Absolutely! Gobekli wasn’t abandoned and forgotten. It was intentionally buried. That’s the piece most people miss and it points to one thing: they knew a reset was coming. Imagine standing on the cusp of global collapse… ice melting, fire (aka comets) raining from the sky… and realizing your entire civilization’s knowledge could be erase…[Read more]

There is so much evidence for the younger dryas theory it’s overwhelming. I don’t know what is so hard for people to accept that human history goes back much further than ancient Egypt. Maybe it’s because we’re coming up on another. People have to face the fact that a comet could wipe us out, or at least most of us. Not a pleasant thought, I know,…[Read more]

This actually blew my mind a little 😮‍💨 I’ve always loved dragons but thought of them more like archetypes… tying them to actual cosmic events like comets hits on a whole new level. Imagine surviving something like that and trying to pass it down through generations, you’d wrap it in myth too.

So yeah… maybe dragons are real. Just not how we ex…[Read more]

OKAY but like 😳🔥 this makes WAY too much sense omg. I feel like these myths are encoded survival memories and honestly it makes me want to sit with my ancestors and ask what they saw in the sky 🧿

I never really questioned the mainstream version of the Sea Peoples before, I just assumed they were raiders. But reading this, something clicked. What if they weren’t destroyers… but witnesses? People who had seen their world collapse and were trying to carry forward what little they had left? I keep thinking about how much sacred knowledge has…[Read more]

This resonates so much… especially the part about Egypt being a restoration, not a beginning. In Buddhism, we have this idea that teachings appear, disappear, and reappear across kalpas. The Dharma isn’t lost forever, it sleeps. Then, when conditions are right, it wakes up again through the minds of those ready to receive it. I think human soc…[Read more]

I def think they were trying to preserve people and probably information during some type of flood. If it were me I’d save as much science information as I could, like textbooks that cover every subject imaginable. I’d hate for that kind of knowledge to get lost.

i think we lost whole worlds when the water rose. whole lineages of knowledge got swallowed by the tide. and honestly, i don’t think they were primitive at all. i think they knew things we’re just now remembering again like how to live in sync with the field. and yea, we’ve barely looked cuz digging up the past underwater doesn’t fit the story t…[Read more]

yea gobekli was fr a hideout. they knew something was coming and it wasnt gunna be good. idk how they got the message but they knew all over the world they knew. i wonder if ppl were warned today theyd do anything about it or theyd just be like dont look up. i feel like somethin could happen again and im not just gonna sit on my ass about it, the…[Read more]

The Younger Dryas Wasn’t Just Some Cold Snap. It Was A Reset Button. A Cosmic Gut Punch. Something Came Down Hard And Fast And Lit This Planet Up Like A Matchbook.

Fragmented Comet? That’s The Working Theory. But It Was More Than Just Rock And Ice. That Was A Delivery System. Payload Was Change. Firestorms, Shockwaves, Tsunamis Bigger Than Any…[Read more]