Ancient Fortress in Kuelap Peru with 'Unbelievable' back story

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Fascinating!

I had never heard of this place before.

Thank you, Op!

nor had I!

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Bumping for later viewing, and because you know you're one of my favorite posters dress and I always love your threads.

will look at. you never know what fascinating places there are til a kindly poster posts them!

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My wife is Peruvian and was born and raised in Cusco. She spent her youth climbing all over ruins and listening to her maternal Grandfather, who was a shaman of sorts, speak about the veracocha aka "Cloudpeople".

They were all pale, beautiful, red haired men and women of sometimes fantastic height.

There are also huge tunnels that run the length of S. America and supposedly go to inner Earth and even Antarctica.

Most of these sites are built on energetic intersections amongst the ley lines.

Many of these top sites which also had openings into the tunnels is also where the Catholic church would build their churches and other buildings.

I had the pleasure of going down there a few times and was about to go down again but Covid hit.

The size and scope of some of these places is mind-blowing. But what left me with an even greater impression was the "energy" one could pick up on.

I can't explain it in any other way but that I 'felt' connected to the history of this area like a sort of nostalgic feeling of returning to home or a place important to my ancestry.

Alot of people who were down there experience this feeling. Also the museum with the elongated skulls and bones of giants was fascinating.

Our history and our story has been purposefully kept from us and obscured at every turn. This was one of the biggest secrets of the Spainish Inquisition. Its purpose was to come over to the Americas and wipe out their knowledge base and its teachers while taking that knowledge bases most powerful knowledge and keeping it for themselves.

To understand Giza, Machu Picchu, Gobekli Tepe, and many other of these monolithic sites built with some of the most impressive math and astronomy, is to understand the material world around us.

Cool! Thanks for posting!

Wow...was not aware it existed.

Fascinating. Thx for posting.

And makes me wish I could travel to them all.

cool i was down in the cusco area for about 1 month in 2003...we were outside Sacsayhuaman one night...no one was around..my friends friend was an expat archeaoligist guy....we hiked around for hours the sun set...way up in the andes full moon...he showed us some stuff..we took acid overlooking the whole thing and had the greatest trip of our life...later one we went to those natural slides as the sun was coming up..

good times

never heard of this place though...looks cool as fuck

you probably have to have a vax card now and bow down to the beast to even visit ruins anymore


we are close

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I was there in 2011, 2012, and 2015. I did go down two more times but we were in either Ecuador or Bolivia.

I can only imagine how it was in an altered state on those areas

There is some very powerful energies at work.

My wife and I had a couple chances to take some ayahuasca but each time we had to cancel because our kids got stomach bugs and we did not feel good at all about leaving them for 2 days sick with her family.

I was able to spend some time under the stars with a Celestron 6" telescope gazing out into the universe.

One of the best nights of my life was my wife and I out by ourselves doing this and talking and loving on each other.

Towards the end of the night we had some time to really love on each other and while doing so a huge shooting star went over.

I've explored sacsayhuaman and one of the most mind-bending things I learned was despite its size, it was only about 5-10% excavated.

The scale these ancients built on is just absolutely mesmerizing.

That's really cool Grove that you went down there brudda. Exploring our world really helps put some things in perspective and sometimes when I find myself getting blackpilled or find myself starting to dislike humanity, my travels abroad usually helps rein back in my thoughts.

Then again sometimes....it doesn't.

Op that was a really fascinating video. Thank you for uploading this.

Indeed, very cool stuff. Clear resemblance to the Atlantean civilization (both Peru and Zimbabwe). These sites are either remnants from the time of the Atlantis, or site built later by the survivors of Atlantis.

Small stones, diamond-shaped decorations, round buildings, it all fits.

I'd love to visit one day.

Thanks sseess I've always been interested in ancient ruins and in all my time I've never come across this place before.

Thank you for the fascinating information!

I would love to see Peru, but I will never go, now with TSA and Covid and all.

These videos are the next best thing, though.

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closer to home, the Mound Builders - who built the Great Serpent Mound in Ohio -

and the skeletons of giants found in Ohio and sent to the Smithsonian, never to be seen again -


are fascinating too

That is!

I had never heard of the Serpent Mound before.

Mound Builders
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Monks Mound, built c. 950–1100 CE and located at the Cahokia Mounds UNESCO World Heritage Site near Collinsville, Illinois, is the largest pre-Columbian earthwork in America north of Mesoamerica.
A number of pre-Columbian cultures are collectively termed "Mound Builders". The term does not refer to a specific people or archaeological culture, but refers to the characteristic mound earthworks erected for an extended period of more than 5,000 years. The "Mound Builder" cultures span the period of roughly 3500 BCE (the construction of Watson Brake) to the 16th century CE, including the Archaic period, Woodland period (Calusa culture, Adena and Hopewell cultures), and Mississippian period. Geographically, the cultures were present in the region of the Great Lakes, the Ohio River Valley, and the Mississippi River valley and its tributary waters.

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