Matthew LaCroix

That they had, they're holding that and they're passing the pine cone.

But what we're looking at here, and I think it's without a doubt, is that's the first depiction of the pine cone ever.

ever depicted in that way where it's the origin of all of it.

So if we were to imagine every other civilization that came after that built these pyramids and structures and encoded this, they're all basing it on this very origin moment when something very, very special happened after Zayasudra.

in the Vaughan region where there was the beginnings of a golden age that was basically laid down there.

And this bas-relief contains every teaching you could imagine to understand their entire knowledge system with all the other things that we're combining.

For instance, the tree of life in the center is also a metaphor for consciousness.

And they're talking, they're showing feeding.

They have a circle above their head, right in the middle door.

You see that?

And then in their hand, they have not only a pine cone, but a chalice or a cup, which means they're passing a spiritual or religious doctrine.

And then you go further and you see that both of them are basically on either side of this balancing point between three pillars, three doors, see?

Three trees.

The same thing is repeated all over it.

Three pyramids, see that?

Three doorways.

All of it is telling us one thing.

What country is this in again?

This is Turkey, Eastern Turkey around Vaughan.

It's telling us one thing.