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In a long talk with Emilio Ortiz, Billy Carson moves from illness to a cosmology he treats as research. He describes fluid in his lungs, dangerous fevers, and a warning of septic shock, then a calm in which many faces passed across deep time. Taught to read the Bible young, he treats it as one view among many, not a package to swallow, and he warns that fanaticism crowds out every other question. Creation, for him, shows one pattern in the very small and the very large. Elongated skulls, Nephilim, and images of giants are traces of beings revered as gods while only playing the part. A catastrophe of poisonous wind, melted sand, and damaged pyramids is something some of those figures survived, in his account. He also reports Aboriginal, Hopi, and Lakota tellings that people were brought here to preserve this human form, with Pleiadian visitors named. Some pyramids, as a channeling he presents, were like gates. He closes on self-love against a culture of competition. These are Carson’s claims.
Key points
- Carson describes a near fatal infection, a peaceful vision of many human faces, and the loss of his fear of death.
- He treats the Bible as a book he was taught to question, and he warns against taking any religion as a total package.
- He claims a likeness between the smallest scale of nature and the largest.
- Elongated skulls, Nephilim, and giant figures in Mesopotamian art are, in his reading, memories of powerful beings who were not truly gods.
- He reports traditions in which people were brought here to preserve humankind, and he presents some pyramids as gates.
- He argues that self-love would move a society from competition toward collaboration.
Short quotes
heart monitor on and everything else taking blood samples and they said you are going into septic shock your organs
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Doctors told him the infection had reached septic shock. Watch at 9:32
was magical man it was really magical it took my complete fear of death
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The vision, he says, ended his fear of dying. Watch at 13:31
beliefs will shape then our reality so it becomes then about what beliefs do we
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He treats belief as something that builds the world a person then inhabits. Watch at 18:17
see there's a connection between the smallest piece and the largest piece when Quantum physicist zoomed into the
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The very small and the very large are, for him, one pattern. Watch at 32:09
some of the people and some of the Nephilim actually did survive this catastrophe okay but it wiped out quite
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Some Nephilim, in his reading, lived through the disaster. Watch at 46:01
to be a Stargate from what I've channeled for what what I've received and it's like almost like these pyramids
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He presents a pyramid gate as something received in a channeling. Watch at 52:15
Video by Emilio Ortiz. Watch on YouTube.