Diana Walsh Pasulka

And that these mushrooms, these people would eat them and they would experience God.

And that they wrote these things down.

First it was an oral tradition for who knows how long and then they wrote them down and then it gets transcribed to Greek and Latin and English and it's all.

A lot of it's missing even from the ancient Hebrew translation because the words in ancient Hebrew had numerical value.

It's a very complicated language where the word love and the word God have the same numerical value.

And the numerical value in words is very important to what the meaning of these sentences and what these phrases meant.

And we lose a lot of that.

No, I'm sure there's a lot.

So that leads us to one of the most fascinating interpretations of what we're experiencing collectively when it comes to this UFO, UAP, whatever it is, phenomenon, that this is not

Thing from another planet that comes on a spaceship and lands here to show us how to do things correctly but that they've always been here and that they are the things that are being described in Ezekiel that they they are a Phenomenon that is both here and not here at the same time that it's your you are literally dealing with angels and demons and

That this phenomenon is connected to these ancient stories of religion.

And it's not as simple as other beings like us from somewhere else.

Hard life back then.

Dude looks 80.

Yeah.

You know, another thing that's fascinating about ancient religious art is the halo.

Have you ever seen the earlier depictions of the halo where it looks like a mushroom cap?

That is wild because it seems to be that what they're trying to say is that this person is under the influence of the entheogens.

I mean, it's a literal representation of a mushroom cap.

It changes over time and over history.