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➡ Today’s discussion is about the concept of the ‘Exit Game’ and the idea of a literal paradise on Earth, symbolized by a labyrinth or maze. The speaker believes that this maze is not just a metaphor for an inward journey of self-discovery, but also represents a real, physical place on Earth. The center of this maze is thought to hold something valuable or profound, possibly an exit from the ‘game’ of life. The speaker also explores ancient depictions of labyrinths, such as the Minotaur’s labyrinth in Greek mythology, and suggests these symbols are tied to real-world locations and events.
➡ The text discusses the symbolic meaning of Eden, suggesting it represents a pathway to life or eternal life. It also explores the idea that Eden is a physical place, possibly located at the North Pole, surrounded by mountain ranges and only accessible through one main entrance. The text further suggests that ancient symbols and petroglyphs depict this place and its labyrinth-like entrance, which could be seen reflected in the sky due to geoplasma eruptions. Lastly, it proposes that this concept of a labyrinth leading to a paradise is echoed in various forms of modern entertainment, like the TV show Westworld and the game Pac Man.
➡ The text discusses the symbolism of mazes and labyrinths, often found in ancient and medieval art. The center of these mazes often represents a place of value, such as paradise or the Tree of Life, which can be interpreted differently based on individual perspectives. The text also suggests that these mazes could represent the world’s energy cycles, with the center being a place where energy is drawn. Lastly, it explores the idea that the labyrinth’s structure and symbolism could indicate its physical location on Earth.
➡ The text discusses the symbolism of various religious and mythical concepts, such as the light of the world, the Tree of Life, and the Fountain of Youth, which are all linked to the center of the world. It also explores the idea of Jerusalem as a peaceful place, and the concept of a labyrinth or maze as a representation of the world’s origins. The text suggests that these symbols are connected to natural phenomena like electricity and geoplasma, and that they are depicted in various forms of entertainment. Finally, it proposes that there are ways to navigate these symbolic labyrinths, possibly through natural formations like caves and rivers.
➡ The text discusses the concept of finding the path to life, referencing biblical quotes and ancient stories like the Epic of Gilgamesh. It suggests that the journey to life involves navigating through complex cave systems, which are symbolic of life’s challenges. The text also draws parallels between these ancient narratives and modern pop culture, such as movies like Maze Runner and Dark City, and songs like Katy Perry’s “Wide Awake”. It concludes by suggesting that these stories and symbols guide us towards understanding life’s journey and finding our way home.
➡ The text discusses the symbolic representation of labyrinths and mazes in various forms of media, including movies and music videos. It suggests that these symbols represent a journey towards understanding and enlightenment, often associated with a central object or location, such as a mountain or a rock. The text also mentions the use of these symbols in Stephen King’s works and their connection to concepts like telepathy. The author encourages the audience to recognize and understand these symbols in their own media consumption.

Exit game. Exit Game is what we’re talking about today, leaving through the narrow gate. Thanks for joining me, everybody. I’m J Dreamers. You’ll have to bear with me. I’m a little bit under the weather. But we’re going to push forward with today’s presentation anyway. And we’re going to talk about the labyrinth. We’re going to talk about the narrow gate. We’re going to talk about physical, actual, real, literal paradise that I believe exists on Earth, which is the subject of my second book called Return to Hyperborea. So let’s start things off here. Hopefully you guys can hear me okay in the chat.

Let’s start things off. Let me get my notes with the Earth maze. So there’s labyrinth symbolism. There’s maze symbolism across time. It’s one of the oldest symbols that exists, and there’s a reason why as well. Many people are going to internalize it and they’re going to say it’s an inward journey and, you know, you have to find yourself. And I agree with that. I agree with all of that, to know thyself, as the old maxim says. But I believe there is a physical, actual, real paradise on Earth. And I think I know where it is. I think that many people used to know exactly where it was.

And so the labyrinth oftentimes is symbolized as eternal. But in reality, there’s. There’s actual real labyrinth to be found on Earth, and it’s shown to us over and over and over again. So going inward, knowing yourself, and inner reflection. So let’s consider this. Let’s consider this ancient motif symbolizes a real and physical place on Earth where there is actually an Earth maze and that there is some kind of goal at the center of it. Right. So why inward if it’s a maze? Isn’t the purpose of a maze usually to get out of the maze? Right? Typically, yeah.

Though you wouldn’t. The purpose shouldn’t really be to get deeper into the maze. You know what I mean? Unless there’s some reward at the center, unless there’s something to be had, something profound, something of value in the middle of that maze, or if getting to the middle of the maze means finding the exit, and if there is a physical maze on Earth, which I will. I’m going to show you exactly where I think that is, then that means that there’s a physical exit to this Earth game that we’re playing. So that’s what we’re going to take a look at, the labyrinth symbolism.

Getting to the center. This is, I’M going to show you many movie references a little towards the end as well, but we’re going to go back even further. Further than that. If you’re in the chat, feel free to share with us what you think the oldest representation of the labyrinth is. Right, the oldest representation of the labyrinth. Many people would probably guess and they would say the Minotaur. Right, the labyrinth and the Minotaur, the part man, part bull, waiting at the center of the labyrinth as unknowing bystanders walk their way through, trying to get out. And he’s somehow hunting them down with a bloodlust.

That is pretty old. We’re going to talk about that one. It’s not the oldest, though. That’s the Minoan labyrinth and the Minotaur. That dates back to about between the 8th century BC and the 5th century BC. There were many different depictions of the Minotaur in the labyrinth. A man bull. Is there such thing as a man bull? No, there’s not. Not that I know of. But there is something that people saw in the ancient world that to some resembled a man bull. There was something in the center of somewhere that looked like an actual person with the, with gigantic horns on its head and sometimes even four legs coming down, giving you a sort of centaur look.

Right, so these are some of the earliest depictions. Now, oftentimes you’ll have Theseus in here killing the Minotaur. As the legends indicate, Theseus killed the Minotaur. There’s other gods that you know are famous for having killed or slayed the bull. But there is a reason they’re all the same. And if we use comparative mythology, we can go back and we can piece it together and understand if we put together all of these clues, right, Stick figure people, atlas poses, labyrinths and, you know, one eyed gods and bull gods and all of these things, they’re related. These are actual places in the world and events that took place that have become cartoonified, or what I call cartoonified.

Right. So oftentimes they’ll put the Minotaur in the middle. Now this, this Minoan labyrinth, right, this was said to be built for, to house, to keep trapped this monster known as the Minotaur. Why not just dig a pit? Why not just make a cage or something? Well, now people have to make excuse. They say, well, it must have been really strong. No cage could hold it. No, we’re talking about something else. Something more to the story is happening with this Minotaur at the center of the labyrinth. The Minotaur is Not typically found just roaming about. I mean, you can, you can have him portrayed as such, but oftentimes he’s right there.

The Minotaur is in the middle of the labyrinth itself. This part man, or this man with the head of a bull or horns coming out of his head, kind of resembles Pan or Satan or the devil. The typical man, goat or man, bull or man, whatever. Now this labyrinth in particular, this one from ancient Greece was built in, under allegedly the palace of Knossos. K N O S S O S. That’s where we’ll, we’ll begin. And we’re going to take a look at this palace under which the labyrinth was built. Nosos, you see that underneath this palace was where this labyrinth was built.

The palace of Knossos is the place of knowledge. The place where is the place of knowledge according to antiquity, according to creation accounts. We’re going to take a look at that now. This is, this is a depiction of modern day what I imagine to be Greece. But there is an ancient Greece that’s nowhere near the modern day Greece. There is an ancient Mediterranean that is nowhere near the modern day Mediterranean. There is an ancient world that has been hidden, that has undergone destruction and catastrophe and cataclysm. And those inhabitants left that world. And when in all the new places where they settled, they renamed the new places and the new mountains and the new cities and the new rivers after the old ones.

Knosis, knosos, nosos. The place of knowledge. This is the exact same word as gnosis, like hypnosis, right? It means, it means strong or very strong with knowledge. And it implies somebody that is extremely knowledgeable. Okay, now where does this word come from and why does it start with the letter g? We don’t pronounce these two letters together. The G and the N together are one word in antiquity. The O afterwards just means of, It’s a connector, means of. So gno as in gnostic or Gnostic or gnosticism. It means to know. As you can see right here.

If we look up the root of it. Why does it mean that? Because the G and the n are the root of it. I’ll explain the G and the n in a moment. What is the os? Os means strong, at least in Hebrew. If you look it up in old English, right? Or from Norse, os means God. Os as a suffix means that strong, godlike, very exceedingly strong os, Os or azaz, right? Means stronger than strong, Right. It’s a redundancy and it implies extremely, extremely strong. Right? Or because one means God and the other also means strong.

You could say strong God, mighty God. Right. So what is Gan Os or Kosos, which is the place where this labyrinth exists. Gan can also be pronounced John. Right, the letter G, Gan, Jan, same thing. This is Gan. Oh, or Janos, who also has horns on the top of his head similar to a bull or a goat or however people want to interpret that. You could say it’s the moon or whatever. Right. And if you follow the pattern, the hairline pattern, you can start to see something else emerge there in the head. Interesting. Gan Os or Janus is always oftentimes depicted with this staff of power and a key.

The God of doorways, the janitor God who cleans the world at his appearance. Gone as in Gan. Eden means garden. Gan Oz means strong garden, powerful garden. So here we have it in the Hebrew, down at the bottom, it’s read right to left. G in is Gan, it means garden. Right. In the. In the Greek, they replaced that with a K. So Kos or Kanosis. Right? And then this word right here means Eden. A de in. This is very interesting. We’re going to check it out together. This is. I explained this in my second book as well.

We start at the Garden of Eden in my second book. This is how you spell Eden in modern Hebrew. Up here at the top. Don’t worry about these little dots underneath. These are just vowels. They’re designed to force a particular pronunciation. But down here we have some of the hieroglyphic forms or the picture forms of those exact same letters. Originally, letters were pictures. The ah sound. There’s two different ah sounds, okay? But one of them, this one in particular is Ayin, sounds like the word eye because it is originally it was an eyeball. The D, or the Dalet or the delta was originally.

This kind of looks like a tongue sticking out of a mouth, which is appropriate if you understand where it comes from. But it means doorway. Okay? So the eye, the door, and then this lightning bolt looking thing means life. It’s energy in the form of life. Sometimes it looks like a squiggly line with a ball in the front, which I believe to be a plasma ball, leaving its little trail of energy behind it as it ionizes the gas as it goes. But this is what Eden means. It’s the doorway of life under the eye. The eye is the eye in the sky.

It’s a portion of the firmament that droops down, and that’s the eye in the sky. So spelled right to left, it’s Ayin, Dalet, nun, Eden is the place where you open the door and enter the pathway that leads to life. Now something else of interest is these very first two letters over here. Right? The eye. The eyeball and the doorway or the triangle. Just alone without that little squiggly line over there that means life. It those two words AD Like AD Typically they. They translate from Hebrew into English as meaning perpetual or unto or witness. Now if we add in the life character which is the squiggly line, the little plasma ball, lightning, whatever you want to call it.

It means Eden literally means unto life or witness life or perpetual life or eternal life. That’s because this is the place where the. The Tree of Life grows. This is where the Fountain of Youth is. Now if you. If you’re familiar with my work and my books. This is where I believe that is. This is a map that was drawn during the Middle Ages by a man named Gerardus Mercator or Gerard Mercator. This is the North Pole. See that red line around there? That’s the Arctic Circle. And there was known across the world in many forms.

People. It wasn’t just him. It wasn’t just European history. Everyone on Earth knew about this land at the center of the world. Cross sectioned by four rivers with a holy mountain at the center and indrawn seas encircled by magnificent exceedingly tall mountain ranges. This right here is what I believe to be the Garden of Eden. We’re going to focus on these mountain ranges that go all the way around the Garden of Eden. The Garden of Eden is said to have one main entrance or exit point. These walls are the reason why outsiders cannot come in past these walls.

There is no technology where you can fly into Eden once Eden actually appears. Because there will be so much electromagnetic interference. Your planes would just fall out of the sky before you even got there. Or they’d be attracted to Mount Meru and crash. So we’re going to focus on what I like to call affectionately the walls of Eden. Which I believe to be the labyrinth of the Place of Knowledge. I’ll explain why in a minute. So the labyrinth, the palace of Minos. Which is the. Who was the king of Gnosos or Gnosis. Right. This. This. This man’s name.

The King Minos. Break that down. Os you already know means God or strong. Min is the same as moon or man. And it means thought. It means to think. It means sentient being. So strong thought, strong sentience. All of this has to do with knowledge. The place of knowledge. The place of the Tree of Knowledge. And good and Evil. Now, recently in Greece, archaeologists have discovered what they are calling the original Minoan labyrinth. Let’s check it out. Let’s look at the shape. They’ve just unearthed this in modern times. Look at what it looks like. And they’re saying this is the structure of the labyrinth where the Minotaur haunts.

Does it look familiar? Because it should. Right. We got this outer ring circle, this inner ring, the cross sections. This is the map I just shared with you at the Arctic, at the North Pole, right. It’s a circular land with what I call the Rafaim mountain range. Right. The Raphaim were the. The giants, but Raphaim itself means healers. These are the walls of healing. Once you go past these walls, you start to become of various things. Okay. Your mind is healed, your body is healed, your spirit is strengthened. So, yeah, this was an interesting recent discovery.

And it’s interesting to me that they’re saying that this is the labyrinth, right? It’s this place right here is what it is. People made types of this all over the place. Why? Because they could see it from various places in the world. How could they see some place at the North Pole from, you know, modern day Greece or whatever, right? They just looked at the sky. They looked at that eye in the sky that droops down at the center of the firmament, like I said, because it’s made out of ice, and that ice is reflective. And all of these geoplasmas erupted and they lit up the sky and that sky reflected what was down below.

So the people saw this right here simply by looking up. They just drew it. But there are many different types of this labyrinth, right? This is the labyrinth that you need to get past in order to get into the Holy Land, to the Temple of God, to the Holy of Holies, to terrestrial paradise, to Hyperborea, however you want to call it. There is a calling to return to your home world, to a place that feels right, A place that is inundated with energy constantly. That just naturally a byproduct of just living. There is happy feelings, good health, long life.

This is seen in Westworld also, right? There’s this whole maze concept all throughout the land of Westworld and the mesas back here, those are related to the word maze. I’ll show you in a minute. But in the TV show Westworld, in the TV series, they have a couple of different mazes actually. Then they represent the. The robots journey to escape the world that they live in, right? And they represent that by this maze here. Now, as you can see this maze isn’t much of a maze because it’s got like, it’s got weird openings and stuff. And it’s got this circle in the middle that’s completely closed off and it’s an eyeball, but it’s also a human’s body.

The legs are squatting, the arms are raised, and there’s a circle directly above, almost as if the head is decapitated. People saw this. This was something that was seen in the ancient sky, in the Hyperborean skies, in the Atlantean skies, in the Arcadian skies. People saw a particular shape. It was a shape at the bottom they saw light that bowed downwards like a dome. And from the middle of that dome shot upward into the sky, a beacon of energy, a light that the higher up it went, it started to spread out and people would see that.

And way high above the spread out arms, they would see the apex, dome of the firmament, circular, or if you’re far away, oval in shape because it was lit up. And so they saw this headless man or this one eyed God off in the distance guarding this labyrinth and this paradise, and they drew it. So some of the older depictions, besides the Minoan labyrinth with the Minotaur, is recorded on petroglyphs across the world, where you have mazes on rocks. This one, I used to live right down the street from this one. This one’s in Hemet, California.

I went to high school in Norco, in Cal, Southern California. It’s like not too far away from right here, but as you can see, there’s this central square area. Now oftentimes they’ll make the labyrinth square, but originally everyone knows that labyrinth was circular. It was a circle. And the point was to get to the center of it, right? Sometimes they’ll make it square. But this same exact maze that’s drawn on a petroglyph wasn’t because ancient Indians were high on peyote. It’s not because they were bored. It’s not because they wanted to create a new form of entertainment.

This is where Pac man comes from, by the way. Remember, people could look up into the sky and see what was below. They could see the labyrinth by looking up at it in the sky. But they also had to look through all of these energetic balls of electricity that were floating in the sky, which gives you Pac Man. Here’s another form as well of the maze that was drawn in petroglyph form. Here’s the mountain that shoots the beam upward and it spreads out sometimes those arms Go upwards. Sometimes they curl downwards. Because it’s plasma, it’s fluid interacting with more fluid.

Here’s the same thing. The mountain, the beam shooting up, and then it spirals upwards. Especially if the. If the sky opens up and depressurizes, all of that plasma is going to spiral, just like your sink. When it’s full of water and you pull the plug, it spirals. Right. Now let’s look at some. Some more ancient forms of the maze coming from and stemming from the Dark Ages. One of my favorite times to study is the Dark Ages and the Medieval times. So in this particular maze, right, we can see that you want to get to the center once again.

So let’s take a look and see what is at the center. Because if my theory is correct, we should see a lot of paradise symbolism. Now, keep in mind, to one person, they’ll see paradise. To another person, they’ll see hell. To one person, they’ll see God in the middle. And to another person they’ll see this horned demon or Satan or something in the middle. Either way, you’re always going to see the same thing. It has two sides to it based on perspective and based on which time you live in. Okay? Because the energy reverses in this world every other cycle.

So in one cycle you have Paradise. On the other cycle, whenever there’s bad energy, that. That antenna of the world goes away and sinks underneath all the water, which is good actually for us. But here you can see there’s a sort of animal pyramidal structure at the middle here, there’s a coffin. Because this place in the center of the world is also the necropolis where the spirits of the dead gather together, because the energy is drawn in that direction. You can also see up top, we’ve got some bird wings up here, right? The bird of creation.

Here it is in its full form. Now, above this maze, what do we have? We have the holy city of the New Jerusalem, which many people interpret, based on the dimensions in the Book of Revelation, to be a cube or a square. The bottom of it would be a square shape, right? But those exact same dimensions can also be a dome. And then here we have this sort of cross shape in the sky with the wings spread out, right? And then directly above that, we have an opening in the sky with three dots represented by these three halos of these beings.

So this is all very interesting. This tells me exactly where this labyrinth is located physically on Earth. Beneath this structure is where we will find this labyrinth. This is the hole in the sky, or what I call the Apex, dome. Right. It’s not a complete circle. Notice that, too. I want to point this out to you. A lot of people would look at this and think, it’s just cut off. This is a whole circular cloud. No, it’s not. It’s a dome that’s drooping down from the firmament. Now let’s look at some other medieval drawings of the labyrinth and see what people put in the center of it, because that’s the place of value, right? In this particular one, we’ve got a double tree, right? We’ve got this.

These are the two trees from the Garden of Eden right there smack in the middle. This tells me the Garden of Eden is on the other side of the walls of that labyrinth. Notice how there’s only one entrance right there. Boom. Those are the Walls of Eden, sometimes also called the Walls of Jericho. Here’s the one entrance, right? Notice the entrance is through a gate. That gate is narrow. It is a narrow gate. Why? Because there’s huge, tall, tall walls, earthen walls. This is not man made. None of this is man made, okay? This is earthen made.

The earth makes this, and it remakes this every cycle. And therefore you could never memorize how to get through it. It’s going to be a different form, a different shape every single time, with some exceptions. At the middle of this one, what do we have? Well, if we take a look, we can see what look like some pillars in the shape of people or something, a canopy, a house. And there’s a tree growing right up out of the center of it. Why? Because that is the Tree of Life. That is the Fountain of Youth. It’s not an actual physical tree.

This is not a tree that has leaves or bark or anything. It’s just tree shaped. This is a beam of geoplasmas. There is. There is. Remember I showed you that mountain at the center of the world on that map? That mountain is a volcano. The mountain has a huge opening in the center of it and a zephyr inner Earth winds rise up from it. When the inner Earth depressurizes, those winds come up so fast they turn into plasma. And you have a beam of light acting as the trunk of the Tree of Life. That shoots up and it creates little plasmoid instabilities that curl around and create a toroidal field around it.

And it’ll keep doing that. As it rises, it’ll make another one. It’ll rise, it’ll make another one. And this becomes Jacob’s Ladder. This becomes many other types of symbolism that we See often. Here’s another one. The labyrinth with a big old tree right in the middle of it. Well, what is so important about this tree? Why would you want to go all the way through this crazy labyrinth? It looks like this one alone would take you hours to get through. Just to get. Is it for fun? No, it’s for value. There is something of value at the middle.

And the thing of value is the Tree of Life. That beam of energy rejuvenates your body at a cellular level. That beam of energy is cold plasma that will eradicate bacteria, microbes, viruses, cancer. It will heal all of the nations who go to it sometimes. In the middle of this labyrinth, you’ll see that we have a horse. This one has wings on it. You know what that means? No, that doesn’t mean it’s a flying horse. That means it was something that looks horse like that was up in the air, right? It’s got four legs, right? It’s got these four legs.

There’s four pillars. In the Book of Revelation, these were known as the four living creatures that surround the Throne of God. These were also forms of plasma, right, that are created by the central beam itself. Now here’s another one with one entrance. Here we go. I can already tell there’s lots of Garden of Eden symbolism over here, because you have to go through the Lion’s Gate, right? One on one side, one on the other. Well, as I’ve found out. Excuse me, as I found out in my studies, on each side of Hyperborea, we have the Pillars of Hercules.

And these pillars, just like in the center, how we have this beam of light, or this Tree of Life or Arbor Vida, we have the same thing on either side, just like in this picture, right? Here’s. Here’s one. Here’s one over here. One is positive, one is negative. I call these, affectionately, the Anode and Cathode islands that flank the central circular island of the Garden of Eden. This is the place where it all begins. Or one, oh, one. Right. And you have to go through the Lion’s Gate, right? That is the Lion’s gate is going between the Pillars of Hercules.

The reason they use the lion is because if you do an etymological study on the word lion, it implies to flow. Basically, they’re symbolic of light, just like a lamb. So one entrance into the labyrinth. See what else we got here. All right, let’s continue on. All right, here it is again. Here’s the labyrinth. And in the middle of this particular labyrinth, we have a mountain range. You see that? And there’s like a city right there in the middle. So now we’re. Now we’re stacking symbolism so that we can get a better idea of what this represents.

There’s a connection between the tree or the Tree of Life and a mountain or a mountainous region with, like, you know, a city inside. That’s New Jerusalem, just so you know. Okay, but it’s the City of Peace. That is not the modern Jerusalem. The modern Jerusalem is not Jerusalem. I mean, the name speaks for itself, right? The City of Peace. Look at the modern Jerusalem. That’s not it. There was a different place. Plus, it should be at the middle of the world or the heart of the world. This one has a dragon at the middle, which is plasma.

This is the. The serpent that guarded the Tree of Life. Right. It has. It has wings. So just like when we look at the horse that had wings, we know there’s no flying horses. I know there’s no flying snakes. There’s snakes we call flying snakes, but they’re just. They glide. They just fall off of trees. But there is no winged snakes. It’s symbolic to tell you that whatever it was was serpentine like a snake. And it was in the air, flying. Very good. Let’s continue on. Sometimes they put Jesus right there in the middle, like I said.

People can internalize this all you want to. You could say that, you know, the kingdom of heaven is inside and you need to go within, etc. But then again, Jesus also says things that you could take literally and sound very physical. Like there’s an actual physical kingdom. Like when he says, I go to prepare a place for you. What does the need to prepare anything if it’s already there? And you just have to realize it and be a good person or whatever, right? This beam of energy is the light of the world, and it is responsible for creating the maze, which is that mountain range all the way around those mountains.

I’ll show you what they’re made out of, but they’re made through electricity in the same exact manner as you rub a balloon on your hair and then you lift it up and your hair defies gravity and stands up, attracted to the electrical current. So in the middle, you should find Jesus symbolism. You should find Jerusalem symbolism. You should find the center of the world symbolism. You should find the Tree of Life and the Fountain of Youth, because all of these things are synonymous with one another. Now, here things get really interesting. Here we have this labyrinth, and this guy who’s just resting his face on his palm, which I’ve seen Many different times, but in the background, most notably, we have this mesa just shooting straight up out of the ground.

Modern academics would have you believe that the rest all the way around, that used to be earth and it just eroded into that shape. Or they’ll tell you, oh, that’s the center of a giant volcano that eroded over time and it just left the volcanic plug, which is how they describe Devil’s Tower. Let’s look up the word mesa from Spanish mesa plateau, which means flat on top, literally. TABLE from the Latin word. Check this out. This is interesting. Speaking of gnosis and thinking. From the Latin word Mensa. If you’re unfamiliar with Mensa, there’s an organization called MENSA who are known as being these high level thinkers or geniuses, or people who brag about being geniuses when they’re not.

Depends on how you look at it. Right. They have the letter M there, that’s usually stands for Mount Meru, which is that holy mountain in the middle of that map I showed you. Now, the word maze, when we look that up as well, the etymology of it, we see the nor. In the Norwegian dialect, maze is mas, as in X, mas as in Christmas, or the place where the light of the world is born and comes up out of the X maze. Right? Just like that circular island that’s cross sectioned by the four rivers. That makes an X.

Also Swedish masa, depending on your pronunciation, mesa. Right. Why is that important? Because these are all mesas all the way around. If you’ve ever seen the Devil’s Tower, if you’ve ever seen the Giant’s Causeway, imagine something as tall as that, made of the same material, solid rock in a cliff that shoots straight up, going and wrapping all the way around the Garden of Eden itself. Now let’s take a look at Jerusalem, the City of Peace. Now, if I’m. If my supposition is correct, that this is the most peaceful place on earth, that this is the place where the light of the world that gives life and the Tree of Life and the Fountain Mountain of Youth exist, then that should be Jerusalem.

And that these should be all of the original countries and cities of antiquity and rivers and mountains, etc, and I believe it is so. Jerusalem, the City of Peace. This is how it was originally portrayed. Have you ever been to Jerusalem? Have you ever seen Jerusalem? It’s not a circle, I could tell you that much. There’s not a wall all the way around in a circle. So why do they draw it like that? Unless originally it was. This is the camp of the saints. This Is the place where good people live or you know, comparatively speaking to us today out here in the southlands, at least Jerusalem is interesting.

Even New Jerusalem, both of them are very interesting to me. If we take a closer look, we can see that they oftentimes will put a temple right in the middle. They call us the Temple Mount. That’s because the temple of God is a mountain. Because earth energy that’s healing in nature and life giving in nature comes up out of that mountain. Electricity comes up out of that mountain and it brings peace. So it is Solomon’s temple or Shalom on or the one of peace, the peaceful one, the peaceful mountain. And then you have these pillars as well, right, the pillar symbolisms.

There’s other openings in the earth that shoot up their own geoplasmas and they create the pillars of, you know, this central city of God. Here it is again. Ancient Jerusalem depicted as circular city with these high rising walls. When that’s not what it looks like in real life, at least not modern Jerusalem. Modern Jerusalem is a city of death and fear and it’s ugly and I don’t like it personally. I believe in the ancient Jerusalem and the Jerusalem to come, which was Atlantis, which will rise up out of the ocean again one day. Here it is again.

Now this one is actually called the Labyrinth of Jericho. So there’s a biblical city called Jericho and there’s a famous story where the Hebrew people were told, you know, they needed to invade Jericho. They needed to get in for some reason. But it’s protected by these huge lofty walls. So they just kept walking around it for seven days. And then they would blow these trumpet sounds or the shofar and the walls of Jericho tumbled down. This is an apocalypse that’s being described. But regardless, this is the Jericho maze. Jericho is right there at the middle. And what do we have at the top? The apex dome, the same frilly clouds underneath it.

You see that same opening in the sky right there. It’s the same place, there’s different names, like I said to that central region. So here’s another comparison between the Jericho maze. It says here 14th century map of Jericho and the Farsi Bible. This is actually in a particular version of the Bible. And the chief Palace, Congo or Angola. Note the labyrinth shaped. That’s reminiscent of the spirals of the snail in the Congo, Angola, symbol of the origins of the world. So this one right, right here represents the origins of the world. The walls of Jericho are the same exact thing as the walls of Eden are the same exact thing.

And passed down to us through our entertainment and for our musing or our amusement as the Cliffs of Insanity from the Princess Bride. It is the exact same thing. And imagine you get to Eden, you get to Hyperborea or Atlantis or whatnot, and you want in. But then you’re faced with that. How do you get in? You’re going to climb the Cliffs of Insanity. That’s possible, sure. But you have to remember there’s all this fog and mist all the way around this entire island. There’s probably moss and crap growing that’s going to make your ascent very slippery now.

Because what it actually is is this. And it’s basalt columns that are naturally formed through electrical fields that pull, you know, all of the metals that are mixed with the earth, which we call lava. Okay. It pulls that straight up into the earth and you get these hex. Hex, hexagonal, usually tiles. They look like that. They take this shape because they’re conforming to the acoustics. Because that electricity that’s running through this, it has. It has a shape. It has an energetic signature that creates a certain resonant shape. What does that mean? That just means that when you have electricity or even sound and you run it through a liquid, which is what this used to be, it will create a particular shape that’s harmonic with the actual frequency that’s running through it.

This one right here is a six sided tile. These are the Cliffs of Insanity. This is what the Devil’s Tower looks like. This is what the Giant’s Causeway looks like. And these are the Walls of Eden. These are the walls of Hyperborea that keep people out. Now there’s good news. There are caves. There’s other ways in besides just trying to scale the Cliffs of Insanity. Because that would be insanity to do if you pay close attention. This is shown to you in the movies like. Or TV shows like the recent Stranger Things, which by the way, I highly recommend checking out the last episode of Stranger Things.

Jesus. So good. But they feature this if you’re paying attention. They feature the labyrinth, okay? And they feature the caves, the narrow path that you can take to get through the labyrinth and make it into paradise. Or make it out of paradise if you’re trapped inside of it. And this is what you should look for, right? Remember, paradise has rivers that come out of it. One of those rivers is said to be made so low at some point that it will make way for people to come in and out of it or in and out of paradise.

That would create these straight and narrow passageway that you could take. Instead of trying to navigate the labyrinth and go in, you know, through the cracks and the crevices of these huge walls that are just shooting up naturally. You could look for the narrow entrance, the narrow road, and it will be narrow. I keep using that word because it’s a quote from Jesus in the Bible, and he says, small is the gate, narrow is the road that leads to life, and only a few will find it. Now, of course, people can internalize this if you’d like.

That’s fine. I think everything’s fractal and holographic, so I don’t. I don’t have problems with people that internalize everything, but I feel like that’s unbalanced to just internalize everything and not to project it into the actual real world where we live, because they’re one and the same. So these are some other things you can look for. Cave systems that go through the walls of Eden. This is exactly what was taken in order to find Noah in one of the oldest stories. Stories that was ever written. One of the oldest narratives about eternal life. Right. Damn. That story just escaped my mind.

What was the name of that story? Sorry, I’m not feeling well. What the heck was the name of the oldest story? Oldest stories on Earth? One sec. I was doing pretty good up until that point. What is it? It’s. I. I just have. Oh, Epic of Gilgamesh. Duh. Okay, all right. Sorry. Sometimes I have brain farts. So in the Epic of Gilgamesh, which is one of the oldest stories, I highly recommend you read that book, because it’s real, it’s telling. It’s just. I mean, many elements of it are cartoonified, but it’s a real, actual story about a real, actual place.

Gilgamesh finds this cave. Not this one in particular, but a cave like this, where he can take it through and get in the Earth. And he finds Noah, and he’s on a quest for immortality, and he has to go through a cave of immense darkness. And you can’t light a fire in these caves in order to see. So you better bring some glow sticks, because there’s gases that are flammable. So unless you want your whole cave system filling with fire and you’re dead. You know, you might want to bring some glow sticks. If you’re looking for the Fountain of Youth, this is what it would look like on the inside.

They’re just basalt columns and pillars, and they’re created through electrical impulses and conductivity, because, like I said, the basalt pillars, they’re made out of Lava, which is lava not because it’s melted rock, but because it’s melted metal that is mixed with sand and, you know, soil and stuff like that. And that’s, that’s how we get lava. But the metal and portion of it makes it conductive. It makes it very attractive to the thunderbolts of the gods and lightning that comes from above. So all these places where we have these basalt columns and pillars, these are places where electricity has ran through the earth, lifting it up and shaping it and conforming it to its own frequency, which in this case is oftentimes a hexagonal tile shape or column.

Right? So this right here, if I feature this in my second book, Return to Hyperborea, this is one of those rivers that’s featured and I believe that’s featured on that map that shows an island continent, circular in nature, cross sectioned by four rivers at the center of the world. This is the Euphrates River. This is the original Euphrates river, which means, because Mesopotamia is between the Tigris and the Euphrates, one of these lands is Mesopotamia. Right? How do I know that this is the Euphrates River? Because traditionally the Euphrates river was split into seven different heads.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, boom. And this, biblically speaking at least, is going to be one of the ways that you can get into the Garden of Eden when these waters are made low. Now, I imagine that this is not flat land between each and every one of these rivers, okay? Not like the Nile Delta. You could just walk on in, you know, on the land part. No, you’re going to need to walk on in through the river part because these mountains that you see over here look like this one’s a pyramid or something.

Same thing is going to exist in between each and every one of these little waterways. Now this brings us to pop culture, okay? This is. This, this is, this right here is from the movie Maze Runner. Now, in Maze Runner, they start off in a utopia, which is their own little garden, which is this square right in the middle. And they need to escape the maze, they need to get out of the garden because there’s a cataclysm that’s happening. And this is the story of the Hyperboreans. This is the story of the Atlanteans. This is a story of Adam and Eve being ejected out of the garden, right? And then oftentimes these walls are going to be overgrown, right, with vines.

The closer inward you get, where it gets warmer and warmer, you’re going to have stuff growing on these walls, moss. So they’re going to look like a hedge maze at some point. This is the place where you need to go. This is. It’s hard to see. This is a clip from Pirates of the Caribbean, but you can see that there’s this circular map in the background that has these jagged edges all the way around it. It’s pretty blurry right now. I should have took a better picture. But those jagged edges all the way around are the mountains, the Rafaim mountain range.

They are the walls of Eden and they’re looking for paradise. Basically, they’re looking for something of immense value. So Jack uses his compass, which points to the thing that he wants most. That’s what all of your compasses point to. And right now, that’s the North Pole. It points north. It’s showing you the way. This is a little device, a genius device that was created to show you the way home. Why? Because that huge holy mountain in the middle at the North Pole is magnetic. It’s complete. It’s probably magnetite, pure magnetite, I would guess, and iron. If I’m going to throw a rock at it, it’s magnetite and iron.

And it’s magnetized because of that electrical energy that rushes up through it and stays in there for an entire age or eon. Speaking of pop culture, this is one of my favorite movies ever, which I have decoded on my Truth in Movies playlist. It’s called Dark City. Same exact concept. It’s all about the same exact things. And they feature a similar type of labyrinth. And they put the rat, which is humans, into the labyrinth. Right. You can see it’s. There’s a circular center to it and everything. Oh, and Shell beach, by the way, if you’re wondering if you’ve seen the movie Dark City, they’re looking for Shell Beach.

Shell beach is a euphemism for. For the walls of Eden. That’s. That’s the beach made out of shell. Okay, hold on. Let me look. Let me look up the word shell for you guys. Just on the fly. I forgot what the etymology was, but it’s important if you want to know what shell beach is about. Hard outer covering. Yeah, the beach with the hard outer covering. That’s the etymology of the word shell. It’s also related to the words scalio, which means a piece that’s cut off an actual scale or scales. Scaly. Right. So you saw like the.

The basalt columns were very scaly looking on top. They look like scales. Sheol, obviously. Shell and sheol. Sheol beach, because that’s the entrance into Sheol, the inner earth. That also implies, from the low low German language, pod or a rind. And then in Gothic, it’s scalia, which means tile. The tile beach. Right. And it’s directly related to the word skell, which means to cut or a chip or a fragment or a piece of, which is related to the word skull, which. This is Skull Island. I don’t know, I just kind of. I just wanted to go off on a little tangent.

Right. Anyways, here’s Katy Perry and her. Her song Wide Awake. And she goes through a labyrinth, right? Very similar symbolism, right? It’s got, like, mirrors and stuff. Now check this out. This is from the music video Katy Perry’s Labyrinth. Does this look familiar? It should. Right? You’ve got the labyrinth walls, but then off here in the background, what do we have that’s all lit up from this, like, light, or maybe it’s giving off a light? We have this mesa, just like we had before with the guy who’s thinking in the middle. And we have the mesa.

Hey, MBM just subscribed to my channel. Welcome. It’s good to have you. Obviously, I have to mention the movie Labyrinth, which I heard they’re making a sequel or something. I hope they don’t mess it up. I’m gonna be mad if they mess it up. This is one of my favorite movies ever. But anyways, in the movie Labyrinth, right? Like, I feel like it needs no introduction. That’s how good this movie is. But you’ll also notice there’s these obelisks all throughout the movie, everywhere and all throughout the labyrinth. That’s to prevent lightning strikes. They’re basically lightning rods.

And up here you have a mesa, or at least a stepped type of mesa, where the Goblin King lives in the castle at the center of the. Of the labyrinth. Right. Like I said, you can see him as good or evil. You can see that place, that mountain, as good or evil, as black or white. Etc. These are the walls of Eden, as she’s trying to traverse them with the obelisks to prevent the electrical discharge. Here it is again. This is just the hedge maze version of it. So this is whenever you’re actually further along. Okay.

The closer to the beach you are, you’ll be on Shell Beach. There won’t be all these plants and stuff growing on the mountains or on the walls. So you’re not going to be able to like climb up the walls on the vines or anything. There won’t be any Planet X. What’s up, dude? Welcome to my channel. But as you get closer inward, things become more tropical. Things become more garden like, okay? So you’ll start to have vines and, you know, stuff growing on the actual walls themselves, which is why you have this. You know, it looks like this, basically.

But the closer you get towards the center or to the other side of that maze or that labyrinth, the more this is going to be more green and covered in plants and stuff and have vines on it and stuff, just like you see here. It’s also featured symbolically in many different movies. This one’s from the Shining, which I. I don’t want to get off on a tangent, but all of Stephen King’s work is about the things I’m teaching you guys. Okay? I’m sorry. I’m just gonna be blunt. That’s my opinion. That’s my perspective. But me and Stephen King and many other people around the world somehow are tapped into something.

Okay, I don’t want to. I don’t want to make it sound like I’m bragging or anything. I don’t even want to. I just. But I’m telling you, the whole Stephen King universe, okay, he talks about the shine, which is telepathy. And anyways, it’s all. It’s all related. If you like Stephen King, I’m sure you probably like my channel and vice versa. But anyways, he’s got his own little labyrinth here, too. And he’s overlooking the labyrinth. The overlook, right? Alice in Wonderland. So she has to go through the labyrinth to get home, right? This is at the end of the movie, whenever she’s being chased by the deck of cards and the Red Queen and all that, right? They’re painting the roses red.

She has to go through the labyrinth in order to get home. And you know where. You know how she got into Wonderland? She crawled underneath a tree. That’s where the rabbit hole was. Was underneath the tree, which is exactly which. That’s from ancient alchemical work. It’s the Tree of Life. Same thing is shown to you in Pan’s Labyrinth, which, by the way, is in Spanish. But if you watch Pan’s Labyrinth, right? Obviously, a Pan who’s part man, part bull, goat, whatever you want to see, right? It’s the same stick figure. It’s this right here, okay? Essentially.

And then it’s got horns that come up off the top of it, just like Janus or Ganos. But this has a big rock, but the rock is growing branches. What’s going on here? There’s a rock in the center of the maze, as I said, and as I pointed out, that rock in the center of the maze is the holy mountain that has plasma that comes up out of it, electricity. Which is why in this movie, which is in the Tall Grass, another Stephen King movie or short story, this is a hedge maze or a form of hedge maze, okay? Now, in the movie, it’s showing you like it’s grass, almost like a corn maze or something, okay? So they take some liberty with that.

But in the middle of this maze, in. In the movie, in the Tall Grass, is this black rock. There’s even a church of the black rock outside of this maze. But that’s besides the point. When these people touch this black rock, their hair stands up on end and they get, like, profound insight and knowledge into the deepest meanings of everything. And they suddenly know, you know, what everything’s all about. And that’s because there’s electrical signals. That’s Earth energy, you know, from the Halls of Amenti, deep down inside of the Earth, the Akashic records. And they carry that energy.

They carry all the memories and stuff through electrical fields. And this is that black rock. Same one, okay? This is the holy mountain. This is the Mountain of Fire. This is the Mountain of Light. This is the Cave of Saviors. This is the cave of Cyprus, of Zeus. This is the cave where all of them were born and all of them will die. This is the place where the phoenix lives, which is the cosmic bird of creation, which is that beam of light that shoots up and spreads out its aurora wings. And these over here are the labyrinth walls of Eden that are basalt pillars and columns.

A really good visual, if you want a visual for this. This is shown to you in movies, but it’s also shown to you in music videos galore, like, every one of them. Okay. If you pay attention, you’ll start seeing all the symbolism. The 21 pilots is a. One of my favorite bands, and they have. They have a song called Paladin. Straight Right. Straight and Narrow. Right at the beginning of that song, the main character, Clancy, is sitting at the edge of the Rafaim mountain range on the basalt pillars and cliffs. This island, right, rises up out of the ocean because of the electrical impulse that comes up out of the earth.

And it’s. It just has walls all the way around it that are created by electricity. But you’ll see this everywhere once you start looking. You’ll see. You’ll see all of the symbolism that we’ve just gone over today. And you’ll realize, just like the Hopi The Hopi Nation, one of the Native American tribes here in the United States. Their. Their story is they emerged from the earth, they came up out of the earth itself. And when they came up, they were told by their God as they beheld their God, who told them, spread, scatter, disperse, leave this place to the four corners of the earth.

And they said, well, how will we be able to find our way back home? And he said to them, to find your home, you must find the center place, which is the middle of the labyrinth, the middle of the maze. If this interests you, I highly recommend you go to jdreamers.com and you check out my second book called Return to Hyperborea, which is all about everything we just covered and much, much, much more. Thanks for joining me today. Until next time, I’m Jay Dreamer. Saying good vibes and goodbye. But something’s forcing me to stay it be easier for me if I turn away to play oh, but there’s something holding on in the way we belong.

There’s so many ways to escape But I get to say it’s time to make a Time to wake up Too many ways to escape But I guess it’s time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up baby Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up baby Time to wake up Time to wake up. I know I should have done this should have quit this long ago can’t stand another heartbreak but it’s time to let it go it be easier for me if I turn away to sleep oh, but there’s something holding on the way belong gone.

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