Matthew LaCroix

Now, we're talking about ancient Egyptian traditions from Thoth.

Obviously, you look at Egypt and how closely it is associated with all of this.

It's very important.

The traditions—and this is important, people understand this—

The traditions of these things were the most maintained into Egypt, which is why they survived through Egypt through the teachings of Hermes.

Hermes, it's just Egyptian knowledge brought into Greece.

That's it.

It's Egyptian knowledge and Greek knowledge, but it came from Egypt.

Now, Hermes represented the messenger of

He's the messenger of that age.

Thoth was a messenger of an earlier age.

Does that make sense?

They're just different messengers of different ages.

That's an archetype that must always occur before the downfall of that civilization.

Always.

It emerges, like Neo emerges in the Matrix.

It has to emerge because everything gets threatened, right?

And so the archetype has to emerge to preserve the knowledge that is essential.

And I will reiterate this enough.

When these things are not followed, society goes into the darkness and destroys itself.