Gregg Braden

And does that mean like the earth moves or earthquakes? Or they said, we don't know. It could be a movement of people. It could be a movement of ideas, could be a movement A physical movement? We don't know. They said that the cycle will end with a great movement of some kind. So this is the Mayan representation, but this is only a piece.

And does that mean like the earth moves or earthquakes? Or they said, we don't know. It could be a movement of people. It could be a movement of ideas, could be a movement A physical movement? We don't know. They said that the cycle will end with a great movement of some kind. So this is the Mayan representation, but this is only a piece.

And does that mean like the earth moves or earthquakes? Or they said, we don't know. It could be a movement of people. It could be a movement of ideas, could be a movement A physical movement? We don't know. They said that the cycle will end with a great movement of some kind. So this is the Mayan representation, but this is only a piece.

of a much, there is no single artifact that can encapsulate the complexity of the Mayan system of time. This is one piece of it. Right. Because they're interlocking cycles that between cosmological ages. It was so complex.

of a much, there is no single artifact that can encapsulate the complexity of the Mayan system of time. This is one piece of it. Right. Because they're interlocking cycles that between cosmological ages. It was so complex.

of a much, there is no single artifact that can encapsulate the complexity of the Mayan system of time. This is one piece of it. Right. Because they're interlocking cycles that between cosmological ages. It was so complex.

Yeah. Where did they get that?

Yeah. Where did they get that?

Yeah. Where did they get that?

Another podcast. So what we're looking at is when we look at the Torah codes, the experts, I mean, the jury is still out. It's very controversial. People that have worked with it, the information is there. There are people that want to debunk it. They say, how could it be? And I don't think we have it all figured out yet because it's only given us partial information.

Another podcast. So what we're looking at is when we look at the Torah codes, the experts, I mean, the jury is still out. It's very controversial. People that have worked with it, the information is there. There are people that want to debunk it. They say, how could it be? And I don't think we have it all figured out yet because it's only given us partial information.

Another podcast. So what we're looking at is when we look at the Torah codes, the experts, I mean, the jury is still out. It's very controversial. People that have worked with it, the information is there. There are people that want to debunk it. They say, how could it be? And I don't think we have it all figured out yet because it's only given us partial information.

But the information, the relationships it gives us are always right on. Let me just close it out, that piece, with one very beautiful thing. When you see something really dark in the Torah codes—

But the information, the relationships it gives us are always right on. Let me just close it out, that piece, with one very beautiful thing. When you see something really dark in the Torah codes—

But the information, the relationships it gives us are always right on. Let me just close it out, that piece, with one very beautiful thing. When you see something really dark in the Torah codes—

uh often nearby in what's called this statistically significant distance so it's not like way off somewhere it's close by is a phrase that says will you change it will you change it suggesting that we have uh that we are given the opportunity to determine whether or not these dark things will happen. Will you change it? The choices that we make. And I'm always encouraged when I see that.

uh often nearby in what's called this statistically significant distance so it's not like way off somewhere it's close by is a phrase that says will you change it will you change it suggesting that we have uh that we are given the opportunity to determine whether or not these dark things will happen. Will you change it? The choices that we make. And I'm always encouraged when I see that.

uh often nearby in what's called this statistically significant distance so it's not like way off somewhere it's close by is a phrase that says will you change it will you change it suggesting that we have uh that we are given the opportunity to determine whether or not these dark things will happen. Will you change it? The choices that we make. And I'm always encouraged when I see that.

I think it's no accident that we've seen that. So that's the, I mean, there's a lot more we can talk about with the Torah codes, but that's a little piece of the big conversation.

I think it's no accident that we've seen that. So that's the, I mean, there's a lot more we can talk about with the Torah codes, but that's a little piece of the big conversation.