What happens after we die is the one question every culture that left a record tried to answer.
This video looks at what the maps said — from ancient Egypt to Tibet to the modern hospital — and what the contemporary cases add.
Near-death reports, out-of-body experiences, remote viewing, Mystery School teachings and the oldest assumption underneath it all: The body is transportation, and the passenger continues. Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
Who were the Elohim, the term used nearly 3000 times in the Old Testament of The Bible referring to “rulers,” and quite possibly, “gods?” Here, Cliff High offers a theory that the Elohim existed and actually were a party of space aliens that conquered most of the civilizations across the planet Earth some time between 8,000 and 12,000 years ago.
High believes these space aliens originally landed around Nepal or Tibet, and conquered regions of China and India, before venturing out into Europe, Africa and Mesoamerica. There were perhaps 250,000 members of the Elohim. They subjugated humans in the same way we subjugate cattle or pigs. They might well have genetically modified us. They also perhaps warred with the island of Atlantis, leading to its destruction.
High believes the Garden of Eden, Noah’s Ark and other Biblical stories are based on actual events that trace the interactions among ancient men and these Elohim. He says they lived in Gons, sort of a “force field bubble,” from which they could control their environment, their food supply and their housing structures. They eventually left the Earth — not because we rose up and defeated them. Rather, the energy emanations from Galactic center changed, so the nomadic Elohim moved along to the next planet they would conquer.
Do any of them remain on Earth? Possibly there are a few in Antarctica, says High. But that’s not clear, he says, although that might be the reason why human visitation to Antarctica is restricted. There could still be archaeological remains in Antarctica that attest to this forgotten and now long-buried phase of our history. Here’s more from High in a new Explorers’ Guide To Sci-Fi World.
Hindu texts describe four Yugas (world ages) in an astrological cycle, with the Kali Yuga believed to be the present age, which is full of conflict and sin. Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
Who were the Elohim, the space aliens who descended upon the Earth in ancient days and ruled over humans as lords? Here, Cliff High discusses these aliens who might have battled the rulers of Atlantis and set into motion great calamities, such as Noah’s flood, mentioned in The Bible as well as many ancient tomes and texts.
High believes the Elohim originally descended upon Earth in Central Asia. Some cite their original stomping grounds as Sumeria, essentially around present-day Iran. But High says they came first to the highlands around Tibet and Nepal.
Here, High traces how the economic and political structures that the Elohim set into motion are now collapsing. We are in a period of great chaos and turmoil.
It will take many years for the confusion to be lifted, and our true history to be revealed and understood. The Age of Aquarius awaits us, but we first must come to terms with stories we have never considered and dark truths we don’t want to face.
China Uncensored’s Chris Chappell says the Chinese Communist Party is brilliant in its own twisted, evil way. “Nowhere is that more clear than the takeover of Hong Kong,” he says.
Chappell says Hong Kong was to have a policy of one country, two systems and enjoy the freedoms that no other region of China possesses. Unfortunately, that didn’t go over well with the CCP, which then moved to impose what they call the Hong Kong Great Replacement Theory.
It’s something that the CCP did in Tibet, Mongolia and Xinjiang. And Taiwan is next. Chappell digs into the details and more.
Where are the Luciferian ritual grounds? Here, Jessie Marie Czebotar identifies several of these sites. All are underground, and usually have a high wall within their structure. They include Washington DC, as well as both Disneyland sites in California and Florida.
She also says there’s a site beneath Telluride in Colorado, Rockford in Illinois and Ashton, outside Madison in Wisconsin.
Globally, major sites can be found at the CERN complex in Geneva, Switzerland; the Chateau des Amerois in Belgium, Stonehenge in Great Britain, Ragnarok in Norway and farther away in Tibet and Iraq. Watch this video for a more complete list of these taboo sites. More from The High Command.
Jamie Dlux gives us Karma Down, a look at the Dalai Lama and his CIA ties. At one time, the spy agency funded an undercover camp in Colorado for the Dalai Lama to train followers on how they might wrest Tibet away from the Communist Chinese.
Also covered: How Hollywood figures, including Richard Gere and Steven Seagal, serve as shills for the Dalai Lama. Dlux draws from an episode of the old cable TV show Penn & Teller: Bullshit!, starring the Libertarian comedians Penn & Teller.
Gigi Young discusses several of the big secrets surrounding ancient civilizations, opening with: Who Built The Pyramids? Other key topics covered here:
Humanity’s advanced past, including Atlantis and Lemuria.
The Role of Inter-Dimensional Beings (Aliens) on The Earth
Is There a Campaign to Spread Alien God Propaganda?
Dark Beings Lie About Their Identity For Their Own Gain. More from Mad Malloy.
In Greek and Roman tradition, Ultima Thule is a name for “terra incognita”, or a place rumored to exist in the north, outside of established geography, a faraway, mysterious land beyond the limits of the known world. Hyperborea is a legendary continent in the Arctic and despite its location in an otherwise frigid part of the world, the Hyperboreans were believed to inhabit a sunny, temperate, and divinely-blessed land. More from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
The Smoky God Or A Voyage to the Inner World is a book presented as a true account. It was written by Willis George Emerson in 1908 and describes the adventures of Olaf Jansen, a Norwegian sailor who sailed with his father through an entrance to the Earth’s interior at the North Pole. More from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
