Randall Carlson

found some very interesting things, which I'm not prepared to talk about now, but maybe I'd be certainly more than happy to come back and do another visit with you to get into some of that.

And then, of course, the apocalyptic traditions.

There's a whole rich tradition of apocalyptic literature besides the book of Revelation

besides what shows up in the book of Matthew, that is out there as part of the apocryphal texts that never made it into the Bible.

Some of those are extremely interesting, and the implications of some of those are quite profound, and they shed a very much broader perspective.

when you look at the entirety of the apocalyptic literature.

So there's a whole conversation we could have there, but I would want to pull some of my research together and be prepared to be able to quote verse and pull up some of the original Greek language and look at the potentially alternate translations that themselves are very suggestive.

It is a crazy time, but it's exciting.

And it's really, I kind of think we're in apocalyptic times right now.

I mean, because we've gotten to this position on the planet, we can see that now there are political forces vying for supremacy.

At the same time, we're discovering all of these new possibilities about our own past, our own deep history on this planet.

And kind of opening up, really,

in a way, kind of the supreme mystery of just who and what we are and where we came from.

Are we just some evolutionary accident, or is there more to the story than that?

And I definitely tend to the belief that there's more to the story than we're just some cosmic accident.

But what the specifics of that story are, I'm still trying to tease that out and get to the bottom of it.

That's why I might be calling on you, Aubrey, to help me live for another 40 or 50 years.

Yeah.

And, you know, what you just said, let's do it together.

I think that there is, you know, I've been doing these tours.