Robert Edward Grant

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

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

Oh, really? Oh, cool, cool. So basically the people come up to me afterwards, my Indian friends that were all there, and they're like, ah, your name is the name of our holy book. And I'm like, my name is the name of the holy book? Yes, Guru Grant Sahib. And I'm like, Grant? He's like, yes, Grant is the holy knot, the knot.

Oh, really? Oh, cool, cool. So basically the people come up to me afterwards, my Indian friends that were all there, and they're like, ah, your name is the name of our holy book. And I'm like, my name is the name of the holy book? Yes, Guru Grant Sahib. And I'm like, Grant? He's like, yes, Grant is the holy knot, the knot.

Oh, really? Oh, cool, cool. So basically the people come up to me afterwards, my Indian friends that were all there, and they're like, ah, your name is the name of our holy book. And I'm like, my name is the name of the holy book? Yes, Guru Grant Sahib. And I'm like, Grant? He's like, yes, Grant is the holy knot, the knot.

And so I was like, okay, I didn't really know what that meant until I got back from the trip in Egypt. And I was thinking about... remembering to become no one in order to realize that you're all at the same time, everyone. My name at Burning Man was Ra, right? It's short for Robert, but like, okay, fine. So I ended up like talking to this guy named Nevin Parr.

And so I was like, okay, I didn't really know what that meant until I got back from the trip in Egypt. And I was thinking about... remembering to become no one in order to realize that you're all at the same time, everyone. My name at Burning Man was Ra, right? It's short for Robert, but like, okay, fine. So I ended up like talking to this guy named Nevin Parr.

And so I was like, okay, I didn't really know what that meant until I got back from the trip in Egypt. And I was thinking about... remembering to become no one in order to realize that you're all at the same time, everyone. My name at Burning Man was Ra, right? It's short for Robert, but like, okay, fine. So I ended up like talking to this guy named Nevin Parr.

And Nevin is an expert on hermeticism and everything. He's really written these great books on serpent rising and all about the nadis and all the details. You get the brahma randra, which is the hole that comes to the top of your head when the spigot comes out of the top of your head, the rainbow light and the rainbow body activation and all of this.

And Nevin is an expert on hermeticism and everything. He's really written these great books on serpent rising and all about the nadis and all the details. You get the brahma randra, which is the hole that comes to the top of your head when the spigot comes out of the top of your head, the rainbow light and the rainbow body activation and all of this.

And Nevin is an expert on hermeticism and everything. He's really written these great books on serpent rising and all about the nadis and all the details. You get the brahma randra, which is the hole that comes to the top of your head when the spigot comes out of the top of your head, the rainbow light and the rainbow body activation and all of this.

And so he posted, when I got back from Egypt, and the post was of teaching the different grantes that are the knots that block the energy from rising in a permanent way as it goes up the Kundalini. And so the first of these is called the Brahma Granti. And it's between the root chakra and the sacral. The second of these is between the solar plexus and the heart chakra, the anahata.

And so he posted, when I got back from Egypt, and the post was of teaching the different grantes that are the knots that block the energy from rising in a permanent way as it goes up the Kundalini. And so the first of these is called the Brahma Granti. And it's between the root chakra and the sacral. The second of these is between the solar plexus and the heart chakra, the anahata.

And so he posted, when I got back from Egypt, and the post was of teaching the different grantes that are the knots that block the energy from rising in a permanent way as it goes up the Kundalini. And so the first of these is called the Brahma Granti. And it's between the root chakra and the sacral. The second of these is between the solar plexus and the heart chakra, the anahata.

And it's called the Vishnu grantee. And the third of these is after the throat and before you get to the ajna. And it's called the Rudra grantee. And I looked up what Rudra meant. And Rudra is the fierce form of Shiva. Shiva is another name for Metatron. It's the same Rama story that becomes... Shiva. It's the same story of Orion or Enoch becoming Metatron.

And it's called the Vishnu grantee. And the third of these is after the throat and before you get to the ajna. And it's called the Rudra grantee. And I looked up what Rudra meant. And Rudra is the fierce form of Shiva. Shiva is another name for Metatron. It's the same Rama story that becomes... Shiva. It's the same story of Orion or Enoch becoming Metatron.

And it's called the Vishnu grantee. And the third of these is after the throat and before you get to the ajna. And it's called the Rudra grantee. And I looked up what Rudra meant. And Rudra is the fierce form of Shiva. Shiva is another name for Metatron. It's the same Rama story that becomes... Shiva. It's the same story of Orion or Enoch becoming Metatron.

And so I was like, wow, this is kind of wild. And rude simply means like rude, to be rude, angry, fierce. And it also means crying or weeping. But it's like the angry Ra, the angry Rama, angry Ra. Because every feeling that has ever been felt but not allowed to be felt, and every word that had needed to be spoken but was never spoken, needs to now be both felt and spoken.

And so I was like, wow, this is kind of wild. And rude simply means like rude, to be rude, angry, fierce. And it also means crying or weeping. But it's like the angry Ra, the angry Rama, angry Ra. Because every feeling that has ever been felt but not allowed to be felt, and every word that had needed to be spoken but was never spoken, needs to now be both felt and spoken.

And so I was like, wow, this is kind of wild. And rude simply means like rude, to be rude, angry, fierce. And it also means crying or weeping. But it's like the angry Ra, the angry Rama, angry Ra. Because every feeling that has ever been felt but not allowed to be felt, and every word that had needed to be spoken but was never spoken, needs to now be both felt and spoken.