Matthew LaCroix

Then you see the guardian that's like the eagle guardian, and then you see the guardian, the last guardian, which is the griffin, which is basically when you combine the lion with the celestial.

The griffin in ancient Greece is basically a lion that's got wings.

That's like a lion dragon.

Those are the three guardians that represent the three realms of reality.

Remember how we said there's three doors?

Each of these guardians guards each one of these doors.

Now, zoom in for me, Ryan, on what they're guarding.

Well, this is from the altar at Ionis.

Now, there's only two symbols repeating over and over again here.

Only two.

There's the flame, which looks like a candle, or a flame, and then there's a circle.

Now, for a long time, I...

had strongly believed that this was related to hermeticism.

And once I figured that was true, then I was able to link all of hermeticism.

Let me explain what that means.

So the first thing is, again, the flame and the circle.

Remember, flame and circle over and over again.

Now, Ryan, pull up what I have highlighted for what's called, from the Hermetica, it's the vision of Hermes.

Okay, now...

Hermeticism, which we'll get into in a minute, is based on an ancient, ancient understanding that disseminated from this.