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Serpent images, shamans, and a DNA reading

Library of the Untold offers steps for seeing past biological habit, but only after a long setup. The self inside what he calls a black cube is not one body on one timeline. Mystics and shamans are the people who once looked past that limit. Their ladders and twin snakes are read as pictures of DNA, following Jeremy Narby. Sequences that make no protein are, for him, the wrong place to assume emptiness. Plant teachers have long been the way a person meets that code. Inner images after such a shift are not caused by the outer eye, and he asks if the beings met there are real, against a science that allows only matter. Cave art of human bodies with animal heads, and plants that sense light and sound, join the same signs. The steps ask for full immersion, then a deliberate unfocusing. Meditation or plants are ways of addressing DNA, and joined opposites are the gnosis he wants. This is his symbol reading, not a finding about living peoples.

Key points

  • The talk offers steps for seeing past habit, but only after a setup about mystics and shamans.
  • Ladders and twin snakes in shamanic speech are read, following Narby, as pictures of DNA.
  • Sequences that make no protein are, for him, a place a message could sit, because nature keeps no spare parts.
  • Plant teachers are said to have been used for ages to put a person in touch with that code.
  • Inner images and the beings in them are treated as possibly more real than eyesight, against a matter only science.
  • Plants are credited with sensing light and sound, and mixed human animal cave figures join the same signs.
  • The steps end in full immersion, then a deliberate unfocusing, with opposites joined as the heart of gnosis.

Short quotes

The entity who is really us is something that we cannot imagine with our mammalian brain.

Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading
Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading

Whatever we really are, he says, cannot be pictured by an ordinary mammal mind. Watch at 1:08

Twin serpents and spiraling ladders, of course, was symbolic for what we know now as DNA, as proposed quite convincingly by Jeremy Narby.

Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading
Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading

He follows Narby in taking paired snakes and spiral ladders as pictures of the genetic code. Watch at 5:33

When a person experiences vivid hallucinations after changing the channel of their DNA frequency, the images they see are not caused by external stimuli.

Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading
Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading

Visions after a shift in that frequency, he argues, do not come in through the outer eye. Watch at 9:05

Science teaches us to believe that the material world is the primary and only reality.

Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading
Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading

School science, in this talk, treats matter as the only world that counts. Watch at 11:54

Plants don't have eyes like we do, but they have photoreceptors along their entire mitochondria, just like the anatomy of the human eye.

Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading
Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading

He grants plants a kind of sight by way of light sensors, and he likens that to an eye. Watch at 14:32

We can speak directly to our DNA through plants or practice of meditation and other activities.

Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading
Library of the Untold, Shamans serpents and a DNA symbol reading

Plants or meditation, he says, are routes for addressing the genetic code without a lab. Watch at 27:10

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