Episode 8 - Ancient Mysteries… let’s chat … share your theories…

I grabbed with it. Yeah, I think it was because it was bringing the associate count in and you're from that at the same time or something. Am I rigging? Anybody can hear me? Somebody? I got, what's up? Good. I was up here earlier. I was talking and I got you cross-knife fingers. Yeah, I can hear you. Okay, well, I got to get thumbs up from Matthew so I guess that means that you can hear me too. Yeah, I think you heard it when I get that canter, something that's gone right with the song. I got it all down. Yeah, and then I just dropped the associate count. I don't know. I'm just gonna not use that I guess and I just shut everything off and pull up my article and stuff like that for what I was planning to talk about. So let's do that and pull off some of my back facilities station. And we can just talk this through. My plan was to post some pictures up off my PC from the stuff that I was talking about but that's not gonna work I don't think. But anyway, the space is ancient mysteries. Last time we talked about the Geese Appearamids and Stonehenge and if you got some stuff, you could throw the discord I can pop it up for you. Okay, I wonder something. Oh, you know what? That'd be great. It will bend all those fishes over in the discord. Oh, and the last one we went was the Mashi Pishu as well. And then we started getting to anchor what and we stopped because we had that guy that went to the Mashi Pishu and was telling us all kinds of stories about it. So that was pretty crazy. That was awesome though. That was pretty cool. I'm just just bare with me guys for a moment here. I'm just gonna get all these pictures sent. Be sure to hit up that purple peel, tag your friends, share the space, take some more friends, don't miss some group chats, tell Grop to send it out to people. I don't know if it will, but you can always try. Go tell your dog to tell his friends, and tell his friends to tell its owners. I'm gonna stop. Perfect. Tell everybody to get the people in here. I'm just doing them in sets of three. So are five and there's three different sites so that they're not too confusing. But we're gonna start in anchor wise in Cambodia. It's the biggest religious monument in the entire world. It's crazy. Trying to get this last one sent over and keeps selecting. Okay, there we go. We're going kind of. Sorry, I am unprepared, but there we go. They're all over there now. Anyway, anchor what? The world's largest religious monument, spanning a massive site anchor what is officially recognized as the largest religious structure in the world. Site area, the entire complex covers a rough area of 162 hectares or 400 acres. I have an idea of that because I grew up on a one acre lot. So I'm like, okay, five times the size, that's pretty crazy. Construction time. They say it was built in 1113 CE and finished around 1150 CE, but a lot of kings named that they did this construction when there's much older construction underneath a lot of these buildings. So I don't know if I entirely believe that stuff. But anyway, the outer which is like the water around a castle or whatever it isn't. It's unbelievably huge or whatever. It's 160 meters wide or 620 feet wide and it goes around five kilometers around the entire building. There's five towers, all over 213 feet and it symbolizes the different mountains in the region as well to the religious transition. I mean, there's like everything, all religious states are pretty much go through there. They're from that area. Hinduism is one of the oldest one. This practice there. That's what I got here. Has anybody seen anything about anchor what before? I don't know if you can post some of those pictures of it in the jungle, China. Sorry, I was muted. Yeah, I got one up there. I'm getting right. Get some other ones up there. Cool. I'm trying to skip one. I haven't, I mean, I've seen some things on anchor what, but I'm not personally being. I know like a pretty violent history, I think, with it. It's hard to say, I guess, maybe with the region and coming it out, but yeah. It's really old or ever and it like really symbolizes a lot of the different areas of people that live there. I saw those Washington documentary on it and it was interesting that the most intermost carvings have no war or fighting or anything, but as you go out to the more modern stuff, it's not modern. It's just not as ancient as the other stuff. It's all about war and fighting and it's like humans devolved or whatever over time. I can see that kind of reflects on the way the world is in a lot of ways now. It's well too. Yeah. I'm saying Merrill. Yeah, there's a picture there of how this is an aerial view in the town of the intermost lake part there too. And there's the big moat thing that goes around the side of it. The pictures of the carvings are really impressive. I go to you in like echoing through your. I'm on standard. My defecalation. Is that better? Yeah. That is better. Okay. I don't know what it's like. I'm in the background. But yeah, it's extremely precision carved and like a lot of these images that I haven't put up yet. But they're just insane. The amount like these two, very same. Well, there's so much intricacy in the carvings. And if you actually zoom up on that one picture and the one on the right hand side, there's actual dinosaurs. If you look at it, it looks like a like a stegosaurus in the middle with the plate armor on its back or whatever. There's no like known animal that looks like that, right? Oh, yeah. The one in the, yeah, like the center circle, or I guess it looks more like a conic in a finneyed son, but yeah. Like in the middle part there. It's like a little. Yeah. That's the people think it looks like a dinosaur. Yeah. There's some other looking animal, so that's for sure. I mean, other things I can think of that. I have found that on the back. I remember that many. I mean, camels have two, but you know, they wouldn't draw what one, two, three, four, five, six pumps for a camel. Down its tail, too, right? Yeah. So that's a interesting one for sure. It's also a really old carving as well, too. A lot of these sites are like built back upon each other. The one on the left hand side are these statues, and they actually signify procession. So as the earth orbits the sun, it has a slight wobble to it, and that's what it's so we're like slightly off by like 1% or something like that, and it's actually mapped on these statues or whatever exactly lining up to like the formula of how the earth rotates around the sun, which is kind of amazing in a lot of ways because how would they have that type of knowledge back then? Yeah, yeah, like loads, agent civilizations with like self-sources and, you know, alarm it to everything. So there's that one like to like kind of like every month that's like the sun, it's kind of setting at a different statue. Is that kind of what it's doing? Yeah, like it moving from one to the other and then back. Yeah, but it's set up in a way that it actually understands that like it's not perfect all the time. It's not exact or whatever, so there's like a stagger to it. Yeah, she's pretty crazy. What else do I have here written down? Got a couple more pictures up. Oh yeah, I think it's all the trees like how they grow up in some of that stuff. That's one of the really famous parts of anchor what are these trees that are growing right through the structure and stuff like that. You imagine how old they must be. Not now, the root system goes all through the stonework and everything underneath. It's really cool. There's so many images of that. I just chose that one because it kind of showed the whole tree and most of the ones were just like the roots and stuff, but I thought it was really crazy. Just showing the age of it as well too. Or I'm not even sure exactly what type of tree they are, but I mean, they're just a cool looking tree regardless. And the carving on the left there is really, really intricate. If you look at it closely, there's like if you look at the horse like on the main where the main would be or whatever, all those tiny little lines and everything else, like there's so much detail. It's crazy. It's a sea of snow. It's like a coffee. It's a strange, strange lure fig tree. Strange lure fig tree. What's that? The tree that grows there.