Luke Caverns

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.

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.

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.

Particularly today.

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.

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.

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 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 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?

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?

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.

This may not be the one I'm talking about.

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.