Robert Edward Grant

and it's a fun game and you're unraveling things all along the way. It's super exciting. And it, it gets more and more complex and more and more fun, but also more simple at the same time. So I ended up going to him and, and, and, um, I went home and I was like thinking about this. Well, actually, we went and we did a particular ceremony in Egypt.

And during the ceremony, I got this vision that I was going to discover two new pyramids. I left the group and I went early, a day earlier than everybody else, and I went up to Giza Plateau, met with the Giza Plateau management and the Ministry of Antiquities, and then discovered those two new pyramids. in the exact places that I saw that I was going to discover this.

And during the ceremony, I got this vision that I was going to discover two new pyramids. I left the group and I went early, a day earlier than everybody else, and I went up to Giza Plateau, met with the Giza Plateau management and the Ministry of Antiquities, and then discovered those two new pyramids. in the exact places that I saw that I was going to discover this.

And during the ceremony, I got this vision that I was going to discover two new pyramids. I left the group and I went early, a day earlier than everybody else, and I went up to Giza Plateau, met with the Giza Plateau management and the Ministry of Antiquities, and then discovered those two new pyramids. in the exact places that I saw that I was going to discover this.

This is part of how the game works, right? My part of the game is to bring things into actual material form. I'm the Taurus, right? Matthias always tells me, he's like, I have no Taurus in my chart. He goes, I need to be able to manifest more. It's pretty funny. So he said this to me, and I didn't really know all the significance, but I started to really contemplate, okay, as we go up the chakras,

This is part of how the game works, right? My part of the game is to bring things into actual material form. I'm the Taurus, right? Matthias always tells me, he's like, I have no Taurus in my chart. He goes, I need to be able to manifest more. It's pretty funny. So he said this to me, and I didn't really know all the significance, but I started to really contemplate, okay, as we go up the chakras,

This is part of how the game works, right? My part of the game is to bring things into actual material form. I'm the Taurus, right? Matthias always tells me, he's like, I have no Taurus in my chart. He goes, I need to be able to manifest more. It's pretty funny. So he said this to me, and I didn't really know all the significance, but I started to really contemplate, okay, as we go up the chakras,

We have these different layers that we have to learn about realizing who we are, what we're about, what our reason for being is, what's our raison d'etre. And what I realized was that above the throat chakra and before the ajna, there's this knot. We have these knots, energetic knots.

We have these different layers that we have to learn about realizing who we are, what we're about, what our reason for being is, what's our raison d'etre. And what I realized was that above the throat chakra and before the ajna, there's this knot. We have these knots, energetic knots.

We have these different layers that we have to learn about realizing who we are, what we're about, what our reason for being is, what's our raison d'etre. And what I realized was that above the throat chakra and before the ajna, there's this knot. We have these knots, energetic knots.

It's like a nadi, but they're called grantis.

It's like a nadi, but they're called grantis.

It's like a nadi, but they're called grantis.

So I first heard the term granti when I was at a Sikh wedding in Miami. The Sikhs are the ones who wear these turbans, right? Kind of like Sadhguru always wears that. And so the Sikhs believed that they would have no more gurus. So instead, they have their holy book. And their holy book is called the Guru Grant Sahib. And grant means a knot, like a K-N-O-T.

So I first heard the term granti when I was at a Sikh wedding in Miami. The Sikhs are the ones who wear these turbans, right? Kind of like Sadhguru always wears that. And so the Sikhs believed that they would have no more gurus. So instead, they have their holy book. And their holy book is called the Guru Grant Sahib. And grant means a knot, like a K-N-O-T.

So I first heard the term granti when I was at a Sikh wedding in Miami. The Sikhs are the ones who wear these turbans, right? Kind of like Sadhguru always wears that. And so the Sikhs believed that they would have no more gurus. So instead, they have their holy book. And their holy book is called the Guru Grant Sahib. And grant means a knot, like a K-N-O-T.

And the reason I even learned about this is because I'm at the wedding and there's no officiant at the wedding. There's just this book with an open book on the stage. And it's like, what is this? And then they have one guy go up and read a section of the book, which is like, there should be no gurus. And guru just means light emerging from darkness. Gu is darkness and ru is light. That's like...

And the reason I even learned about this is because I'm at the wedding and there's no officiant at the wedding. There's just this book with an open book on the stage. And it's like, what is this? And then they have one guy go up and read a section of the book, which is like, there should be no gurus. And guru just means light emerging from darkness. Gu is darkness and ru is light. That's like...

And the reason I even learned about this is because I'm at the wedding and there's no officiant at the wedding. There's just this book with an open book on the stage. And it's like, what is this? And then they have one guy go up and read a section of the book, which is like, there should be no gurus. And guru just means light emerging from darkness. Gu is darkness and ru is light. That's like...

the city of Uruk, Uru, it's that same Uru, it means light, right?