JAW-DROPPING! The VATICAN’S SUPPRESSION of the ‘SHINING ONES’ from OUR HISTORY! with Freddy Silva

Freddy Silva 0:00
It was someone who understands the rhythms of nature, can understand them and can embed them within the rules themselves.

Alex Ferrari 0:07
And this information has been lost to history, and we're slowly remembering it is that what's happening?

Freddy Silva 0:12
It's the first rule of the universe, the fact that you are not allowed to intervene in the direction or development of another race, unless you're specifically asked to, is to prepare the fact that we are in a very unpredictable and unstable universe. The stories of the flood, which we can now date accurately to 9600 BC, if the Sumerians are writing about it, they can't be in the flood. The story must come from earlier people.

Alex Ferrari 0:39
Why did the Vatican suppress that information. Why did they not include it?

I'd like to welcome back to the show. Returning champion, Freddy Silva how you doing Freddy?

Freddy Silva 0:59
Champion, wow. I've been called heretic, all kinds of things but champion, well, that's right up there, isn't it?

Alex Ferrari 1:09
It is, sir, it is. Well, I appreciate you coming back on the show. I had such a fun time talking to you last time, and apparently a few people liked it. Our last conversation has done very, very well, closing on 700 as of this, or over 700 as of this in this conversation. So people seem to like when you, apparently people like when you and I have a conversation. So let's see what we can do in this one my friend. So we talked a whole lot about a bunch of different rabbit holes we went down last time. But today I wanted to talk about one thing I've seen you talk about in other shows and in your work, who are the shining ones?

Freddy Silva 1:48
Oh, can you keep a secret?

Alex Ferrari 1:50
I It's just between you and me. No one else is listening.

Freddy Silva 1:52
Okay, so can I next? Next conversation the shining ones? It's a term that went back to the time of the Anunnaki, the people of the sky. You know, there's people that always seem to get a bad rap every way you look on the internet, for all the wrong reasons. I've been trying to rehabilitate them, and I did so in my my book The Missing lands. I think I did a good job of it, I hope. And it goes back to a comment that was made by a writer called me Anu. There'll be a test on this, by the way, people and writer called Ahmed ur Anu. Now you might know him by his sort of Hebrew nice name, which is Enoch, not his real name. And he was one of the Anu, obviously, judging by his title. And he was having a sort of a fly on the wall observation during a meeting with the Lords of Anu just before the great flood. So we're 11,000 years ago at this point. And he talks about how the Lords of Anu and the watchers, who were the interim people between the Lords of Anu and your average hunter gatherer, they had a problem with sunlight. Their skin was very, very light. They didn't call them white skin. They call them light skinned people, and they had to keep putting this sort of ointment on their skin, almost like sunscreen. And even Ahmed ur Anu was also given the ointment, and he gave the skin a shining appearance. So the name stuck, but it's a double meaning to it, because these people were very enlightened. They were much more knowledgeable about the laws of nature, and pretty much a few steps ahead of the average hunter gatherer. And because knowledge and wisdom gives you a certain luster and a certain demeanor, that's also a term for who they were. They were enlightened people. So you have a glow about you. There's a shine about you, you know, and then about you know, 10,000 years later, we start depicting saints and holy people with that halo around them in pictures that also defines as a shining person, an enlightened person. So that's kind of where the turn comes from.

Alex Ferrari 3:51
Now you were mentioning the the Anu and the Anunnaki, which, for everybody who doesn't know, obviously, came from the Sumerian Texas, and it's in The Epic of Gilgamesh too, the oldest story we know. Am I correct in that?

Freddy Silva 4:04
And it was already 5000 years old by the time the Sumerians got their hands on that, you see, really?

Alex Ferrari 4:10
So is that? So the Sumerians? So how did the Sumerians get that information to don't write it down again?

Freddy Silva 4:18
I was looking at this idea because if you read the Epic of Gilgamesh and many of the flood myths that the Sumerians were writing about, the whole thing's out of time, because the Sumerian culture apparently appears out of nowhere about 5000 BC. Well, you have to have a precedent. You don't just show up with a fully developed language, a fully developed cosmology, the ability to build pyramids and so forth. It has to have a progression. And I was looking to the origins of Armenia, and I was talking to some of the scholars up in Yerevan, and they're saying, Please, we're desperate to tell you the story that all of that information came from us, because Sumerian is based on old Armenian. So the stories of the flood, which we can now. Update accurately to 9600 BC. If the Sumerians are writing about it, they can't be in the flood. The story must come from earlier people. And of course, it came from the Armenian Highlands and all that region around Mount Arara, around Lake van. And they've got incredible stories about people doing extraordinary things, who then moved down to the Sumerian lands in Mesopotamia during a climate change episode around 6000 BC, just as they did around the Black Sea in Siberia and into Europe. So it fits in very nicely.

Alex Ferrari 5:31
What are those amazing things that they were doing?

Freddy Silva 5:34
Well, they were, despite this human like, but not quite human, which is a wonderful phrase. And I said, well, they looked like us, but they were much taller. They were blonde, they were red headed. They had green eyes, or blue eyes, and so it sounds like Caucasian people, but Caucasian people were very rare 12,000 years ago. So these were people who also understood the laws of nature and how to bend them. You hear the same story in the Egyptian text as well, where they were called the shining ones, the followers of Horus, they said that the difference between them and us was the fact that they understood everything about nature and the sky. They were master astronomers, seafarers and mathematicians. And when you have that degree of information, you can bend the rules within the rule themselves, so you can change the weather, just like a Navajo Shaman can today, just by the ease of prayer and devotion, you can actually manipulate the weather in that respect. So this is what made them different. They had control of the laws of nature, and you can do things within that thing. You can become a great healer. If you understand how the rules of the human body work. You can move the toleric currents of the Earth, because they are electromagnetic, and so are we and so are they? So using the idea of guided intention, you can actually move to the recurrence. I can show you how to do this in five seconds, if you have the time. Alex, absolutely difficult. It's not that difficult. You have to understand how it works. And once you've understood it, which paradoxically takes years to figure out, which is what I do, you can actually it move by conscious intention, the tolerant currents. But of course, unless you anchor them, they move back to where they were. It's part of the temple making process around the world where, and this, this is now the overlap with the Egyptian tradition, which is written on the walls of Ed through where they had a group of gods who real people. By the way, they're just like curves, just a bit a bit taller. And they said that because they understood laws of nature, they could actually choose the right stone and the right guided intention to place those currents where they wanted them to be in order to build a temple or a pyramid and so forth. And today, we can actually go there with expensive equipment, like magnetometers. But if you don't happen to have $40,000 you can get some dowsing rods, become a dowser and find the same thing. So again, it's about how to work with the laws of nature. Understand how nature works, and then understand that your intention is also a packet of information that correctly guided can actually move things to your will. Now there's a wonderful experiment that was done in Princeton, which I always refer to because it's mind blowing. It was back in the 80s. It's the Princeton engineering anomalies research department. There are a group of people who are in charge of looking at that fine line between science and mysticism, that gray area. How can we define this sort of mysticism and put it in scientific terms, is there an overlap? So they do, cut a very long story short, they basically train 20 people to sit in a room to project their guided intention at a computer that was giving you a regular drum beat, and they succeeded in changing the construct of the drum beat. Now if 22 people can do that to a computer that tells you a lot about the power of the human body and its mind and its ability to connect with the laws of nature. Well, that makes you a God. That's what the original term God meant. It was someone who understands the rhythms of nature, can understand them and can embed them within the rules themselves. And of course, there are parameters. You don't want to overstep those parameters, because then you create evil darkness and the other nefarious things that come with it. But the idea was that you learn to do this for the betterment of society, not against society itself.

Alex Ferrari 9:11
So it sounds like you had a group of Neo's from The Matrix who are able to understand the code and bend the code to his will in many ways.

Freddy Silva 9:22
There's a lot to be said for the matrix and Star Wars as well, and Lord of the Rings. I mean, all of these wonderful stories, including many Walt Disney characters, are also based on those ancient traditions which then give are given a new coat of paint for a new audience. It's a bit like walking around in the Greek era and saying, Hey, I got a great story about Jason and the Argonauts. Here's a guy. You won't believe this. He has to overcome these 12 obstacles to find his divine bride. And the Egyptian and the audience will say, what I mean, that's plagiarism. That's the story of Isis and Osiris. And then that got changed into the Arthurian tradition for the Middle Ages. Because, I mean, people in middle of Europe didn't know what the hell. An ocean was so to have a ship story in the middle of Germany at the time was like, that doesn't make any sense. So, oh, we'll invent the Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. And that story is also filled with astrological and astronomical data as well, if you care to pull the story apart. And that's how they work. That's how they basically train people into the mysteries teachings by bailing these stories in a way that's acceptable to the current audience.

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So let me ask you, you were mentioning the power of the mind and the power of intention and the power of the human body and and these mystics, if you say understood things a little bit differently than the rest of us, it sounds to me like very yogic, like the yogic powers that I've heard of, or even Jesus Christ's miracles sound very similar. As far as healings and levitation and manifestation, you know, you know things coming out of your hands. And there's, there's a yogi right now, who could you know ash would come out of his hands and manifest? Ash out of, out of the air and things like that. There has been some science around those mysteries, like to chi, the power of the Chi being able to heat something up with your hands. I mean, I've seen those demonstrations of these master Tai Chi masters and martial art masters who can literally pop something from across the room with their mind, or they use the Force essentially, is that, is that, is that your findings as well?

Freddy Silva 12:24
Absolutely, yeah, I am not the interviewee you're looking for. Exactly power of the mind of a matter. That's what, exactly what it is. And people used to take three to 10 years out of their daily lives to learn these things. The first year was literally dedicated to the adepts observing you and saying, Can this person have the character and the inclination to go through with these years of teaching and apply the information for the greater good and for their own empowerment as well, in terms of making them a better person? If you didn't fulfill that first year you were out, that's what that was, the gatekeeping. The Templars had exactly the same system for gatekeeping to prevent people from abusing this information. And it was, it was thought to do with how the human body and the human mind are constructs of the planet Earth, which is a living sentient creature, living organism. So therefore we are no different to nature. We can do what nature can do. You just have to philosophize it, understand it, experience it. And once you understand the experience, you integrate it in your life, and you become the very thing that you're trying to I want to say manipulate, but manipulate is a word that's been used quite wrongly in our era. It's actually to change by by hand. That's what manipulation actually means. So you deliberately changing something according to your will, not for the wrong reasons, but for the right reasons. So all of these things have to do with understanding how everything is based on electricity, magnetism, the wonderful thing called gravity, which we still know very little about. I mean, I'm about to demonstrate anti gravity right now. I can actually use my mind to counter gravity. So there's that connection again. If my mind can undo gravity, think of what it can do by understanding and breaking down, let's say, a table into its constituent parts of atoms and molecules, and being able to reconfigure that, if you can believe that to the point where you can sense it, smell it, and breathe it, you become the table, and then you can actually alter the outcome of that table and maybe turn into a chair or a car or something. So yes, this is the kind of technology that these people were learning. And yes, people in Nepal will have even better stories about people doing the yogic flying or the moving of boulders up a hill just by the use of sound. These stories are all around the world. So again, it goes back to what the Sumerians and the Egyptians have noticed that these people were different because they understood the laws of nature and had a bend them at will.

Alex Ferrari 14:50
And this information has been lost to history, and we're slowly remembering it is this what's happening?

Freddy Silva 14:56
Oh, I wrote a few books about it, but I'm slow. You I'm slowly piecing it together. It wasn't my intention, but I keep bumping into the information as I travel around the world. And I listen to people whose ancestors were here 1020, 30,000, years ago. And so they are closer to those stories than any of us or any academic. So I want to hear what they have to say, so, but they're all over the place. They're fragmented, and then they've been destroyed by, you know, by climate, earthquakes, warfare, and, of course, recently, organized religion. All of these things are inspiring to destroy this stuff, but I keep bumping into them all over the place. I mean, for example, the teachings that Jesus was trying to learn through the Essenes called away, I trace all the way back to Japan, to the 17 ways of ISIS or ISA, the caller out there, and that is dated to around, conservatively to eight and a half 1000 BC. So you see how the information has already gone from 17 ways down to one by the time it gets to the time of the Essenes. So it's still around, and you still pick up bits and pieces of it in different cultures like Zen or Buddhism and most Eastern traditions still have an inkling of what these 17 teachings were about, but a lot of them have been lost. So it's one of my little side projects that I'm doing right now Alex is to try and put together all the original 17 teachings. Like I said, bloody hard work. There's a another writer called and I'm going to hate myself because I forget people's names. Unfortunately, he wrote a lovely book that kind of went right alongside the research that I was doing into the last art of resurrection, which talks about these teachings. And he basically lived not far from me in Maine, and he also learned and taught himself ancient Japanese understand how to find these original 17 teachings. I got hold of him, and I said, Listen, how far have you got? Because I'm not making much progress. I said, Well, I've managed to find three of the teachings. I said, Well, that's about as much as I've got as well. So I'll let you know if I find any more of those missing teachings, and you let me know if you find anything else. And then somehow we put our heads together and try to rebuild all of this, because it's the same story. In Egypt, there are the missing books of DJI, what the Greeks call tov. I definitely feel that they are buried somewhere deep in the Nile Delta, because Judy's house is actually closer to the delta of the Nile, and it's covered at 30 feet of mud. I'm sure that they're there somewhere, but part of it was discovered in the at Food text at food in Egypt. So we're making a little bit of progress. It's going to be slow work. So I hope our listeners are patient, because I certainly have the patience to do it, and I'm very determined to complete those 17 teachings.

Alex Ferrari 17:44
Now, you mentioned ancient Japan. I've really never heard of I've never hear people talking about the east in that way, like the ancient like in ancient, ancient times, India, yes, China, to a certain extent, yes, but it never I never hear stories that go back past 6000 years, you know, because, of course, in mainstream education, you know, well some religions, it's the planets, only 6000 years old, but, but the but generally, it stops at the Great, the the old. Was it the old empire or the old time in the Egyptian times, the old I forgot what the word is, but you know what I'm talking about, that time, and that was it. Now we know through other things that humanity has been around longer than that, but I really haven't heard a lot of stories or myths even, or teachings from ancient Japan or South America again, to us, it only goes back so far. The Olmecs are probably as old as far back as I've heard down in South America and even North America, you know, not much really, other than the the just the Native Americans and how far they go back. What have you seen, or what have you heard in your travels in all of these other areas that are don't get the press that Egypt and Greece and Europe, you know, these kind of areas in the Middle East and in that area get because there was a lot more going on around the other planet as well correct?

Freddy Silva 19:18
Exactly, and you have to dig deep. You have to be patient. You have to travel. When I was collating the information for the missing lands, which seems like a lifetime away, that book, I thought I almost remember writing it yesterday, and I've already done two more books since that one, it's funny how the world works. I was asking the same question, because everything is so Egypt centric, but the Egyptian gods came from somewhere else, and it's written right there on the wall that came from a land is now missing. In the middle of the Indian Ocean, there were eight lands altogether. I found seven of them already, and they all either were islands or they behaved like islands. So in terms of the Far East, I also there was sort of a big gap. And I began to get inklings of it during my travels in Polynesia. And I. Technically, in New Zealand, where one of the oldest cultures on the planet called the waiter hard they still live there. There's only about 10,000 people left, and they love me because I published their traditions with their permission, of course, to give to the world an idea that something else is going on here. And they pre see the Maori, and I made this big logical jump. Said, Well, for me, the way that you described your story, it seems to be you came from somewhere else, like Armenia and Japan, like Hokkaido specifically, and the head of the tribe said, how the Have you figured that out? I said, I've just had the management talking to me. Had a little birds defeating me information, but I can't prove it. And I said, Well, it's absolutely true. We originally came from the Armenian Highlands, which means that you are related to the Anunnaki. And said, yeah, the people of the sky god, that's right. And we eventually moved to Hokkaido, where the Ainu are there, and they have the stories of the gods arriving at the end of the flood in Japan. Well, that's when the 17 ways of Issei show up in Japan around 9700 BC, that's when the flood occurred. So within 1000 years, you have these teachings by these two gods. One of them was Ameda, and she basically becomes a foundation of what would become Shinto, the religious practice of Shinto, which goes back several 1000 years, much to the chagrin of Japanese historians who claim Japan is only about 3000 years old. So you had this problem in terms of the dynamic of academia not wanting to accept that things are much, much older. They put into the idea of mythology or folklore, and yet, mythology and folklore are accurate observations of actual events. They just dramatized in a way that we can understand them and repeat them to our children our grandchildren. It's a theatrical device. So if you go around Japan, and you go around, specifically the south part of Japan, around Mount Miwa, and also the Korean peninsula, which, back then, was attached to Japan before the sea level rise. There's a lot of ancient stuff there going on. There's a lot of things which looked like they were cut by lasers, rock boats, which the locals said, yeah, the gods used to fly with these rock boats. They used to cut them out of the stone, beautifully precise things. And some of them are lying on the slopes of Mount Mewa, and they're still there in the middle of the forest. Same thing happens in Korea. We tend to think that the dolmens, which are ubiquitous throughout Europe, are European. Well, no, they came from Korea. The name is actually Korean. It means large, upright rocks so and they talk about the gods also escaping a sinking land around the somewhere near the coastline of Japan at the end of a global deluge. And then the survivors brought the information to the hunter gatherers, and it's from them that we discovered civilization. So right there around the Japanese area, we have a much older tradition, specifically as the the way, which is the Tao become the Dao in China. So the whole thing's moving inland, all the time away from the ocean, not the other way around. We tend to think that the Dao is a Chinese invention, but it seems to appear in Japan way before China. And they are to have the stories of the gods surviving the flood and arriving at specific locations to teach the surviving hunter gatherers how to get their act together and stop going around naked. Put some clothes off, man, and build yourself some shelter. And you had the same story in South America, you know, the locals remember a time when we walked around like animals, you know, we basically did some rather pornographic things with animals too, and we couldn't even be, you know, there was no distinction between the two. So then the gods arrive at the end of the flood and say, Look, you can do better than that. There's not many of us left. You know, just because we were gods didn't mean that we also escaped the flood. We also died, too. So we're gonna have to work together. Now, this is how you modern, how you do agriculture, how you put two pieces of wheat together and create bread, or the animal over there. If you squeeze the teats, you get milk and stuff like that. And by the way, here's having to do with mathematics, astrology, astronomy, because you have to know what's happening in the sky to prepare for the future. Cat cataclysms, which are always here. They happen every couple of 1000 years. But I mean, we've had 13 near end of civilization scenarios in the last 11,000 years, mostly to do with meteorites or solar cycles and sunspots, which incinerate certain parts of the earth. So this is where we suddenly develop our understanding of how to be civilized. And the stories go hand in hand with the arrival of Gods from the sinking lands in the middle of the ocean at the end of the flood.

Alex Ferrari 24:40
Now you're speaking of these missing lands. I'm assuming one of them is Atlantis, the one that gets all the press. But what are these other lands? I haven't really heard of me. I heard of Lemuria. But what are the other lands that were supposedly missing during these times?

Freddy Silva 24:56
Well, there was Atel, of course, which becomes Atlantis. Plant. This was a renaming of the original. And the story appears in Portugal, in fact, in the exact location where I was born, which is very strange, with a group of people called the people of the serpent, who were also nicknamed The Shining ones. Well, they also appear at the same time, exactly the same day, on the opposite side of the ocean in Yucatan. They were called the it's, they were into big names back then, Atul, it's, it was very simple. And they talk about how they escaped the sinking land mass in the middle of the Atlantic. But in Central America, they talk also about another land mass in the in the middle of the Pacific, from which they came, which the Hobie talk about, called kashkara, if you go to South America, and they also have more all, by the way, which, of course, is becomes Lemuria. There's no such thing as Lemuria. It's all or more in the Polynesian language. And they have that story in South America. But the Aya Mara, which still live, and there's only about 8000 left around Lake City carcass today, they said that they arrived at the end of the ice age with a group of gods to rebuild, not build, rebuild, the city of Tiwanaku, which back then was one of those islands in the middle of an inland ocean called Lake Tika. So that's another one. And they also call another place called Kainga Nui, Nui, which meant the big land in the east. It was somewhere between Easter Island and South America completely gone, but parts of it were still on US Naval maps in the 18th century, and US Navy went out there looking for these lands, and they disappeared due to volcanic action and the fact there wasn't much of it left to begin with. There was another one that I heard in the Pacific and South America called La bukija, which seems to be part of Moul as well, because we tend to think of, let's say, a Lemuria, for the sake of argument, was as a big land. It wasn't that was millions and millions of years ago. It was a continent that broke down gradually over time. So there are many, many islands that by the time we get to the end of the ice age. So this is where the confusion comes in. So we have la Bucha, which used to be a part of as well. And then we have, of course, this sinking land, sunken land where the gods of the the followers of Horus, came from, which is somewhere in the Indian Ocean called the island of the egg and island of fire. So obviously that was volcanic. Haven't quite found it yet, but I did talk to a wisdom keeper in the Cook Islands, which you'll have to look on Google Earth, because a it's hard to find them too. The island on which he lives is even harder to find. It's about three feet above sea level. You've just been evacuated to Australia, and he is the last wisdom keeper, and he was telling me at the time when the the Anunnaki, which they called the tupanaki in Polynesia, there were sailors that used to go. Then they had a base up to 3000 BC. And before that, they used to live on their own island off the coast of what is now Saudi Arabia, when it sank, and Saudi Arabia went up at the end of the end of the Ice Age, and that was called tupanaki, I believe. So we have all these places. Oh, and I forget the most important one, which is what I'm working on right now, which is the, possibly the original home of the Anunnaki, up in the Armenian Highlands, which is also an island somewhere just outside of Yerevan on a big river, and it too behaved, just like Lake Lake Tika and Tiwanaku as well. The two are mirror images of each other, and both cultures have a memory of each other's cultures in that part of the world. So that's a work in progress. I've, I think I've nailed seven out of eight so far. So it's a very exciting moment. I just have to go to army and finish the job now

Alex Ferrari 28:41
It sounds it sounds fascinating, and I'm assuming that mainstream, our archeology is really not looking

Freddy Silva 28:51
It's a lost cause. I mean, they just make I was just, in fact that I was just listening to my colleague Graham Hancock, and he's having a rebuttal on YouTube to Flint dribble, as I call him the little poison dwarf, a lion, a hypocrite. I mean, he really is, and he's basically now debunking what dribble had said in his podcast with Joe Rogan, that he's just making stuff up, and he was so these people are very evasive, and they don't want to talk to us, but independent researchers like myself, who do the homework and dot the i's and cross the T's and have a big bibliography in the back of the book to show that the information comes from real sources, not the internet. It shows that we're actually making much more progress because we talk to each other, and I'm not afraid of talking to climatologists and Weather experts and archeologists, historians, paleontologists, all kinds of ologists, because it brings more information for me to gather from, and I can sit back and go, Wait a minute. That connects to that, and that connects to that. And we have a bit of a story developing here. Well, if you're going to remove 90% of that information, then you're lost. Yes, you're only focusing the light on one speck of the the ancient information and the history, and you pretty much lost. You don't know what you're talking about. So I think we are making much more progress just because we have a much more open mind and hopefully no agenda.

Alex Ferrari 30:15
The agenda is the is the big question there always with all that stuff.

Freddy Silva 30:22
I mean, I kind of feel sorry for them, because they have to turn the line in a very conservative environment. And it is archeologists and history is a very they're very conservative environments. That's fine, and they also have very few University places to go through and a very small amount of money to share between them. So I understand the fear behind that, but I couldn't live with myself lying blatantly and moving the facts to share to support my position in the light of new information is coming out that's undermining the credibility of that information. So the point of science is to keep moving with the with the information. Now, if someone knocks on my door in five minutes and says, Hey, we just dug something up which is going to alter your theory. I said, fantastic. I'm very happy for that. We can move the theory along, because the theory was good up to the point where we have this information. Now the information has shifted a little bit. Now we can shift the theory. That's how science is supposed to work anyway. And I'm very happy to keep the theory elastic, because I can only be as accurate as the information that I'm receiving, and things that altering all the time. So so far, so good. The trick is to keep your ego out of the equation, then you can, you know, you can sleep a little bit better just by saying, I don't know everything, and I really don't know everything, and I know quite a lot, but I don't know everything. So it's easy to live with yourself and accept that you don't know everything, and tomorrow, something, another lucky turn of the spade may just bring up a new piece of information that completes the puzzle.

Alex Ferrari 31:52
Now, going back to the shining ones, there was this concept called the law of non intervention. Can you kind of dive into that a little bit?

Freddy Silva 32:02
It's the first rule of the universe, the fact that you are not allowed to intervene in the direction or development of another race unless you're specifically asked to. And even then, you have to do it really subtly. And you'll know this if you're a Star Trek fan, because Gene Roddenberry also attended seances by a very famous psychic called Phyllis Schlemmer, and she, like the people that I've worked with, who also have that wonderful ability to connect with the other world and bring back very valuable information, much of it which actually can be double checked, and it turns out to be accurate, he attended one of the census with her, And most of the information that he got from the law of non intervention becomes the prime directive in Star Trek, and that's why we like it, because there's a ring of truth about it that, you know, there's a planet that's asked for help, they're in huge distress. So of course, the Starship Enterprise Picard shows up. And by the way, Jean Luc Picard is a historical figure. Check him out. He's not just a made up character. And they show up, and they blend in. They kind of suggest a few things that add a few modifications, and then they go back into the shadows and hopefully disappear without altering the makeup of the civilization. You know, you give people the information, and you let the locals figure it out for themselves. It's a bit like, you know, we starting off after the flood. I mean, we had, obviously, we had a lot of help. We didn't just go from hunter gatherers into pyramid builders overnight. There had to be a process where something had happened, an exchange of information had to happen that allow us to make those, these huge leaps in civilization, to get us where we are. So these are the moments where we suddenly do a bit of research and find out what was happening at the time that enables to have this incredible shift of momentum. And it turns out that there was unusual people that came out of the middle of nowhere, and whether you believe that they are aliens, or whether they are among us, or whether they use portals to appear on the planet. All of those are absolutely correct. All of these methods are absolutely correct, and they integrate themselves within our society. They look a little bit different to us. They usually much taller, or there's they have elongated skulls, or they're trying to blend in as best as they can. But you look at what they were doing in historical terms, and they were interjecting new ideas for agriculture or how to build things properly, or a new idea to shift mathematics or an understanding of the stars, and they go back into the shadows and disappear. So essentially, that was what was what was happening throughout the world.

Alex Ferrari 34:35
Now, when you mentioned the non intervention, I mean, from my understanding, the Anunnaki when they arrived, however they arrived, they actually did intervene in our our genetics to be able to make us who we are. Messed with our DNA a little bit, and it's one of the reasons why we basically outpaced the rest of the the. Earth also and other homo, Homo erectus and other family members around the planet very fast. I mean, within 5000 years or something like that. We, we beat them all, and we didn't. We weren't the strongest they they had similar brains to us. They were actually better fit for the environment. We're horribly designed for this planet, we get out in the sun, our skin, our skin burns. We don't have fur on us to protect us from the like animals have so many different things that they can survive in the outdoors. But we really are not built like we're not strong, you know? You know, the only thing we got going for us is our brains. That's essentially in our thumbs. Our thumbs and our brains are basically the only things that we got going for us, on our soul, but that's another conversation.

Freddy Silva 35:47
But really, man, yes,

Alex Ferrari 35:50
I mean, but I mean, it's so all of a sudden, from when the Anunnaki, according to the Sumerian texts, showed up, they manipulated us, and it seems like that's a pretty aggressive intervention. And I heard in the story that they kind of got yelled at by the higher ups, if you will, the watchers, someone like you can't be doing this. This is not okay. Is that what your your research found as well.

Freddy Silva 36:14
It's a very complicated story, and you have to put Sitchin out of the picture here, because Sitchin made up a lot of that stuff. We now know that because we have people who also now can read Sumerian, and they'll read his stuff, and they go, no, he's he's trying to make a theory fit a certain concept. He wasn't far off. It's just that you went off the wrong, off a little bit off the deep end. All you have to do is stick to the rules and he would be fine. So he did fulfill a very good function. So I went back to the original text. As far as we have them, there's an Estonian scholar called Amar anous who's done some lovely work, non judgmental work, about deciphering the text. Read that stuff, and now you're in a much finer sort of trajectory, because there's no judgment attached. It's pure data. And I overlap that with what we know in Egypt, because the story picks up there, and there's two overlaps, and the two stories kind of fill the gaps between each other. And the best I've been able to figure out is, is that the Lord of Anu, who also called the Anunnaki, they actually didn't want anything to do with human beings. They're already on the way out by the time the story appears, they've been here for so long that their civilization has risen, disappeared, and they're now basically on, you know, the sort of a the shadow days of their time. And humans are now beginning to get a sense of what's going on. So they asked the watchers, who's, you know, whose name means, what it says, because they are just messengers. They go betweens, and they can only watch. They cannot really intervene. And something happened in the story where a group of watches, a small group of them decided to go against the rules and said, No, we're going to go down into the planes and hang out with human women, because, well, they love they aren't they, and they are, and they began to teach humans the all the wrong things that people shouldn't be learning at their level of civilization, about warfare, about weaponry, about manipulation of all kinds of things. And that's where the story goes a little bit dark. And that very much is true in terms of the area around what is today, Turkey and Syria. And what was happening is, and we don't know the reason why they did this. It's an unknown quantity. They began to interbreed with women, and it did not work very well, because, like they said, they were human like but not quite human. There was a genetic mismatch between the two and the children that were begotten by the women. Mostly women died during childbirth, because they gave birth to infants, obviously. And they were called the nephila, the children of Orion. And that's a clue as to where they originally came from. And I hear this in every culture on the planet. Even humans, at one point came from Orion, in two cultures in the Pacific, by the way. And they were saying that, yeah, that wasn't the original problem. These children grew up to be much taller. They're covered in red hair, and they were maladjusted. They weren't the problem. It was their offspring that was the real problem, because now you have a messaging of DNA where things are really out of control, and they did not adjust to human life or physical life in any way, shape or form. And they went around eating people for fun, making warfare and reading like rabbits. And there's a wonderful moment in the book of Ahmed ur Anu, or Enoch, where there's this conflict between Gabriel and Uriel, who were two of the leading watchers, having a little chitchat with the Lords of Anu and saying, we've done our best to gather all the bastard offspring of the bastard watchers, and we haven't got the manpower to bring them in. They are destroying humanity. Humans are not going to make it. And it's going to be a planet of red haired, horrible ape like people very, very tall and very brutal. What do we do? And there's and I remember reading this and being a fly on the wall, and it's like, oh, my heart just dropped. Ups, and I could hear them have this anxious moment where they said, We're going to have to destroy the Earth. There's no other way around it to save humanity. We will have to destroy the Earth. There will be survivors, and some of us will have to agree to stay behind, to look after the survivors, because when the earth is reshaped and humans have nowhere to go, we had to teach them the foundations of civilization so that then they could have them in the sun. So in a way, they were doing us a huge favor, but they're also put into a huge ponder here, because a small group of their kind disobeyed orders and created havoc, so they had to intervene. For that reason, I'm not being an apologist. I'm just saying exactly what I've read and how I've interpreted based on the original information, and I feel much better about that because it there's no account that I've heard across the world to this point which that says that we worship these people or they're unpleasant to us. Yeah, they weren't perfect either. I mean, you have the story of envy and Enki, two of the Anunnaki. Enki loved us. He would do anything the old bend over backwards to help humans. Because he said, You know what, we've been around for a long time. They haven't. Let's give them a chance. Let's give them a break. Give them every possible break imaginable. Enla was like this very unsavory character who had no patience and said, you just get rid of them. They're just black haired apes. We don't need these people, except for manual labor. So that's where Sitchin comes in, and it brings the story out. That makes it very useful to show that, yeah, there were two parallel civilizations going on, but just the fact that these people were more advanced doesn't mean to say that they were any better than us. They had their problems too, and that you picked that story up in the Greek traditions later on, where you know all the gods are all shagging each other's wives. It's a complete mayhem. It's a terrible family. But the end of it, there's a morality tale behind it. It's about correct behavior and correct action. So yes, I think they did intervene at that level for reasons which we can now see all around that we are here to talk, to talk about it, because had they not intervened directly to stop this catastrophe today, humans wouldn't exist, and we'd be in our planet with people covered with red hair who are not particularly pleasant, and who are still alive in the Solomon Islands in the Second World War, by the way.

Alex Ferrari 42:19
So those are the giants that we that you've spoken about before.

Freddy Silva 42:22
They're very giant people, yeah, and even the stories in the US military when they were stationed in the Solomon Islands, who which, by the way, they're not very big, but the interior the islands are incredibly mountainous, and they're inaccessible. Even the locals don't go there. And they also don't go there because they keep telling the, you know us Westerners, you really shouldn't go up to the mountains, because that's where the redhead giants are. And they were once part of a very big civilization. They've lost hope. They can't interbreed with anybody. They just, we just leave them alone. And they usually do useful things for us. They're nice people, but if you encounter one of them, it'll scare the hell out of you because they're about 12 feet tall. And that's a verbatim quote. Now I know that story is true because when I was doing the research for the missing lands, I found a journalist in New Zealand who said I picked up the story in 1956 of a young girl who, after a storm, saw a body washed up on the shore the North Island. They have Raglan, a town of Raglan, and it's a humanoid you could tell had arms, legs ahead, but very tall, about 12 feet tall. And they call, she called the mother. Mother called the Council. Council brings out a flatbed truck, puts the body on the on the truck, with the meat still attached, by the way, and they threatened the family with all kinds of consequences if they spoke about it. So anybody else the journalist tried to publish the story and was fired. So I took his story and published it in my book instead, because I'm a very naughty person. And it turns out that the I like the truth to come out and see what happens and so. And I also like people being sort of put down for their for telling the truth and following through with due diligence. I think there's something to be said for people who you know are courageous enough to put their livelihoods on the line for our benefit. So I'm more than happy to help them out, because I also took this stage further. Where did this person come from? Obviously, it didn't flow all the way from the Solomon Islands. Turns out that the hill next to Raglan is called Mount cariori, which in the local language means the mountain of the red haired giants. So I asked some of the local Maori people, what do you know about these people? And they said, Oh, they were still here in the 1800s they had a group of people up there. We left Malone because they were much bigger than us. And if you've met the Mary, they're pretty big, so I, as a marry, I would be a little bit frightened by watching these people who were 12 feet tall, and they said they don't really pose any harm. They just they've lost hope, and they don't mean any harm. They just want to be left alone to die in dignity. So that was in 1956

Alex Ferrari 44:57
So how did they survive? For all those years if they weren't able to breed?

Freddy Silva 45:01
Interbreeding, and that's part of the problem, why they went downhill. And it brings you back to the your original question about the interbreeding and the interaction, because the Egyptians had the same story as well. So when the shining ones, followers of Horus, show up after the flood to rebuild what they already started along the Nile, which is the foundation for the for the future temples, they said, Well, we had a bit of a problem, because we did not want to govern the country. We took the throne of Egypt, but we would always be looking for a human to take over, and we had to sort of hand pick people who we knew had the courage and the fortitude to represent the highest ideal of humanity. When we found that person, they went to the front and we went off into the shadows. And it worked for a few generations. And of course, things degenerate, as they do among the human race. And then you got some idiot who takes the front of Egypt by force and wants it all for himself. So they had to get rid of him, take over the front of Egypt, and then find another suitable character to take over. And this became a bit monotonous, so they there's a wonderful moment in the Egyptian text that talks about how they had to find a way to interbreed with humans and make the situation work. The Wichita of Oklahoma actually have a pick up on the story that said that, yes, around the the end of the flood there were these giant people that came from Appalachia, and they were asked to take a bride from the our family. The bride said, Oh, actually, he's much taller. He's a lovely man. I would like to marry him. And they were weathered, but unfortunately, the women died during childbirth, because, again, they gave birth to infants, so they had to stop the practice. On both sides, they agree that this is not going to work, but the Egyptians make it very clear that they succeeded in finding a way of making a genetic interaction with interbreeding, because they talk about a lineage, a long lineage of pharaohs who are half human, half divine, and they say at the very end, and the end of that bloodline stops with the Pharaoh Mena, who ruled in 3100 BC. He He's a historical fact, and they describe him as the first Pharaoh, and I quote, of a purely human bloodline. But the bloodline keeps popping up in and out at this time. It's very, very rare you get it in Ahmed hope at the third and of course, his son Akhenaten and his son tutam, and you can tell because their body is a little bit more degenerated by then, because of the problem of interbreeding, Hatshepsut also alluded to the fact that she was also part of that bloodline. But by then, it's so diluted that the process has largely worked. If there's sometimes you skip a generation, and of course, the problems with physicality. Turn out,

Alex Ferrari 45:34
You mentioned the Book of Enoch, and these, these amazing stories are within the Book of Enoch. That is, that book of Enoch is included in the Ethiopian Bible, but it has been, but it has been negated or suppressed, if you will, taken out, edited out of the Vatican's official Bible, King James Bible and so on. There's so many versions of the Bible, but even if you go as far back as you can, I think within the Vatican line of you know Bibles, that book has always been out of it. Why? First of all, how far back does the Book of Enoch go? Like? Where did they get the stories from to even write the book? And secondly, why did the Vatican suppress that information? Why did they not include it? Because it doesn't seem to be, I mean, it's kind of radical, but I, you know, there's other things I get, like reincarnation I get. And, you know, Jesus's storyline I get. And of course, we take out the 18 years that he's off in India or in Egypt learning things before he comes back to Jerusalem. I get all that being taken out of the book. But why the Book of Enoch? Why do you think the Vatican did that?

Freddy Silva 48:58
I can only guess, like they did to most of the books. I mean, there were hundreds and hundreds of books they could have chosen, and the Bible would have been about 15 volumes long and much more comprehensive as well. The problem is that there was so much infighting in politics and ideas that they wanted to communicate over several 100 years that they eventually settled on a group of stories that fulfilled the agenda best, which was control of Europe and its population after the Roman Empire, essentially, that's what it was all about. They started off as a series of moral codes, but again, human nature took over, and they used it as a means in which to control people. And I think the Book of Enoch became problematic because it talks about flying clouds, and Enoch looking at the hemisphere of the earth and the curvature of the earth, he must have been pretty high up, either on a spaceship or a tall mountain or a tower of some kind. I've nailed it somewhere in the Caucasus region, where they have a place called the seventh Haven, not heaven seventh Haven, and it's one of the places where the ANU used to have their counter. Saw. And he said you could see the sea on either side. Well, that would be the Caspian and the Black Seas from that height. And the fact that the shoreline was much wider back then, that tells me that's where, pretty much where he was. Now, the Bible even changed that story in the book of Enoch to make it look like he was on Mount Hermon. Everything gets changed back to the Holy Land, you know, in order to prefer a special status on Hebrew and Jewish people, a problem, which, of course, is playing out right now in the Middle East and then Near East. But if you go back to the original stories of the Sumerian texts, it's quite clear that there's a whole different story going on, and it gets picked up by the Ethiopian Bible, and it was translated. One of the best translations I've actually found, possibly one of the most accurate ones, was around 1898, and 1904, I can't remember the name of the guy. It was in England. There was a couple of Catholic overtones in the book, which, at the time, you couldn't publish this stuff without the church saying yes or no or putting pressure on the printers. There was, even though it's the end of the 19th and early 20th century, there was still that pressure from the clergy as to what you could publish in terms of religious texts. So once you get around those little meandering things and mistaking haven for heaven and things like that. Taking out that Catholic imprinting, the actual transition is actually pretty good, because parts of it overlap the traditions of the Armenian people, overlap the traditions of Siberian people, the Egyptians and even South America, because the South Americans said, yeah, the Egyptians were here at the time of the flood. They were called vida. Kosher was one of their lot. And the people that you work with these crafts people were called the high, high wa Panti myself, well, I don't see the connection. Well, high, I will. Panti means the shining people. So and they said, Yeah, we have a record of the Egyptians being here in South America. They just call themselves by different names depending on where they were on the planet. So that translation, the Ethiopian, seems to be the most honest one, now that we have the English translation, and the fact that we can correlate parts of the story with other parts of the world as well,

Alex Ferrari 52:11
We've mentioned the flood a few times, and the flood myth is something or the flood story is something that is universal around the world. I don't think there's a culture that doesn't have this flood story. But what I've we I think what Graham Hancock and Randall Carson have talked about so much in regards of the Younger Dryas and bringing that into popular the zeitgeist, if you will. What, what can you explain to people what the Younger Dryas is, and how many more of these events have happened throughout the history of humanity?

Freddy Silva 52:46
Oh, lots. The Egyptians, again, were telling this to the Greeks when they finally showed up in Egypt and saying, Can you tell us something about the history of the world and the Egyptian priests? Yes, you Greeks, you're too young. Once you've been around as long as we have for at least 40,000 years. And there's a king list that shows there's, you know, the beginning of the King List begins in about 39,000 BC. So there is proof that they've been around that long. The trumpet. Take a very long story and cut it short. Give me the cliff note again,

Alex Ferrari 53:18
Just the Younger Dryas. He explained the younger Dryas.

Freddy Silva 53:21
So basically, the Younger Dryas is the third of Ice Age event. And I have to apologize, there's a lot of noise going outside, but you can't hear just really distracting me. It's the last of three major ice ages that occurred, and this one lasted about 800 years. Began in 10,800 BC, as a result of a massive meteorite strike, which came from the toric meteor shower. We now, like a well informed and you can see vestiges of the impacts in North Carolina all the way to Florida. It's called the Carolina bays, all of these incredible depressions, 1000s of them. And you can see the trail of the movement of the actual impact as well. And it's one of three Ice Age events which caused a rising and lowering of the sea levels, dropping and raising of the temperatures over the course of 5000 years, which is nothing in the geological record. But since then, and I was talking to Robert shock, the geologist, about this, over a sort of a very quick brunch and a very quick pint, which is still owes me, by the way, and I'll be seeing him this next weekend, so I'm going to collect my debt from him. He's saying, you know, because these big thing is about solar flares, and the fact that the sun during this peak activity does, on occasion, reach out these big flares, and the earth at the wrong place at the wrong time will get incinerated now, in 2500 BC, the Chinese fleet in the Pacific got completely destroyed by a solar flare from China all the way to New Zealand. They found one of the ships in New Zealand 2500 BC, and that's just part of the story, by the way, in the Middle East. Sorry, in the near east in 1300 BC, we have another major event that incinerated everything from Anatolia all the way down to Palestine, and he brought about the end of the Bronze Age in the Mediterranean. So we've had 13 near end of civilization scenarios in the last 11,000 years alone. And this brings us back to the idea of, why did we build temples and standing stones and stone circles, which are obsessed with the sky. I mean, if you and I wanted to build a calendar to tell us where the sun is and the moon is so that we can grow crop, you just take some sticks and you put them on the ground, and you figure out the position of the sun and the moon of the course of the year, and you're done, and it will serve you for generations. You don't have to use 400 ton rocks to tell you what's going up in the sky, unless there's something in the sky that's important for you to know in relationship to the earth, to get you to prepare to upcoming events. And that's my little theory that I've observed all around the world, the obsession with long periods of time, the Maya calculated 140,000 years in one of their calendars. Why you didn't need that? Because you'd be dead by then, and so would all your family, unless, of course, you're telling the people that are coming after you to be prepared for where the earth is in space relative to the solar system and where the solar system is routed to the Galaxy, because luck favors the prepared. So if you know what's coming your way, and you know what the Sun is doing, you can hide. And we now have the evidence of many tunnels cities under the earth, specifically in Turkey and Anatolia, which shows that, yeah, 50,000 people could very easily cohabit and then survive a big outcome. I had the same story in New Zealand with the waka, which sounds like this, happened around 2500 BC, when the incineration destroyed the eastern side of the South Island. Then they hid in the caves. They had the recognition of what was happening, and then the wedding came out. Three weeks later, they found the whole place completely raised and burned to a crisp, it took out many of their native bird species. So we have had these events before, and many more will come since then, which is why NASA now is also obsessed with the sky and blowing objects out of the sky. And how can we move this asteroid? Because they read the stories that people like Graham and myself, right? And we know we just keep retaining the same story. And I bumped into people at NASA conferences, and they said, No, we love reading the stories because it tells us that we should be looking at the Tory meteor shower every November, because that's the big culprit. That's that's where most of these rocks come from. They keep destroying us. The sun is quite predictable. We know when the sun's productivity is just not how much it's going to be. That's the big problem. Sometimes there's small solar outbursts, and then there's really big ones, and if we're in the wrong place at the wrong time, there's nothing we can do about it except hide in caves. So would there is that sort of wonderful story telling mechanism that tells us that you know to be prepared is to survive for another day.

Alex Ferrari 58:02
Now you're talking about asteroids. We have an asteroid belt in this solar system, but according to some ancient stories, that wasn't always asteroids, according to these ancient texts, that that was a planet that was destroyed. You've heard this story, what do you what's your feeling on that? And then also to piggyback on that, I think NASA's just discovered that there is another planet within that asteroid belt that they're finding that they're like, Oh, we never saw that before. And there's like, an actual, like, small planet there that was not, it's not just a giant asteroids, like an actual planet, and they're trying to figure out more information about that. So that's just two things. I thought about the asteroid belt, but I found that whole story fascinating. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.

Freddy Silva 58:47
Yeah. I mean, we can only speculate based on what we know, and that is that it seems to be the orbital path of something very large that was hit by something even larger. And if we just go back to 1997 to the Comet Shoemaker Levy that blasted its way into Jupiter. And Jupiter is wonderful. Jupiter takes a hit for the Earth more often than we give it credit for. It's there. And the gravity and the gravity too, yeah, talk about design, you know, and Saturn. It's like, yeah, that the gatekeepers there are the two thirds of the way into this, into the system. They're good gatekeepers, because the gravitational pull will lure most things in. So I suspect that there must have been some big body there that was also in the wrong place, at the wrong time, and the right projectile at the right velocity, at the right angle, took it out and created the asteroid belt. Now, I mean, we have the same thing here on the planet as well. We often get hit by big things where the earth actually stops spinning, and sometimes it starts spinning the wrong way around. And again, to quote the Egyptians, we've been around, and I'm quoting we've been around so long that we noticed the time when the earth sets where it now rises and the sun sets where it now rises, sorry, the sunsets where it now rises and rises where. Our sets, we've experienced that four times, and we've experienced the earth also being upside down at one point. Not that, not the actual magnetic field, the poles actually reversed because of something big that hit the Earth at the right trajectory, at the right position on the face of the earth, to give it that nice motion that tilts the earth upside down. And then also, sometimes the earth actually goes backwards. It rotates backwards on its axis. And of all the big changes that occur regularly, that's the most drastic of them all. That's the exact quote that the Egyptians told the Greeks, which, of course, the soy then gets fed to Plato eventually through so long the scholar. So this is the sort of mechanics that we're dealing with. And it goes back to my hypothesis that the reason why we were so obsessed with building temples, stone circles and other big rock mechanisms to tell us about what's going on in the sky is to prepare for the fact that we are in a very unpredictable and unstable universe.

Alex Ferrari 1:00:56
How from your opinion, where do you think this is all going to go for us as as a species, as a species. I mean, is there any, not just not not. Let's just say that we all figure it out. We don't kill ourselves and we don't destroy ourselves. Let's say that's the case. Is there anything in the ancient texts that are predicting big, you know, like, oh, you know, and like the, like the Mayan calendar in 2012 it was a big shift that was supposed to happen. Or something with all that kind of stuff. Is there anything that's in the horizon, in our lifetime, or maybe even our, our children's lifetime, our generation after us, that is something that is in, is in the ancient text that we need to look out for?

Freddy Silva 1:01:40
Oh, we're ready in the middle of it. And you can see by the way the climate is behaving, the way that politics is behaving, the way that people have lost the gray area and discussion everything's black or white. That happens all before any major change. And the Yugo cycle of the Indian people have been very, very accurate, mathematically accurate, by the way, because there is a mathematical equation about the Great Year of roughly 26,000 years, how it breaks down into small cycles, and how the Earth is obliterated by certain methods. And they said the before that it was obliterated by water, and it was that was the end of the Ice Age, and the next stage will be obliterated by fire. Well, look at what's happening around the world with all the fires that are going on. I just came back from Portugal, and a country that about the size of Vermont, 110 fires. I mean, that's a hell of a lot. I saw stuff that you will not believe. I mean, entire parts of the country completely incinerated. And it gets worse year by year, even here in North America, this one right now burning out of control, I believe, is in Wyoming. Is it somewhere out west. So we are running out of water. Rainfall is no longer falling the places where it should be. So we are in the middle of major climate changes. But to quote the mire on this, because they're also very clear on what on the cycles of time and how each cycle is very predictable. But it doesn't just happen like that. It's not like you had your cup of coffee, and then you go, I'm sorry. I gotta break this conversation off. I gotta go and hide in my cave because I can see something happening. There's a window of opportunity. And if you talk to the Maya, who is still around today, by the way, they just, they just disappeared into the into Guatemala and into the jungle to escape the those naughty white Spanish people. So they're still around. And they said, you know, we loved when everybody's panicking about 2012 it's not like your Volkswagen engine suddenly hits a million miles and it and stops. No, it goes back to zero, and it's the odometer keeps going. That was the midpoint of the whole prediction. There is a 60 year window. And the idea is that you have a 60 year window where not only the earth also adapts to the new changes, and it brings about chaos as well. And we have to adapt to those changes. But there's also a way that human consciousness is part of that change too. It's influenced by the change, and we influence the change too. The two are synchronized. So everything to do with humanity, the way it feels and thinks, and the earth change, and the solar system, as well as an organism, everything is wheels within wheels, and they basically are connected to each other, and one follows the other. So the idea is that we have to adapt to this new world that we're coming into, and you have 60 years in which to do it. So the window is quite open up to 2012 and you got your midpoint after that, if we haven't hit a critical mass as a consciousness, or the global consciousness, and taken on the fact that we're in the middle of huge changes, and we need to adapt and prepare, because again, luck favors the prepared. The window starts closing in, and as the window closes, so that we, in our nervous system begin to pick up something is not right at right monthly. And those who are much more aware and awake will go, Wait a minute. Let's try and get ourselves out of fossil fuels. Let's design magnetic levitation or anti gravity. And believe me, anti gravity devices have already been designed. Three countries, and I can't tell you any more about it, and they're waiting for the right politically appropriate moment to come up with this information. And it's based on crop circle research, of all things. That's another story for another day. So we have new ideas coming out every single day on how to tackle pollution, how to get water out of thin air in the middle of the Sahara. And these solutions are very elegant. You don't get to hear much about them, because the noise is drowning out all this positive information. Because we as humans, on a general scale, we're addicted to chaos. So the news cycle is always talking about chaos, not because of a conspiracy, but because we're just like chaos. That's what makes the headlines. So until we get around that, and we make an effort to bypass all of that, we have to go and look very hard for positive news around the world, and then lots of it. So the thing is, we're still haven't hit that critical mass, and now we're within, let's see about 16 years away from the window closes now, if we haven't hit the critical mass of the consciousness, the full change of earth, of the earth and its changes is going to hit us like a ton of bricks, and not many people are going to survive. But if we just allow the fact that we can find a solution to this, and we can ride this new wave of change elegantly and stoically, we can actually continue civilization a little bit battered, but we'll continue as we always have done. And I wrote about this at the end of the conclusion to the missing lands. And I don't want to give you the spoiler, because it's a lovely, elegant ending. I actually found an antidote to this, because a prediction, Alex is only as good as the time when it's made, because human consciousness and its ability to have free will, we can alter the outcome. That's the problem and also the solution. And there have been experiments done in Princeton, yet again, of the inclusion of human consciousness and how it can change the outcome of events, including the use of trash and dental meditation, by the way, which is another well documented way in which human consciousness can alter the outcome of a local environment. Suffice to say that, without spoiling the end of the book, there is an antidote, and we are the gods we're waiting for. To coin the Hopi joke, and that's the irony. You know, 12,000 years ago, the ANU were faced with the same problem of extinction of the human race. They bailed us out. Now we're going to be the gods we're waiting for, because we have that potential to alter the outcome, the outcome, I mean, the change is going to happen regardless of us. Anyway, it's the way that we ride the outcome, the way that we handle the outcome, that's the difference. And there is the potential that we will actually be able to achieve that. So I feel good about it. I see a lot of positive things around when I choose to look for those positive things. If I want to sit here on social media and look for negative stuff, yeah, I'll find that too. I just want to go there. I want to have a good time when I'm here. That's part of my particular makeup on life. And besides, I don't like the idea of burnt skin and scarcity and things. I want to enjoy my life here. You know, it's like I want to taste the best of everything before I die, and say, you know, I went to Earth, I had a good time, and hopefully I improved it while I was there.

Alex Ferrari 1:08:10
Beautifully, said, my friend. Now I'm going to ask you a few questions to ask all my guests, what is your definition of living a fulfilled life?

Freddy Silva 1:08:17
A fulfilled life? I think if you learn to understand what your soul is and who you really are as an individual, not as this, not as Freddie silver, as the soul that comes into this body that you see. If you can get to that point and you understand your purpose in life and how you can intervene in your life consciously to move the goalpost a little bit in your favor, then you achieve the perfect life. It might not be an easy life. Not everybody came here to have an easy life. Some of us came here to discover things late in life. Some of us came here to do it with hurdles that enable us to grow as an as a soul, in order to, you know, use problems as a way to find solutions. Some people came here to become rich. Some here came here to experience become poor, because that's what they wanted to learn. It's a very selfish journey for all of us. We come here to have an experience. And that's all there is to do in the universe. The soul incarnates to have an experience. So in when I was doing the research for the last art of resurrection, that's what it was all about, about discovering about the concept of the living resurrection, which is the teachings, or the mysteries, and the ways, the 17 ways of the gods, which help us to understand the nature and the purpose of the soul, and the one thing that they use in the old days in order to help you connect with the essence of who you are as a soul, was To have an induced near death experience inside the pyramid or a sacred cave or a special tomb. And this is where the concept of resurrection comes from that's been distorted by the Catholic Church. But the Gnostic Christians knew about it. They knew about the metaphor that it was. It's not a physical death, it's a metaphoric death. And again, to kind of very long story short. The third year of introduction and learning was to take a poison that during a day and slowly kill yourself, hopefully with someone else helping you out, because it was a very dangerous practice. And the idea was that you having an induced near death experience, and you spend three days out of the body, you go back to connect with the essence of who you are, you discover the purpose of your soul, and you come back conscious of what you've learned, where you've been and the purpose of your life. And many people, many enlightened people in history, have undertaken that journey in order to discover themselves. And they become citizens and of a modern and enlightened culture. Plato did it. Pythagoras did it five times. Many of the pharaohs also did it as well. And you can usually tell by the little crown that they have with the serpent and the vulture on the third eye, the fact that they are no longer asserting with their you know, their base nature, which is the serpent, which lies along the material world, but the vulture which sees and flies above the serpent and see the big picture, that's what the metaphor for that is. So if you can get to that point, whether it's by doing an induced near death experience, which I don't recommend, by the way, unless you really know what you're doing, or doing extreme shamanism, Ayahuasca is just an approximation of the real thing, by the way, or learning Kriya Yoga, which I understand to be the most closest you'll get to manipulating the energy field of your body in a conscious direction. But you still need to do it for about eight to 12 months. There are no shortcuts to this. So there are many different methods around the world that you can do it. And if you can get to that point, you become a well enlightened light being. You're living a life consciously aware, that's the best way to have this experience. And by the way, in 1890 in the Great Lakes, and I believe it was in the midton of Michigan, there was a tribe whose name I cannot remember. They were still doing this, and they would take the poison after three years of preparation, and they would have induced near death experience, the shaman would make them the initials, dig their own grave. They were covered with soil all the way up to their neck, and off they go into the other world for three days. How did it come back? Because leaving the body is easy. Coming back is a problem. You have to have a lot of techniques to facilitate your soul to find its way back into the physical world. The shaman would take a dish came back, fill it with rocks and pound your body until you woke up and came back from the other world. Talk about a rude awakening. I, like Native American people, have a great sense of dark humor about these things.

Alex Ferrari 1:12:33
Now, if you had a chance to go back in time and speak to little Freddy, what advice would you give him?

Freddy Silva 1:12:38
To go back in time? I don't know it's so easy to go back and to think that if you had another way of doing this, how would you do things? It's a very romantic notion, and it brings out the romantic in me, and I like that. But at the same time, I don't think I would change anything, because now that I'm a bit older and hopefully a little bit wiser, I can see that all the problems and the obstacles and the people that forced me on the way to where I am now were there for a reason. I chose them. I deliberately chose these people to be in my life, and I take responsibility for choosing them, because it was the way I chose to overcome these obstacles that got me to where I am today, and I'm very happy where I am. I'm still not comfortable. I mean, I have things I would love to have, like I have a 21 year old Mini Cooper, for heaven's sake, which is very hard to replace. You. I'm trying to find a 20,013 Mini. Anybody out there has one? Let me know, and has been manual, by the way, no automatics. So there are things in my life which I like to improve, but I'm still alive, so there's still time to do it. So no, I don't think I would want to go back and change anything, because I now understand the process and how it is useful for you to be to come here and do what you came to do. And I'm saying this also because I learned this information during a group that I worked with in England under the tutelage of a very, I'm not gonna say famous psychic. She's a very important person in her community who helps the police with their work, by the way, and it's in her natural ability to do what she does. So I'm part of that group. We go around doing what we call spiritual terrorism around the world to fix these sacred sites from the pollution that's gone into them, from people's thoughts and what they've done to them. So it's a background thing that we do. There are CEOs involved. There are famous gold Olympic medalists, and I can't tell you who they are, because we want to keep a very low profile. And from what I've learned from what happens in the other world, is that we, before we arrive here on Earth, we choose to be here. We choose the people that we want to interact with. We choose the people that want to be part of the play that we're in, just like Shakespeare wrote. And they come here to Fauci and some people come to pave the way for something else. And when you're ready, the door starts to open into another experience. So I own that. I don't have to believe it. I accept it for what it is, because I heard the same story. From a clinical psychologist called Michael Newton, who was in LA wrote to the best books about past life experience and life between lives, and they're still in print today. And he had no inkling of woo, woo work or being, you know, into mystical stuff. He's just your box standard clinical psychologist dealing with, you know, sexual problems, smoking, drinking, and his patients are describing what's going on in the other world, in trance. And the next patient that comes along that sits in the chair completes the story of the previous patient. You can't make this stuff up. So the story that's that came from his patients was the information that we were getting, same information that Gene Roddenberry was collecting from his information from we feel the slammer, that it becomes a foundation of Star Trek. So, yeah, I wouldn't change anything. It's part of the process.

Alex Ferrari 1:15:46
How do you define God or Source?

Freddy Silva 1:15:49
Oh, in the same way that the ancestors used to do it, a God is the spirit that's found in anything. Stone has a god. Water has a god. A blade of grass has a God. Everything has a god. Once you understand the fundamentals of what that God is. So let's say, for example, I want to understand about water. How does water work when it's frozen, when it's still, when it's lively and when it's hot, and all the stages in between. Once I understand everything about that, I become the God of water. That's what it what the term God used to mean. And then, of course, when religion and superstition starts finding their evil way into human society around 1800 BC, generally, when things got a bit out of control, weather's changing, and patterns of agriculture and migration are changing, we started to understand, stop understanding, what a God really is, and we can to worship things, abstractions and the fact that they're in the invisible universe. No, the gods are all here. They're all they're all amongst us. They're just the forms of nature. So that's my idea of God, but at the center of it, there is some unifying force. Because one of the seances that I attended, we were able to connect with a group called the Council of Nine, who don't often show their hand very often. So when they appear in the room, it's like, hello, everybody pay attention to this. And they said, Well, we're just very, you know, enlightened people who have millions and trillions of experiences, and our job is to guide younger souls like yourself. So that was very comforting to know that I am not still up in the hierarchy. It gives you a barometer and say, Well, one day you're going to be in our position. You'll get, as you humans, say, you get the t shirt, and then you got nothing else to do. You've had all the experience you've ever wanted. And I said, So are you the Creator? Oh, no, we're not the creator. I said, so what is the Creator? Well, we can see the Creator, and in the whole room, you can feel everybody in the room getting like this and saying, that's a very good question, I know. Let's just stop being about the bush. Can you see the Creator? Said, we do. It's very close to us, and it's light, it's love, that's it. Yeah, it's light, it's love. Don't you want to find out what it is. And they said, No, we don't, because it robs us of the one last question we have. And I thought, isn't that wonderful? They've had trillions of experiences, billions and billions of incarnations. They can now teach and guide the younger souls to do what they're doing and bring them to their level at one point, but they don't want the to become part of the Creator, because they said there's one last question we have, and we want to know what it is, because once we stop asking that question, we find out what it is, we lose our identity. We join the Creator, and that's it. Boom, you're back to the source. Very elegant, and I like that. I don't have to again, I don't have to believe it. I don't have proof. But I like it because there's a ring of truth about it,

Alex Ferrari 1:18:43
Where can people find out more about you and the amazing work you're doing in the world?

Freddy Silva 1:18:47
Oh god. Promo time, excellent. And by the way, we haven't even talked about my new book yet, so twist my arm. We'll talk about it next time, invisibletemple.com, you'll find all my books and all my videos there, and lots of I don't know, articles and things. So a good place to go for about a week or so.

Alex Ferrari 1:19:10
Fair enough. Fair enough. And Freddie, do you have any parting messages for the audience?

Freddy Silva 1:19:16
Live long and prosper. Be good to each other and make useful decisions, especially in the time of elections. Yeah, get your information from reliable sources on any on any subject. Don't take the easy path, because nine times out of 10, in my experience, it's someone's opinion dressed as fact, and that's where most of the problems that will come from. Take the time out to shut out stuff that doesn't make any sense in your life. Go for things which have depth and which get you somewhere, and sometimes even hard truths will get you somewhere, further than a lie or something that's superficial or easy to come by. So go out there. Take time to go out to the mountain, and by all means, venerate the sacred place. There's something around you somewhere. There's one in my local coffee shop. It sits on a portal, literally a vortex of energy that sits there. And I get lots of information having a lovely cup of coffee, these things are everywhere, and if not travel, go to the sacred sites, because there you will find the answer that you're looking for, and you will find yourself, it's worked for me, and I'm an ordinary guy, so if I become the God that I'm trying to become, you would become the God that you're trying to become as well. And it's not that difficult. It just takes a little bit more effort.

Alex Ferrari 1:20:32
Freddy, I appreciate you and all the amazing work you're doing to awaken this planet, my friend. So thank you!

Freddy Silva 1:20:37
Thanks for having me Alex, good to talk to you.