Luke Caverns
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1,858 appearances
5 recordings
5 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 27 May
Luke Caverns’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And and when you walk outside the front door of the temple, there's a dock in it and you can see the dock like slopes into the ground. So the water isn't there anymore. The Nile is much further to the east now. But it would have. But the Nile came straight up to the front step of the of the valley temple.
So you so imagine you're like you're going, you know, you have someone pushing your little boat along on a pike in, you know, in Egypt and you're you know, you're taking in like You know, you're taking in the nature around you and like the seabirds that are flying over you and the palm trees that are everywhere. And like imagine the sound of the water as you're coming up to the temple.
And it's this huge temple. It's the largest building on the planet at the time, probably, other than the pyramids themselves. And then you step into it and it is the most sacred, most impressive thing that exists on the earth at that time. no matter if it was made in 2500 B.C. or if it was made in 10,000 B.C., is the most impressive building that exists in the world at that time.
And what exactly was going on in these buildings, I don't know. This is kind of another hot take of mine is, man, I don't believe that when you see all these pantheons of these gods in the ancient world, I do not believe that ancient people are making all this shit up and building all these temples for these gods that never existed just to control the masses, whatever.
I mean, it's extensive amount of work all across the entire world. You know, the Maya are building temples for these gods, these beings that they're meeting. The temple of Luxor that you'll go to see, you know, the story goes that Amenhotep built this last chamber, which is made out of these huge—Amenhotep III builds this last chamber, huge megalithic granite blocks to meet the god Amun-Ra.
And I'm standing there inside the chamber looking around, and he's the only person supposedly that's allowed in. That's a story that we know how true that is. I don't know, but— And I'm just thinking, man, either is it more likely that all this is made up or is it more likely that they went to the extent to do all this because it was all real? And they're really interacting with these beings.
The most realistic way I can think of is by being involved in shamanic practices and hallucinogens and interacting with things that do not exist in our 3D plane. And that adds to the allure of like when I'm standing in the Valley Temple, I'm like, what the hell is actually going on in here at this time? So after going through all that, I had to say Egypt. You have to. Yeah, yeah.
As cliche as it might be. My second one would be like if I could be like, okay, take me to the height of Amazonian culture. Just let me see just how amazing it is. Right. You know, it really seems like stone architecture comes out of the Amazon. Now, where Paul lives, it's all clay on the ground. But when you get halfway through the Amazon, you start reaching like granite and limestone bedrock.
And that's on the eastern side. So you're in like Guyana, French Guyana, Brazil. And it's treacherous places to go through in the middle of the Amazon. But I think that that's where cities in the Amazon are going to be found one day. And it was towards the end of Oriana's expedition. So that's about where he would have been. And, man, I bet you there's stuff out there that would just amaze us.
I think the Amazon is the origin – just me personally – I think the Amazon is the origin of American – pre-Columbian American, the height of their civilization. I think it's the origin of their religion and shamanic practices. I think it spread out all the way up to Mexico itself. And, you know, later on, the ancient Americans have a corn god, which they call the maze god.
But I think before that, they had this were jaguar religion where people are taking hallucinogens and psychedelics. And so I think that all the evidence points towards that the origin of civilization in the Americas begins in the Amazon and spreads out from there. And I would love if a time machine could pull back that canopy and show me what the actual height of that was like. Yeah.
Particularly today.
Have you ever heard the natives in Papua New Guinea and the songs that they sing that emanate through the jungle? Have you ever heard this before? I only study native people in the Americas. I've got my hands full with that. I can't really start studying. I'm fascinated by the people that live on Sentinel Island. And akin to that are the people, the semi-contacted people of Papua New Guinea.
And when you listen to the songs that they sing, it reminds me so much of what I heard yesterday and what I've known. But when Percy Fawcett says he hears the songs they sing, it reminds him like, oh, this is an advanced culture. This is something that's being handed down through time. It's beautiful. It's timeless.
And when you hear the sound of the Papua New Guinea people singing and the way they harmonize with each other, these people are so connected to the earth that it's the earth singing to you through them. Does that make sense?
This may not be the one I'm talking about.
It's beautiful, though. There's one of a man. He's right next to the camera, and he's singing, and you have all these people around him, and it's just, like, stunningly beautiful. Here it is. Here it is.
I think it's just on loop. 10 hours. It's a 10-hour video. But, you know, hearing that makes me, like, emotional hearing it.
Oh, my God. It's gorgeous. And you look in his eyes, and it's like he has very innocent eyes. Yeah. You know, it's the human embodiment of the planet itself is that guy that you're looking at and what you're hearing. Yeah.
People that live off the land.
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