were metals
34:06
Speaker 3: that were not rusting at all, that metals were not rusty.
34:10
Speaker 3: And why this is a key idea because later, I
34:13
Speaker 3: think in the nineteen forties there was a Czechoslovakian man
34:17
Speaker 3: called Carl the Ball, and he found that inside of
34:22
Speaker 3: the any kind of perramiddle object with the day with
34:26
Speaker 3: the not dimensions, of course, because there are big dimensions,
34:29
Speaker 3: but with proportions the same as the Great Print of Giza.
34:32
Speaker 3: So in any kind of let's say carton or plastic
34:36
Speaker 3: model of the Great Point of Giza, he found and
34:39
Speaker 3: he patented it. So he had a patent for that.
34:42
Speaker 3: For it was even called the Great premit razor blade
34:48
Speaker 3: sharpeners so sharpened for the razor blades, because he found
34:52
Speaker 3: that inside these kinds of objects, razor blades were always sharp,
34:57
Speaker 3: so they weren't getting they were always sharp.
35:02
Speaker 2: And I think it may be.
35:03
Speaker 3: Connected to as I've said, true experiment modern one with
35:06
Speaker 3: this knowledge of non rusting metals, that it may have
35:10
Speaker 3: some effects. And there were some Russian scientists who are
35:14
Speaker 3: analyzing under the electron microscopes that yeah, there is something
35:18
Speaker 3: going on with metals inside of things that have similar
35:23
Speaker 3: proportions proportions to the Great Point of Giza, like being
35:27
Speaker 3: disperramid and having you know, these different kinds of proportions.
35:31
Speaker 3: There have been such experiments, and what is interesting, there
35:33
Speaker 3: are even other patents showing us other kinds of shapes,
35:37
Speaker 3: like the yogurt bow or something like that, that have
35:42
Speaker 3: similar effects on different material stuff like, for instance, bacteria
35:48
Speaker 3: are growing much faster in certain kinds of stuff.
35:52
Speaker 2: And there are.
35:52
Speaker 3: These, for instance, legends New Age legends from let's say,
35:57
Speaker 3: in some cases psychic channelings that for instance, the sile
36:02
Speaker 3: of shape also has an effect on living things like
36:08
Speaker 3: some kind of corn or things like that. So there
36:11
Speaker 3: is I think some truth to this idea that there
36:15
Speaker 3: are some physical effects inside putting things inside pyramids or
36:20
Speaker 3: any kind of other different shapes that we don't understand
36:24
Speaker 3: very well yet, or this knowledge is being surpressed that
36:28
Speaker 3: certain shapes. For instance, nowadays we are living in rectangular
36:33
Speaker 3: flats rectangular rooms, but in plenty of different cultures we
36:38
Speaker 3: lived in the past.
36:39
Speaker 2: Of course, our ancestors lived.
36:41
Speaker 3: In different kinds of shapes of rooms, and maybe it
36:45
Speaker 3: had an effect on the let's say health, spirituality, being
36:50
Speaker 3: more psychic because the energy was flowing better.
36:53
Speaker 2: There are plenty of traditions all over the world.
36:55
Speaker 3: Nowadays, in the New Age community, plenty of people say
36:58
Speaker 3: that okay, yes, depending on the object, on the shape,
37:02
Speaker 3: it changes the energy. But these traditions are thousands of yearsault.
37:11
Speaker 1: It is very interesting how everything is a square and
37:15
Speaker 1: a rectangle that we.
37:16
Speaker 2: Build Satanic matrix.
37:19
Speaker 1: Like, it's like we just don't do that anymore. We
37:22
Speaker 1: don't build beautiful buildings. Especially in the United States. It's
37:26
Speaker 1: just squares. Even if you get in a plane and
37:31
Speaker 1: you just fly over a bunch of big cities, you
37:35
Speaker 1: see just like a grid. They got it all in
37:38
Speaker 1: a grid. It's just a grid of squares. Even the land,
37:43
Speaker 1: even the land that doesn't have anything on it, is
37:46
Speaker 1: grids of squares.
37:49
Speaker 3: I'm like, this is the conspiracy that it's all about
37:52
Speaker 3: the qube, you know, Satan matrix material world in comparison
37:59
Speaker 3: to the natural original world of I don't know. Some
38:04
Speaker 3: people say that it was more more circles, not squares,
38:09
Speaker 3: But yes, I think that there is something going on,
38:12
Speaker 3: especially with this all of this negativity. I think that
38:15
Speaker 3: it's all about, you know, even subconsciously, even let's say
38:18
Speaker 3: we don't believe in spirituality and stuff like that, I
38:21
Speaker 3: think it even subconsciously, it is getting people more and
38:25
Speaker 3: more depressed. It was very often called here in Europe
38:29
Speaker 3: post modernness, that it was very dark, you know, this
38:34
Speaker 3: Soviet communistic. Probably you've seen some at least on the internet,
38:38
Speaker 3: this Soviet communistic, this harsh, this called this depressing. Buildings
38:45
Speaker 3: were often very huge against some megalomania. I think it's
38:49
Speaker 3: on purpose to some extent, to get people into certain vibrations.
38:53
Speaker 3: And again, there have been some experiments on some kind
38:57
Speaker 3: of global consciousness of humanity, and there have been about
39:01
Speaker 3: forty of them, even some of them peer reviewed in
39:04
Speaker 3: scientific journals and stuff like that, and they were mostly
39:09
Speaker 3: about that if there is a group of people having
39:14
Speaker 3: we would call high vibe or something, you know, being
39:17
Speaker 3: very positive and having intention of being good to others
39:21
Speaker 3: and meditating on the global well being or local will being.
39:26
Speaker 3: Statistically what these experiments shown that there was a temporary
39:32
Speaker 3: decrease in for instance, crime rates or for instance in
39:36
Speaker 3: bad weather in comparison to the good weather. So I
39:39
Speaker 3: think there is something going on with our subconscious maybe
39:41
Speaker 3: spiritual energies that if we are low vibes, so if
39:45
Speaker 3: we're depressed, and they want probably to get us depressed
39:49
Speaker 3: with that with music and with all the other programming wars, media,
39:54
Speaker 3: television and stuff like that, that it may impact us
39:58
Speaker 3: on a much bigger scale. So if we're on the
40:02
Speaker 3: other hand, positive about everything, if we're creating beautiful things
40:07
Speaker 3: architecturally but also handsmanshift or stuff like that, we may
40:14
Speaker 3: make this global consciousness or the global well being of
40:18
Speaker 3: humanity be on the right. There was this David or
40:22
Speaker 3: Hawkings in spirituality with his famous Hockeys scale of consciousness
40:27
Speaker 3: and what he said on his analysis, and there were
40:30
Speaker 3: different metals, for instance, kinesiology and other that a person
40:35
Speaker 3: on a higher vibration it's not only that. Let's say
40:40
Speaker 3: I'm two hundred vibrations and you are two hundred ten,
40:43
Speaker 3: and you are only ten bigger than me. No, if
40:46
Speaker 3: I am on two hundred and you are two hundred ten,
40:49
Speaker 3: you are like ten times or twenty times much higher vibration.
40:53
Speaker 3: So it's logarithmic, it's going like that, so we have
40:56
Speaker 3: much higher impact. So it's not that if you have
40:58
Speaker 3: only ten, like two hundred and two hundred ten vibration,
41:02
Speaker 3: you are only a little bit higher than me, so
41:04
Speaker 3: you can raise me up let's say spirituality and being
41:07
Speaker 3: immediately happier. But it may be that just this ten
41:12
Speaker 3: may lead to let's say ten or twenty people being
41:15
Speaker 3: able to rise. So it's very powerful, this high vibe.
41:19
Speaker 3: And he said that's why, you know, always good prevails
41:22
Speaker 3: or something like that, but it's of course not always
41:25
Speaker 3: the case, but that there would be never complete evil
41:29
Speaker 3: with you know, such good people. And he had his
41:32
Speaker 3: scale of consciousness and he said that different avauthors like
41:35
Speaker 3: Jesus Booth, there are others they could like eliminate or
41:40
Speaker 3: reduce low vibration of hundreds of thousands of millions of people.
41:45
Speaker 2: So the higher you vibration you have, the more people
41:49
Speaker 2: you can uplift.
41:53
Speaker 1: Well, it really seems like nothing is made to last.
41:56
Speaker 1: There's this planned obsolescence that the buildings that we make
42:03
Speaker 1: and the buildings that we build in modern times are
42:07
Speaker 1: built to be torn down in ten years, ten to
42:11
Speaker 1: twenty years. They tear them down and then they remake
42:14
Speaker 1: them again. They build something exactly in its place. And
42:19
Speaker 1: it seems like that would be a really good way
42:21
Speaker 1: to get rid of history, a really good way to
42:26
Speaker 1: just wipe out a bunch of different stuff that was
42:29
Speaker 1: here before. You make it to where it's not permanent,
42:32
Speaker 1: You make it to where it's not going to last
42:33
Speaker 1: a really long time. I mean, even if you look
42:35
Speaker 1: at you know, this is the things in Paris, even
42:39
Speaker 1: if you look at things in Moscow, the UK and
42:43
Speaker 1: areas like, it's beautiful architecture that has been there for
42:48
Speaker 1: a really long time and probably will be there for
42:53
Speaker 1: a really long time in the future. Most of the
42:57
Speaker 1: things that have been made in the United States, it's
43:00
Speaker 1: not going to be here for a very long time.
43:04
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's something going on.
43:05
Speaker 3: Some people say that the America has not only the
43:09
Speaker 3: United States, it's like the new Atlantis, so new Ord
43:12
Speaker 3: Order and stuff like that.
43:14
Speaker 2: But yes, I agree with you. As I've said, I'm
43:16
Speaker 2: in Poland.
43:17
Speaker 3: We have been under the communistic regimes until the nineteen
43:21
Speaker 3: eighty nine nineteen ninety so thirty or something years ago,
43:26
Speaker 3: we were still under communistic regimes. We have plenty of
43:29
Speaker 3: different things. As I've said, we were up until the
43:32
Speaker 3: First World War, so nineteen fourteen, we were under one
43:35
Speaker 3: hundred twenty three years of partitions.
43:38
Speaker 2: So we know.
43:39
Speaker 3: That's why here in Poland we have like more people
43:43
Speaker 3: to be skeptical of what the television says, what the
43:46
Speaker 3: government says, more like inclined into conspiracy theories because we
43:51
Speaker 3: first hadn't experienced plenty of different kinds of regimes that
43:55
Speaker 3: were trying to tell us what is true and it
43:57
Speaker 3: was not true.
43:58
Speaker 2: So before the First World War.
44:00
Speaker 3: One hundred and twenty three years of partitions by the Germans,
44:03
Speaker 3: by the Russians, by the Austro Hungarians, as I've said,
44:06
Speaker 3: it was called Russification by the Russians, so elimination of
44:10
Speaker 3: Polish culture, Polish language, literature, everything, and getting intelligent chas
44:16
Speaker 3: so people intelligent, and also people who were rebellious and
44:20
Speaker 3: sending them to Siberia for death. And some people of
44:24
Speaker 3: course survived there, but that was another history. And on
44:26
Speaker 3: the German side the same thing, Germanization, so creating from
44:30
Speaker 3: us one of the German puppet states and stuff like that.
44:34
Speaker 3: Then a just few twenty about years between the First
44:39
Speaker 3: World War up until the Second World War, we have
44:42
Speaker 3: been completely destroyed. During the Second World War and immediately
44:45
Speaker 3: after the Second World War up until as I've said,
44:48
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety we have been under.
44:51
Speaker 2: The communistic regime.
44:52
Speaker 3: So we know very well how it is to completely
44:55
Speaker 3: change our history. We have, for instance, one of our
44:58
Speaker 3: symbols walls was a bird with a crown.
45:02
Speaker 2: On the hat.
45:03
Speaker 3: So they changed and they took the head off and
45:06
Speaker 3: stuff like that. Even nowadays and twenty three year only
45:11
Speaker 3: twenty three years old. But during my journey in the
45:15
Speaker 3: educational system like middle high school, elementary school, high school,
45:19
Speaker 3: I remember at least two times of changing a little bit,
45:23
Speaker 3: but changing of the history in the textbooks because different
45:28
Speaker 3: political party was in power at one time and at
45:31
Speaker 3: the other it was a different political party, and very
45:34
Speaker 3: important events from our history that were very important were
45:38
Speaker 3: being at you know, being erased. So even you know,
45:43
Speaker 3: at advanced let's say high school or middle high school level,
45:46
Speaker 3: we were not taught these things. And I remember some
45:49
Speaker 3: teachers were even telling us that they erased that just
45:52
Speaker 3: this year and were teaching as it despite the curriculum.
45:55
Speaker 3: But even you know, in the recent times, I've experienced
45:59
Speaker 3: small changes in the history and.
46:02
Speaker 2: Trying to erase some kind of events.
46:05
Speaker 3: So I imagine what has been done throughout the centuries
46:09
Speaker 3: or throughout the millenia, so you know, overwhall, even from
46:13
Speaker 3: from the recorded history and from what was left by
46:16
Speaker 3: the ancients, it was a common practice of changing. For instance,
46:20
Speaker 3: there was let's say, a temple of this Phario and
46:24
Speaker 3: you know, he was being erased, and we have evidence
46:27
Speaker 3: of you know, erasure of his name and the other
46:31
Speaker 3: name was being put off put on this temple. It
46:34
Speaker 3: was called in Latin damnatio memorial, so the damnation of
46:39
Speaker 3: the memory and completely kind of raising of a particular
46:43
Speaker 3: person from history. So there are plenty of different examples.
46:47
Speaker 3: As I've said, we in Poland had it, experienced it
46:52
Speaker 3: first hand, so we know very well what is going on.
46:57
Speaker 1: Yeah, the erasure of history. I mean Rome, the Roman
47:03
Speaker 1: Empire was known for doing that as well, just getting
47:06
Speaker 1: rid of the entire people, like erasing them from history altogether,
47:11
Speaker 1: where people can't even figure out anything about them. What
47:15
Speaker 1: do you think that the deal was with Poland? Do
47:20
Speaker 1: you think Poland had some form of sacred knowledge for
47:27
Speaker 1: it to be destroyed them many times and invaded and
47:31
Speaker 1: taken over and regime change after regime change, or do
47:34
Speaker 1: you think that it was more of a strategic location
47:39
Speaker 1: during World War One and strategic location during World War Two.
47:45
Speaker 3: Throughout let's say a thousand years of the official Poland
47:49
Speaker 3: from the nineteen from the nine hundred, let's say, I
47:53
Speaker 3: do we had plenty of legends about you know that
47:56
Speaker 3: Poland was, you know, had some kinds of spiritual knowledge
48:00
Speaker 3: or some kind of places of power we have, like
48:03
Speaker 3: sacred mountains and stuff like that.
48:05
Speaker 2: We have legends about, you.
48:07
Speaker 3: Know, the Polish people, the ancient Poles, being very strong
48:11
Speaker 3: people and being just as the Jewish people say they
48:15
Speaker 3: are the chosen ones. So we here in Poland had
48:18
Speaker 3: similar legends that we were the strong ones, the chosen ones.
48:22
Speaker 2: And stuff like that.
48:23
Speaker 3: It's also very important that at the end of the
48:26
Speaker 3: medieval times we were very huge, and at some point
48:30
Speaker 3: we even conquered the Moscow and it was very close
48:34
Speaker 3: for us to be actually the rulers of the Russia,
48:37
Speaker 3: just before we were partitioned by Russia and German empires.
48:42
Speaker 3: So I think that the partitions, so the late let's say,
48:45
Speaker 3: after of course the medieval times, you know, seventeen hundreds,
48:49
Speaker 3: it was actually it was because of the previous stuff
48:52
Speaker 3: that you know, we were strong, so they wanted It's
48:55
Speaker 3: the same always that the strong ones are the day
49:00
Speaker 3: injured to do let's say, fake authorities or people who
49:05
Speaker 3: have dictatorships. So the first thing you are doing whenever
49:09
Speaker 3: any kind of fascism, nasism or any kind of other
49:14
Speaker 3: people want to have the most power, they always eliminate
49:18
Speaker 3: the strongest ones. So I think it was partially just
49:21
Speaker 3: because before the Poland was the strong ones, so now
49:24
Speaker 3: we need to eliminate and eradicate them completely. But I
49:28
Speaker 3: think there may also be something like going on deeper
49:32
Speaker 3: about spirituality about particular places in Poland. We have actually,
49:37
Speaker 3: just as you hear about the Pyramids or other sites
49:41
Speaker 3: on the entire planet, that there is something going on
49:45
Speaker 3: about the government, for instance, hiding something. We have two
49:49
Speaker 3: places here in Poland that have something mysterious when it
49:53
Speaker 3: comes to the artifacts, the undergrounds that people are forbidden
49:57
Speaker 3: completely to research, to go into these underground tunnels that
50:02
Speaker 3: we know overwell are there and are only documented that
50:05
Speaker 3: they exist, and only like few chambers who are being
50:08
Speaker 3: explored and stuff like that, there is a conspiracy going
50:12
Speaker 3: on in Poland.
50:12
Speaker 2: So I think what is it? Is it just that it's.
50:16
Speaker 3: It would we write our history that let's say Poland
50:19
Speaker 3: is older, or that here in Poland there were some
50:22
Speaker 3: ancient monuments.
50:24
Speaker 2: I think that it may be more than just that. That.
50:26
Speaker 3: It may be just as in the Keys of the Pyramids,
50:28
Speaker 3: maybe some kind of energies, maybe some kind of just
50:32
Speaker 3: the Vatican Library, the famous one.
50:35
Speaker 2: I think that may be something.
50:37
Speaker 3: More than that, but I also do not want to
50:40
Speaker 3: be like in these mythological perspective that we Poles are
50:44
Speaker 3: the best and others are not. Now, I think that
50:48
Speaker 3: we shouldn't do that in any kind of scenarios. The
50:51
Speaker 3: same with the famous people in Palestine. I am actually
50:55
Speaker 3: studying history right now, the ancient one of the Middle East,
50:58
Speaker 3: and actually it's crazy story that they just created this
51:03
Speaker 3: narrative that they are the big ones. So I think
51:06
Speaker 3: that in the case of Poland or any other nation,
51:09
Speaker 3: everyone wants to be the strongest ones and had and
51:12
Speaker 3: have the ancient roots, you know, and especially in God
51:16
Speaker 3: or some kind of strong people. So I think that
51:20
Speaker 3: there is some kind of myth to that.
51:24
Speaker 1: Well, it's always good to be proud of where you're
51:27
Speaker 1: from and be proud of your culture and proud of
51:30
Speaker 1: your people. Were there any ancient mythological stories of let's say,
51:37
Speaker 1: giants in Poland.
51:41
Speaker 2: No, that's the thing.
51:43
Speaker 3: I've plenty of times I'm being asked about the gents.
51:46
Speaker 3: We do not have gens, but we have plenty of
51:48
Speaker 3: other similar things like vampires, werewolves, or some kind of
51:54
Speaker 3: maybe not gens but very small like elves or creatures
51:59
Speaker 3: like that, or some kind of monsters on the swamps.
52:02
Speaker 3: But unfortunately, maybe just you know, but it's not a
52:07
Speaker 3: huge deal in the Polish or Slavic mythology about the giants, unfortunately.
52:14
Speaker 1: What were the what were the elves? What did they
52:18
Speaker 1: say that the elves were?
52:20
Speaker 3: Yeah, the elves are more Germanic stuff so on the west.
52:24
Speaker 3: But we have plenty of different kinds. There are different
52:27
Speaker 3: names for them, like maybe not elves, this is the
52:30
Speaker 3: Western name, but like hog leagues or other kind of
52:33
Speaker 3: creatures that are very small. And what I know about
52:37
Speaker 3: you know, these legends is that they are neither good
52:41
Speaker 3: nor bad, and that they live parallel to us all
52:45
Speaker 3: the time. So it's like the spiritual realm being everywhere
52:49
Speaker 3: we see let's say, only this kind of portion of
52:53
Speaker 3: light spectrum, of electromagnetic spectrum, and this being seem to
52:57
Speaker 3: be all the time everywhere, but mostly in the natural parts,
53:00
Speaker 3: not like in civilization. And they are neither good nor bad.
53:05
Speaker 3: But if you anger them, they will be bad for you.
53:09
Speaker 3: They will create bad karma for you. So but things
53:12
Speaker 3: will happen to you. And again they're like this on
53:15
Speaker 3: a spiritual level.
53:16
Speaker 2: Manipulating if you are good to them.
53:18
Speaker 3: They can give you positive karma, they can spiritually magically
53:22
Speaker 3: give you something positive later on.
53:24
Speaker 2: But if you're negative or you.
53:27
Speaker 3: Enrage them, they there will be negative things happening in
53:31
Speaker 3: your life. And with plenty of such creatures like these
53:34
Speaker 3: were wolves, vampires and stuff like that. Very often they
53:37
Speaker 3: are mentioned to be of this more spiritual nature that
53:41
Speaker 3: they are all the time, but only sometimes they let's say, materialize,
53:46
Speaker 3: or only sometimes we are in such a state of
53:49
Speaker 3: consciousness to see these beings. But in most of the
53:52
Speaker 3: cases it's like they're on that it's is paral to that,
53:56
Speaker 3: so it's like the same let's say four, it's the
53:58
Speaker 3: same swamp. But just again I would compare it to
54:01
Speaker 3: different electromagnetic spectrum.
54:04
Speaker 1: Well, what do you think deja vu is? Do you
54:07
Speaker 1: think that it's? Uh, there's many different theories of what
54:10
Speaker 1: people think deja like a combining of a bunch of
54:12
Speaker 1: different timelines, past lives. You've been here before because you
54:16
Speaker 1: remember it because you were here before and you didn't.
54:19
Speaker 1: It's like a converging of timelines. What do you think
54:22
Speaker 1: that it is?
54:23
Speaker 3: From my own experience and I had some spiritual experiences
54:26
Speaker 3: in my life, like one hundred percent of the deja
54:30
Speaker 3: vuos that I've experienced and I was aware of them
54:33
Speaker 3: were about something that like a memory, that it already happened,
54:39
Speaker 3: and I could trace that because for many years I've
54:42
Speaker 3: been noting down all the dreams I had, and I
54:46
Speaker 3: was crazy about the night. Sometimes even we're writing down
54:50
Speaker 3: things from like eighty dreams a night, so much eighty
54:53
Speaker 3: different dreams in a single night or six like this
54:56
Speaker 3: was the biggest kind of numbers when it comes to
55:00
Speaker 3: different nights. So I was very into that, and I
55:02
Speaker 3: had plenty of different like spiritual dreams like things that
55:06
Speaker 3: led me into this, maybe not believe, but knowledge that
55:09
Speaker 3: there is much more to life than just material stuff
55:12
Speaker 3: going on. And from my experience, most of the day
55:15
Speaker 3: javus were actually things that I've already experienced in my dream,
55:20
Speaker 3: but it was not always interestingly one hundred percent like
55:24
Speaker 3: real because sometimes we have very vivid dreams, like let's
55:27
Speaker 3: say I dream about sitting here talking to you, and
55:31
Speaker 3: I can feel let's say, even my hands and stuff
55:33
Speaker 3: like that, but sometimes it probably experienced it the same
55:36
Speaker 3: way that we had dream We have dreams that we
55:39
Speaker 3: know very well what is going on, but visually or
55:43
Speaker 3: let's say in touch and smell and stuff like that,
55:46
Speaker 3: or not very vivid, but we know very well about that.
55:49
Speaker 3: And it was the same thing that maybe sometimes I
55:51
Speaker 3: dreamt of a situation, but it would be that, Okay,
55:54
Speaker 3: I only see myself sitting here and talking to you,
55:57
Speaker 3: but I do not see the details and the all
55:59
Speaker 3: the stuff. But other in other dreams I had that, oh,
56:03
Speaker 3: even the smallest thing, or even in some of the dreams,
56:07
Speaker 3: it was more than just let's say, right now, I
56:09
Speaker 3: see this thing, but in my dream I could see
56:13
Speaker 3: let's say, into my hand or my microphontacy the particles
56:18
Speaker 3: and see all the texture and let's say microscopic levels.
56:20
Speaker 3: So from my own experience, most of the things about
56:24
Speaker 3: most of the deja V experiences were that previously I
56:28
Speaker 3: dreamt of it. Maybe not as I say, one hundred
56:31
Speaker 3: percent realistically, but it was all about memory from my dream.
56:35
Speaker 3: And I believe that maybe it's not only always about
56:38
Speaker 3: the dream, but something that we experience maybe on the
56:41
Speaker 3: astral plane or something like that, or before let's say
56:45
Speaker 3: this life. I think that it's that's why it's a
56:50
Speaker 3: spiritual phenomena, but phenomenon but connected to let's say our
56:54
Speaker 3: materialistic brain memory. That we have this memory and some
56:59
Speaker 3: time we are not aware of it. But as we
57:03
Speaker 3: forget the dreams, we also may not be completely aware
57:06
Speaker 3: of doing the day.
57:07
Speaker 2: Jevu that it was this particular dream.
57:09
Speaker 3: But as I've said during this time that for many
57:12
Speaker 3: years I've been noting down most of the dreams, I
57:15
Speaker 3: found out that one hundred percent of the dejevus are
57:18
Speaker 3: the memories from the dreams.
57:21
Speaker 1: So it's triggering your mind to remember the dream that
57:25
Speaker 1: you don't remember that it's a dream. You just remember
57:28
Speaker 1: that you've seen it before.
57:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't remember that you've dreamt of it, but
57:33
Speaker 3: you're for sure I say dreamt. But maybe it was
57:37
Speaker 3: some kind of out of body experience that we are
57:40
Speaker 3: not aware of. Maybe doing our dreams, we go somewhere,
57:43
Speaker 3: or maybe it was before thisincarnation or another let's say
57:46
Speaker 3: per lifetime, or things like that, but it was just
57:50
Speaker 3: our physical mind.
57:51
Speaker 2: Do not remember what it was. We hear bell ringing,
57:55
Speaker 2: but we do not know which charge it is.
58:00
Speaker 1: Well, that's really fascinating. I never thought of that.
58:04
Speaker 3: Yeah, something about the dreams, because as I've said, I've
58:07
Speaker 3: experienced it a lot. Actually, parallel to that, because I'm
58:10
Speaker 3: twenty three right now. I wrote my book and it's
58:13
Speaker 3: like four or four hundred and fifty pages book, not
58:16
Speaker 3: like some teenage crap.
58:17
Speaker 2: But I wrote it just at seventeen in Polish. This
58:19
Speaker 2: is the English version.
58:21
Speaker 3: That I created later, but parallel when I was a
58:24
Speaker 3: teenager and I was let's say, awakening to the possibility
58:29
Speaker 3: there is much more when it comes to history, when
58:31
Speaker 3: it comes to conspiracy theories. When I went this rabbit
58:34
Speaker 3: hall that there is much more to our history parallel
58:36
Speaker 3: to that, and I compare it to masculine like this
58:39
Speaker 3: research into history, conspiracy and feminine. I had parted this
58:44
Speaker 3: feminine path of intuition, dreams, a prophetic dreams, spiritual phenomena
58:49
Speaker 3: and chronicities and stuff like that. And the dreams are
58:53
Speaker 3: actually I think. I think that if we are feeling
58:57
Speaker 3: that we have too little of spirit, virtuality of metaphysics,
59:01
Speaker 3: so beyond physics in our life, and we want to
59:03
Speaker 3: experience more, every one of us should start with dreams.
59:07
Speaker 3: Get yourself like a notepad or something, and just any
59:11
Speaker 3: kind of dream you remember, just note it down and
59:14
Speaker 3: try to later, you know, come back to this dream
59:18
Speaker 3: after a week or after a few days to remember
59:20
Speaker 3: it very well, and we'll start remember bring more and
59:23
Speaker 3: more of the dreams, and you will see that as
59:25
Speaker 3: I've said, five to eight dreams a night, you remember
59:28
Speaker 3: let's say three four of them, and you will see
59:31
Speaker 3: that twenty percent of these dreams are beyond materialistic crown,
59:36
Speaker 3: that they are like you cannot explain them with just oh,
59:39
Speaker 3: this is my subconscious making things up. It's so let's say,
59:43
Speaker 3: such a huge computer. You will see that it's beyond rationality, irrational.
59:48
Speaker 3: And then you will see that in this let's say
59:50
Speaker 3: twenty percent or fifteen percent of these non let's say
59:54
Speaker 3: rational dreams, you will find that there are some mystical ones,
59:58
Speaker 3: some like very spiritual one that can completely change your
1:00:02
Speaker 3: understanding of reality. It can, you know, completely broaden your
1:00:06
Speaker 3: perspectives because you see, oh, it's completely different.
1:00:09
Speaker 2: Than than in the normal waking state.
1:00:13
Speaker 3: So I think it's the easiest way, the less dangerous,
1:00:17
Speaker 3: because you know, nothing can you will come back proudly
1:00:20
Speaker 3: to your body or something it's dangerous, like some kind
1:00:23
Speaker 3: of DMT, ayahuasca or other kind of drugs or altered
1:00:27
Speaker 3: states of consciousness.
1:00:29
Speaker 2: I think dreams are the best way to start.
1:00:31
Speaker 3: Even let's say after a years, maybe some of us
1:00:35
Speaker 3: are in a place that we are too much in
1:00:38
Speaker 3: this physical and we want to look for more.
1:00:42
Speaker 2: What is there?
1:00:43
Speaker 3: So I think it's the best easiest and safest way.
1:00:48
Speaker 1: Where can people purchase your book?
1:00:52
Speaker 3: It's on amazons in US, UK, Desia who has everything
1:00:56
Speaker 3: already been? You can just copy paste my name and
1:00:59
Speaker 3: surname on Amazon US, UK, Canada, Australia, UK and plenty
1:01:04
Speaker 3: of Otherisdasia who has everything already been? Alexander Cheshkevich. Sorry
1:01:09
Speaker 3: that I couldn't send you one, but we have here
1:01:12
Speaker 3: in Poland a complete ban on sending anything even free
1:01:16
Speaker 3: book to the United States. Digitariffs, nothing, nothing.
1:01:21
Speaker 1: Wow, not ridiculous. But thanks so much for coming on.
1:01:26
Speaker 1: I really appreciate it. Do you have a website or
1:01:29
Speaker 1: anything like that that you would like to plug?
1:01:31
Speaker 3: Yes, you can find me. Website is Cheschkevich Global, but
1:01:34
Speaker 3: you'll probably not find it. I think the easiest way
1:01:37
Speaker 3: to find me would be just copy paste my namemames, surname,
1:01:41
Speaker 3: Alexander Cheshkevich and you will find me on plenty of
1:01:44
Speaker 3: social media YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, also another podcasts and interviews.
1:01:50
Speaker 3: So I think it's the easiest way copy and paste
1:01:52
Speaker 3: my name and surname.
1:01:55
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