Knowledge is Power
Esoteric Knowledge
The Tao Te Ching, is a fundamental text for both philosophical and religious Taoism. It also strongly influenced other schools of Chinese philosophy and religion, including Buddhism, which was largely interpreted through the use of Taoist words and concepts when it was originally introduced to China.
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The tree of life is a diagram used in various mystical traditions and is derived from the Flower of Life. The spheres usually represent encompassing aspects of existence, God, or the human psyche.
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Since the declassification of the ground-penetrating radar, the most staggering data has emerged of complex underground systems in various parts of the world. At places like Guatemala in the South Americas, tunnels have been mapped under the Mayan pyramid complex in Tikal, which extends a full 800 kilometres to the opposite side of the country.
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Part of this interview is dedicated to Tesla’s critics on Einstein’s theory of relativity that discards the ether as energy.
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Adam and Eve as polarized energy are represented in the ancient symbol of the Caduceus, associated to the Greek God Hermes. The symbol of the Caduceus is visible in the records of many ancient cultures. From around the world.
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Some of us wake up in the morning, and we think about our problems. Those problems are circuits, memories in the brain. Each one of those memories are connected to people and events that happened in our lives at certain times and places.
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From the stories of the Nephilim in the bible, to the Greek Olympian Gods and Titans of Greek mythology, to the fallen Angels, known as the Watchers in the Book of Enoch, to the Annunaki from the ancient Sumerians, to the Hindu Vedas, Norse mythology, and Roman mythology.
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“The Last Supper” is also known as “Nisan” which is the spring equinox generally falling on 3/21 yearly. There are 12 disciples including the Son of God “Jesus” makes it 13, a powerful and taboo number.
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Edged in stone above the entrance of the famous Oracle of Delphi reads…“Know thyself and thou shall know all the mysteries of the gods and of the universe”
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In Greek mythology, there is no single original text like the Christian Bible or the Hindu Vedas that introduces all of the myths, characters and stories. Instead, the earliest Greek myths were part of an oral tradition, and their plots and themes unfolded gradually in the written literature. Homer’s 8th-century[…]
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