Neil Gaur

And we become the masters of our surroundings, the masters of the simulation.

Right.

Right.

Well, you know, the Mandela effect is interesting because, you know, when I started getting into all this, the first thing I wanted to look into was the root of all religion.

Well, you know, the Mandela effect is interesting because, you know, when I started getting into all this, the first thing I wanted to look into was the root of all religion.

Because I saw that there has to be a root of everything.

Because I saw that there has to be a root of everything.

If any story like Adam and Eve was real or if there was a certain tribe of people at one point and then we all became who we are now, there's got to be a root of all religion.

If any story like Adam and Eve was real or if there was a certain tribe of people at one point and then we all became who we are now, there's got to be a root of all religion.

And as I was looking into that, I saw all these ancient civilizations talking about beings, gods that visited us.

And as I was looking into that, I saw all these ancient civilizations talking about beings, gods that visited us.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Soon I started thinking, well, what if these are star beings visiting us?

Soon I started thinking, well, what if these are star beings visiting us?

And when I looked into the stories, a lot of them seem to be overlapping with other stories.

And when I looked into the stories, a lot of them seem to be overlapping with other stories.

And I was like, well, how could the Lyrans and the Pleiadians and the Syrians do this to humanity when the Anunnaki were doing this to humanity at the same time?

And I was like, well, how could the Lyrans and the Pleiadians and the Syrians do this to humanity when the Anunnaki were doing this to humanity at the same time?

How can there be all these primitive skeletal remains that we find of people around the same time Atlantis existed?