Oh my god, I feel so bad for all the audio listeners. They will never know what amazing footage of Connor running back to Weird HQ they missed during the opening sequences
I just have to give a giant shout out and THANK YOU to Dana and Greg! Not only are your podcasts top shelf, but your Patreon deserves a platinum medal! The amount of high quality content in there is mind blowing and the time and energy you put into providing so much education and entertainment humbles me. You give of yourselves in the most beautiful way. 🙏❤✌
Synchronicity time! I literally just heard about Lemurian Quartz and Lemuria two weeks ago, got sucked in to reading all about it, bought a Lumerian Quartz and have been wearing it. Not all crystals resonate with me, but this one makes me feel very calm and at ease (which is super helpful with my stress at work at the moment!) and now, with this week off work and wanting to catch up with my weirdos, started watching this with NO clue that this was the topic. So yeah :)
I learn something new with every podcast of theirs and my favorite discussion here, coming from three veterans of the paranormal, is that its a good thing to just be open-minded & expand your idea of reality. You don't have to believe in the 'flesh and blood' bigfoot (although that's super fun), but to simply go on a journey of exploration allows you to experience your own mind so much better. Also, Dana's explanation of discernment and learning to trust yourself instead of some guru... just priceless. I wish every newcomer to the worlds of magic, aliens, ghosts & all things weird would learn that first.
Two things about Lemuria that I found fun & don't seem to be mentioned in this episode: 1. While lemuria is named after lemurs, lemurs are actually named after the latin word for ghost (because they make creepy sounds) 2. The CCRU got really into embellishing the lemurian mythos, and invented an alternative version of the tree of life based on number theory. They called it the numogram, and described it as a time travel technology developed by highly evolved lemurs living on lemuria in the future, where the time travel operates via gematria (and also, in their model, every single-digit number is a demon. Not a representation of a demon, not assigned to a demon: the number itself is a demon. I don't think that they think non-numbers can be demons or demons can be anything other than numbers.)
@@maryinsanfrancisco a group of philosophers at the university of warwick from 1997 to 2003 who tried to synthesize critical theory with occultism while taking lots of drugs. The best known member, Nick Land, later became a fascist, but the rest of them are cool.
I've lived in Redding (just under Mt.Shasta) my whole life It definitely has a vibe And yes everyone worries about it blowing up, thanks for the reminder 💀😅
@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman well you probably should, its overdue for an eruption and is one of the most active and dangerous volcanos in the US, only a fool or someone ignorant would choose to ignore a threat that could kill tens of thousands of people if it happens and its overdue to happen, there were some people who lived around mount st. helens who werent concerned when they were warned it would erupt just before it did last time, a former US president was one of them and they all died under ash and rock.
My new favorite thing to do which I recommend, I listen to the podcast at work, I think I’ve heard them all 10 times but I want to thoroughly understand things, and then I got back and watch the video and it’s like new content to absorb
I grew up not far from Mt. Shasta and used to go snowboarding there. I had no idea at the time that it was such a mysterious place. That's okay, though. I broke up with Mt. Shasta after I injured myself too many times. LOTS of involuntary grounding.
This was wonderful! Growing up in Oregon we spent a lot of time in the siskiyou wilderness where odd figures could be seen (like imp looking things.) Having studied Geophysics in college one thing remains and that is humans have been documenting history a very short time. Let alone any other species.
I realize this posted a month ago. Finally listened to it today and you guys nailed it. Shasta is amazing. I used to live a couple hours north of there. And being born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area I heard many stories from friends growing up & their experiences. Greg what convinced me your meditation experience was legit was when you said you heard the Bigfoot's comment in your head! Absolutely truth in that. I have a friend who has communicated with one. She is crazy psychic and managed to find this female in meditation that explained how they are & that there are two types. Her clan have "always been here." Of the earth, peaceful, migratory & move in family groups. A "shorter" version are from another realm & are a warrior race, so more agressive if a human were to run into them. I could go on but space is short. I am really glad I found this conversation! TY all! 😊
Back in '96, I was in a vehicle as it drove past Mt. Shasta/Lake Shasta. It was morning, maybe 9am or so. The sun sparkled off the water, and glowed off the mountain. I had no idea about the high strangeness involved with the area, but to this day, it is still thee most beautiful place I've seen on Earth.
Thank you for this amazing podcast! I was fascinated to learn about the Russian derivation of the name "Shasta" by historian Harry Wells. Russians who settled at Bodega could see Mt.Shasta from the highest mountains of the Coastal Range and called it "Tchastal" and while he translated it as "white and pure mountain" there's a more fitting translation being "to wonder aimlessly".
I'm leaning towards believing in ancient civilizations. All these different groups you are talking about make me think about that. Interesting thoughts. I wish I knew people who would have these kinds of conversations.
Good episode guys! Makes me miss getting spring water from the headwaters in Mt. Shasta City. I was unwell when I moved out there and someone told me to drink the water-I do believe it was curative. And yes to stepping out with curiosity (and discernment) over fear.
So I’m super late on this one 😂 I live not too far away and speak with her everyday❣️ We all know it’s an active volcano but take it in stride, after all, I have pumice, obsidian, etc. I’m the rich soil under my feet. It’s magickal here ✨
It's not just Sasquatch that wanders around there. In recent years, there have been sightings of Batsquatch too lol. I don't know why your copy of the book just says "Phylos" but supposedly Fredrick was channeling an ancient Atlantean who called himself "Phylos the Thibetan." Fred started writing in his logbook and it was his mother who gave him the paper to complete his automatic writing. There are a lot more than just 7 tectonic plates, just saying. 😛 This was a fascinating episode. I usually don't listen to podcasts, just not the right format for me, but this was absolutely worth the watch. I've been feeling called to Shasta for a long time... I just wish I had felt it while I was still living in California lol.
In terms of Bigfoot encounters in northern BC when I was young, I rarely talk about them. The bush was my home for years, but I haven't been back since then, due to these experiences.
I had an experience with Sasquatch last October and a few weeks later I had this dream where I was standing in a creek and heard that a young boy had gone missing so I decided to search for him. I climbed a waterfall and at the top of the the falls standing in the creek was a huge elk and next to him was a Sasquatch on all fours. I stood up alarmed and fell backwards off the falls and then woke up. anyway, funny how all this stuff works
Greg, I would suggest you train yourself to react such: When Bigfoot or some other supernatural entity you've encountered in a meditative state says, "You shouldn't be here", your automatic response should be to ask, "Where is _here_ !?"
Not sure if it's been mentioned, but the use of red lights is also so that if you have to 'go dark', your night vision is quicker to adjust than if you were to use white lights. When growing up as an amateur astronomer, I was taught to use use red lights to look at ephemerises to avoid disrupting my night vision.
I highly recommend reading the book "Atlantis: Alien Visitation And Genetic Manipulation" by Michael Tsarion. It's fascinating and a completely different take on the typical new age-y one regarding the lost continents.
Fellow spoon bender here! I’m going to be one of the people who will say for the record… i have bent spoons and metal straws there is nothing mystical about it
"Lemure" was like an old Latin word for a ghost or shade in old Roman religion, I wonder if that etemymology had any impact on on the concept of "Lemuria" as well? (And why I know this is because one day I tried figure out why the "Lemure" in the D&D monster manual looked like some weird blobby devil thing and not some kind of monkey. )
Interesting to note that the Tibetean people have a belief/tradition that in ancient times the Himalayas were once islands. They even still use fossilized conch shells in some of their Tibetean Buddhist ceremonies. Plate tectonics, world-wide floods, continents sinking, poles shifting...it isn't so much "climate change" as our planet is just all weebly-woobly. And those who survive barely remember enough to correctly tell the tales...Just a side thought while watching.
I am new to your podcast, and this episode was fascinating to me I have been to California, but I have never visited this mountain. Maybe someday I will and could big foots species actually be Lumerians that’s just a theory we have no idea what they actually are until someone finds a way to communicate with one in our dimension. And maybe someday they’ll be an episode on the crystal city, hidden within the mountain on expedition unknown.
Hitting sticks on a tree is going to let bigfoot know exactly what area to avoid, way more so than lights. This show is just a way for an organization to shape the perception of bigfoot.
If you ever go to Shasta CA get a friend and play the number guessing game. One person meditates and thinks of a number between 1 and 4 and holds that many fingers up behind their back. The other person meditates and tries to guess the number. A third person sits behind the person thinking of the number and checks for accuracy. In Shasta we watched people guess the correct number 30+ times in a row. Also, look up a place called Pluto Caves. It's VERY hard to find for some people, but once you find it, it's an legitimately magical place.
Plutos cave , Yeah, it was really magical in the 90s. When my older brothers used to get drunk there. I stopped going there because tourists seemed to decide Pooping in the cave is cool.
@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman It's so sad how totally trashed it is now. graffiti, litter, and the entrance is surrounded by shitty makeshift pot farms for a mile in every direction.
@@nTrylo The pot farms go for miles in every direction. Locals have dubbed that north korea. The graffiti is nothing new. Really cracks me up you spiritualists And new agers are trying to connect it to mount Shasta now. It's just a cave there's nothing special about it.
@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman What was special was my personal experience in the cave that day. It was before the pot farms and it was the first date I went on with my now wife. I'm not a "spiritualist," whatever that means. Just someone who can appreciate the journey through that cave system and the first date I had with my wife that was pretty magical. If you couldn't see the beauty in a place like Pluto caves back before it was spoiled, that's a you problem, not a me problem.
About plate tectonics something that I brought up in geography class in the 80sis that the continents fit together as in pangea but they also put together the other way
Having been to Mt.Shasta I enjoyed my time there, however, I think it's more Neptunian than grounded. I felt that area seemed disconnected from "reality".
I was doing an Estes method session 2 weeks ago in placerville. It says bending spoons.. never happened. The sync and the remote viewing has been real.
The giant, Moon-sized ball of iron at the center of the Earth is what makes it possible for Earth to keep generating the strong magnetic field that shields us from the solar wind and protects our atmosphere from dissipating into space. Mars cooled and solidified, and did not have enough iron to continue generating a strong magnetic field, which is why it lost a lot of its atmosphere and became a frozen planet which can no longer sustain life a we know it on the surface.
Even if bigfoot couldn't see the color red the light would still show up, it'd just be colorless. Wouldn't it? The illumination wouldn't be invisible. That just seems mindnumbingly dumb.
Does anyone remember the Six Million Dollar Man episodes where he meets Bigfoot? Funny, it had the same narration, that Bigfoot was a guardian (he as a android) for an alien base.
Oh my god, I feel so bad for all the audio listeners. They will never know what amazing footage of Connor running back to Weird HQ they missed during the opening sequences
Run Connor run😂🏃♂🏃♂🏃♂🏃♂🏃♂
I Dont agree with Everything yall say BUT I love the way Yall Bounce IdEAS around. U Think and I m all.about That 🎉🎉🎉
Seriously, this is SO MUCH more than just a podcast... it really needs the visual element. 🤣😂🤣😂
I just have to give a giant shout out and THANK YOU to Dana and Greg! Not only are your podcasts top shelf, but your Patreon deserves a platinum medal! The amount of high quality content in there is mind blowing and the time and energy you put into providing so much education and entertainment humbles me. You give of yourselves in the most beautiful way. 🙏❤✌
Synchronicity time! I literally just heard about Lemurian Quartz and Lemuria two weeks ago, got sucked in to reading all about it, bought a Lumerian Quartz and have been wearing it. Not all crystals resonate with me, but this one makes me feel very calm and at ease (which is super helpful with my stress at work at the moment!) and now, with this week off work and wanting to catch up with my weirdos, started watching this with NO clue that this was the topic. So yeah :)
Glad Connor had fun at camp. Nice to have you back
From camp to campy...one of many reasons I adore you guys.
I watched Hellier and it blew my mind so hard I now want to read all the books mentioned, just wanted you to know
It's as if I've gotten my Scully and Mulder back. Absolutely adore you all! Gonna go find some Ghoulies tunes now.
Me, too! 👽
Groovy ghoulies!?! Arooohoohoo!
My grandmother lived near there I have been many times . The energy there is incredible. One day I will go back!
I learn something new with every podcast of theirs and my favorite discussion here, coming from three veterans of the paranormal, is that its a good thing to just be open-minded & expand your idea of reality. You don't have to believe in the 'flesh and blood' bigfoot (although that's super fun), but to simply go on a journey of exploration allows you to experience your own mind so much better. Also, Dana's explanation of discernment and learning to trust yourself instead of some guru... just priceless. I wish every newcomer to the worlds of magic, aliens, ghosts & all things weird would learn that first.
Two things about Lemuria that I found fun & don't seem to be mentioned in this episode:
1. While lemuria is named after lemurs, lemurs are actually named after the latin word for ghost (because they make creepy sounds)
2. The CCRU got really into embellishing the lemurian mythos, and invented an alternative version of the tree of life based on number theory. They called it the numogram, and described it as a time travel technology developed by highly evolved lemurs living on lemuria in the future, where the time travel operates via gematria (and also, in their model, every single-digit number is a demon. Not a representation of a demon, not assigned to a demon: the number itself is a demon. I don't think that they think non-numbers can be demons or demons can be anything other than numbers.)
Who are the CCRU?
@@maryinsanfrancisco a group of philosophers at the university of warwick from 1997 to 2003 who tried to synthesize critical theory with occultism while taking lots of drugs. The best known member, Nick Land, later became a fascist, but the rest of them are cool.
I love you guys so much. You gave me a whole new path in life and I am so grateful for how you opened my eyes and my mind.
Mount Shasta is definitely on my bucket list of places to travel.
Lived in SD and 29 Palms.... drove through to get to my hometown in WA St. Loved it.
I live here! It's hot
Can’t believe I just found this channel!
I literally check for a new video everyday from you guys!! I love every minute of every episode! High strangeness and like minded humor. Love it!!❤
Love The Whole Cascade Mountain Range But Mt ADAMS has my ❤
I love this show... It's just the best.
I didn't think Connor could be any cuter. Gods. ❤
on that subject, I like Greg and Karl myself
As usual, a thought-provoking episode, very informative. The three of you work so well together. I just love it.😊
I've lived in Redding (just under Mt.Shasta) my whole life
It definitely has a vibe
And yes everyone worries about it blowing up, thanks for the reminder 💀😅
No we dont.
Lived there for 5 years. Never knew it was even active.
@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman well you probably should, its overdue for an eruption and is one of the most active and dangerous volcanos in the US, only a fool or someone ignorant would choose to ignore a threat that could kill tens of thousands of people if it happens and its overdue to happen, there were some people who lived around mount st. helens who werent concerned when they were warned it would erupt just before it did last time, a former US president was one of them and they all died under ash and rock.
My new favorite thing to do which I recommend, I listen to the podcast at work, I think I’ve heard them all 10 times but I want to thoroughly understand things, and then I got back and watch the video and it’s like new content to absorb
I grew up not far from Mt. Shasta and used to go snowboarding there. I had no idea at the time that it was such a mysterious place. That's okay, though. I broke up with Mt. Shasta after I injured myself too many times. LOTS of involuntary grounding.
Another brilliant episode!! I’m finally all caught up now and already have withdrawals. Thank you for your amazing content. Team weird ftw ✌️
I was waiting for Connor to sneak a magic trick in there and he did not disappoint.
One of my favorite mountains. The views driving by on I-5 never disappoint.
This was wonderful! Growing up in Oregon we spent a lot of time in the siskiyou wilderness where odd figures could be seen (like imp looking things.) Having studied Geophysics in college one thing remains and that is humans have been documenting history a very short time. Let alone any other species.
Every time I watch Haunted Objects, I question the nature of reality.
You might want to purchase some integrity
And my life😉
And Nature...
Love the episode, especially the focus on discernment at the end. Great advise!
Loved, loved, loved this episode!
You guys are the biggest goobers, in the best way 😂 your show “brings the joy” in every episode 😂
A new episode exactly when I needed it
I realize this posted a month ago. Finally listened to it today and you guys nailed it. Shasta is amazing. I used to live a couple hours north of there. And being born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area I heard many stories from friends growing up & their experiences. Greg what convinced me your meditation experience was legit was when you said you heard the Bigfoot's comment in your head! Absolutely truth in that. I have a friend who has communicated with one. She is crazy psychic and managed to find this female in meditation that explained how they are & that there are two types. Her clan have "always been here." Of the earth, peaceful, migratory & move in family groups. A "shorter" version are from another realm & are a warrior race, so more agressive if a human were to run into them. I could go on but space is short. I am really glad I found this conversation! TY all! 😊
This is my favorite intro ever. Between the Connor running footage and Greg looking up the Hellier alien's butt while Dana checks her phone
Back in '96, I was in a vehicle as it drove past Mt. Shasta/Lake Shasta. It was morning, maybe 9am or so. The sun sparkled off the water, and glowed off the mountain. I had no idea about the high strangeness involved with the area, but to this day, it is still thee most beautiful place I've seen on Earth.
You guys are amazing. Another fantastic episode!
Yeah. Conner’s Back!!!
Almost caught up to that season finale. I'm so ready.
thanks guys, for telling me the fun spirit mountain next to me may also explode at any given moment
There’s so much more to this world than what we are programmed from birth to believe.
Thank you for this amazing podcast! I was fascinated to learn about the Russian derivation of the name "Shasta" by historian Harry Wells. Russians who settled at Bodega could see Mt.Shasta from the highest mountains of the Coastal Range and called it "Tchastal" and while he translated it as "white and pure mountain" there's a more fitting translation being "to wonder aimlessly".
Another wonderful episode to make my week better! I'm glad you talked about Lemuria. I have 3 nice Lemurian quartz points.
I'm drinking Shasta every day after watching this podcast
I'm leaning towards believing in ancient civilizations. All these different groups you are talking about make me think about that. Interesting thoughts.
I wish I knew people who would have these kinds of conversations.
You've seen one lost city, you've seen them all
As someone who grew up there, it's Sh-ass-tuh... LOL
I would love to know if anyone saw them film Connor running! Thanks for another great episode!
"They never find Bigfoot. One star."
Dana, love what you did to your hair. Don’t think I’ve ever seen it curled/wavy but I love it. Also, you look great & you look beautiful.
Good episode guys! Makes me miss getting spring water from the headwaters in Mt. Shasta City. I was unwell when I moved out there and someone told me to drink the water-I do believe it was curative. And yes to stepping out with curiosity (and discernment) over fear.
I think it's the simple fact that thought processes are changing. That is making things suddenly be true.
Omg would love an episode on Orgone energy/Wilhelm Reich. Love you guys and your content!!! Have a good day :)
Thank God Connor's free!
So I’m super late on this one 😂 I live not too far away and speak with her everyday❣️ We all know it’s an active volcano but take it in stride, after all, I have pumice, obsidian, etc. I’m the rich soil under my feet. It’s magickal here ✨
"Bigfoot was also vaping" LMFAO!
I was walking thru the woods and saw this furry meditating while an albino Indian played a drum...I RAN AWAY
i'm gonna use spoon bending in my next job interview!
I’m only 2/3 of the way through and y’all are making me laugh too much 😭😭 also I understand every word of this would love to connect 😮💨👏👏👏👏💓💓💓💓💓
A big advantage to red light is that it preserves your night vision. Astronomers use it all the time for that very reason.
Thank the gods Greg learned how to pronounce Mt. Shasta for this episode. :)
Funny I always said "Sha" like hat. and I lived near there and went there frequently.
Yeah, I think they’re not pronouncing it right. @isarose3136 has it right I think.
It's not just Sasquatch that wanders around there. In recent years, there have been sightings of Batsquatch too lol. I don't know why your copy of the book just says "Phylos" but supposedly Fredrick was channeling an ancient Atlantean who called himself "Phylos the Thibetan." Fred started writing in his logbook and it was his mother who gave him the paper to complete his automatic writing. There are a lot more than just 7 tectonic plates, just saying. 😛 This was a fascinating episode. I usually don't listen to podcasts, just not the right format for me, but this was absolutely worth the watch. I've been feeling called to Shasta for a long time... I just wish I had felt it while I was still living in California lol.
In terms of Bigfoot encounters in northern BC when I was young, I rarely talk about them. The bush was my home for years, but I haven't been back since then, due to these experiences.
Dana thank you for speaking to the red flags, this isn’t talked about enough.
"80 men got their hopes up that day"... Let's take a moment of silence for them 😔💔
Did Connor say "irregardless"
Yes, yes he did 😑
Connor was in a punk band?? Hell yeah!
I had an experience with Sasquatch last October and a few weeks later I had this dream where I was standing in a creek and heard that a young boy had gone missing so I decided to search for him. I climbed a waterfall and at the top of the the falls standing in the creek was a huge elk and next to him was a Sasquatch on all fours. I stood up alarmed and fell backwards off the falls and then woke up. anyway, funny how all this stuff works
Dana just found the explanation for carcinization - it's the gravity turning us into crab people!
Greg, I would suggest you train yourself to react such: When Bigfoot or some other supernatural entity you've encountered in a meditative state says, "You shouldn't be here", your automatic response should be to ask, "Where is _here_ !?"
Not sure if it's been mentioned, but the use of red lights is also so that if you have to 'go dark', your night vision is quicker to adjust than if you were to use white lights. When growing up as an amateur astronomer, I was taught to use use red lights to look at ephemerises to avoid disrupting my night vision.
The end tho. 😂
You ain' gonna go chase no big foos, Bobby Boucher.
Ripper intro BTW.
Mount Shasta is a crazy place for people just to up and vanish just like nothings ever took place
😮 5:23 5:23
I highly recommend reading the book "Atlantis: Alien Visitation And Genetic Manipulation" by Michael Tsarion. It's fascinating and a completely different take on the typical new age-y one regarding the lost continents.
Love you guys, I still binge the shight outta heiler. Keep up with the bitchin job!
Fellow spoon bender here! I’m going to be one of the people who will say for the record… i have bent spoons and metal straws there is nothing mystical about it
Love this podcast. Really would like more hellier
I love Connor.
"Lemure" was like an old Latin word for a ghost or shade in old Roman religion, I wonder if that etemymology had any impact on on the concept of "Lemuria" as well? (And why I know this is because one day I tried figure out why the "Lemure" in the D&D monster manual looked like some weird blobby devil thing and not some kind of monkey. )
Every time I hear someone talk about Moneymaker the first thing they talk about is him smoking something. Praying for his lungs.
Interesting to note that the Tibetean people have a belief/tradition that in ancient times the Himalayas were once islands. They even still use fossilized conch shells in some of their Tibetean Buddhist ceremonies. Plate tectonics, world-wide floods, continents sinking, poles shifting...it isn't so much "climate change" as our planet is just all weebly-woobly. And those who survive barely remember enough to correctly tell the tales...Just a side thought while watching.
Although Connor CAN now start stories with "so this one time...at Magic Camp..."
Did they not feed Connor?????😮😮😮
Okay we now know some of what they think about sasquatch but what do they think about saxquatch
I am new to your podcast, and this episode was fascinating to me I have been to California, but I have never visited this mountain. Maybe someday I will and could big foots species actually be Lumerians that’s just a theory we have no idea what they actually are until someone finds a way to communicate with one in our dimension. And maybe someday they’ll be an episode on the crystal city, hidden within the mountain on expedition unknown.
Hitting sticks on a tree is going to let bigfoot know exactly what area to avoid, way more so than lights. This show is just a way for an organization to shape the perception of bigfoot.
If you ever go to Shasta CA get a friend and play the number guessing game. One person meditates and thinks of a number between 1 and 4 and holds that many fingers up behind their back. The other person meditates and tries to guess the number.
A third person sits behind the person thinking of the number and checks for accuracy.
In Shasta we watched people guess the correct number 30+ times in a row.
Also, look up a place called Pluto Caves. It's VERY hard to find for some people, but once you find it, it's an legitimately magical place.
Plutos cave , Yeah, it was really magical in the 90s. When my older brothers used to get drunk there. I stopped going there because tourists seemed to decide Pooping in the cave is cool.
@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman It's so sad how totally trashed it is now. graffiti, litter, and the entrance is surrounded by shitty makeshift pot farms for a mile in every direction.
@@nTrylo The pot farms go for miles in every direction. Locals have dubbed that north korea. The graffiti is nothing new. Really cracks me up you spiritualists And new agers are trying to connect it to mount Shasta now. It's just a cave there's nothing special about it.
@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman What was special was my personal experience in the cave that day. It was before the pot farms and it was the first date I went on with my now wife. I'm not a "spiritualist," whatever that means. Just someone who can appreciate the journey through that cave system and the first date I had with my wife that was pretty magical. If you couldn't see the beauty in a place like Pluto caves back before it was spoiled, that's a you problem, not a me problem.
About plate tectonics something that I brought up in geography class in the 80sis that the continents fit together as in pangea but they also put together the other way
I wonder if Lemuria ties into a supercontinent Pangaea and Gondwanaland.
Having been to Mt.Shasta I enjoyed my time there, however, I think it's more Neptunian than grounded. I felt that area seemed disconnected from "reality".
I was doing an Estes method session 2 weeks ago in placerville. It says bending spoons.. never happened. The sync and the remote viewing has been real.
hold up hold up. did Connor's kidnappers give him a sick ass hair cut??! I need an explanation
The giant, Moon-sized ball of iron at the center of the Earth is what makes it possible for Earth to keep generating the strong magnetic field that shields us from the solar wind and protects our atmosphere from dissipating into space. Mars cooled and solidified, and did not have enough iron to continue generating a strong magnetic field, which is why it lost a lot of its atmosphere and became a frozen planet which can no longer sustain life a we know it on the surface.
Even if bigfoot couldn't see the color red the light would still show up, it'd just be colorless. Wouldn't it? The illumination wouldn't be invisible. That just seems mindnumbingly dumb.
So, I literally just watched something on Mount Shasta about an hour ago. Welp then.
Hi mom and dad
Big shots
Team Connor..lol It's at the bottom of the Ocean....lol
Does anyone remember the Six Million Dollar Man episodes where he meets Bigfoot? Funny, it had the same narration, that Bigfoot was a guardian (he as a android) for an alien base.
Do you happen to know where the name ‘Telos’ came from? Because in Greek it means The End.
The Crystal City..... yeah that's Shambhala.... essentially....