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Freddy Silva, talking with Amrit Sandhu, treats temples as places where a local spirit answers a clear aim. Bodies, he says, are electrical and tune to a site until the place seems to reply. The first sanctuaries came from a parallel civilization that bent nature’s rules, not from machines of another planet. At Giza he points to heavy water wear on a neighboring temple and to a flood in deep prehistory, while the pyramids’ mass kept them standing. Stonehenge, in a test he cites, sits where the land sleeps and wakes, and quartz in the stones is said to hold a charge. He trusts Aboriginal, Indian, and especially Tamil memory of long cycles more than a Europe centered story. Mu, his name for the Pacific land often called Lemuria, was a chain of large islands lost when seas rose after the ice. Atlantis, he says, belongs in the Atlantic. He also passes on sonar reports of a stepped pyramid in shallow water and a citylike pattern far down off northwest Cuba.
Key points
- Temples are places where intention and a local spirit are said to meet across a thin veil.
- A parallel civilization, not visitors with alien machines, is his account of the first sanctuaries.
- Water wear at Giza and a flood in deep prehistory are offered as marks that people miss.
- Stonehenge is tied to a land that sleeps and wakes, with quartz said to store a charge.
- Mu is described as Pacific islands drowned by a large rise in sea level, while Atlantis is kept in the Atlantic.
- Sonar claims of a stepped pyramid and a deep city off Cuba are passed on as drowned remains of that world.
Short quotes
the Earth does go to sleep at night and then it wakens again
Freddy Silva, Silva on temples and lost lands
A test at the stone circles is said to show the land sleeping and waking. Watch at 13:13
there was a parallel civilization that built the temples
Freddy Silva, Silva on temples and lost lands
He credits a parallel civilization with the original temples. Watch at 24:53
the energy goes into the quartz in the stone
Freddy Silva, Silva on temples and lost lands
Quartz inside the blocks is where he says the charge is held. Watch at 36:00
the Tamil culture especially of Southern India they talked about that a long time ago
Freddy Silva, Silva on temples and lost lands
He points to Tamil tradition as an early witness of long cycles. Watch at 48:43
was actually a string of big Islands much more than we have today
Freddy Silva, Silva on temples and lost lands
The Pacific land, in his account, was a larger chain of islands. Watch at 56:52
an entire city down there 2,000 feet (609 meters) below sea level and it looks like a Maya temple city
Freddy Silva, Silva on temples and lost lands
He reports a deep sonar image that resembles a Maya temple city. Watch at 1:54:02
Video by Amrit Sandhu 🙏🏻. Watch on YouTube.