Stonehenge

They installed metatronic reversals to siphon life force.

Stonehenge, Giza, Vatican.

They built the Nephilim Reversal Grid, the NRG, to harvest feminine energy and block the grail womb codes.

Anybody familiar with Lisa Renee's work, energeticsynthesis.com? Um, that, that's where I got that terminology from.

The Trilithon is not a freestanding monument.

It's not three standing stones like at Stonehenge.

It's three gigantic limestone blocks locked into a retaining wall, halfway up a stepped foundation.

They form one continuous course, sitting on top of slightly smaller but still massive blocks and under yet another tier of heavy masonry.

And so for the way I look at the planet, um, the planet is alive and she also has these energy points and and so they are not seen but they can be felt by those that have the sensitivity to feel energy and they can also be like I believe that people that first started building churches and these sacred sites around the planet, they knew and could feel that energy.

And so that's why those places are located, like Machu Picchu and Stonehenge and, you know, the Great Pyramids of Gita.

Yes.

Yeah, so all

Yeah, those are...

Stargates, those are points of energy that are very, very highly concentrated.

And, you know, something like a Stonehenge, that area has the most UFO sightings and crop circles out of any place in the world.

And so when you look at some of these photos of crop circles, to me, that's profound proof.

Other columns and great hewn stones are scattered here and there by the roadside, telling of a grandeur that is past, of a civilization with which we have nothing to compare.

Another chapter in human history had been recently suggested by a great dolmen, worthy of Stonehenge.

Some of us longed to turn aside to examine it more closely, as it was the first we had seen in this country, although they are very abundant east of Jordan.

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Other columns and great hewn stones are scattered here and there by the roadside, telling of a grandeur that is past, of a civilization with which we have nothing to compare.

Another chapter in human history had been recently suggested by a great dolmen worthy of Stonehenge.

Some of us longed to turn aside to examine it more closely, as it was the first we had seen in this country, although they are very abundant east of Jordan.

Oh, I have had no luck lately.

And it was just so beautiful to really nurture that sacred relationship and for them to have this once in a lifetime experience.

And it was something that Michael's mom always wanted to do, to go to London, go to Stonehenge, be able to just... all of that experience, and they got a chance to have that.

So everything had been so perfect, so easy, so beautiful, synchronicities, wonderful from Glastonbury to Stonehenge to Avebury, coming to London.

I even guided them to stay in the hotel that I used to stay in all the time in Paddington, which was the Hotel Indigo.

So good.

There were originally several dozen of them, set in a ring roughly 130 metres in diameter.

Archaeologists have named this feature Woodhenge, after the stone circle at Stonehenge in England, and while the comparison is imperfect, the function appears similar.

The posts were positioned so that specific alignments mark the rising sun at the equinoxes and solstices.

Standing at the centre of the circle and looking east on the morning of the spring equinox, the sun would have risen directly over the front slope of Monk's Mound.

And there really is this, it's not just Mesoamerica.

All around the world, Stonehenge or whatever it is, this is something that people record.

But the Maya got such a good control of it.

That's one of the reasons they worship time.