Matthew LaCroix

they had specific definitions and usages of these.

And so it'd be good to now show someone around the world.

And so the first thing is obviously, yeah, you can start with that.

That's excellent.

Is the first thing is that the inverted step pyramid has been there all along, right?

So that was what was found as a cipher stone in Egypt.

It is there.

It's, it's hiding in the background.

Sometimes what we think is the focus has the inverse also there, right?

So this is just another example of showing where that inverted pyramid also exists.

And we're going to get into defining what all those mean as we get along here too.

But go ahead, Ryan, let's go and explore and show some of the other ones.

So this first one I want to try to explain to people

This is what's called Napa Inglesia in Peru.

This is a cosmogram.

So it has the three doorways.

The picture is cut off, so it's only showing you the middle doorway and the left doorway in that photograph of me.

But what I want to show is that notice the design that I highlighted in the bottom, how it's a mirror that connects to something that basically...

shows the two different sides of it, right?

So you have a mirror of above and below being mirrored in the exact same design.