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00:00Our friend Freddie Silva is back with us today to talk about his new documentary,
00:18Megalith, available here on Gaia. It's about the great mysterious megaliths that
00:23dot Europe and Britain. The question remains why, and by whom, and for what purpose. What Freddie
00:29shows us is that these are devices that function at very high levels of energy with a land for
00:35the benefit of us. Welcome back, Freddie. It's so good to see you again.
00:39Good to see you again.
00:40I know. I don't even know how many shows we've done together. So this time, we're talking
00:44about an area of the world. I think we have, when we talked about in your Night Templar
00:49series, we did talk about a little bit of some of the phenomena in Portugal, but it was really
00:55stolen separate from what we're talking about this time. I didn't know about these incredible
00:59megaliths there.
01:00Yes and no, because wherever the Templars went, they also favored places where they
01:05already existed.
01:06Where they already existed, yes. We were focusing on the Templars. And you have a very special
01:11relationship with all of this, because we've talked about this before. You're Portuguese.
01:15You're a very tall person.
01:16I'm as tall as a megalith.
01:17You're as tall as a megalith.
01:18You're a very tall person.
01:19They left me in a field. They confused me with the two.
01:22And, I mean, I've always felt that you've come back to be able to start bringing this
01:27knowledge forward again from these areas from your own past. So, yeah, you're one of those
01:32storytellers that's bringing it forward from the past and you do your homework. One thing
01:36I noticed is that as I was watching it, and I didn't take the time code on it, but somewhere
01:41in the first quarter or so, because I was a little more transfixed than usual, it's a very
01:46calm experience, and it really draws you in, that I had my own experience. Everything kind
01:51of went in slow motion, and I had a vision of what was behind what you were talking about,
01:57which I'll share a little bit later, because it's not dissimilar to some of the things I
02:00saw at the Naragi when we were in Sardinia together. So, first of all, what...
02:05It's deliberate, by the way.
02:07Okay. Well, actually, what I saw, it is deliberate. But, so, why Portugal besides the fact that you're
02:13Portuguese, I didn't even know it had such a rich history in these stone structures.
02:18I know, and it's some of the oldest megaliths here in Portugal, and specifically around the
02:22area where my grandparents were born, around Evra, which, by the way, is an old Armenian
02:28word. It's funny how language gets across. And it literally means, depending on how you
02:33pronounce it, Evra is either a grove of trees, the existence of a grove of trees, which is correct,
02:39or the existence of fairies. We're not talking about invisible people. We're talking about
02:44that title that was given to specific people who were behind the actual erecting of a lot
02:49of these monuments. So, it was just going around 30 years, looking at my notes and going,
02:55okay, there's a big chunk of megaliths that exist in this central area of Portugal,
02:59from a people that came from two parts of the world. There was one that migrated all the way across
03:04Europe from Armenia, Ukraine, Sythia. They came across in 6000 BC, and they laid down their monuments,
03:11which they already built in Siberia. There's a quid pro quo going on between Siberia, Ukraine,
03:17and Portugal. And then there's a story that goes from the ocean, another culture of people who were
03:23much taller than me. And they were light-skinned, they were blonde, they had green eyes, and they came
03:28from a sunken land in the middle of the Atlantic when the global flood...
03:30Oh, let's see. What would that have been?
03:31Yakety yakety yakety yak.
03:32Starts with an egg, okay.
03:33The people of the serpent, which we find in the Maya world as well. When I began to look at the story,
03:38it matched exactly what was happening in Bretagne, or Brittany, in the northwest corner of France,
03:44where they had the biggest concentration of megaliths on the planet, and also in northern
03:48Scotland, which is another major megaliths of metropolis.
03:50And we're going to go through all those areas. And if you don't mind, we're going to show some
03:54pictures or a little clip here and there, okay?
03:56Well, okay.
03:57Okay. Because we're talking about, we're starting in Portugal and some of the images.
04:00Tell us the nature of what some of these images are that we're seeing, the stones in Portugal.
04:05We get some of the biggest megaliths that are still standing on the planet. A lot of them are
04:10associated with the geology that underlies them. It's a special geology, and it attracts a certain
04:16type of petroelectric effect because of where they're placed, and also by the fact that they happen
04:21to be, just happen to be, located at the biggest fracture zones in Portugal. And they also happen
04:27to be in the same gravitational hotspots, the only three in the Iberian Peninsula, which also happen
04:34to be the major areas where the megaliths happen to be in Portugal, which is extraordinary.
04:38So there's something about the methodology, the way that they thought about the land,
04:44the way they wanted to harness something about the energy. And that's what I thought was a compelling
04:48story. They understood the laws of nature, how to bend the rules of nature around the megaliths.
04:53That brings a couple of questions forward when you're talking about fault lines.
04:57There's at least 10.
04:58Did they create the fault line? Did they create the fissure, so to speak? Or
05:03were they working off of the energy that built up from the fissure, and they're then distributing
05:07that energy?
05:08Well, if you overlap the story with France, it's the same method where you have fracture
05:15zones, which are already existent. And then you have big blocks of granite, which are highly,
05:21not just granitic, but also full of quartz, full of iron, full of mica and feldspar.
05:28So they're creating this big plate. So if you look at the land, there's a big plate
05:32that is shaking every single day. Not enough that you and I will feel it, but it's just moving
05:38ever so slightly. And it creates a pH of electric effect on the land, which in turn creates effects
05:44on the human body, crops, you name it. Let's talk about crops.
05:47Which we will. So again, they're harnessing something that's
05:51already there and amplifying it because of the shape of the design, whether it's a menier,
05:56a standing stone, or a dolmen, or a passage mound. And each one of them behaves slightly differently.
06:02A stone circle behaves like a big battery. And we now have the technology to measure the energy
06:07that comes from the ground, attracts itself to the shape. And then people who go into specific
06:12places or interact with these megaliths, they have unique experiences. So that was true,
06:18not just for Portugal, but for Britain and also Scotland. So it's something,
06:21a story is beginning to come together very beautifully that we've been overlooking.
06:25Absolutely. Because this is the first time I've ever heard it associated with fault lines.
06:29We always hear about the two lyric lines that pass through, but never the fault lines. I mean,
06:34that has an entirely different implication. But again, I said chicken or egg, which one?
06:39We don't know. And were they tempering the fault lines? I mean, if we're talking about 6,000 BC,
06:44were they calming them? Which is when they begin to put the stuff there,
06:47were they calming it? Because there's a lot of climate change back then. I'm not talking about
06:51the end of the ice age. It was the effects 3,000 years after the end of the ice age. And there's a
06:56lot of movement of people across Europe at that time. Because why?
06:59After the Younger Dryas period.
07:00They also were failing. Because the weather would fail, so they'd move across. And you think,
07:04so maybe they're tampering the energy of the effects, so it wouldn't get any worse.
07:09But they're corralling it in order to also create an agricultural revolution. And you see that also
07:15in these three specific areas.
07:16No, that's really interesting, because you think of Atlantean times and the legends of
07:20people that were working with stones, with great crystals, everything, trying to temper the energy
07:26rising that was going to ultimately lead to its various destructions. They were using stones to
07:31try to soothe and calm the Earth's energy that was, well, it was destined to blow anyway.
07:38What can we do with this? Oh, gosh.
07:39And that's the one thing that they all said about the gods in all the stories and the myths
07:42of these three locations. They had complete control of the laws of nature. So it wasn't some technology
07:48as we'd understand it. They understood how the Earth works and the natural rhythms. They could bend the
07:53rules within the rules to then apply the rules to something else that I'm only just now scratching
07:58the surface of. So there's much more stuff that's still to be uncovered. But so far...
08:02No, it's good. The theory is holding out.
08:05The plot thickens. It's getting more exciting. I think it's getting more exciting. So we were
08:09talking about it a moment ago. Let's talk about crop yields and what happened around these areas. And
08:14you have a nice little anecdote, too, to share with us about that. But I don't know that we want to
08:18hop so quickly from Portugal. Maybe we want to stay in Portugal for a while, but let's talk about
08:23crop yields. Oh, it covers all three areas, oddly enough.
08:26Okay. So, yes, my grandparents were very poor people. I mean, really poor, illiterate,
08:31but I spent one of my best years of my life when I was eight with them. And I remember everything.
08:36And hanging out with the farmers, they'd say, yeah, whenever we grow things around the big standing
08:41stones and the dolmens, the crops are always so much better. And then, of course, I forgot about it,
08:45because you're only eight. And then, remember, wait a minute. So I'm in France. I'm getting my
08:49breakfast at the charcuterie. I'm going to the patisserie to get my bread. And I look up at the
08:55wall. There's a beautiful mural of one of the biggest passage mounds in the world called the
08:59Roche aux Fées, the fairy rock. And it's associated with fairy folk, but again, physical people. And
09:07I said, and there's a picture of a woman holding this basket of bread and some wheat, and there's a cow
09:11next to it. And I thought, Madame, could you tell me why there's this folklore here about people,
09:17you know, with the stones? I said, well, monsieur, it's because whenever we plant things next to the
09:22stones, they seem to grow better and bigger and more fertile. Of course, I knew the answer to this,
09:28because the late John Burke had done studies on how the Maya took the seeds to the top of the pyramids
09:34in Central America and found that the electrical current of these megaliths impregnated the seeds.
09:39And that's how they got five harvests when we would get one, maybe two.
09:43His work was amazing.
09:44And they kept the large population from going from starving, which is exactly what was happening
09:48in these areas at the time. So it's still in that folklore. They still venerate this.
09:53It's not just the crops either. It's livestock. I really loved looking at this portion of the film.
09:59It's just so sweet. Here you have these contented cows or cattle wandering around these stones. Talk
10:06about that a little bit.
10:07And when you see a big herd of cows with big horns, sharp horns coming toward you,
10:11you think, hmm, and they're very curious. They're very curious, and they surround you.
10:15And I'm usually there meditating, and I'll realize I'm being looked at.
10:18Wait a minute. Were they coming for you or the rocks?
10:20They're coming for both. They're curious anyway. And then I'd leave,
10:23and they'd be there by the rock, and they'd be sort of going, oh, hello. Well,
10:26because they can pick up a lot of the sonic frequencies of the stones,
10:29because there's a lot of ultrasound involved in these stones as well. But it's also the electromagnetic
10:33current. And they also recognize it as a kind of a healing quality about them.
10:38In the old days, when we were destroying the megaliths and building churches on top of them in
10:43Europe, Celtic monks would realize that whenever animals were having a bit of a problem trying to
10:48give birth, like cows, they would break out of the barn, and they'd go to a specific area,
10:53and they'd go around in a spiral, and they'd go, oh, this is good. And they'd stand there,
10:57and they'd give birth. And they knew there's something about the energy. And that's the
11:00one thing that underlies all of these monuments. They're all marking the crossing points of the
11:06earth's telluric currents, many of which behave like big coils to come out of the actual ground.
11:12And they stay in the stone. The stone, because of its quartz, it remembers the current that's there.
11:17And if you're very unlucky to go and touch one of these big stones, and you're the first person for
11:22a long time, and it hasn't been grounded, you're going to get one hell of an electric shock.
11:27And you won't feel your forearm for about 50 minutes.
11:29Oh, really?
11:30Oh, yes. But they're picking up that energy, and they recognize there's something useful for them
11:35when they're feeling out of sorts, and they're drawn to this energy. And that's also the same
11:39is true for crops as well. If you plant a crop within the perimeter, within the sphere of influence
11:45of the energy field, which can be measured, by the way. Yes, there is a certain fertilizing
11:50quality to this altogether. So they know.
11:52Well, including fertilizing humans. So a lot of these sites,
11:56some of them have altar stones.
11:58Yeah.
11:58These sites are also used historically for fertility rites and ceremonies.
12:02Very much so. There's a lovely photograph that I saw in France from 1905, and it shows these
12:08maidens going around in Beltane, the fertility feast, dancing around the stone. And then when
12:13people went looking, they'd slide their skirt and they slide their legs across the megalith.
12:18They're still doing it today, because their ancestors said, no,
12:22this particular stone is associated with fertility and also making a barren woman
12:26being able to give birth. And sure enough, it worked. And that's why one of these is why the
12:32church forbade all of this, because it was all devil worship and all of that. But no,
12:36it works. And people kept going there because, well, people who are poor and they're living off the
12:43land, they're going to keep doing something only if it works. That was the big thing for me. Yeah,
12:49they're going to keep redoing this again and again, because there's nothing there for them,
12:52otherwise they wouldn't do it. Superstition is something when you forget the reason behind
12:57something. But this is not superstition. This is a practical magic.
13:00Right. And they're still doing it today. And again, there are some stones which are specifically
13:06associated just with fertility, but some are also associated with curing certain things,
13:11which is really weird. Well, I'll go back to fertility for a moment. I was in Ireland a couple
13:16of years ago, maybe three years ago now. I think it was County Cork. But there was an obscure stone
13:21circle that we had read about, a friend and I. This is out in a field. You don't have to pay entrance or
13:25anything. No directions anywhere. No. We found it. A few wrong directions. Five hours later. Yeah,
13:31really on those tiny little roads. We found it and walk out there and boom, a couple women pop out
13:36that were there as well. And they're like, wait a minute, are you Regina from Gaia? I couldn't believe
13:41it. I was shocked. I couldn't believe it. It was so funny. Depends. Do I owe you money? But anyway, so I sat
13:47down and meditated in there and definitely saw what was going on. It was a big altar kind of stone, flat slab,
13:54and it was a fertility circle there. So these are all over. I mean, not just the places you went to,
14:00but these are all over. Sounds like you know the Paps of Anu. What's the Paps of Anu? The Paps of Anu
14:07is associated with the Tuatha de l'Anu and the Tuatha de l'Anu. Oh, Tuatha de l'Anu. Okay, gotcha.
14:12Which has an altar stone, which is associated with healing. Oh, yes, yes. I don't know how I remember all this
14:17stuff. I don't know, but you've got a great brain. A million stones I've seen and I can tell you which one
14:20comes from which particular location? Well, it heats your brain up and it fried your hair. I can
14:24tell you that. Oh, yes. So, you know, you were talking a little bit ago about curing ailments,
14:28and let's talk about sick children and what you've learned through the years about how these stones
14:33were used with sick children. There's a lot of folklore that appears in Britain and Ireland
14:39and also England, and we've written a lot about this stuff. It's still available. And yeah, how some
14:43places are associated with like curing rickets, or some places are used for eye problems and so forth.
14:51And it turns out it's also associated with a kind of water and the dissolved mineral content of the
14:55actual site. That's what it comes down to. That's why it's very specific. But they're all connected
15:00with healing at some level or another. So there's one famous case where there was a guy who was born
15:05with all of his, with knotted sinews. Literally, he had to be taken from one place of the building to the
15:11next. And one day, he has a prophetic dream. You know, if you sleep over this particular stone
15:17near the sacred well in Cornwall, and stay three days there, I guess they had to wrap him up quite
15:22a bit because it gets a bit cold in Cornwall, and just be there for three days and three nights,
15:27and you'll be fine. And sure enough, he went to serve gallantly in the king's army for 16 years.
15:33After that. That's an incredible story. That is incredible. Yeah. So people still go there to cure
15:38rickets or certain eye problems or anything to do with bone structure, because you're doing about
15:43the same chemical processes. The elements that we find in the stones that were chosen,
15:47and the reason why they were dragged from 40 miles away, is because they mimic the same chemical
15:52structure in the human body. And we're also electromagnetic beings, and these stones have
15:56the same current running through them. So in a way, when you're walking through a field and you go,
16:01I love that stone. Yeah. You're looking at yourself in the mirror, you know, you're looking at a long lost
16:06cousin that you want to have a drink with, because you're going to create a connection there. And
16:11there's an interchange of information which goes into your cellular structure, and that's how the
16:15healing and the communication takes place. Or you have an out-of-body experience. The same is also true,
16:21because you're exciting the electromagnetic field in your body because of what that stone is designed to
16:27do. And that's why the folklore comes in very handy. They weren't making this up, because it was
16:31practical magic. Right. And oftentimes, iron, which you see in the Red Rocks of Sedona, is one
16:37extraordinary example. But iron is often at plate. Blood. Exactly. Which is why, when there's a
16:42thunderstorm, you might want to step away from the stones, because they have a habit of being hit by
16:47lightning. There's a very tall one in France. In fact, the tallest standing stone, 39 feet tall,
16:53goes from six feet into the ground, had six feet lobbed off the top by a strike of lightning, and I still look
16:59like a bunny rabbit next to this thing. It's ridiculous. So yeah, they are very energetically
17:05attractive. They're like, you know, and again... Oh boy, are they? It comes back to the shape. The
17:08shape defines the purpose, and it sends a direction whether you corral it, you gather it like a battery,
17:14or you send it in a certain direction. And that's what was fun about the science behind it, because
17:19there's a real science and a methodology behind the shapes of the megaliths. I was insane when I lived in
17:24Sedona. Yeah. I, as soon as my season started, my whole being perked up. And as soon as the
17:30lightning started, I was out. I had to get out. I had to get out somewhere outdoors. I had to drive
17:36somewhere. I remember driving up the canyon from, oh, it's ridiculous, from Sedona up to Flagstaff.
17:42Actually, it flooded that day, and I didn't care. I drove up anyway. I just had to feel all the lightning
17:47around. Never got struck. But there's something so, it's so, I don't think anything provides such a high for
17:54me as lightning and monsoon rains off those red rocks. Yeah. No, I agree. There's something very
18:01chemical about it and very primal. Oh, my God. And I think if you tuned in, also, you know where
18:06to stand and where not to stand. There are some places that you just feel comfortable in, though
18:09most people will look at you and go, that looks pretty bad. You know, this person's going to make
18:14the front page news. Exactly. Like Jenny and Brinkley a few times, right? Exactly. But, you know,
18:18if you just sense what's going, I think the spirit of the land knows that you're there. Yeah. And if you pay
18:24that respect, there is an interchange of communication going on. I think so. And I've
18:27spoken to archaeologists, the ones who are a bit more open-minded, and they'll say, actually,
18:32there are times when we're doing these experiments with gathering information and energy and
18:35prodding electrical meters into things. We feel like we're being watched, and we see this aerial
18:40phenomena around us, but we don't feel threatened. We feel like there's a communication going on. Yeah.
18:45Of course, they won't write about it, because they'll never be published ever again. No, right. Right. Exactly.
18:49But, you know, in private, they'll actually say, there's something very living going on about this.
18:53They'll say, well, yes, you can actually measure the energy of these things. They live and breathe.
18:58I mean, I describe them as living beings. Oh, absolutely. And they inhale and they exhale.
19:03There was a guy in France called Pierre Meireau, who just by his name, Pierre means stone,
19:08he should have known what was coming. He wrote one of the best pamphlets when, as a skeptic and as an
19:13electrical engineer, he went around measuring the stones in Karnak, which is also an Armenian name,
19:18by the way. Funny that. And he said, no, it's interesting. The new age people are not making
19:24this up because, and I'll cut this long story short, they said, the shape of the megaliths
19:29defined the purpose. So the menias behave like a big coil. You know, the energy goes up like this,
19:35and the passage mounds and the dolmens behave like accumulators, but the stone circles like batteries,
19:40and the energy discharges, accumulates and discharges every 18 minutes. So it collects
19:45and it goes, boom, it goes somewhere. It's like I was saying before, if you're in the wrong place at
19:49the wrong time. Don't put your hands on it. Yeah. And low. But it keeps recharging. So the whole thing
19:54is very alive. And there's an energy field that goes around a simple stone for about 36 feet diameter.
20:02Wow. And I remember a time when I took some people to France to see a fairly large rock. It took 16 people
20:09holding hands to cover the girth. And they were saying, this is a big rock. I said, no, no, no.
20:15This is foreplay. The big stone is down the street. And they went, really? Yeah. And there's one
20:20gentleman who wanted to stay out of this. And I said, I just wanted to tone, you know, put some energy
20:25into the stone and see what happens to the energy field. And I'm a dowser. And he said, well, I'm a
20:32Christian. I don't really believe this. I think this is devil worship. I thought, that's cool. That's fine.
20:36You can sit it out. The French put a lovely picnic bench right next to the stone, which is also French.
20:42They're always thinking about food. And he sat on the picnic bench. And something was telling me,
20:48you want to douse now. I said, why? I'm like 50 feet away from the stone. I just felt compelled to
20:53put my rod next to the picnic bench. Went on and did our thing. So we did a meditation. We turned to the
20:58stone. And there's a moment you know something has happened. There's this explosion of energy.
21:04And everybody felt it. And I heard this thought behind me. And I said,
21:08that sounds painful in my head. And afterwards, we all come down. I said, right. We measured the
21:13original ring around the stone, which is about 12 feet away from the stone. Let's see what happened
21:18after we interacted with it. And the energy field went and went and went and went. And it landed
21:26exactly where I put the first rod into the ground. And next to it was a guy lying flat on his back. I said,
21:30what happened to you? There's a moment where you hit a certain sound. And this wave came out. And it
21:36knocked me over. He got hit by the expansion of the energy field of one large upright rock.
21:43Wow. And after that, can you keep him away from the megaliths? No. When we're going to the next one.
21:47Yeah. That's how you convert people.
21:49Excited. Yeah. By example. Yeah. Let's go to Brittany in this incredible cluster.
21:55It's a forest of stone. Yeah. The place where I was staying at, the lady was saying, Monsieur,
22:01the house was built from the megaliths in the garden, as were all the houses around here.
22:06Wow.
22:07Literally, you trip over the stones when my grandparents were here. And again, I was collecting
22:12information from all kinds of people, from scientists, from archaeologists, from mystics,
22:18everything that I could put together. And again, they chose a specific area of the land which has
22:23this plateau of granite sitting on France's most active earthquake zones. So the whole thing is
22:29already vibrating. And the stones, incredibly enough, are literally standing on the center of gravity.
22:34Their belly choked at all. They're just standing there, which is an incredible feat of engineering.
22:38Amazing. And hundreds everywhere. And again, there's an energy field around each one of the stones.
22:45And at certain times of the year, the energy field also creates aerial phenomena, which is even more
22:50incredible. So talk about seeing fairy lights and things. Yes, that's generated by the actual energy
22:56of the field. But more so, the architects chose the exact place to put the biggest concentrations of
23:02megaliths where there's an anomaly of gravity. Gravity is not uniform. There are variations in
23:08gravity. And if you alter the gravitational field, you also alter its interaction with human
23:13consciousness, which is why people kept going again and again back to the stones to interact with them
23:19in a shamanic way, which is what the passage mounts are all about. There's no one buried there. And I
23:23actually found this in an old archaeological text. It said, of what, 85% of anything that we dug up,
23:30we found nothing more than, you know, a little sort of knee bone. That was it. The rest of it,
23:35maybe some charcoal here and there. There's no one buried in these places.
23:38Right, right.
23:38Yeah, because you're not going to spend this time designing these incredible mounds and then
23:43watch them fill up with dirt and debris.
23:45Through dead bodies.
23:46That came much, much later. So the original idea was to create these places where you
23:51allow for an otherworldly connection, a way for a few minutes, you can use the energy of the mound. And
23:58by the way, you can manage the energy fields from outside the mound, which is, let's say,
24:0340 hertz. Inside the mound, there's a shielding effect that goes on down to 4.8. And that draws
24:09your brainwaves down to a point where you are now in a shamanic moment. You stop thinking and you start
24:15feeling. That's the whole point. That's where you go into the world of the fairies, you see.
24:19So you were just saying that what we see is only about a fifth of the structure. So they're
24:23permanently submerged. It's not a matter of the tide. It's like they're submerged now, the rest of the
24:27structures of Brittany.
24:40But there are 13 other ones, by the way, which are much more interesting because nobody goes there.
24:44And you can watch marching across farmland and then a few holiday cottages. And they go into the
24:49ocean, boom, they disappear under the ocean. And we can see the radar and the stones. And then they
24:54reappear three kilometers away on the next island. So we're talking about something that was there,
24:58doing the calculations, when the sea level rose at 5000 BC, they have to precede that time. So they're
25:04already exceptionally old. But there are passage mounds, which I went to on the beach at low tide,
25:09water goes out, and there's the passage mound right there. And they have the usual alignments,
25:13you know, to first rising of Orion, and it coincides with a hill in the distance.
25:17So we're talking about a very old culture that came from somewhere else. And that's where the
25:21mythology comes in, because they talk about the island of Ys and Leoness, which is a very old landscape,
25:27which was submerged in the day and the night. We don't know how old the story is. It may be from the
25:32rising sea level in 5000, 6000 BC, or it may go back to the time at the end of the ice age.
25:38Both are absolutely true. And it's the same story in Cornwall. They have exactly the same story about
25:43the bottom part of Cornwall and the Silly Isles once being part of a very large landmass that was
25:48swallowed when some person left the gates open and the sea flooded everything in the day and the night.
25:53Right.
25:54So we know that that's been going on for a long, long time. But around 5000 to 6000 BC is when the
25:59monuments really starts going underwater. Because the one thing that occurred to me when I was
26:03driving around and walking through the fields is these stones are getting away from something.
26:07They weren't just plopped here and they end up by the ocean. No, they began in the ocean and
26:11they're now going inland. They're getting away from the sea level rise. And it was pretty obvious once
26:16you'd been there for a few weeks.
26:16Okay, let's move on to Scotland. Let's go to Orkney. Am I correct? 3000 monuments just on that island?
26:26And that's what's above sea level?
26:27It's incredible. Looking at these images, it's incredible.
26:30Yeah. And that's what's above sea level. A lot of them are now under sea level because that also
26:35disappeared. And yeah, it is. And then in various stages of decrepitude, depending on who's farming the
26:41land. But what's there is incredible. And again, the linguistic association with Armenia is
26:46also all over the place. So we're dealing with the same group of people. The only difference is,
26:51is that they are much younger. We're starting around four and a half thousand BC. So you start
26:55seeing how, you know, Portugal, Brittany, and the whole thing is moving further, further north
27:00each time. Why? I don't know. But they were definitely a seafaring culture, but they were doing
27:04exactly the same thing, choosing the same gravitational anomalies where they placed the stones,
27:09the same choice of stone to induce a certain electromagnetic effect. And of course,
27:14all the associations with healing, places of council, and of course, fairy folk.
27:18Oh yeah. We'll talk about that in a minute here. So, but the Vikings in their lore,
27:24these places were associated with the priestly class.
27:26Yeah. Yeah. They were one of the first people that we have any written record about. And they
27:30said, well, when we got here from Scandinavia, they spoke several languages. And there was one,
27:35we couldn't even understand what the hell they were saying. But there was a different class of
27:38people and they were called the Pepe and the Pate. And I thought, I've never come across these people
27:43before. I mean, they had white robes, right?
27:45And they had these beautiful long white robes. And they said, these people travel between dimensions.
27:49And I thought, hello. And they had this place of council, which is not the place of council that
27:54became Kirkwall, the capital of Orkney. There's not a place of council. They said it was a stone circle.
27:58And I thought, but there's only one place of council that always looked at me like a place of council,
28:03even though there's only three stones left. And it turns out that Stenis, the stone circle of Stenis,
28:08its original Armenian name literally means the place of council.
28:12Oh, okay. Yes. And I traced the name of the Pate and the Pape back to Armenian language.
28:17And it's the same in Persia and in Egypt. And they are legates or spiritual or holy people.
28:23And they are renowned for wearing white robes. And they have the ability to travel between worlds,
28:28come back shamanically and say, hey, guess what I found when I went on a nice little jolly
28:32into the other world. So we're talking about a culture that originated so far away from its
28:36point of origin. And they were still practicing this, what, eight, 10,000 years later. That's one
28:41hell of a tradition. And the fact is, they call these things the treasure. Even Henry VIII was
28:45looking for this in his lifetime, the treasure of Glastonbury. Well, the treasure is the building.
28:49It's not money. It's the fact that the angles, the measurements, they are a kind of a language that
28:56you communicate from culture to culture when you can't speak the same language, because the culture
29:00of mathematics is identical. So you communicate information, but that's one level.
29:05And it was also, most of it was telepathic.
29:07Exactly.
29:08Because some humans still had the capability.
29:10Yeah. Because of the energy of the stones and the fact that the stones are also a pH of electric.
29:15So it's a two-way process. You're picking up information from the site, but what you leave
29:21there can go back into the site as well. So your prayers, your affirmations also go back into the
29:27stones. So you've got to be very careful of what you do at these places. That's why, you know,
29:31being very mindful of the spirit of places is very important. Yes, you can stand there and meditate,
29:36have your back to a single stone, or be inside a nuraji, and literally using your spine as the
29:42place where your electrical current goes up and down your body, you can sit there in a
29:45quiet moment and go, oh, that's an interesting idea. I think I'll write a book on that or make
29:49a documentary. That's how I get half of my work done. Which you did.
29:52And then I have to do the science behind it. That's the hard part. But usually it's about the
29:57memory of place that's still recorded. And any Aboriginal person in Australia would understand this
30:02because even though they didn't build anything in Australia to what we're talking about,
30:06they had the same momentum, which is the Jalkiri, the song lines. You remember everything and you
30:12tell the song line a story or a song or a teaching. And the next person that comes along with the same
30:19energy imprint connects like a radio station tuning into the right person and goes, hey,
30:25I've got a story for you. And you go, oh, that's an interesting story. I think I'll write a book on
30:29that. And it's the same thing, whether you're in Sardinia, Orkney, Brittany, and Portugal,
30:34same technology. And what links them all together? The fact that these people came from the same place,
30:39doing the same thing thousands of years before that time.
30:42And they were here to help. They were here to help a traumatized species.
30:47Yeah. Sounds very familiar to things going on right now.
30:50Well, it does.
30:51It's funny that we're going, more people are now taking journeys to these places.
30:55Yes.
30:56Sometimes for trivial reasons like selfies and stuff. Forget all of that. People who go there for the
31:01right reason, they're downloading stuff. Something happens to them. Their whole perimeter and their
31:07idea of where the world in themselves changes. Why? Well, because they were built for that.
31:11Mm-hmm. They were there to help you during times of change.
31:13Yes.
31:14When things are fine, you tend to forget about the stuff, which is actually the wrong thing to do.
31:18But when you're in desperate time of help, when everything is cause and effect,
31:22Trying to create order out of chaos.
31:23And you can't see that connection, yeah, you want a little extra guidance,
31:26which is why I refer to these places as self-help centers.
31:29Yes.
31:30You forgot that you can do it. Oh, I know a self-help center where I can be reminded of who I am
31:35and what I can do. And yes, you can. You can do a hell of a lot of stuff.
31:38Yeah.
31:38So nothing really changes in that perspective. It's still the same song,
31:42same dance for a different era, but it's applicable now as it was five, 10,000 years ago.
31:47No, absolutely.
31:48Yeah.
31:48Okay. So one thing, going back to the science here, the number 19,
31:52you said the number 19 keeps popping up. Let's talk about that.
31:55I know.
31:55And then also stones, many stand at a 19.5 degree angle as well. Let's talk about that.
32:02It started with the strange fascination with the fact that wherever I went, the bigger stones tend
32:07to correlate around 19 feet tall. And I said, well, okay, I've heard of that in Kalinesia. I saw
32:12that in Portugal. I saw that in France.
32:13Doesn't it mean something different in meters maybe?
32:15What is it with this?
32:16Yeah.
32:16You know, and so it's sitting there, but the 19.5 was weird because, and especially in Scotland,
32:23where you see a lot of these stones and they're propped up like this. And you think,
32:26well, poor little stone, we need to put it back, you know, but no, people who've done this in
32:31Avebury, for example, the world's biggest stone circle, they dug because health and safety went
32:36there and said, oh no, we can't have that stone like this because it might fall over and crush one
32:41of the fee paying visitors because that's loss of revenue. So I was there while this was happening
32:46and they dug up the stone and they had all kinds of winches holding up the stone. And they got to
32:50the bottom of the stone, which is about this deep into the ground. And they went, oh, it's been propped
32:56up deliberately at that angle. Yeah. And now it looks really weird because they propped it up like
33:00this. And that is weird because again, that angle 19 to 20 degrees, 19.5 to be sure, that's a very
33:08specific angle with the way the energy works here on earth. So if you accept that the earth is a big
33:13rotating ball, which is actually an illusion created by a tetrahedron that's spinning at very,
33:19very fast speed. So if you put a tetrahedron inside a sphere where all of its points touch the inner
33:26surface, the point where it touches the surface of the sphere is 19.5 degrees above the equator.
33:32When you transmit it to the earth, you transmit that as a latitude from the center of the earth
33:37as a latitude, you get the most active hotspot on earth, which is the Mauna Kea volcano.
33:43So that's energy coming up from the earth, upwelling from the center of the earth creates the most
33:48active hotspot of energy manifestation, but it happens on Mars. It happens in Venus. It happens
33:54also on the face of the sun where we have the biggest sunspot activity or 19.5 degrees above the
34:01equator. And I think that's what they were doing. They were harnessing something that's existing in the
34:06center of the earth for reasons which I don't know. But I've seen this again and again. Even
34:10in Armenia, I've seen the same stones. And those stones are dated to something like 25,000 BC.
34:17So those are the progenitors of what we're talking about right now. This is a very old science.
34:21Interesting. Okay, so again, a lot of these point toward Orion. And we know that Orion hosted a variety of
34:30species, including one species that none of us are particularly fond of. And honestly, I'm wondering
34:36because it seems to me that we had the interference and help of different species from Orion at that
34:45time. I've heard this again and again around the planet. And the one thing I like doing about my
34:49work is listening to people whose ancestors were close to these events. Not the white guys from Europe
34:55who think they know everything. They might do. But the people whose ancestors were there,
35:00especially in the far eastern Polynesia, they said, no, Orion is where the gods came from. And
35:05I'm not talking about invisible people. They're talking about skin and bone people who are a bit
35:09taller than even me. And they were just unusual. But we were comfortable with them because they looked
35:14kind of like us, but not quite like us. Or human-like, but not quite human is the phrase that I hear
35:19again and again, even in Sumeria. So we were comfortable with them. And these were the helpful people.
35:25But then just like the whole universe is a big smorgasbord of people.
35:29This is what made me wonder, is if some of them didn't come to actually try to blunt the negative
35:36effects that the usurpers, that the intruders from there were.
35:40I think they lost the plot. Some people just lost the plot.
35:42Yeah. And they didn't come to help.
35:44Yeah. I think any large organization eventually crumbles at the sides. Even the Templars had
35:50problems maintaining order at the edges. And the same thing was said. Some of these people
35:55fell for the usual stuff that we fall in for as humans, you know, fear, greed, you know,
36:00the usual stuff. And they said, this is the reason why so many of the sites associated with
36:05the Rhine had to be shut down. So case in point, West Kennet Long Barrow in England,
36:10big giant's grave, bones that were there that got ground down into powder, by the way.
36:14And this is from an archaeologist who gave up teaching archaeology because of the destruction
36:19that they saw, stricken the horse's mouth. And there's a big 90-ton stone that blocks the entrance.
36:25Why? Because they knew that the energy could be abused and used for the wrong reasons.
36:29Wrong reasons, yeah.
36:29So, yeah, it's very much so. But the point is, they all originally came from
36:34Orion in a specific place, not just the belt. M42, which is a big nebula in the center of Orion,
36:41which is when you cross the gates. There's big red gates in Japan, the Tory Arch, the cross member.
36:47That's the bell stars and the place where you and I walk through to get to the sacred site. That's where
36:50M42 is. NASA calls it the biggest star forming region of the galaxy.
36:56Wow.
36:56So what did they know that we don't know today? And in some cases in Polynesia and in India,
37:02I heard this story that humans also came from Orion a long time ago. We're probably talking about
37:08millions of years. I don't know. We don't know. But certainly, the story is getting much deeper
37:13as to why Orion is so associated with so many megaliths.
37:16Right. And so many other structures. And so I'm wondering if it's just that we need to
37:22have our bunny ears up and use our discretion when we enter these various structures, because
37:27you don't actually know who built what. But I think what you're talking about in these clusters,
37:31anyway, what came to me, those are clusters of structures that were built for human benefit.
37:37And you can feel it. And for education.
37:39There's a gut feeling.
37:40Yeah, a gut feeling.
37:41There's something right with the gut feeling. I remember years ago when I was just learning
37:44this stuff over 30 years ago, and I went to a place called the Devil's Den. It's one of the
37:48oldest dolmens. It's actually an old passage mound in Britain, not far from Avebury. And I remember
37:53going there, you know, trying to run before I could walk in hindsight, you know, be very arrogant.
37:58With scissors.
37:58Yeah, it's the way you are. You're passionate. And I heard this voice saying,
38:02you shall not come any further. And I went, I think I've been caught by the farmer.
38:07And I ran the hell out of there, got in my car, drove. I went to see a friend of mine who's one
38:11of the best psychics on the planet. I didn't say a word. I sat down. She's making a cup of
38:16tea. And she goes, did you just come from the Devil's Den? I said, how did you know? I said,
38:23I know, because she knows everything. She goes, did you get the voice? I said,
38:27uh-huh. What's that all about? Well, you're not ready yet. The energy is so
38:30raw and you're still at the infant stage. Go and do some work. Learn a bit more about your craft.
38:36Come back a few years later and see what happens.
38:38Or don't. It's a Devil's Den.
38:39It's probably in there. And three years later, I went back and I went, I haven't been back to
38:43the Devil's Den in three years. So I went back there. It was like getting the red carpet treatment.
38:48Yeah, because it's electrical current. I'm at a certain level of 200 hertz. That was 500 hertz.
38:54If I'd stuck my finger in that socket, it would have fried and undone all the work that had been
38:59done up to that point. So you've got to gradually rise up to decaying.
39:02Yeah, I just wanted to put that out as a cautionary tale, everybody.
39:06Exactly.
39:07Use your best instincts. We're out of time. Final thoughts?
39:11Oh, no.
39:11I know. It just flies. Final thoughts. It's a beautiful film, Freddie.
39:15Well, thank you. Yeah, it's a work of love that I've always wanted to do.
39:18A lifetime of love. It's like a culmination of everything you've done.
39:22And I also wanted to do something that was definitive about Make a List,
39:25which I don't think has ever been done before. Bring the whole thing together with all the science
39:29that's available. And there is a lot of science behind it, by the way. And I think I've finally
39:32been able to sort of do some service to it.
39:36Good on you, mate. Good job.
39:37But by next year, I'll go, oh, this covered something new. I'm going to start from scratch
39:40again.
39:41Oh, you probably will. All right. Well, I'm sure you'll be back once you get in the
39:46frenzy over the next thing. But congratulations on what you've done here.
39:50No, thank you very much.
39:51Beautiful. I hope this has inspired you to put your traveling pants on. Be sure to watch
39:56his new documentary, Megalith, here on Gaia. And for more information on Freddie's work,
40:00you can go to his website, InvisibleTemple.com. Until next time,
40:04thank you for joining us here on Open Minds.
40:09So here's the final question.
40:11That's it.
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