Catacombs of Paris

So there's a really fun story they were telling there that you're able to get just from two little rooms.

So great storytelling, great environment where you're in the Paris catacombs and you're surrounded by this empire of the dead and these bones at all times.

And a really, really great ending story where it's like this secret nightclub where you get to watch murder live on stage and you get access, greeted, of course, by the Invisible Man with another great, great effect where it looks like the Invisible Man is right in front of you.

Still not quite sure.

That was definitely my favorite place that we went.

The Catacombs?

The Catacombs was sick.

Glad you made it out.

Yes.

We did not get taken by the as above so below creatures.

We did the Catacombs, the Eiffel Tower.

We saw the-

A massive network.

Or the Paris Catacombs.

We are told that they are 174 miles long.

However, only a small portion is open to the public, extending deep beneath the city streets, representing one of the largest grave sites in the world.

That is a good question.

One place in the book that I haven't visited that I've always wanted to is the Paris Catacombs.

So I put that in the book.

It's a good example to talk about, too, because it's a tourist destination, right? You go in, you go down, you come out to the gift shop.

There's weird, people have found weird stuff down there.

So it's a good example of a tourist spot that is actually just the tip of the iceberg.

And if you actually dug deep into Paris catacombs, but I've never been, I've been to Paris, but I've never been to Paris catacombs.

And I always, in my mind, I'm always like, I need to go there.

But now is the time for all of us to get a clearer understanding of what really took place in the past.

Catacombs all over the world on their website explaining that these go down 131 steps under Paris, France.

Tunnels that cover nearly 2,000 acres.

right below the city that we all walk on where we can explore about one mile of this place when it has 200 miles of bone lined walls and yet again two for two today though only a small part is explored and open to the public so we are getting an understanding that this six million total people is probably much more and again we have all asked where did this advanced civilization go i am simply researching and sharing what i find but we can all speculate that it's possible that they are all right below us a major reason in my opinion that these cities hold a very powerful energy one that draws a mass amount of people to them.

I think the way...

Because it was like the way it was, and I wasn't expecting it to go that route, I kind of liked it a bit more than it just being run-of-the-mill, oh, we're in the Paris catacombs and there's some weird shit down here.

Like, that, to me, would have just been boring...

As opposed to, you know, this was, I feel like it was trying something.

And it released, as we said earlier, on August 29th, 2014, making this movie 12 years old now.

Crazy.

The movie was actually filmed in the Paris Catacombs, giving the production a location that is considerably more authentic than the traditional horror set.

The filmmakers reportedly had access to areas of the Catacombs that aren't normally open to the public, and the film's title comes from the hermetic principle associated with the Emerald Tablet as above so below.

I made a bunch of updates, found new experiences at some of the older s- sites.

Um, the one place where I truly had an experience was the Catacombs of Paris, France, and that's when I had my first, what I would say, absolute ghost experience.

And it's a place I've been to twice now, um, and I'll never forget it.

It, it's, it's these tunnels underneath the city of Paris filled with bones, uh, just completely to the brim with bones in this very macabre pattern.