Matthew LaCroix

I want to see that.

First thing I, first thing I noticed is, look, you have the three-step pyramid with the doorway in Ollantaytambo in Peru, across the world.

The left side broke off.

Why?

How is that possible they're mimicking the same things?

They're not supposed to have any contact.

And then, same thing, Ollantaytambo, this is called the Spring of the Nusta, you get the same three-level step pyramid with the three levels inside and a spring, not only a spring, literally Ollantaytambo is built because of this spring.

So if you go there, the spring flows, they actually designed it to flow right through the center of their site.

And they redirected the flow.

How wild is this?

They redirected the flow to then have it flow over sacred things that they designed.

Yeah.

So it never originally flowed over that rock.

They designed that symbol, and then why do they flow the water over it?

Because the symbol itself has a direct representation meaning that has to do with balance, harmony, water, like what the ancients believed as well.

So that was why they essentially encoded that in that, right?

So here we have, again, the most important symbol in South America, the Chicana.

Well, what are the chances that Chicana is the same symbol as the step pyramid in Turkey?

You're looking at these motifs and symbols that are carrying all around the world, but what does it mean?

what is all this you can't date this right because well we can't date stone but you can date alignments to things and we're going to get to that okay so here i was and right now we're caught up to where we were last time right so here we see these symbols are all around the world they're they're in three continents right right that's not supposed to exist they're in highly advanced stone work they're next to beautiful masonry that is of just