Matthew LaCroix

Like, for instance, how about the story of Zaya Sudra?

What are we told about that?

Well, it's a huge flood, just a flood.

Unlike other disaster stories talked about with Atlantis and Plato and all those things, the one that Zayasuch was talking about didn't have fire or anything.

The other ones did, but the one that they're talking about was just a flood.

So the first thing to separate is that I do not believe that that event is the same as the Younger Dryas at all.

So meaning that when we talk about these catastrophes in history, most experts are going to lump them all into this Younger Dryas 12,000 to 13,000 period.

What I'm saying is that that's not the first event.

That's simply the last one.

That's the one that wiped everyone out.

That's the one that destroyed the entire global culture.

That's the one that wiped them out.

That's the one that made them encode all of this into their structures because they knew they were all going to die.

How poetic and sad.

They knew it because they tracked cycles and they understood that cycles that follow these alignments, the influence of the sun, other things.

And there's these catastrophic things that can happen to earth that we have never experienced in modern human history, not even close.

And so,

How do we try to date this?

Well, there's a very interesting study that came out over the last 10 years with these Koori trees in New Zealand.

So you see these trees up here?