Matt Beall

And, and so a lot of your thoughts on afterlife and, and, and comes from the experiencers themselves and from the, from the book, the journey of souls and from the actual experiencers that, that, and from research and from, uh, historical and you're going back 1700 years and, um,

So there is a lot of data and information that supports what you're saying.

Yeah.

No, it's very consistent, for sure, for sure.

Yeah, it's fascinating.

Fascinating stuff, man.

What else?

What other topics did we want to cover?

Oh, the Egypt thing.

We kind of started down that path with the vases and then didn't get back to it.

But there's a lot happening right now within Egypt.

You had some great thoughts, observations over lunch that we were talking through.

What is it about Egypt that you think is the biggest single thing for you that you'd like to cover on this show?

And now... Ancient architects, I think it was ancient architects, Matt Simpson, who I've been in contact with for a couple of years now,

Very, very smart guy.

He's challenged that on one of his videos.

And I didn't get to a conclusion on it or research it enough.

But I think what he was basically saying was that potentially rainfall for the last several thousand years coming off of the top of the pyramid could have carved little channels out of each of the four sides.

And that, of course, you're going to see it on the equinox because it faces directly north-south, but it's like east-west.

But I don't know, man.