This group explores the intersection of ancient wisdom, geometry, and physics. We study historical texts that reference advanced technology, analyze the design and orientation of temples and megaliths, and discuss how geometry, resonance, and material science may have contributed to their function. Topics include energy transmission through stone and structure, harmonic geometry and sacred ratios, evidence of lost technological knowledge, reconstruction of ancient tools and methods, and the application of modern field theory to ancient sites.
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JustinS replied to the topic
Maybe hitting it with a stick isn’t the solution – Buga Sphere in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 2 days, 11 hours agoPart of me wonders if the riddle runs much deeper than we realize. There is so much in our history that suggests that our initial assumptions are usually way off from the truths we uncover later in time. I would be interested in knowing who is in the current possession of the sphere and what they plan to do with it. It seems to me there was a lot…[Read more]
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JustinS replied to the topic
Maybe hitting it with a stick isn’t the solution – Buga Sphere in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 2 days, 11 hours agoThe video was interesting, but do you know if the information was supported by any other sources?
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Ty_Verse replied to the topic
Maybe hitting it with a stick isn’t the solution – Buga Sphere in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 days, 9 hours agoCheck this out. Something is definitely up with this thing: https://youtu.be/4_29z2j9qcM?si=-RfWcCC0P7sqAu_M
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Maybe hitting it with a stick isn’t the solution – Buga Sphere in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 days, 13 hours agoThere is a theory that this is very old tech, recently unearthed, but human. This is because of the marking on it which look like a very archaic form of Sanskrit. It also reacts to mantras. I am leaning more towards this interpretation. As for what it was originally used for, your guess is as good as mine. My first guess, “alien dodgeball” is…[Read more]
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Maybe hitting it with a stick isn’t the solution – Buga Sphere in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 days, 20 hours agoI’ll be honest, I’m fairly unfamiliar with the Buga Sphere, but what I do remember is there being quite a bit of controversy around it. I had hoped that, given time, some more information would be discovered. I’m reading a blog on the subject right now, and something that stands out to me in particular is that the tests and such we did on the…[Read more]
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Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 days, 4 hours agoThe Silicon Sorcery: Why You Are Already a Witch
Note from the Author: This piece emerged from a deep, collaborative dialogue with an AI. It is a synthesis of concepts I have encountered across various disciplines—from quantum physics to occult philosophy—connected and refined through our conversation to postulate a cohesive vision of our “en…[Read more]
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Recreating the “Dendera Light”: Working Plasma off Egyptian Temple Reliefs in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 1 month, 3 weeks agoTo regular archeologists this makes no sense, just one more piece of evidence to suggest that human societies go back waaaay further than they say they do. Try explaining how one of the very earliest human civilizations had massive pyramids and electricity??
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joshchen replied to the topic
What was the function of Egyptian “false doors”? in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 months, 3 weeks agoNearly every ancient culture has a scrying method. I think it is funny that people think this is something bad… meanwhile they are locked into a device with a black screen all day… they even get into arguments with it XD
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Recreating the “Dendera Light”: Working Plasma off Egyptian Temple Reliefs in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 months, 3 weeks agomind = blown
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DREW replied to the topic
Greek Fire, Explained in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 months, 4 weeks agoNo fire suits? No worries, I’ll just jump into this ocean… oh wait, that’s on fire too? Well shit….
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NoraSpinnor started the topic
Greek Fire, Explained in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 months, 4 weeks ago“Greek fire” (more accurately, the Byzantines’ liquid fire) was a short-range naval flamethrower used from the 7th–14th centuries CE. Unlike pitch pots or flaming arrows, this was a projected incendiary: a pressure-pumped stream of burning liquid blasted from bronze nozzles on ships. Contemporary accounts emphasized terror at sea: flames that cl…[Read more]
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Matt replied to the topic
Recreating the “Dendera Light”: Working Plasma off Egyptian Temple Reliefs in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 3 months, 4 weeks agowow I have 2 admit I totally wulda read that one wrong like this is a fertility symbol right? just look at that slong! nope! I was wrong, waay wrong lmao!
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Ty_Verse replied to the topic
Reading Walls Like Schematics: decoding sacred geometry by function, not symbol in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months agoTemples were the tech. When humanity gets further into studies about consciousness this will become even more evident.
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Ty_Verse replied to the topic
Recreating the “Dendera Light”: Working Plasma off Egyptian Temple Reliefs in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months agoNow this is cool. Honestly I’d have no idea what that was by looking at the picture but this guy did. Right on!
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