Matthew LaCroix

I mean, this is one of my favorite examples of all of them in the world.

Kailasa for those, well, let's talk about Kailasa for a minute.

Kailasa is considered the largest monolithic temple carved out of a single rock in the world.

Meaning that this mountain, which is by the way, is basalt.

Right.

Very similar to the stone we see everywhere else.

It's all negative relief.

Even the whole thing.

They carved the entire mountain into one single temple.

Okay.

It's one of the most advanced ancient sites in the world, arguably, hands down.

Now...

they say they know who built it theoretically but if you go look at the story they don't really know who built it and they don't really know when it was built because a lot of cultures have come later same thing in india a lot of cultures have come later and adopted these sites okay now when i found this i i it was like a heart attack it was like a heart attack nobody's looking at temple layouts

That's what's happening right now.

So let me give an example of what this is.

In the very center of the entire temple, literally the focus of the temple itself, you see that?

In the very heart of the temple is the exact same design as Tiwanaku.

And I mean exact, I mean, look at that, Danny, isn't that incredible?

And I showed the temple laid above, and not only that, but the three stairs that lead to it are exactly three.

I say three because three is the number that repeats over and over again.