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Ancient Sumer is a giant bucket of mystery. It seems like they weee a blend of all civilizations while somehow predating them (if you take the mainstream seriously).

The apkallu (Sumerian dieties) have symbols on them that can be found everywhere on earth, to this day. Most notably the popes hat.

The vajra similarity is still the most fascinating to me. Almost every ancient legend has a form of it and summer has one of the clearest, most detailed carvings outside of India.

I love this stuff but summer bends my mind into a pretzel. Today is the last day to enter to win signed copies of all my books and a reeeeeal vajra.

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I could make a 24 hour documentary on all of the “Anomalies” that are now outweighing the traditional view of ancient history.

Massive stones, Alignments, Advanced Astronomy, precision artifacts, sunken cities.. it barely scratches the surface of what’s out there.

What used to be conspiracy is now becoming one of the most interesting topics on earth.

Tonight, me and the legend Jimmy Church go back to back on YouTube live for 2 hours covering ALL this stuff. I’ll see you there 🤙🏼

Stream link:

https://www.youtube.com/live/XL6P64ZTo_0?si=LSR4ldnp4FS06OQ4

NEW SCANS out for Turkiye now 😈

The Noah’s ark legend has been debated for centuries, just like recently discovered labyrinth of Hawaraa in Egypt. The same technology that found it is being used on the Ark now.

Scans have confirmed without a doubt that this is not a geological feature, with the bedrock being 70 feet below the structure.

Along with the new scans, we have dating evidence from the mud covering the structure that matches up with Shuruppak, the Ancient town where Noah, also known as Ziusudra in Ancient Sumer, was from.

Zusudra was the last king on the Sumerian kings list before their account of the flood, carved in their megalithic temples. Those temples show such a level of destruction there are 10 ton megalithic blocks thrown hundreds of feet from the temple foundations, still lodged in the ground.

Anchor stones for an extremely large vessel have been found not far from the structure along with pottery shards dated prior to the event.

Check out Matt Lacroix’s work if you need even more evidence he’s killing it with on the ground footage, but this one’s deep, literally.

Might be time to edit the history books again 😇

The logistical problems with ancient architecture usually turn everyone to Ancient Alien theories. As cool as they would be, I’m not sure they’re necessary anymore.

If we look at megaliths and ancient projects in the way that we would do it, of course they’d seem impossible. But what if they took a different path.

Maybe we went the long way around solving these problems. We clearly have a more detailed understanding of the world, but they clearly didn’t need it to achieve their goals. Maybe they just integrated with it.

New science in acoustics, magnetic, even quantum phenomena are showing us possibilities that would have been science fiction a decade ago.

The real mystery isn’t how to do it, it’s why, and how did they get there in the first place.

Hopefully Graham doesn’t mind that I used his beautiful voice 😇

Hes reading from thoths prophecy from Asclepius (attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, who syncretized the Greek Hermes and the Egyptian god Thoth).

You can find the full video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=xvzZ56ZbWy8&t=55

Amnesia was fully produced by me, audio and visuals. It’s the first piece of the live show I will be playing next year all over the US.

For booking and scheduling information email [email protected]

This is a small part of a project been working on for over 4 years now. The Project is based off of my books and provides visual support and sensory alignment to the educational materials to reach a broader and more diverse audience.

Each scene is a concept from a chapter that can be built like lego blocks in a continuous stream of interconnected ideas. To my knowledge it is the first of its kind (and wildly difficult to build 😅)

I’ll be releasing these periodically within my normal content. And debuting it at Wakaan Music Festival (9/30/26) and Quest for Ancient Civilizations conference in Austin, Texas at ACL Live on October 15th.

Amnesia is available for free download on Soundcloud:

Hope you love it as much as I LOVE YOU 🫶🏼

The ringing rock mystery has many explanations and but no definitive scientific answer, making it one of the strangest phoenomena in the ancient world.

Nearly every culture used them in temples, pillars, obelisks, even dolmens.

Given the difficulty of finding and carving these things, it seems like great lengths to go just for a fancy trick.

Perhaaaaaps there was a much deeper resonance relationship with the natural world than we understand.

Ankgor has more secrets. We will find them.

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Strange ringing rocks were used in nearly every ancient site you can think of. Even native Americans used them.

Lithophonic rocks are a mystery in geological terms, meaning they appear in random places. Most theories attribute the phenomenon to iron rich qualities of the rock. This is important.

Another process that can create ringing rocks is the introduction of ordered plans into the material (EVOs/plasmoids).

This micro ball lightening forms on the grain boundaries of matter (and even cell walls in some cases). When it does, it literally eats away at the rock forming microscopic cavities that act like mini-resonators when struck.

What was the purpose of tuning the stones in the ancient world? There’s a surprising amount of applications, I’ll be talking about them at the illusions online conference tomorrow 🤙🏼

Link is in the bio if you’d like to find out more.

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MIT does some crazy stuff. But this one falls short of actually proving the ancient mystery.

First, these blocks were precisely calculated using software then pured using concrete, where the blocks of sacsayhuaman were allegedly carved from limestone.

They also weigh far less than 200 tons, and are moved on perfectly level concrete, unlike the uneven terrain of peru.

Nothing against MIT, I think the study was absolutely phenomenal, but we've got a long way to go if we want to solve this one.