Matthew LaCroix

But yeah, Ryan, can you pull up the underwater ruins picture?

It's a perfect circle.

They designed it to be a fractal of the concept itself.

The circle of life is that it happens to be in the bottom of the, of not that one, the one where I'm diving.

We'll get to that one next.

Do that one right after though.

So basically, they understood it as you design the actual temple to represent its function and that there is no separation between the two.

And so when I saw that, and then I saw all the components of structural reality manifested as the cosmogram in real life, what do I mean by that?

The underwater temple is the underworld temple.

That's why it's a circle, and it's on the bottom of the lake.

Well, not the bottom bottom, but it's on a lower, it's the lowest most point.

What's the depth?

Representing the underworld.

It's at, you know, it's between 30 and 80 feet.

So then on the mountain above it.

you get Cap Calessi that represents physical structure of reality.

Ryan, just go ahead and pull up the one you had on before.

It's okay, because we're on that one now.

Then at Ionis, you then get the celestial higher realms.

How do we know that?