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0:02My dear friends, I am announcing a show
0:04with a very extraordinary couple,
0:10whom I would like to introduce to you
0:12with great enthusiasm.
0:17She is Karolina Szaciło, a journalist,
0:19teacher of breathing techniques and
0:21meditation.
0:26Author of "I Am a Woman," a book about
0:28love and change.
0:34He is Maciej Szaciło, a promoter of
0:37healthy lifestyles, author of many
0:39culinary and lifestyle books, and an
0:42enthusiast of alchemy, Eastern medicine
0:44, hermeticism, and yoga.
0:50Today, together for the first time on "
0:52Strumyczek,"
0:57but certainly not the last, because we
0:59are opening a new chapter, a new topic,
1:01or perhaps I should say new topics.
1:06Today, joining me are Karolina and
1:08Maciej Szaciło.
1:12Welcome them warmly, just as only you
1:14here know how to do.
1:18Listen, we will start from the beginning
1:20, from the source.
1:21What is Kemet to you?
1:23Is it a historical place?
1:26Is it a lost civilization?
1:29Or perhaps a state of consciousness?
1:33You know, the answer can be
1:35multidimensional, because for me, Kemet
1:37is, on one hand, the source of the word
1:40, it is the basis for the words
1:42chemistry and alchemy, because that is
1:44where that science originates.
1:49Also, on the other hand, Kemet means the
1:51black land, but the black land is also a
1:54reference to alchemy, because alchemists
1:56started with that element when they
1:58wanted to extract light from matter and
2:00processed that matter so that it was
2:02first black.
2:05So it is very subtle. It was the
2:07so-called nigredo, that is, the state
2:09when something fermented, turned into
2:13as if a lack of life, and from that, new
2:16life was created. From that, light was
2:18extracted. So it is very
2:20multidimensional.
2:21And besides, Kemet is also the name of
2:24that ancient matriarchal civilization
2:26that is very close to us.
2:29And it also happened that we reached
2:31this, we joined our forces, completely
2:33unaware that we were heading in that
2:35direction.
2:38Well, I will say this: when I was 20, I
2:40landed in Sinai for the first time with
2:43my dad and his 11 drunk friends.
2:46I was also quite polluted myself.
2:49>> But you know what?
2:50I stood on the tarmac and started to cry
2:52, and I felt that I had come home. Still
2:55completely unconsciously. Then I lived
2:57there, I took a break from my studies, I
2:59lived a year in Sinai, diving and
3:00getting to know that underwater world.
3:03And then, when I met Maciek, information
3:05came to us in deep consciousness, in
3:07such meditation, that we were meant to
3:09go to Egypt.
3:10>> Maciek reacted very negatively, because
3:12Egypt is associated for him with the
3:14patriarchy, with that Arab culture that
3:16appeared there quite...
3:17>> Yes, I was very much against it. However
3:19, it is very interesting that it began,
3:21because we also organize workshops, and
3:23these workshops of ours gather.
3:24>> But you know, because we had this
3:26thought, "well, okay, but we have to go
3:28there." We felt that we were meant to
3:30take a group with us. And I also heard
3:31one or two more pieces of information in
3:33that meditation.
3:35Isis, Hathor, it's actually three and
3:38Dendera.
3:39Dendera is the temple of Hathor in
3:41southern Egypt, and those places drew us
3:43in the most, so for me, Egypt is
3:45definitely a state of consciousness, but
3:47also an ancient matriarchal civilization
3:49.
3:51Well, there is a second part to this
3:52story, when we flew to Egypt and didn't
3:54know what kind of guide we would have,
3:56whether we would get a conventional
3:57guide who would tell us about the
3:59dynastic times, which don't really
4:00interest us much,
4:01>> and would shout vodka, vodka, vodka,
4:04>> vodka, and so on. Or would we get
4:06someone who is a person that...you know
4:08, or that
4:10>> or Poles, so drink vodka.
4:13And listen, we went down to the hotel
4:15lobby, we saw a tall, imposing Egyptian
4:17who walked up, grabbed me, hugged me,
4:19and my first reaction was defense and I
4:21wanted to push him away, but then I felt
4:23his heart chakra, so I surrendered to it
4:25.
4:26We stopped hugging, he looked me in the
4:28eyes and said: "You are a priestess of
4:29Isis, and your temple is Dendera."
4:31Listen, every hair on my body stood up.
4:33I already knew.
4:35And the second thing he said was that he
4:37had been called to serve us and to spend
4:39this time with us.
4:42And it turned out that he is from the
4:43line of wisdom keepers connected to
4:45Hakim Awyan, a doctor of Egyptology and
4:47archaeology, meaning a keeper of wisdom
4:49.
4:50Listen,
4:51>> wisdom keeper.
4:53>> Yes, there are very few such people on
4:55earth, those who pass on this knowledge
4:57from generation to generation, and one
5:00can, so to speak, immerse themselves in
5:02what is ancient.
5:04>> Yes.
5:05Hakim was amazing, now deceased, because
5:07he was a doctor of archaeology, an
5:09Egyptologist, and besides that—so he had
5:12this mainstream knowledge—he was also a
5:14wisdom keeper and was the master of our
5:17Mohamed Zahran, our guide.
5:19So
5:21>> and there was also an interesting story
5:23that we went there because we watched a
5:25documentary, a documentary called The
5:27Pyramid Code, but there are two pyramid
5:29codes, so we refer to the older one.
5:32>> And this documentary made an incredible
5:34impression on us.
5:36At first, we were very strongly
5:38connected to India and we did workshops
5:40there, we traveled, we were involved
5:43with Ayurveda, cleansing, meditation,
5:45and with all of that.
5:48And at one point after that documentary
5:50, we just heard that we had to fly to
5:52Egypt, which I was very,
5:55>> so you didn't know why yet.
5:56>> We didn't know why. Yes.
5:58>> And when did you first encounter the
6:00idea of pre-diluvian Kemet?
6:03Exactly during this documentary, when
6:05Hakim talks about what ancient...was. No
6:08, no, no. We are talking about while
6:11watching this documentary.
6:12>> Okay.
6:12>> He spoke about it in such a way that it
6:14gave us goosebumps, and we felt we had
6:16to check it out, we had to go and
6:18experience it.
6:19>> But he also spoke about concepts so
6:20familiar to us, because he said, among
6:22other things, that temples in ancient
6:24Egypt were built based on the human
6:26energy system, where the holiest place
6:28was
6:29>> the sanctuary. Holy of Holies.
6:33And as he listed them, he also mentioned
6:35that this was knowledge we knew from the
6:37Vedas and Ayurveda, that each of the
6:39chakras—not all of them, because not the
6:41two extreme ones—corresponds to and
6:43governs the most important endocrine
6:44glands in our body.
6:47And suddenly we began to hear, you know
6:49, to listen to knowledge we know from
6:51Ayurveda, which was in a completely
6:52different, Kemetian edition.
6:56And these similarities meant that—well,
6:58and above all, the information that this
7:00Egyptian or dynastic civilization, which
7:02we all hear about and learn about in
7:04history lessons, was actually, sorry for
7:06the expression, just the leftovers of a
7:08high matriarchal civilization that goes
7:11back thousands of years.
7:14That turning point, which, as we know,
7:16appears in all cultures and traditions,
7:19was the flood that happened about 11,500
7:21years ago.
7:22And
7:23>> that's what those who think they know
7:25say.
7:26>> That's what they say. Yes, we will today
7:28, listen, we will repeatedly remind you
7:30today that everyone has the right to
7:32their own version of history
7:37>> and that we respect all those who have a
7:39different version of this history,
7:41because, unfortunately, the truth is
7:43determined by the heart, not just the
7:44facts.
7:47But it is beautiful that you say that,
7:49because we felt Egypt primarily with our
7:51hearts when we flew there, landed, and
7:53started entering these structures with
7:55Mohamed, including the Great Pyramid,
7:57but not only that, because for me,
7:58perhaps one of the most beautiful places
8:00is Dendera, which is associated with the
8:02heart chakra. That is when we started to
8:04experience these places, because these
8:06places can be visited, you can go in and
8:08see how beautifully they are built, with
8:10what craftsmanship and so on, but you
8:12can, above all, experience them with
8:13your heart, you can feel their
8:15vibrations.
8:16>> I mean you do that, if someone wanted to
8:19, they can turn to Karolina and Maciek.
8:22They organize such expeditions, and I
8:24will remind you of this in every episode
8:27, because I think you will be here for
8:29many episodes, as this knowledge is
8:31incredible.
8:32Um, let's move on today with some
8:34pragmatism, because I know you could
8:36talk here for hours to every one of my
8:39questions, yes,
8:40>> but I would like you to tell us about
8:42this civilization.
8:47I understand that, following the code of
8:49the pyramids, you went to Egypt and
8:51there something awoke that was a
8:53cognitive imperative, or perhaps some
8:55kind of reminder, how would you put it?
9:01Many things overlapped, because when it
9:03comes to the intellect, we started
9:05connecting the dots, but it's also a
9:07kind of knowing from the heart, taking
9:09things from different fields.
9:13For instance, I've long been passionate
9:16about alchemy and hermeticism, and I had
9:18no clue I was studying something rooted
9:20in Kemet, where alchemy originated.
9:25Tell me about that moment when we
9:27entered Saqqara, it was mystical, and
9:28then I’ll share my experience with the
9:30temple.
9:31>> Should I share it like that?
9:32>> Yes, go ahead, it’s such a space.
9:36>> Imagine this: there are 20 people behind
9:39us in our group, so we’re holding the
9:41field and trying to make sure everyone
9:43feels comfortable.
9:46Where we are entering,
9:49like, there are columns between us—we
9:51are walking: columns on the left,
9:53columns on the right, beautiful ones
9:55that look a bit like, I don't know, some
9:58kind of flowers. They are so intricately
10:00carved, and suddenly I start crying and
10:03have a vision. I see myself as an
10:05Egyptian priest.
10:06>> And I see myself arriving in a
10:07procession and I start to cry, and there
10:09are people behind me and I don't know
10:11what to do because it's such an intense
10:13vision, very personal to me. And I see
10:15myself, I’m riding in this procession,
10:18people are applauding, bowing down, and
10:21I am, so to speak, no, no, no. Those
10:23were already the times of the decline.
10:24Those were already the times of the
10:26decline. That was also the source of an
10:27immense sense of guilt. Later, you know
10:29, as I confronted that vision and
10:31understood what it entailed, it was the
10:33decline of that civilization.
10:35>> Listen, in my opinion, no one can answer
10:38that question.
10:42In my view, you have to realize that
10:44throughout human history, every one of
10:46these great conquerors, rulers, and
10:54those claiming the throne of the world
10:56wanted to conquer Egypt.
10:58Why?
11:00Why was Egypt so important? No one knows
11:03that to this day.
11:05I hope that in today's conversation we
11:07can touch upon this topic a little bit.
11:11However, when things happened, listen,
11:13it doesn't matter, because this
11:15hierarchy always somehow
11:19slipped through Egypt, it was always
11:21showing up somewhere.
11:24Sometimes it had, like people do, good
11:27manifestations, sometimes not so good,
11:29sometimes it had very strong, monstrous
11:32energetic manifestations, so it's not
11:35about making excuses.
11:38No, no, of course we realize that we
11:41have been many times on the brighter
11:43side and the less bright side.
11:46We personally are huge fans of series,
11:49and in those series, it's often the case
11:51that a given character seems evil, right
11:53?
11:54But then there is a flashback, we go
11:56back to that person's childhood, and
11:58suddenly it turns out that we start to
12:00understand why this person behaves that
12:02way. This character acts, and we think:
12:04"Oh, he's evil," but he's not actually
12:06evil, because no one is evil, it's just
12:09that the environment can change us and
12:11influence our life choices. So, whether
12:14I was a bad priest or a good one, we
12:16don't know.
12:17Maybe I was a bit bad and a bit good.
12:22>> Relative, but somewhere here, you know,
12:24for me such a space was the Great
12:25Pyramid, which was a complete surprise,
12:28because our first visit, we entered
12:29during private visits, meaning we only
12:31go in as a group, where you can visit
12:33all three chambers.
12:37It starts with the Subterranean Chamber
12:39, that is, the underground chamber,
12:41which is about 80 meters below ground.
12:43Then we enter the heart chakra, which is
12:45the Queen's Chamber and. At the very end
12:47is that chamber, which most visitors
12:49have the opportunity to see during the
12:51day, which is quite a difficult
12:52experience because hundreds of people
12:54enter, it's stuffy, there are tons of
12:56people, and it's hard to feel the
12:58vibration of that place. Because if we
13:00are energetically sensitive, we
13:01primarily connect to the vibrations of
13:03everyone else who is in that place,
13:05which is the King's Chamber.
13:09And that was the first, for me,
13:11incredible experience, which allowed me
13:13to understand and feel what the Wisdom
13:15Keepers, such as Hakim Abdel Awyan,
13:17meant when they said that these places
13:19unlock the key to our senses.
13:24Neters in Egypt, translated by
13:25Egyptologists as deities—in this
13:28matriarchal civilization, which we feel
13:30more, and this is of course some
13:32hypothesis, yes, which was presented by
13:34Wisdom Keepers, also among others
13:36Schwaller de Lubicz—meant senses, that
13:38is, opening and archetypes, that is,
13:41opening our senses.
13:43The Egyptians, those matriarchal ones,
13:46believed that we have 360 senses.
13:49Today, in modern times, we use five, and
13:51each of the deities corresponded to a
13:53specific sense and helped us
13:57in changing the neuroplasticity of our
13:59brain.
14:01And the Great Pyramid was that first
14:03experience when I actually felt more and
14:05when my consciousness opened up and for
14:07a moment I found myself in another
14:08dimension.
14:11And then the second mystical experience
14:13was Dendera, and the entry into Dendera
14:15itself, when you drive up, there is this
14:17huge approach, seeing this temple, all
14:19my hair stood on end, but not just mine
14:21, but also for the people who were with
14:23us. Tears and recognition appeared, and
14:25Maciek and I like to say. You remembered
14:27.
14:28>> I remembered that these journeys are for
14:30us a collection of fragments of our soul
14:32and also, as it were, unlocking tools
14:34that we once used.
14:37>> We also had a shared vision, because
14:39since I'm opening up like this, I saw
14:41you as a priestess. You had exactly the
14:43same one.
14:44>> Exactly. I saw myself.
14:46We entered the Holy of Holies in one of
14:48the places connected to the Holy of
14:50Holies in Dendera and also the Merkaba
14:52located there.
14:54I had a vision of myself as a priestess
14:56.
14:58More from that matriarchal period,
15:00because this temple functioned, like
15:02most temples in Egypt—as independent
15:04researchers now say—the Ptolemaic
15:06temples were built upon ancient
15:07complexes going back tens of thousands
15:09of years.
15:12>> And your channeling was activated, so
15:14you started to...
15:15>> Yes, I started working with Akashic
15:17structures after Egypt. This is also
15:19something incredible that opened up.
15:22So for us, well...
15:25>> Do those to whom Egypt speaks not
15:27experience the black nobility?
15:30Perhaps, yes, perhaps, because we don't
15:32know what they experience, but maybe
15:35they don't experience the black
15:37pharaonic nobility, the Anunnaki, or
15:39Marduk.
15:40I can give you, I can give you a simple
15:42example of a radio, right?
15:46We can choose Chili Z or we can choose
15:48Radio Eska, depending on which frequency
15:50we tune into; everyone has the choice,
15:53and these structures, they enable...
15:55it's also a bit like, you know, ancient
15:57knowledge; Kabbalah was beautiful
15:59knowledge in the light, at least from my
16:02perspective, but it's like a knife.
16:07>> A knife can be used to spread jam on
16:09bread or, you know, for other things,
16:12right?
16:15So, it can depend on our mindset and
16:17what we want to discover and see there.
16:22>> And the vision that Maciek spoke about,
16:24which he had when entering Saqqara, was
16:26also a cleansing of some old memory
16:28patterns related to his past lives.
16:32Releasing records that block his
16:33potential.
16:35So, for every one of these trips, we
16:37prepare ourselves, and a great many
16:38things are released.
16:40We also work with the group before the
16:42trip.
16:44And well, we can say that these trips to
16:47India, which actually initiated Egypt
16:48...
16:51>> I mean, we don't want to play with
16:53percentages here, but the biggest leaps
16:55in consciousness now come from these
16:56Egypt trips, and it's not even just the
16:58time in Egypt, which is amazing, but
17:00also the time preceding Egypt, when we
17:02are already connecting with these
17:04structures, but also with our own past
17:05histories.
17:08And it is truly an incredible experience
17:10.
17:12And regarding what you said about how
17:14these structures work, we had the great
17:16joy of hosting Mohamed Ibrahim Albasuni
17:18on our podcast.
17:23He is a guide who works with independent
17:25researchers, and he said a phenomenal
17:27thing, giving the example of a mobile
17:29phone, that his mom uses a mobile phone
17:31just to connect and disconnect calls.
17:36His wife is already able to send an
17:37email or write a message.
17:40His children are coding on a phone,
17:42while someone else will be browsing
17:44sites on a phone, or doing other
17:45unpleasant things.
17:48And now, depending on our level of
17:49consciousness, a phone can serve a
17:51completely different function. It is
17:53exactly the same with these structures.
17:56We can talk about the dark aspects of
17:57these structures, and they are
17:58undoubtedly there and have been used and
18:00are still being used for that purpose.
18:05And we can also talk about places that
18:07are at key points of the Earth's energy
18:09grid, which were used to awaken and
18:10raise consciousness globally and
18:12collectively, and can serve such a
18:13function again, and are likely beginning
18:15to do so many times over.
18:20Alexander the Great and
18:23Rome and Napoleon. Everyone wanted the
18:25throne of Egypt.
18:27I wonder why that is?
18:29Listen, why in a conversation about
18:31Kemet
18:34>> is the concept of matriarchy so
18:36important, and when talking about
18:38matriarchy,
18:43do you mean some kind of rule by women
18:45or a different civilizational model?
18:52What fascinates us most about this
18:54pre-dynastic matriarchal civilization is
18:56that it went beyond gender, following
18:58Jung, following the Vedas, saying that
19:00each of us has masculine energy and
19:02feminine energy.
19:07And now, this feminine energy is
19:09connected with consciousness, with the
19:11soul, with feeling, with cooperation,
19:13and is that connection with Mother
19:15Nature.
19:17Masculine energy is the energy of action
19:19, it is the energy of vitality, it is
19:21the energy that flows outward, a more
19:23expansive energy, and in antiquity, what
19:25we feel and what we believe is that
19:27gender did not play a key role.
19:30These were matriarchal structures.
19:35These were structures that were based on
19:36the integration of the masculine and
19:38feminine aspect within us, where there
19:40was no dominance of women, but rather
19:42equality, and these were cultures in
19:43which the throne was indeed inherited in
19:45matriarchal Egypt through the female
19:47line.
19:49Pharaoh–
19:53Hakim Abdel Awyan explains it
19:55beautifully: "per-aa"–that is the
19:57combination that led to the formation of
19:59the word "pharaoh" and refers to the
20:01high throne in the female line.
20:05So succession took place through the
20:06female line, but that was not the most
20:08important thing.
20:10These were cultures that were immersed
20:11in consciousness, that were immersed in
20:13Mother Nature, that drew energy.
20:16We also feel that they did so by
20:18cooperating with Mother Nature, and not
20:20by using and exploiting Mother Nature.
20:22So yes, that is how we both feel.
20:25>> Maciek, can you update this a little bit
20:27?
20:27Uh
20:30>> as far as updating goes, I’m not really
20:32the person who is good at that sort of
20:34thing.
20:36Why?
20:38Because I personally represent the left
20:40channel of my body a bit more, and it is
20:42associated with feeling, connecting, and
20:44searching for those various dots.
20:49That’s why here, here Karolina is more
20:51linear, but now I’m more, more surprised
20:54.
20:56Uh, you know, if we follow the tradition
20:59of the wisdom keepers, it spoke of a
21:01great cycle that lasts about 65,000 to
21:0367,000 years and consists of smaller
21:05cycles that correspond to the Earth's
21:07precession cycle, which is about 26,000
21:10years.
21:13And if we are talking about all these "
21:15per-neter," because that’s what the
21:17pyramids were called in antiquity,
21:18contrary to what Egyptologists say now,
21:20claiming they are tombs, we are moving
21:22away from that narrative because, as is
21:24well known, no mummies or corpses have
21:26ever been found in any of the pyramids.
21:29Such burials did indeed take place
21:31during dynastic times. They did happen,
21:33but it was—in English, I don't know how
21:35to translate that into Polish.
21:36>> When is the time of "chem" dated to? Uh
21:38, we are starting, you know.
21:42We don't actually know, but that time of
21:44the matriarchal civilization that we are
21:47talking about, which Hakim Abdel Awyan
21:49spoke of, was about 65,000 years ago;
21:51the creation of the Sphinx was around
21:5450,000 BC, and the largest structures in
21:56the whole Giza plateau complex, like the
21:58Great Pyramid, Dahshur, Abusir, Abu
22:01Rawash, and so on, were from the golden
22:03age, which the Vedas also mentioned,
22:05about 25,000 to 30,000 years ago.
22:12>> So, listen, this is much earlier than
22:15what, for example, Egyptologists say.
22:20>> Zahi Hawass.
22:21>> Yes, our favorite.
22:23>> You mean
22:23>> very much.
22:25I mean, honestly, he is quite
22:27indifferent to us, but
22:29>> I think that name will appear here a few
22:31more times.
22:32>> Well, it's not just Zahi Hawass.
22:35There is also Mark Lehner, with whom you
22:37and Carmen Boulter have nothing in
22:39common, because Carmen Boulter is on a
22:42line, so to speak, compatible with
22:45>> compatible. Yes.
22:47>> Maciek,
22:48>> I don't know who you are talking about,
22:50to be honest.
22:51>> Zahi Hawass, I know.
22:52>> Zahi Hawass. Yes, I know, I know.
22:55However, I prefer not to comment,
22:57because we are completely not on that
22:59same page.
23:02If someone calls people who have a
23:04different opinion "pyramidiots," because
23:06that is the word he uses.
23:11"
23:11>> Pyramidiot" is such a well-known, known
23:13, known word that Zahi Hawass invented,
23:15and all alternative researchers, who are
23:17very often professors in their fields,
23:19because such people also appear
23:21>> but have a different opinion than
23:23>> But they have a different opinion. He
23:24calls them "pyramidiots."
23:25>> Yes. Especially since these are people
23:28whose work is
23:31widely known and accepted in the
23:32scientific community.
23:34So Robert Schoch—is that right? He is a
23:37geologist, he is a geologist now,
23:40>> he discovered that on the so-called
23:42Sphinx, which according to this oral
23:44tradition of the wisdom keepers was not
23:46a sphinx at all, but a lioness,
23:50>> it has
23:51>> like water erosion, because how does
23:53water erosion differ from wind erosion?
23:56The fact that wind erosion is more
23:58irregular, while water erosion has these
24:00little streams. So, you can see that
24:02water, you can see the difference with
24:04the naked eye between
24:05>> yes, meaning on the so-called Sphinx.
24:08>> And what's more,
24:09>> now he has proven it, presented an
24:11entire scientific paper, wrote about it
24:14, and presented this data at some large
24:16geological conference. Everyone
24:18applauded and said it was okay.
24:21However, mainstream Egyptologists said
24:23no.
24:25>> Zahi Hawass hired another geologist who
24:27stated that it was not true after all
24:29and that it was wind erosion.
24:36Do you think the propagation of this
24:37argument is aimed at obscuring
24:39inconvenient versions of history that,
24:41well, these circles would prefer not to
24:42see come to light?
24:49>> Yes. It is often the case that in
24:51various types of series and films there
24:53are fragments of truth.
24:58There is this film, I think it's Indiana
25:00Jones, where the Smithsonian Institute
25:02is shown, with boxes containing various
25:04artifacts that were looted and are
25:06stored there because they are
25:07inconvenient artifacts that contradict
25:10the accepted narrative.
25:16The narrative is linear, and
25:17unfortunately, the narrative is meant to
25:20keep us in the belief that it all began
25:22quite recently,
25:25as if the development of our
25:27consciousness, and today we have
25:28artificial intelligence, but we know
25:30nothing about the fact that there were
25:32civilizations before, that it was a
25:34cyclical process, where a civilization
25:35would emerge, develop its consciousness
25:37, and some of those civilizations
25:39developed their consciousness incredibly
25:41, after which there was a collapse, and
25:43then again, and it is a recurring cycle
25:44.
25:45>> Do you think, Maciek, that it's to hide
25:47this development of consciousness, this
25:49forbidden history? What do you think?
25:55I think and feel that it keeps us in the
25:57belief that everything is linear,
25:59because if we accept that there was
26:01something before, then we enter into
26:03more feminine energy, which is cyclical
26:05, which is consciousness, which says
26:07that all threads lead to one source,
26:09while here we only have a scale from
26:11zero to something, right?
26:16–from point A to point B, and then it is
26:18easier to keep us in ignorance.
26:25And we have to accept it so that we can
26:27be controlled, because we don't want to
26:29be, but some people still want to be.
26:34If people start hearing that there was
26:36something before that was more developed
26:38than our civilization, then they start
26:40to get uneasy, then they start to wake
26:42up, then they start looking and asking
26:44questions.
26:46What's more, this civilization possessed
26:49technology that we do not have today,
26:51the generation of free energy. Here,
26:53Nikola Tesla comes to mind, but not only
26:55him, Christopher Dunn and many
26:57researchers at this moment.
27:00So you know, there's this, because we
27:02watch and read a lot about Egypt.
27:05There's this very cool channel.
27:07Today I'm having a brain fog day, but
27:09I'll remember it in a second.
27:12Never mind which channel, it's about how
27:14under Saqqara, about 40,000 vases were
27:17found. Maciek will talk.
27:18>> Uncharted.
27:19>> Uncharted, yes. Ben van Kerkwyk, I think
27:22his name is. He is invited all over the
27:24world as an alternative researcher.
27:25These vases, some of them are cataloged
27:27and you can see a very small amount in
27:29the museum in Saqqara, some in the old
27:31museum in Cairo. A very, very large
27:34portion ended up, mind you, in private
27:36collections. Zach Hałas also became
27:38famous for this.
27:40And these vases are a very interesting
27:41thing here.
27:42Some of them are in the Petrie Museum in
27:44London.
27:47A team of researchers was formed to
27:49study these vases in terms of precision
27:51, manufacturing technique, and so on,
27:53consisting of specialists in the field.
27:56And what did they find? These vases,
27:58which can be seen in the museum in Cairo
28:00among others, are described, mind you,
28:02as predynastic, meaning not even related
28:04to the dynasties. Maciek will tell you
28:06in a moment, because he is better at
28:08this stuff, with what precision they are
28:10made. Predynastic Egypt didn't even have
28:12a potter's wheel yet. We have vases that
28:14are, well, precision, and we don't have
28:16the technology today to make these types
28:18of vases. After which, the further you
28:20go, you know, there is this image of the
28:22Egyptian with a loincloth, with a little
28:24stone hammer, who is just doing all
28:26these things, and what's interesting,
28:28the further he goes, he works diorite,
28:30which is like a nine on the scale, or
28:32basalt, or granite. The deeper into the
28:34woods we go, into the dynastic period,
28:36suddenly vases appear that actually
28:38correspond to the tools they had at
28:40their disposal.
28:41So these vases are increasingly backward
28:43, worse made in terms of craftsmanship,
28:46precision, technology, which sort of
28:47completely destroys the linear narrative
28:50, because they should be getting more
28:52advanced. But maybe you talk about these
28:54vases, because it's something phenomenal
28:55.
28:56>> Yes, I am very passionate here,
28:58especially about the work of Christopher
29:00Dunn, who is an engineer by profession,
29:02currently retired, and he wrote three
29:05books on technology in ancient Egypt and
29:07some of his conclusions are incredible.
29:12He was involved in creating, uh, very
29:14accurate components for flying machines
29:17.
29:18>> He worked for, uh, for the military, I
29:21think, in the United States. Exactly. I
29:23don't know what his work consisted of.
29:25Anyway, he was, like, designing and
29:28manufacturing these highly accurate
29:30components and when he saw the artifacts
29:33in Egypt, he said: "No, this is
29:35technology."
29:36This is not something that can be done
29:39using, uh, copper.
29:40>> Identical sculptures of Ramesses. Did
29:42you see what to
29:44>> or vases, which are made of what
29:45materials? They are
29:48>> First of all, stone is made of various
29:50elements, meaning it has different
29:52density and different hardness.
29:57So if we were to try to work this stone
29:59—I’m not even talking about symmetry,
30:01because the symmetry is such that right
30:03now there’s a whole project to scan
30:05these vases using scanners (because we
30:07have the technology now to see) and it
30:09turns out they have perfect symmetry,
30:11meaning the vase at the bottom has a
30:13semicircular shape and stands.
30:18>> Right in the center, it doesn't tilt,
30:20right? So it must have a perfect axis of
30:22symmetry. What’s going on? It is perfect
30:24when it comes to symmetry.
30:27It’s narrower inside than here, so you
30:29can't put your hand in, you can't put a
30:31chisel in there.
30:33And now, if we put a flashlight in, the
30:36light shines through.
30:38The stone layer is about 3 mm, for
30:40example, on the most advanced ones,
30:43because naturally, later on, they become
30:46worse and worse.
30:49And even if we took stone today and
30:51tried to make it on a lathe, the stone
30:53would crack at a thickness of 3 mm.
31:01They must have had devices that, besides
31:03being some kind of lathe, were based on
31:05a sonic principle, meaning
31:07high-frequency sound was used for
31:09processing.
31:13>> And now, this blows the minds even of
31:16those rational minds that want hard
31:17evidence; we go to the museum, we look
31:19at the Predynastic period.
31:22It is, it is, listen, impossible.
31:28>> So wait, let’s put it very pragmatically
31:31, so listen, you believe that the
31:32version of history is correct which says
31:34that all these technologies, these
31:36wonders in Egypt, happened before
31:42>> yes
31:43>> these pharaonic dynasties began, of
31:45which we have antediluvian technologies
31:47.
31:49So listen, what then
31:56must have happened on Earth, that is the
31:58big question, we can guess here, but we
32:00have various interesting messengers here
32:02.
32:05I wanted to ask you, what or who
32:10are the Netjeru?
32:12>> here
32:12>> that will lead us a little in that
32:14direction.
32:14>> Yes, yes. We have the Netjeru, we have
32:17the word nature.
32:18>> Mhm.
32:19And the word nature comes from the word
32:21Netjeru, because in English it is nature
32:23and it has the same etymological root.
32:27And what is this nature?
32:29Ancient alchemists—and alchemical
32:31knowledge, as I mentioned, originates
32:33from ancient Egypt from Thoth, who was
32:35one of the Netjeru.
32:38However, there are also theories saying
32:41he was a highly advanced Atlantean who
32:43passed on this ancient knowledge,
32:45>> who had his female counterpart, whom
32:47everyone forgets.
32:50Seshat, in ancient Egypt, people, Seshat
32:52was the partner of Djehuty, or
32:55>> yes. And now we have, we have
32:59a symbol that is a dot and around it is
33:01a circle
33:04>> And now, this is a symbol of either the
33:06sun or gold in ancient alchemy, whether
33:08Egyptian or later, more European.
33:11>> Was he a man, listen, and was he
33:16an actual material being in your opinion
33:18?
33:18>> For us yes, for us yes,
33:20>> for us personally yes. And now
33:22>> this is absolutely predynastic,
33:24>> right? Yes. and at the same time he was
33:27a representative of an advanced
33:29civilization, which
33:30>> so also a wisdom keeper, a wisdom keeper
33:34>> and also because hermeticism speaks a
33:36lot about this.
33:40One of the hermetic principles states
33:43that what is above is below, and what is
33:45above is below, and what is inside is
33:47outside.
33:50And the point is that everything is
33:51connected by a certain kind of property
33:53.
33:55Meaning, the color red can exist in many
33:57dimensions, not just one dimension.
34:00We see the color red, but dowsers say
34:02that there are many other red colors
34:04invisible to us.
34:06Every time it is a repeatable property.
34:10And now it is exactly the same here with
34:12the property.
34:14Net.
34:15Neter is a property. It can be an
34:17archetype, as is said in psychology. For
34:20instance, Jung spoke about archetypes,
34:22and it can be a living being, right? And
34:24it can be a representative of a given
34:26civilization
34:27>> and a sense, because Hakim Abdel Awyan
34:29spoke about this. I am, you know,
34:31feeling linear on one hand, and
34:33intuitive on the other. Hakim wrote
34:35beautifully and spoke about this during
34:36his lectures.
34:38I am a big fan, if you want to read
34:40about it. I highly recommend Stephen
34:41Mehler's book to you. He was an
34:43independent Egyptologist, a student of
34:45Hakim Abdel Awyan, "The Land of Osiris.
34:48" It is probably only available in
34:50English, as far as I recall.
34:53A phenomenal book that refers to all
34:55these researchers we are talking about
34:57today, and there Hakim explained that
34:59Neters also corresponded to our senses,
35:01that we have 360 senses.
35:04We use five today in modern times.
35:09Of course, this will now, hopefully and
35:11we strongly feel, change, and the
35:13individual structures patronized by a
35:15given Neter opened our additional
35:17windows of senses and consciousness.
35:23Wisdom keepers like Hakim Abdel Awyan or
35:26Mohamed Zahran, who collaborates with us
35:28and co-leads our groups, possessed this
35:30key to a given structure to be able to
35:32open it, so that we, through our senses
35:34, could begin to experience those 360.
35:39>> Spirit is Spirit is entering this area.
35:43Is it knowledge, or mind, or senses?
35:47Senses, and spirit follows the senses.
35:51>> I would like to return to this, because
35:52I haven't finished the concept with the
35:54dot and the circle.
35:57And now this is a Gnostic representation
35:59of Logos and Sophia, right?
36:02The point is that, as it were, even in
36:05ancient Egypt, there was a source, and
36:07there was Isis, or in other words, Aset
36:10, there was Osiris, meaning Asar and
36:12Aset. And now the point is that this is
36:14the source, and what is on the outside
36:16is a manifestation of this source.
36:18Everything comes out of this small dot,
36:20which is the central point, and what is
36:22on the outside is a manifestation of
36:24nature.
36:26And now, we are all Neters too.
36:28I am talking about the philosophical
36:30concept that stands behind this.
36:33So it emanates from the source and is
36:35part of creation.
36:38Thus, every Neter is some property, some
36:41element, some concept of this source in
36:43manifestation.
36:46>> And this corresponds beautifully with
36:48the idea of Kemetian yoga, because as it
36:50turns out, if we go to Dendera, on the
36:52walls of other temples we also have yoga
36:54asanas.
36:57And here is, as it were, a completely
36:59separate topic regarding where yoga
37:01originates and whether it could actually
37:03have touched upon this matriarchal
37:05Kemetian civilization, or perhaps
37:07developed simultaneously in two or more
37:09places.
37:11>> We are at Luxor Temple and I wanted to
37:13show you a very cool, nice hieroglyph
37:15here.
37:16Here we have a representation of our
37:18respiratory system.
37:20And here, men on both sides tie and join
37:22Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt, which is
37:24represented in our system as our lower
37:26self and higher self.
37:29And it can be done through the breath,
37:30just like in yoga.
37:32It is called Smai Tawi and it means
37:34exactly the same as yoga, that is, union
37:36.
37:39In Kemet, various yoga positions were
37:41practiced, and there are theories saying
37:43that this is where yoga originates,
37:45precisely from Egypt, from the ancient,
37:47predynastic, or even pre-diluvian times
37:49.
37:59>> At the same time, and here Maciek,
38:00because he got quite heavily into this
38:03concept of Kemetian yoga, which we also
38:05practice on our trips.
38:07By connecting with a given Neter, we
38:09work, open our senses, and work on the
38:11neuroplasticity of the brain.
38:14And this is an absolutely beautiful
38:15story that you can
38:18>> But listen, are the Neteru beings, or
38:20are they laws of nature?
38:22Because you talk about both a little bit
38:24; are they some psychic archetypes, or
38:27>> they are everything
38:28>> for example, particles of consciousness
38:30>> they are everything at once. They can be
38:32laws of nature, they can be beings,
38:36>> they can be, depending on our perception
38:38, we will connect with a given aspect.
38:40And here it beautifully refers,
38:42>> so if someone wants to connect with Isis
38:44and sees Isis not as an archetype, but
38:46sees her as a living being, then it will
38:48be a living being. Mhm.
38:51>> Besides, we had beautiful stories that
38:54we felt, because Isis is a manifestation
38:56of nature itself, that is, what the
38:59entire universe is built from.
39:03It is said that she is the cosmic mother
39:05, that she is Sophia.
39:07For example, I was just leading a yoga
39:10session in Egypt on a rooftop, not in
39:12Aswan, but in Cairo.
39:16And a parrot flew in, listen, it landed
39:18on my head and sat there for my whole
39:21practice; when I did downward dog, it
39:23moved to my butt.
39:26When I stood up, it moved back to my
39:28head. When I bent over to do a triangle
39:30pose, it moved to my arm, it was just
39:32...no. And it flew down from above,
39:35>> spread its wings and flew over. And it
39:37was so incredibly powerful. When we told
39:40our guide, he said, "Oh, Isis has come
39:42to you."
39:43>> Incredible.
39:45>> She appeared in the form of a bird, but
39:47at the same time, she corresponds to our
39:49heart chakra, to nature, to that energy
39:51of the primal mother.
39:53>> So one should say that these are gods,
39:54therefore
39:55>> absolutely.
39:57Just like when we flew to India, the
39:59yoga school we were associated with,
40:01Ayurveda, clearly stated that it’s not
40:04about the idea of deities and polytheism
40:06, but one source and deities that, on
40:08the same principle, the principle of
40:10archetypes, help us get closer—because
40:13we won't understand it anyway, and we
40:15aren't able to—but get closer to the
40:17idea of God and the source.
40:22Maybe we should go deeper into this Isis
40:24archetype now, because Isis is portrayed
40:27in our culture as the Black Madonna,
40:29which is something Timothy Hogan, a
40:31high-ranking Templar, talks about.
40:35And that Black Madonna was used by the
40:37Templars, because they also drew heavily
40:39from that knowledge. No, absolutely not
40:42.
40:43In any case, everyone has the right, if
40:45we find elements of knowledge there, why
40:48not, if it is knowledge in the light.
40:51>> There are many guardians of knowledge,
40:53and these guardians aim to
40:55>> ensure that the knowledge does not get
40:57out
41:00to public forums, so I am in favor of
41:02digging it out,
41:03>> right? To dig it out from there.
41:07So many, many structures and cathedrals
41:08were built where these Black Madonnas
41:10were installed, and they are
41:12representations of that archetype,
41:13because what do we need?
41:17Above all, we need motherly love and
41:19belonging.
41:21So it is a representation of a woman
41:23feeding a child and holding it in her
41:25arms, as if giving that sense of
41:26security to the child.
41:30And it is beautiful when Maciek leads
41:32Kemetic yoga on trips—the concept of Dr.
41:34Muata will appear here soon too.
41:38Listen to this: when you enter that
41:40feeling and suddenly start spreading–
41:42because there is this one position where
41:44you spread your wings like Isis–then
41:46Isis embraces your inner child, and then
41:48you embrace the whole world, and
41:49suddenly all your hair stands on end,
41:51people start crying, tears run down
41:53their cheeks, because you feel
41:55unconditional love, you feel mother
41:56energy, you connect with that archetype
41:59of the cosmic mother.
42:01So, and this is probably, so from the
42:03very beginning, when we started getting
42:05into these stories of Egypt, we felt
42:07that this is a story about one source.
42:11>> And listen, what was this pantheon to
42:13you, because there were those gods or
42:17>> 360, 360 corresponding to our senses,
42:22>> meaning only that, not some feeling of a
42:24ruling caste.
42:26God forbid.
42:27>> Absolutely. You know, of course, these
42:30Neters are behind it. That’s why I told
42:33you about the multidimensionality of our
42:35universe, about how certain properties
42:37repeat on many levels. One of the levels
42:39, of course, are the civilizations that
42:42stand behind specific Neters. And for
42:44example, one of the civilizations are
42:46the Hathors, who stand behind Hathor.
42:49And that is a beautiful civilization,
42:51which is from Venus, and is very close
42:53to us.
42:56They have collectively enlightened
42:57themselves and are helping us so that we
42:59, too, can enter a state of
43:01unconditional love.
43:03>> You’ve probably heard, because it’s a
43:05well-known name, Tom Kenyon.
43:07>> Well, he is very connected to the Hathor
43:09civilization.
43:09>> Listen, these are all channeling things
43:12, right, different ones,
43:14>> but Kenyon, besides that, is one of the
43:16most famous scientists dealing with
43:18sound, very recognized worldwide, a
43:20therapist.
43:21Furthermore, he works in his profession
43:23using sound. He also has a very
43:25interesting connection to the Hathors,
43:27right? So
43:27>> yes,
43:30>> listen, and he is one of the first who
43:32started, who brought the Hathors to
43:34light, so to speak, in our modern times
43:36.
43:39But they, exactly, but if we go even
43:41deeper, we have the Hathors on one side
43:43, and on the other, what Hathor looks
43:45like. Hathor represents, what does she
43:47also represent? The female womb.
43:50The face of Hathor corresponds to the
43:52female reproductive organs, which
43:54immediately leads us. What were the
43:56Hathor temples actually? They were on
43:58one hand, and still are today.
44:00I recently finished a book that I
44:02debated a bit, because it concerned
44:03dynastic times, but it definitely went
44:05deeper. It was the story of Omm Sety. I
44:08don’t know if you’ve heard. Dorothy Eady
44:09. Such a very famous story of a little
44:12British girl who, at the beginning of
44:14the 20th century, I’m sorry, experienced
44:16death.
44:17Suddenly, the soul of an Egyptian
44:19priestess entered her body, and Dorothy
44:21was no longer Dorothy but was Bentresh.
44:23And it’s a whole story. She goes back to
44:25, this is the time, these are the times
44:27of Seti, the 19th dynasty. She finally
44:29returns to Egypt.
44:31She describes this because she worked
44:33with the greatest Egyptologists,
44:34including Selim Hassan, and she spoke
44:36about it because she settled in southern
44:38Egypt at the beginning of the 20th
44:40century.
44:42Southern Egypt is a region that is very
44:45patriarchal, "turbo-patriarchal," and 50
44:47or 100 years ago it was even more so.
44:50And she managed to survive there as a
44:52single woman. She had many animals,
44:54>> she was known for that.
44:59And she said that she discovered a great
45:01deal, as she remembered her own priestly
45:03incarnations, she saw many influences,
45:05firstly in Islam, and secondly in the
45:07beliefs of the indigenous people who
45:09lived in southern Egypt.
45:13For instance, if women could not get
45:15pregnant, where did they go to pray? To
45:17Hathor.
45:20>> Because Hathor and these Hathor temples
45:22—Mohamed Ibrahim also spoke about this
45:24on our podcast—they functioned as
45:26priests who were simultaneously
45:28scientists.
45:31They were very often
45:35hosp...that's not the right word, but
45:37rather therapeutic centers, and each of
45:39them worked on slightly different
45:41aspects.
45:43And these Hathor temples were associated
45:45precisely with fertility, but fertility
45:47understood in a different way as well,
45:49meaning the sacred womb chakra and the
45:51tradition of immaculate conceptions,
45:53which stretches back to antiquity and
45:54was later distorted.
45:57But that is another long topic.
46:00And listen, knowledge of the Neteru is a
46:03gateway to that predynastic period.
46:07Uh
46:08>> this work with consciousness, with
46:11>> Yes, absolutely.
46:12>> Tell us about Kemetian Yoga, because it
46:14explains the concept of Neteru
46:16beautifully here as well.
46:18Yes, in Kemetian Yoga we don't have many
46:21postures, about 24 poses.
46:26The concept of this modern Kemetian Yoga
46:29was created by Muata Ashby, who is a
46:31doctor of religious studies and
46:33philosophy.
46:35Exactly. I'm not sure what else he has
46:37studied or how else he is educated.
46:42In any case, he compares Vedic
46:44philosophical concepts—as well as older
46:46Dravidian ones, which are more derived
46:49from Lemuria—with concepts coming from
46:51Atlantis and Kemet.
46:56And like
47:00this is amazing, because everyone has
47:03free choice.
47:04If someone feels more comfortable
47:06working with Ganesha or Shiva, then feel
47:08free, right?
47:11Anyone can work with them, but we are
47:14deeply immersed in a patriarchal
47:16civilization that covered up knowledge
47:18on this subject a very, very long time
47:20ago.
47:23We managed to reach the roots of these
47:25matriarchal origins of that civilization
47:27in Egypt.
47:29And as for knowledge derived from the
47:32Vedas, it is already inaccessible to us
47:34, and it is not really clear how to work
47:36with Ganesha.
47:37Ganesha, for example, is responsible for
47:40removing obstacles. So now, how do
47:42Hindus work with Ganesha? Well, they
47:44work like this: oh my dear Ganesha,
47:46remove all obstacles on the path to my
47:48achieving wealth.
47:50>> You can work like that, right?
47:51>> Positive work.
47:53>> Yes. Yes. Ganesha is the one worked with
47:55most often.
47:56>> I think not only Ganesha. Yes. Yes.
48:02>> So here, we have managed to reach very
48:04deep methods of working with our
48:06consciousness, which Jung also wrote
48:08about.
48:11>> Yes. But you know, because you always
48:13explain so nicely that, for example, the
48:16crocodile, that is Sobek, one of the
48:18Netjeru, is connected to our sacral
48:20chakra, and now what is hidden in this
48:22sacral chakra, and this also corresponds
48:25beautifully with Vedic knowledge.
48:27Yes, on every level, because when I
48:29started practicing these positions and
48:32got into the Sobek position, I said, wow
48:34, on a physical level, I feel everything
48:36working there and my hips are working.
48:39Exactly where the sacral chakra is, it
48:41relaxes there and blockages are removed
48:44.
48:44If I enter, because in Kemetic yoga, we
48:47also go into visualization. Meaning,
48:49apart from working with breath and
48:52position, we also visualize, so we
48:54visualize ourselves as being that
48:56crocodile.
48:58Which is submerged in that water.
49:02And now the symbolism is beautiful
49:04because that water symbolizes the causal
49:06ocean, which is also that Vedic causal
49:08ocean or that primordial water, meaning
49:10that which is unmanifested, from which
49:12our reality is created.
49:17Because in all these systems, that
49:19primordial water was like a
49:21representation of that field, that
49:23invisible one, from which our reality is
49:25formed, the dimensions in which we live
49:27.
49:29And now that crocodile is suspended. A
49:32crocodile on our physical plane can
49:34indeed remain in one position for a very
49:36long time and wait for its prey.
49:40However, later, when it jumps and snaps
49:42, it is a manifestation and symbolism of
49:45that sacral chakra power, which
49:47manifests in our obsessions, in our
49:49tendencies toward excess and the fact
49:51that we want to obtain, we want to
49:58>> addictions, yes, ancient kings were
50:00rubbed with the fat of such a sacred
50:02crocodile, so it is interesting what the
50:04connection is here.
50:06Listen,
50:07>> the connection is related to the fact
50:09that this sacral chakra was important.
50:13But look, I'll give you a slightly
50:14different example, when it comes to the
50:17concept of mummification itself, at the
50:19very beginning it was a concept related
50:21to rejuvenating the body.
50:25And indeed in ancient Kemet there was
50:30like a possibility, there was technology
50:33for body rejuvenation and it consisted
50:35of placing the person into a special
50:37Stargate, you could call it. It is a
50:39stone box. Besides, we have seen such
50:41boxes not only in the Great Pyramid,
50:43because in the Serapeum there are also
50:45these boxes, I think 26 of them
50:47>> 24
50:47>> 24.
50:50>> The surface of this is so incredibly
50:52polished.
50:53It is done again with an accuracy of 0
50:56to 1a.
50:59This is a level of precision that wasn't
51:00needed for anything.
51:04In that case, it must have been needed
51:06for something, because if so much work
51:08was put into making it so precise and
51:10smooth, it means there must have been
51:11some function behind it.
51:16>> 70 tons for the box alone, 30 tons for
51:19the lid.
51:21It is unknown how they lifted this lid.
51:26Perhaps, for instance, it levitated and
51:28rose upward using sound when they wanted
51:31to look inside or put someone in, as it
51:33might have been used for healing—
51:35because of "Serapeum,""therapium"—while
51:37the hieroglyphs carved here don't match
51:39the precision of those edges at all;
51:41they are made with ideal geometry, yet
51:44these are crooked.
51:48All the lines are crooked, so it looks
51:50like it was done much later.
51:52That they were carved much later.
51:54>> 24.
51:56>> They are incredibly heavy, made from a
51:59single piece of stone, often diorite,
52:01basalt, or granite; often it is black
52:04stone with special geometry and ideal
52:06symmetry, with perfectly polished inner
52:09walls.
52:10And now on the outside.
52:11>> With a chisel, obviously.
52:12>> Yes, and on the outside, there are
52:14hieroglyphs that are already uneven. And
52:16when there is a line, that line just
52:17goes like this. And here you can see the
52:19edge. I applied a laser, and you can see
52:21that.
52:22>> We have recordings, and I hope we can
52:24illustrate this problem with the laser.
52:27And now the subject lies down inside.
52:30Priestesses and priests start chanting
52:32sacred syllables, creating vibrations
52:34with their voices.
52:36And now it acts like a tuning fork. The
52:38box starts to resonate.
52:40>> Your voice in there, listen, would be.
52:42>> It would be an incre.
52:43>> A wonderful experience.
52:45>> It starts to resonate.
52:48There are even theories stating that
52:50such a so-called sarcophagus, or
52:52Stargate, is able to rise and levitate
52:54in the air.
52:56A so-called sarcophagus, which is not a
52:58sarcophagus, made from one piece of
53:00stone, is polished.
53:02Technology was used here to make these
53:04walls super smooth, both on the outside
53:07and the inside.
53:09At one time, this block of stone, empty
53:11inside, where one could lie down, was
53:13not attached to the ground.
53:16>> There occurs a rejuvenation at the
53:18cellular level and the opening of the
53:20entire energy system, contact with our
53:23senses, the opening of these "neters."
53:28>> And that is exactly what the myth of
53:30this resurrection, this rising from the
53:32dead, was about.
53:34And also work on the plasma body, which
53:36later in the dynastic period—as we said
53:39, in quotation marks, the remnants of
53:41that matriarchal period—was used by the
53:43"djehuty," the priests, to create the
53:45whole story about.
53:47>> About rebirth, about the tributes that
53:49had to be paid, and so on. Well, you
53:51know what happened.
53:54>> but also about mummification, because
53:56the rejuvenation process itself in
53:58ancient Kemet, back during the
54:00matriarchy, involved rubbing the person
54:02with special oils, pastes, and
54:04alchemical preparations, wrapping them
54:06in linen, leaving them there, and using
54:09vocal vibrations.
54:13And later
54:14>> well, I think I'll start recording with
54:16frequencies. Yes, I once had a plan to.
54:19Well, but this is
54:20>> apparently there's 438 Hz there. The
54:23frequency in the Great Pyramid Stargate
54:25has been studied.
54:26And
54:27>> that's among others Tom Kenyon, there
54:28are such recordings.
54:30They recorded there, he used his own
54:32voice, and then those sounds were
54:33analyzed.
54:36But you know what's interesting, in
54:38ancient India there are techniques
54:39derived from Siddha medicine, the
54:41prototype of Ayurveda, called Kaya Kalpa
54:43.
54:45And today you can look it up on Google,
54:47it's nothing that isn't common knowledge
54:49.
54:49Even when we had a podcast with Dr. Dbag
54:51, an Ayurvedic physician living in
54:53Poland, he said that these Kaya Kalpa
54:55techniques are still used today, though
54:57not in the same spectrum. And what do
54:59they consist of? that you take an old
55:01person, someone 70, 80, 90 years old,
55:04>> who has lost their teeth
55:06>> often, you rub them with pastes, rub
55:07them with Ayurvedic herbal oils. They
55:10are, of course, properly prepared for
55:12this, meaning with molecules or
55:15>> wrapped in linen and placed in a small
55:17room.
55:18It used to be caves, today it's small
55:20rooms, because these practices are still
55:22applied, and you lock them in,
55:24>> So a so-called sarcophagus is created.
55:27A so-called sarcophagus is made, where
55:29this person spends several months, which
55:31is hard for us to imagine, because being
55:33locked up for several months...They have
55:35specially prepared herbal decoctions,
55:37meditation techniques, and so on, and
55:39they come out, their teeth grow back,
55:41their—and these are documented cases—
55:43their hair grows back, their nails grow
55:46back, they return several decades
55:47younger, and exactly the same thing was
55:49used among the Essenes.
55:52It was the so-called ritual of sepulture
55:54, or the tomb.
55:56also appearing in the Apocrypha cut from
55:58the Holy Scripture.
56:01There is a fantastic researcher,
56:03Margherita Dolg, who focuses on the
56:05tradition of immaculate conceptions, but
56:07also refers to this, where the exact
56:09same procedure was used for rejuvenation
56:11in those Essene structures from which
56:13Jesus originated.
56:19And just to finish this topic, later in
56:22patriarchal times, because even the
56:24so-called King Lists, or lists of
56:25pharaohs, mention it, there were huge
56:28gaps lasting, for example, 1,000 years
56:30between one civilization and another,
56:32between one dynasty and the next,
56:34meaning they had lost that knowledge.
56:41Later, it became a mummification ritual
56:43, where organs were removed and hidden
56:45in those individual jars, which were
56:47housed under that so-called sarcophagus
56:49, and they simply lost the knowledge of
56:51what it was for.
56:55>> So they probably forgot a bit where the
56:57beginning was.
56:58Yes. Yes.
57:02Listen, what do you think about Sobek,
57:04about the archetype of Sobek, the sacred
57:06crocodile—is that energy to be tamed in
57:09your opinion, or rather a conscious
57:10force that needs to be directed?
57:16>> As I told you earlier, according to that
57:18Hermetic law, everything exists
57:20repeatedly at every level of existence.
57:24Likewise, we read archetypes and those
57:26so-called deities, meaning we read the
57:29ether of that Sobek within our own
57:31energy system.
57:33>> So, like a receiver,
57:35>> but it is also within us, right? So that
57:37force that wants to break through the
57:39second chakra, the sacral chakra, it is
57:41there.
57:42It is connected to our subconscious.
57:44Beautiful—listen, I had a beautiful
57:47dream after we returned from Egypt. I
57:49dreamed it; on one hand it was
57:51terrifying, but on the other, I later
57:53dreamed a few versions of this work with
57:55my subconscious.
57:58Representing this subconscious—which the
58:00Vedas also speak of in the Vedic
58:02approach—the second chakra is connected
58:05to the element of water, to that ocean,
58:07right?
58:09And now, I had this scenario where I saw
58:11Karolina is a great swimmer. She was
58:14swimming there like a fish in water, and
58:16I was standing over a place we know well
58:18, which is also in Egypt. There is this
58:21beautiful diving spot where there is a
58:23coral reef all around, and inside, you
58:25just have to jump into the water.
58:28I am standing there trying to submerge,
58:30but I have fears about getting into that
58:32water, about making contact.
58:34I try to put my head in a little, but I
58:36pull back.
58:39And the realization came during the day
58:41that I don't fully want to make contact
58:43with those uncomfortable aspects of
58:45myself that are connected to the
58:46subconscious.
58:50>> And as you asked if it is to be tamed,
58:52our listeners probably also know the
58:54very famous epigeneticist, Bruce Lipton
58:56.
58:59>> He said—we recently listened to a
59:01lecture with him, one of his newer ones
59:03. He is a very venerable gentleman over
59:0580 now.
59:07But he said a beautiful thing, and these
59:09are research-based.
59:11Uh, regarding the fact that between the
59:13third month before birth and the seventh
59:15year of life, we are in brain waves that
59:17are dominant in the child and the embryo
59:18. These are still the waves, yes, that
59:21are responsible for hypnosis, meaning we
59:22literally hypnotize ourselves with
59:24everything we see, feel, hear, and
59:26observe from our parents. This
59:29>> It's a natural state and hypnosis
59:30happens to us very often, though we
59:32aren't aware of it and even repress that
59:34knowledge.
59:35>> Yes. Yes, absolutely. And listen, he
59:38explained it beautifully, that 90
59:40percent is researched.
59:4595%of the decisions we make are based on
59:47that hard drive we code for ourselves,
59:49the operating system we literally
59:51hypnotize ourselves with between the
59:53third month before birth and the age of
59:55seven.
1:00:01And that is our subconscious, our
1:00:03beliefs, our fears, our wounds,
1:00:05everything our inner child encoded as
1:00:07love.
1:00:09If we experienced a lot of fear in
1:00:10childhood, we will confuse love with
1:00:12fear.
1:00:14And that is the enormous power of our
1:00:15subconscious.
1:00:17That is the "self."
1:00:19And so, if we work with our subconscious
1:00:21—and that was what also fascinates us so
1:00:23incredibly about ancient Egypt—those
1:00:25initiations were deep work on the level
1:00:27of our emotional body as well.
1:00:31It was about releasing the records from
1:00:33our subconscious.
1:00:37Before an initiate in those schools—
1:00:39which later, in the dynastic period,
1:00:40often went underground and became
1:00:42corrupted—was allowed to open their
1:00:44senses, they worked with their inner
1:00:46child, their inner woman, meaning their
1:00:48female line, their male line, and so on
1:00:50.
1:00:53And now,
1:00:54>> what's interesting,
1:00:57the Nile represented the spine, and
1:00:59along it were temples, and those temples
1:01:01represent the chakras.
1:01:03Each temple has a different vibration.
1:01:05And now, by going there, we feel it; we
1:01:07connect to the field of that temple,
1:01:10that structure, because it's not just
1:01:12temples, but also pyramids.
1:01:16If we enter it consciously—meaning we
1:01:18always lead groups this way, by first
1:01:20having a lecture where we dive into a
1:01:22given structure, where we inform what a
1:01:24given chakra means, what we might
1:01:26encounter, so that the person entering,
1:01:28for example, the Temple of Sobek (the
1:01:30temple of Sobek is in Kom Ombo, it's a
1:01:32dualistic temple, it has two Holy of
1:01:34Holies), when, for instance, certain
1:01:36things might start to flow out of their
1:01:38subconscious, because that vibration is
1:01:40cleansing.
1:01:43>> Mhm. And that can be difficult and
1:01:45uncomfortable.
1:01:46So if we already know about this and
1:01:47enter with the intention that we want to
1:01:49release what is ready to be released,
1:01:51and we want to consciously engage in
1:01:53this work, truly amazing things happen.
1:01:58And then this crocodile, which can
1:01:59manifest destructive power and could
1:02:01harm us or someone else—because these
1:02:03things repressed in the subconscious can
1:02:05release energy in this way and we
1:02:07suddenly, I don't know, lash out at
1:02:09someone, or get into a fight, or act not
1:02:11for the good of all living beings, but
1:02:12quite the opposite—this crocodile will
1:02:14start to serve us.
1:02:19And that is a beautiful archetype and
1:02:21philosophy, you know, because it's us
1:02:23reading on one hand, and on the other
1:02:25hand, a lot of feeling also comes up
1:02:26later.
1:02:28I have the impression that when we enter
1:02:30these temples, things get triggered in
1:02:32us that we once used and information
1:02:33starts flowing regarding,
1:02:35>> so it's more of a memory. More of a
1:02:37>> memory. More of a memory. Yes, it's
1:02:39incredible.

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