Mike Ricksecker: The Lost Science of Egypt

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Researcher Mike Ricksecker is the author of the Amazon best-sellers Travels Through Time, A Walk In The Shadows, and Alaska's Mysterious Triangle, as well as several historic paranormal books. He has appeared on multiple television shows and programs, including History Channel's Ancient Aliens and The UnXplained, Travel Channel’s The Alaska Triangle, Discovery+’s Fright Club, Animal Planet’s The Haunted, multiple series on Gaia TV, and more. Mike is the producer and director of the docu-series, The Shadow Dimension, available on several streaming platforms, and produces additional full-length content on ancient wisdom, lost civilizations, and the supernatural on his extensive YouTube channel.

Researcher Mike Ricksecker is the author of the Amazon best-sellers Travels Through Time, A Walk In The Shadows, and Alaska's Mysterious Triangle, as well as several historic paranormal books. He has appeared on multiple television shows and programs, including History Channel's Ancient Aliens and The UnXplained, Travel Channel’s The Alaska Triangle, Discovery+’s Fright Club, Animal Planet’s The Haunted, multiple series on Gaia TV, and more. Mike is the producer and director of the docu-series, The Shadow Dimension, available on several streaming platforms, and produces additional full-length content on ancient wisdom, lost civilizations, and the supernatural on his extensive YouTube channel.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:18):
Hey, how you doing. Come on in and have a seat.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
Let's talk not great news coming out.

Speaker 1 (00:23):
Of Egypt right now.

Speaker 2 (00:24):
The Grand Egyptian Museum was scheduled to open a couple
of weeks ago. I should have mentioned this before, and
they have canceled the opening, the grand opening. It's just
one episode after another. This has been going on for
almost eight years. They'll announce an opening and then they

(00:46):
say no, we're not going to open it. And for
all indications, the museum's ready to open, the interiors ready
to go, it's ready to take people. I think there's
an administrative I'm not going to get into this, but
remember when you're dealing with a developing country, there's all
kinds of snaffoos and logistical issues that come about. And

(01:12):
I thought at the beginning that they were letting Germans
or perhaps a French exhibition company run the show. But
I think there they took it back. And this is
the heart of the problem is that this is a
huge museum, five hundred thousand square feet, five warehouses connected

(01:34):
into one as a monster. Over a million artifacts, statues, carvings,
whole sections of temples are in this place. It's now
thought to be the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts in
the world, outpacing the Louver in Paris, the British Museum

(01:55):
in London, even the Met in New York. The Egyptian
Museum is a monster, and the logistics of dealing with
a museum that big are huge, and you have to
have very coordinated staff. And I don't know if the

(02:17):
fear of opening has been that they just won't be
ready for the people. But they do have another museum.
They have a museum in Cairo that is two levels.
It's been there since the fifties, so they have an
understanding of how to deal with public, large public groups.
I don't know if it has to do with the

(02:37):
amount of air conditioning, the cost or whatever, but it's
really really not a good image for Egypt to keep opening,
claiming opening days and then all of a sudden saying no,
we're not going to open the guests that the new
guests is that they're going to have it opened by
the November November first. I'm not holding my breath, And unfortunately,

(03:04):
my friends in Egypt are kind of embarrassed and they're saying,
we have nothing to say about this. So for those
of you who had scheduled a trip to Egypt to
see this great museum. I mean, there's no apologies at
this point. It's incompetence, flat out in competence, and this

(03:25):
is going to hang over the head of this beautiful
museum forever that they couldn't get it together in the
very beginning. And I said before eight years of start
and stop, start and stop. And I don't know what
to make of it. We will probably hear more about
it in the near future. I'm scheduled to be over

(03:45):
there with a tour. It's our Megalithic Tour, which is
going to be April twenty eighth through.

Speaker 1 (03:52):
May tenth.

Speaker 2 (03:54):
We're spending a full day there. We're scheduled to be
there a full day. If we don't get a chance
to go there, we'll go to the old Museum, which
still has quite a few artifacts. But it's depressing to
deal with this. And all I can say is, for
those of you who got a ticket to go over there, wow,
I'm so sorry.

Speaker 1 (04:14):
It's kind of it's not very cool.

Speaker 2 (04:19):
I bring this up because my guest today is Mike
Rick Secker, who wrote a book about twelve months ago
called Portals of the Stars Inside stargates, Atlantis and the
Secrets of Ancient Egypt, and most of our interview today
it revolves around anomalist discoveries throughout Egypt. And this is

(04:40):
a question that a lot of independent researchers have, is
that there seems to be an epoch period of great
advancements in science and today there's very little work that
has been done and discerning where this energy is coming from.

(05:01):
If you look at John Brooks's book, he's really the
only one who tapped into the Great Pyramids, energetic to lyrics,
toleric energy emissions, and a few other places, but nobody
else has really really done any great measurements of the
energy output. The Giza plateau has a number of lay

(05:23):
lines that have been identified. In fact, Chris Dunn hints
at this in his book on the Great Giza power Plant,
that the Great Pyramids are some kind of energy generators
and talks about how the different rooms within the Great
Pyramid held gases and were combined to produce some form

(05:45):
of energy. What we don't know is that during that
Pyramid Scan episode where the Japanese excuse me, scan pyramid
is the term scan Pyramid, the Consortium of Egyptian, Japanese
and French scientists got together and actually imaged a lot
of the interior of the pyramid and came up with

(06:07):
new voids and things like that. We don't know if
these voids had anything to do with the actual engine.
There's spec there's great speculation that there is evidence for
this machine in these voids, but we don't know if
they're simply other rooms. They could be holding chambers for

(06:31):
gases or delivery.

Speaker 1 (06:33):
Systems of some kind. We just don't know.

Speaker 2 (06:35):
But what is fabulous about Egypt is in the face
of these anomalies we have great speculation and when engineers
began looking at these anomalous features like blades cutting into stone,
cut marks, tubular saws, drilling out core into into blocks

(07:01):
of granite, and elegantly carved stonework that could only have
been done with power lathes. And remember a lathe is
a machine that spins at a very very high revolution,
allowing cutting to be taken to take place. You can't
deal with that with copper chisels, with rudimentary saws and

(07:27):
things like that. Are these are power devices. And you
can do a search for anomalous features of Egypt on
the web and discover a number of different books or
YouTube channels that have highlighted what is going on in Egypt,
but no one really knows. So today we're going to

(07:49):
talk about not only portals, but the hypothesis behind the
energy system that would power a portal, that would deliver
someone from one place to another as a stargate, the
power saws that cut blocks of granite, and in my case,

(08:14):
the megalithic statuary. And this is something that I have
really really been fascinated in for a number of years,
is when you go to Egypt, there is gigant, gigantic
statuary that is just mind blowing. And it's not a
simple task to deliver a perfectly balanced, humanistic looking statue

(08:43):
that weighs five hundred or eight hundred tons. It's just
not a simple feature. And there's a very famous statue
in Memphis, Egypt, in the Outdoor Museum of Memphis. It's
attributed to Ramsey the Second. But it's one of the

(09:03):
most elegant statues I have ever seen. And as an artist,
not only do I recognize it as elegance, but I
also recognize it as artificial. There is no human touch
on this thing. It's all done with some kind of machinery.

(09:23):
And I have a chapter in my book and I
don't know, I haven't finished it yet, But in this
book I chronicle some of these monstrosities that were created
not during the Dynastic period, they were inherited by the
Dynastic pharaohs. And these statues are gorgeous, but they the

(09:46):
one that I feature in highlight, this Memphis statue of Ramsey's,
the second is sixty feet tall in weighs about five
hundred times. It was cut from a block of about
of granite eight hundred tons. It's amazing and it's gorgeous.
And why is it not attributed to some human being?

(10:09):
Because when you look at it, the level of perfection
is off the charts. It's done with some kind of
a some kind of a scanned cutting tool, where it's
a design is punched into some kind of computer, and
then it's placed in a some kind of a holding container,

(10:30):
and then it's cut with some kind of technology we
don't know. And when you see the face from different angles,
which is what I present, there's no way that a
person cut it. It's like gardening statuary, little l's and
gnomes that you get at the gardening store. It's like
it's cut from a It's like a molded, molded feature,

(10:52):
but it's not. It's cut. You can see the cut.
And what's really amazing why I always kind of challenge
Gyptologists to look at it a little closer, is the
fact that Ramsey the second places his cartouche on both
of the shoulders of this beautiful sculpture.

Speaker 1 (11:13):
And the.

Speaker 2 (11:15):
Cartouche, which is Ramsey, is so poorly carved, like some
child carved it into this elegant statue. And that's just
him putting his signature on something saying I found this,
I claim it. We didn't do it, but we found it,
so we're gonna put our name on it.

Speaker 1 (11:37):
That's what we're looking at.

Speaker 2 (11:38):
So anyhow, I could go on and on about that,
but the statuary in Egypt is simply amazing, and that
alone is a reason to go to this grand Egyptian
museum and see the statuary. Because the roof in this
museum is approximately eight hundred excuse me, eighty feet tall.

Speaker 1 (12:02):
I think it's eighty and maybe bigger in some other places.
So they.

Speaker 2 (12:07):
Put some of these big statues on trucks and drag
them to Cairo, and they're in this museum, the biggest
some of the largest statues in the world, if not
the largest in the world, are in this museum. So
open up, open, Sesame, open this damn thing up, all right.
So today's program is the Lost Science of Egypt and

(12:31):
my guest is research investigator and author Mike Ricksecker. Hey,
I do tours every year, and I gotta tell you
some of them are outstanding. We have one that's coming
up in December that is just over the top. It's
the Guatemala Sacred Temple Tour December first through the twelfth.

(12:52):
What makes this tour simply irresistible is the fact that
we get to connect with the pyramids. We get to
climb pyramids and sit and commune with them. Some of
them are active. I'm always speaking about John Burke and
his testing. We will actually sit on the Lost World
pyramid that John tested and actually showed is emitting vibration.

(13:15):
So this tour is one of a kind simply because
we'll be interacting with archaeologist Shaman and not only connecting
with some of the oldest sites of the Maya world,
including Chico and Elmador, we get to connect with these
pyramids by sitting among them, meditating and learning how to

(13:37):
shift our vibration. For all the details, all the information
go to Earth Ancients dot com forward slash tours. We're
about halfway full. We're only taking about twenty people and
as a special addition, we're going to helicopter to El
Miodor and climb the Leedonta Pyramid complex, which is the

(14:00):
largest pyramids in the Americas. This is a tour not
to be missed again earthacients dot com forward slash tours.

(14:48):
Mike Grigzicker is in the house, and if you don't
know who he is, he is a research investigator, kind
of a prolific writer. His latest book is Portals of
the Stars, Inside Stargates, Atlantisans Secrets of Ancient Egypt. We've
talked last year about this book, which came out last year,

(15:08):
but today I really want to focus down a little
bit more on the previous epochs, understanding the earlier civilizations
that we really don't have a name for other than
perhaps Atlantis and their understanding of Earth Ancients, Earth energies,
and perhaps what we have left today, which are pyramids

(15:33):
and evidence possibly of stargates. So hey, Mike, good to
see it, man, how you been.

Speaker 3 (15:40):
Yeah, thanks for having me Backcliff, always great to be
on your show. We always have some wonderful conversations.

Speaker 4 (15:45):
Yeah, it's great to have you. You've been to Egypt a
number of times. You travel with Mohammed Imbrahem, And I'm
curious about your feeling on perhaps and energetics that we
don't know about. I mean, Chris Dunn tells us that
the Great Pyramids where energy generators, and you're kind of

(16:11):
you've kind of taken that whole idea and presented in
your books. But what do we know about, say, the
Pyramids as an energy generation system?

Speaker 3 (16:24):
Yeah, I mean this is something well, it all goes
back to the Earth's magnetism, the core the Earth and
molten ball of iron spinning around and around and around.
And as it's spinning like that, it's creating electromagnetism, which
you know, expands outward from the core of the planet.
Provides our magnetic shield, which is a great thing because

(16:46):
that protects us from the Sun's rays and all of that.
But as it is passing through the Earth's mantle and crust,
it's interacting with different metals and minerals, and depending on
what those metals and minerals are and the quantity of
it there at that particular location, it creates these different
localized electromagnetic fields. So the ancients were in tune to that.

(17:12):
They knew that these these locations had that energy in
a place like the Pyramids, that was one of those
locations where we call them the I say the layman's
terms as lay lines where these cross Basically they are
the telluric currents of the Earth, the Earth energy lines,
and where they crossed. There are some more powerful areas

(17:36):
on Earth where you find these energy vortices that are
coming up out of the ground, Like we were just
describing the pyramids, like the Great Pyramid of Giza, and yeah,
Chris has done a lot of wonderful work there on
you know what you call us the Giza power plant.
But even science about seven eight years ago showed that, yeah,
in fact, the pyramids are harnessing energy from the ground

(18:02):
in storing it within its chamber. So this is yeah,
it's not just it's not speculation, it's not just you know,
Chris's work, which again he was kind of the forerunner.
It was great to see signs come out here some
years back and actually say even though they didn't, you know,
use Chris by name or anything, but basically they affirmed

(18:22):
his work, which was fantastic.

Speaker 2 (18:25):
Yeah, your book also goes to other parts of the
of the planet. You're in Europe, in Central and South America.
It seems like our ancestors had a more They were
more sensitive to energy, weren't they, And so they would
maybe mark with a concentric circle or spiral places that

(18:47):
were power centers. You figure that you featured that in
your book, but what is your feeling on how that
would start. Was it kind of handed down to them
or they just because obviously they developed it into a
technology in later periods, But what's your feeling on how
this all got started and how it was detected?

Speaker 3 (19:11):
Yeah, that was a part of their culture, and we
have to remember that the ancient people. The ancient people
spent more time outside. They were much more connected with
the ground than we are today today. You know, we
spend most of our time inside of buildings and houses
that you know, between the foundation, all the insulation and
everything else, we really are disconnected from our natural world today.

(19:34):
But back then, they were much more integrated with it.
So These were locations that you know, they knew had
energy associated with them, and you know, at the very
beginning they probably didn't understand it, and over time they did.
Whether that was you know, we go to some location
that every time we go up there, we have visions

(19:55):
or we're able to go to this place and people
were able to become healed much quicker, or you know,
things like this, and so they were drawn to these
locations because they had these different properties, and over time
they became familiar with with this is the location that
we go to, So how do we find it now?
And you know, they're the ones that developed things like
the dowsing rods and the pendulums and things like this

(20:18):
to go find these more energetic locations to be able
to tap into that. Today we have things like magnetometers
and what have you to actually detect that energy, and
we've had scientists and engineers go out to these sites
with those devices, and yeah, they have found this energy.
In many many cases, it is a spiraling energy. Like
you go to the roller right stones and there is

(20:39):
a distinctive spiraling pattern of energy that is right there
in the middle of the circle. And so that just
adheres to the idea that you know, the ancients knew
of this energy and we're trying to harness it and
the stones would amplify this energy.

Speaker 2 (20:55):
Talk about dowsing rods. I saw a video of you
using dousing ruds. I can't remember if it was in
the United States or not, but the human body is
connected to the earth, and I guess you use these.

Speaker 1 (21:10):
Rods as.

Speaker 2 (21:12):
Sensitive measuring devices, right, talk about that. That's kind of interesting.

Speaker 3 (21:18):
Yeah, that would have been you probably saw it on
the Alaska Triangle television show. We were it was kind
of a shot in the dark. We were just you know,
filming the show and they were interviewing me on a
lot of different facts and figures and stories and things
like that about the Alaska Triangle. They asked me, they
can you bring up some dollsing ruds and we want
to try some different things on the mountain. So okay, sure,

(21:40):
we'll bring up the dowsing rubs. And sure enough found
a line that was basically drawn straight from the top
of Flat Top Mountain all the way down to Anchorage
and Anchorages supposed to be one of the one of
the corners of the Alaska Triangle. So yeah, the Yeah.
Basic premise is that you know your connect your body

(22:02):
to the rods to the ground, and so when you
cross into one of these more energetic locations, the rods
themselves have a different interaction when you're crowded. I use
them specifically for finding different energy centers. Engineers today actually

(22:23):
still use these surveyors and what have you for finding
things like pipes in the ground or water sources and
things like this. So it's an old school method. I
always tell the story of my father, who he's not
into any of this sort of stuff at all, and
when he was a younger man, he's like Chris Dunne.
He's a machinist by by trade. And when he was

(22:45):
a younger man, my grandparents had moved into my basically
the childhood home, that of my grandmother, and there was
a story of some old drain that was in the
backyard and basically was stopped up in the backyard was flooding.
They did not know where it was, just my grandmother
knew it was out there somewhere. So my grandfather asked

(23:07):
my father, Hey, can you go out there and find
this old drain in the backyard and get it unclogged
and you know, so that the backyard can drain better.
My dad had no idea how he was going to
find this thing out there in the backyard, but somewhere
along the way he had heard of using dowsing rods.
So he went into the closet, got a couple of
copper coat hangers, bent them up into the rods, and

(23:30):
sure enough he found a spot out there in the
backyard where the rods crossed. They dug it up and
there was the drain.

Speaker 1 (23:36):
Wow.

Speaker 3 (23:36):
Yeah, it works for even like more practical purposes too.

Speaker 2 (23:43):
That's a great story. I have to wonder though, when
we go to these megalithic sites like Stonehenge or Alveberry.
I've been to those places myself. Are they markers for
energetic tulleric fields?

Speaker 1 (23:58):
Are they?

Speaker 2 (23:59):
Because I always hear about We've had people found on
the show talking about them being machines, being communication.

Speaker 1 (24:05):
Devices and so forth and so on.

Speaker 2 (24:07):
What do we know about the possibilities of them being
markers for powerful energy centers?

Speaker 3 (24:15):
Well that the interesting thing about that is it was
Alfred Watkins about one hundred years ago who had kind
of figured out that, you know, he called it the
old straight track. He was walking the English countryside and
basically noticing that, wait a minute, all of these sites.
He had an interest in the sites, and as he's

(24:37):
you know, going on his walks and checking them out,
he's realizing, wait a minute, these are all on the line.
You know, whether it's a stone circle or a temple
or you know, whatever the formation is, these are all online.
So he's basically the one that kind of figured out this,
you know, where we got the term lay line there,
you know, uh, this uh geographic lining up of all

(24:57):
these different sites. So okay, why are they lin you
know like this, What did these peoples? What do the
peoples know to build on there? So yeah, they all
lined up because this is where the energy currents are.
And yeah, there's a lot of speculation as to what
they were used for. Where they use for healing purposes,
entering into ultra states of consciousness, opening portals, all these

(25:21):
different things, and we can we could talk about that,
speculate on those things all day, but we know that
they use them for something. They performed some sort of
rituals within these locations. What those rituals were, I mean
that has been lost to time. But the one that
I like to talk about in This is a smaller

(25:42):
stone circle. It's in Ireland. It's called Drumbag and it
really helps to give you an understanding of how the
energy can work in these circles, because when you stand
right in the center of it and just talk, it's
almost like you're in a bubble. And it has to

(26:03):
do with the resonance of your voice off the stones
and all of that fun stuff. But you know, thinking
back to you, Okay, this thing is a couple of
thousand years old. Imagine back in the day when it
was in its full glory, like all the stones were there,
some of them are missing. Now all the stones were there,
they're not weathered down, they're in their full glory and

(26:24):
not just talking but now actually chanting and the type
of resonance that would occur within that within that circle
as it's bouncing off the stones. And you know, a
lot of people talk about the power of sound healing
and frequency healing and these sorts of things. So I
think in many many cases it was used for healing purposes.

(26:47):
Of course, you know, I have a distinct interest in
stargates and portals, so you know, I believe that that
they knew how to attune the frequency of these, you know,
whether it was through through chanting or maybe some instrumentation
to be able to tune into these different frequencies to
open portals and stargates and things like this. Again, but

(27:09):
it becomes speculative. But I think we know for certain, Yes,
they're performing a ritual. And usually when we talk about
religious cultures pretty much worldwide, they do have some sort
of healing component within their religion.

Speaker 2 (27:28):
Do you think Stonehenge was a stargate and if so,
how was it activated? I mean, you made a good
point of perhaps chanting and the resonance of the voice
bouncing off the actual megalithic stones, but you have to wonder,
how does this thing get switched on if it was

(27:50):
a stargate.

Speaker 3 (27:53):
Yeah, again, I think it comes down to hitting a
certain frequency, and whether that was through again the chanting
or some sort of some sort of instrumentation, or did
they have some sort of other device, or maybe they
brought in other stones that maybe you know, had a
specific frequency give off in relationship to the other stones

(28:15):
that are there. We're not certain, but there is the
and I talk about it in the book, and it's
become an urban legend. The story about the Stone Hinge Hippies.
So this was a group of young adults back in
it's like late late sixties, early seventies where they had
back when you could. They went up to Stone Hinge

(28:37):
one night to camp out, and while they were out,
there was really late at night and a storm rolled
in and at the time, there was a police officer
who was passing by and a farmer who was out
in his field. And as the storm was coming through,
guy starts lighting up with lightning, and according to the story,

(28:58):
the lightning hit one of the stones at Stonehenge. The
entire sky lit up blue. The young adults started screaming,
and then all of a sudden everything was silent, and
the police officer and the farmer went running up to
the circle and they were all gone, oh my god.
Com letally disappeared. So is the story true. Is it

(29:19):
just an urban legend. We're not sure. But even if
it is some sort of urban legend, there's always a
grain of truth within those legends. So is there something
there that you know, you hit the thing with lightning,
or you hit the right frequency, or I don't know,
hooking up to a car battery, No idea.

Speaker 2 (29:39):
That's a scary story, it right, Yeah, I love that story.
We got to wonder the builders of the stargate obviously
want to send you somewhere in some locations, some location.
We have no idea how to work the technology. But

(30:00):
it looks like either the predynastic Egyptians or previous civilization
really fine tuned the whole stargate idea in Egypt, didn't they.

Speaker 3 (30:10):
Yeah, it really seems like it, because you have actual
chambers throughout the country that are specifically labeled as stargate chambers,
and there are even at least some basic constructions as
far as you know how to how to use them.
They can go to the Temple of Seti at Abbados

(30:30):
and there are five stargate chambers there, three back there
by the Hall of Osiris, and then another two that
are there in the Hall of Patas. Soaker and one
of those bass reliefs that are in the Hall of
Patas Soaker talk about the ingestion of the monotomic white
gold cakes before you enter the stargate chambers, so you know,

(30:53):
this is a tuning your frequency specifically before we go
into those chambers. So you know, Egypt seems to be
the place where we get most of this information from.

Speaker 1 (31:07):
Yeah, and it's.

Speaker 2 (31:09):
I mean, do you think it's the dynastics are the
ones who are working and doing the research and development
of stargates or did they inherit it, which is what
a lot of people I feel that's what they what happened.
But I'm just curious about your feeling because if they're
using gold dust in liquid as a form of process

(31:34):
to be using in a stargate, that would be It'll
take some time to figure out, right.

Speaker 3 (31:42):
Yeah, I think with the dynastic Egyptians, I mean there's
a lot of things that they did on their own,
but then there are other things that they were either
rediscovering or relearning or some information had gotten passed down
through the ages that they were trying to mimic.

Speaker 2 (32:00):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (32:00):
You know.

Speaker 3 (32:00):
One of the things that I always point out when
it comes to the dynastic Egyptians and I understand, and
I understand I'm not trying to take anything away from
the Egyptians. And I think where the Egyptian antiquity authority
comes into play on this is like if you try
to say anything was you know, pretty dynastic, then they
throw up their arms like, no, we created this. It
was it was the Dynastic Egyptians and very very proud

(32:21):
and I understand that. But if we're talking pre Dynastic Egyptians,
there's still Egyptians. There are still people that lived in
that land, still your history. It's just a different group
that predated the Dynastics. And like the pyramids, uh you know,
the you look at like the Great Pyramid of Gizo,
or the Pyramid of Coffer or the ben Pyramid of right,
these are huge and gargantuan and they have stood the

(32:45):
test of time. There's no hieroglyphs inside of any of
them either. Yeah, I mean you look at these smaller pyramids,
the Pyramid of Unus, and you know some of these
other ones uh lahuna, and you know they're they're nice
little pyramid bids, or at least had been back in
the day, and over the tests of time, they have
fallen apart. There. You know, there are shambles. They were

(33:07):
made mostly made out of mud brick. The huge pyramids
and there's no mud brick in there at all. And
then you know, these smaller pyramids built by the Dynastics
have the hieroglyphs inside. So you know, I think in
those cases, you know, the dynastic Egyptian saw these huge
things out there, weren't sure how they were built, but
you know, they're like, I can't build that huge thing,

(33:28):
but we can build a smaller pyramid. And you know
that is we do this as humans. We try to
mimic and recreate things that we see, and even though
we might not be able to truly do it ourselves,
we can come up with something that's similar to it. So, hey, yeah,
I can build a smaller one. Hey that would be
pretty cool to be buried in. So you know, that's

(33:50):
what I think was happening in a lot of these cases.
The Dynastics were seeing some of these things or understood
that something once existed, we're going to try to recreate it,
and they couldn't quite perfect it.

Speaker 2 (34:00):
Yeah, you have to wonder if they inherited a lot
of these temples and pyramids, and as you're saying, you know,
let's absorb them into our culture and identify with them
and then build our version of them, which is mud brick.
And I think of the Hawara pyramid and being complete
mud brick, which sits on top of a very early

(34:24):
structure which is solid megalithic stone, so hard to know,
hard to know.

Speaker 3 (34:29):
It's hard to know. And then you have that whole
labyrinth that's under there, and the scans that are coming
out of there are absolutely fascinating. You know, it's huge
cavernous chambers. Everybody of course is talking about the the
Giza Plateau and the Coffer project is doing air which
is which is amazing. But then yeah it you know,
they're finding this stuff at Hawara to different project altogether,

(34:53):
and you know, I like how lusta Cordier is, you know,
suggesting that maybe one of the these chambers, the way
that it is constructed is at least what you're looking
at from the scans, you know, is that the legendary
circle of Goal from the book Books of the Dead,
where you had these ancient priests and scientists that were

(35:13):
trying to predict the next great cataclysm, which would which
would make sense if it was an earlier civilization, because yeah,
the great Cataclysm happened, you wiped everything out, had to
start again, and nobody's really been talking about what's the
next one. Now, that was a that was an older concept.

Speaker 2 (35:32):
We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
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Will be right back. My guest today is author Mike Ricksecker.

(36:40):
He has written a book recently called Portals to the Stars,
Inside Stargates, Atlantis and the Secrets of Ancient Egypt. And
we're talking about some of the energy sources and some
of the strange evidence for machined objects in Egypt. It's
funny because you have written extensively and had videos on stargates.

(37:05):
Stargate technology is very.

Speaker 1 (37:08):
Very advanced.

Speaker 2 (37:09):
When you say and tell us a little bit about
your understanding of a stargate, and you've already explained that
they these buildings that house the stargate are sitting on
tolleric fields or lay lines, which is.

Speaker 1 (37:23):
Probably the power source.

Speaker 3 (37:25):
But what do we know.

Speaker 2 (37:26):
What is the definition of a stargate?

Speaker 3 (37:31):
Yeah, yeah, because the tiler current Earth energy helps to
power it. So stargate, as I've defined it, is an
intelligent beings. And this doesn't necessarily have to be human,
but an intelligent beings ability to harness the power and
technology of a portal which are randomly occurring in nature
to be able to harness that and use it at

(37:54):
their will. So, yeah, this becomes kind of a touchy subject.
Is when people think of stargate, they always think of,
you know, the film and the television show. Yeah, Targate TV.
We're finding these big, huge circles out there in Egypt
and yeah, you crank the thing up, you walk through
this water thing and you know, off you go. Yeah,
I mean, stargates were used for a lot of different things,

(38:16):
but they don't look like you know, your your science
fiction television show, and but you do find you know,
they're in ancient Egypt. The actual usage of the word stargate,
so you know, they may have you know, other cultures
may have had other terms for it, but that's essentially
what we're talking about. They were able to you know,
harness these randomly occurring portals, usually at these sites of power,

(38:42):
because that's where they're more prevalent and be able to
use it, whether it was you know, to go to
somewhere else in the cosmos or somewhere else on Earth,
or another dimension or an ulter state of consciousness, maybe
even another point in time. You know, a lot of
different possibilities here.

Speaker 2 (38:58):
Yeah, we both work with Mohammed Imbrahem and his salvaturs,
and he is a big proponent of stargates. He's showed
me a couple of different temples with stargates. I think
the stargate at I want to say Hawara.

Speaker 1 (39:18):
It's not Hawara, it's a Uh.

Speaker 2 (39:21):
What's the what's the main temple that he highlights.

Speaker 3 (39:27):
Yeah, there's a lot of different ones. Karnak Luxordndera, a.

Speaker 2 (39:34):
H Hathorp temple. That's the first one.

Speaker 3 (39:38):
So what what is.

Speaker 2 (39:39):
The I mean he this is a while ago. We're
not I do tours as well as you know. He
he identifies a few star images as the signal that
this is a stargate. But are there other identifying marks
on kind of a door design that is a stargate?

Speaker 3 (39:59):
Yeah, the ones that are it's more of a room
that's on the roof. It's basically the opposite corner from
where the Dendera zodiac is and it's basically telling the
story of the stargates. So, and even the stairwell that's
right there coming up has this procession of people bringing

(40:20):
all these items up to the stargate area. And so
we're still trying to interpret some of that because each
of these sets of symbols has I mean, you get
the gate, and you get the stars. There's different numbers
of stars, and then there's different hieroglyphs and symbols within
the gates. So we're thinking maybe it's a specific address

(40:41):
or something like that. But most of yeah, I mean, seriously,
where's it going. Yeah, but most of the stargate symbolism
that we find in ancient Egypt are a specific set
of hieroglyphs. And in fact, Muhammad is named his tour
company Sabbath Tours, which Saba means stargate and ancient Egyptian,

(41:04):
and it's these set of higher glyphs that very distinctly
spell out the word stargate. And you know, again we
find that in doorways, uh, they could be gateways into
the temple, they could be doorways into different chambers within
the within the temples. So haship sets temple is a

(41:26):
is a fantastic one that's just perfectly set up. You've
got the uh, the symbolism of the you know, the
ancient symbol or the symbol of the ancient world for
energy was the snake. You have the snake energy going
directly back up into the temple area, the gateways or
labeled stargate, stargate stargate all the way back into the

(41:48):
Holy of Holies, which is absolutely incredible. And so yeah,
this is this is everywhere. And even when you're talking
about Dendara in those set of glyphs, okay, you have
the stars the gate, but then in the text above
you also have the text above it talking about the stargates.
So yeah, this is all over Egypt.

Speaker 1 (42:08):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (42:09):
I was impressed by the design and the sophistication of
the hieroglyphs. Where do you think they were sending people?
Was there a way that they would tone or do
they punch some keys or something to get to where.

Speaker 1 (42:29):
They need to go?

Speaker 2 (42:31):
I mean it's all cut in stone, so I don't
know if they're touching the wall. I mean, what's your
guess at how they design the destination into the whole
system of the stargate.

Speaker 3 (42:47):
Yeah, I think I had to do with intense. It's
not going to be like the like the films and
the show are basically like okay, well you know, line
up the different chevrons and it will go. Yeah, you know,
you know, we're not gonna you know, you know, have
the big red button and punch it. You know that's
not happening. So I think a lot of it had

(43:10):
to do with intention, and that could be what part
of the instructions there on the wall talks about like
you know these are you know, the the temple of
hat toor what's interesting about have tour is uh? You
know each of these gods and goddesses or netters is
you know what the Egyptian term was for you had
different aspects, So hat Tour had healing aspects, had fertility

(43:34):
aspects to her. She also had music aspects to her
as well, so you know, as part of this, you
know some sort of uh, musical instruction that you know,
this is the frequency, the sound frequency that you have
to get to to open up the stargates. So when
you go into the chamber, you know, is it you know,

(43:55):
of course this is hard to prove. This is kind
of our you know, part of our interpretation. You know,
do you have to intone some sort of sound frequency,
you know, hit hit this key, hit this court, whatever
it is, hit this frequency. You know, with that intention
that you're setting with with yourself to you know, access
where it is you're trying to go.

Speaker 1 (44:15):
M hm.

Speaker 2 (44:16):
And is your guests or Mohammed's guest that the body
is disassembled cellularly and then reassembled somewhere And how is
I mean, because what I've seen in these temples is
solid stone with a door frame. Yeah, and so something happens, right, Well,

(44:36):
what's the guess any idea?

Speaker 3 (44:39):
Well, I think there's a couple of different Yeah, I
think there's different modalities here. So when we're talking you know,
walking through uh to to somewhere else, you know, some
sort uh you know again, you know, walking through that
gateway if we're going to somewhere else in the cosmos,
there's somewhere else here on the planet.

Speaker 2 (44:58):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (44:58):
We're kind of taking it back to the concept and
idea of the Einstein Rosen bridge, so that you know,
two distant points you're trying to bring together, uh with
that with that tunnel. And I think it's I think
the human mind kind of tries to wrap it into
you know, we are actually traveling through a tunnel or

(45:19):
almost like walk of vision, you know, get from one
side of the room to the other. You know, we're
blown apart. You know, and it's the only in a
million pieces. I don't think it's quite like that. I
think it's really like bringing those two points together and
it's like seamlessly walking through from one to the other.
So there's like there doesn't have to be a molecular
breakdown of the human because we are directly connecting with it.

(45:43):
But we also don't have to directly connect and walk
into the other area. You know, we could simply use
it for communication. We don't have to walk through. We
can you know, talk and converse with other people or
other beings and other entities through that.

Speaker 2 (45:58):
Yeah, I want you guys listening. Check out Mike's video.
He just posted. It's called Secrets of the Stargates and
he's all over the world. Really But something that I heard,
and I didn't watch the whole video, someone told me
that you're we're speaking to Muhammad, and Mohammad says there's

(46:19):
stargates that have signatures on him that will send you
to the Moon and to other planets. Which I thought
was amazing. Is was he able to decipher some hieroglyphics
that said this gate will go here. I mean, there's
no atmosphere on the Moon.

Speaker 1 (46:38):
You know, so that's gonna be.

Speaker 3 (46:40):
That's that's part of what we were talking about at
Didn'tdar It was those sets of hieroglyphs being like addresses.
But the one that he was talking about specifically for
the moon is there at Karnak and it's one of
the temples on It's a temple that's on the south side.
I've not been in it yet because when we went

(47:03):
to the south side of and Karnak is huge. I've
been there three times already and still have not explored
at all. One time that we went to the south
side and out that huge gate that leads you to
the avenue of the Sphinxes that connects with Luxor. That
temple of the Moon was under restoration at the time,
so we weren't able to go in there. But it

(47:25):
sounds like we're going to be going in there this
time around in November. And that is where Mohammed says,
it's where there's some evidence where they're talking about going
to the moon.

Speaker 1 (47:35):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (47:35):
You know, if that's the case and it's saying you
go to the moon, perhaps there was a time period
where the moon had an atmosphere and you could actually
walk among you know, walk on the surface of the planet,
which would be pretty phenomenal.

Speaker 3 (47:51):
Perhaps, or wasn't going to the Moon in another dimension
at the same time, that's always a possibility, so you
might not necessarily need oxygen in that sense on the
Moon if you're in another dimension up there.

Speaker 2 (48:05):
We haven't even talked about dimensionality. So you think that
that's possible with these stargates, is to move into dimensions.

Speaker 3 (48:13):
Huh, yeah, absolutely. I think that was a large part
of it. You know, you're talking about the ancient Egyptians
having interactions with these, you know, different beings, and you know,
some of these beings that they're interacting with don't necessarily
seem entirely human, So, you know, are we interacting with
beings from other dimensions? And there's a lot of other

(48:36):
work that we've done here that gets into the idea
of you know, not not necessarily extraterrestrials, but what we've
called ultra terrestrials, other beings and entities that are living
here alongside us on Earth that just are in another dimension,
and so that that could be one of the things
that they were doing was not necessarily going somewhere else

(48:58):
across the cosmos, but staying here on Earth, but in
another dimension.

Speaker 2 (49:04):
It feels more and more like the Predynastics were masters
of tuning this energy, this earth gravity or earth to
leric energy. And I know you've been to Sakara, but
there's a what they call the hospital there. Talk about
that there were these healing rooms that we were introduced to,
and I guess the idea of tweaking vibration was such

(49:28):
that they could tweak it for healing of some kind.

Speaker 1 (49:32):
Talk a little bit about we.

Speaker 3 (49:34):
Still do that. Yeah, we still do that to a
degree today when you talk to like people who are
reiki practitioners or quantum healing hypnosis technique and these sorts
of things QHHT and and other methodologies that we have
today for doing you know, basically the what the ancients

(49:57):
were doing. Uh, those practices have been passed down over time,
had to in secret for a while because there was
a point in our history where if you're doing anything
like that and you weren't a member of the church,
then you know it was witchcraft and you're gonna get
burned to the steak, which I always found a little
ironic because if you did these sorts of things and
were I don't just say a nun for instance, you

(50:19):
were okay because it was of God. But if some
woman was doing it out in the village and she
wasn't a part of the church, you know.

Speaker 2 (50:25):
No, yeah exactly.

Speaker 3 (50:29):
So yeah, so these different these different practices got passed
down through time and yeah, places like you know Sakara
the healing rooms, and I think that's what some of
these other at some of these other temples where you
find the stargate chambers, that could have been one of
the things they were doing within the chambers as well,
was you know, some sort of healing technique. If you

(50:49):
if this is your most powerful chamber where you are
doing things being able to zip across the cosmos, and
it's all based on frequency, then this would also be
a place where if you're doing healing by atonement like that,
then that seems like the place to go.

Speaker 2 (51:07):
You have to wonder if Tesla ever had a chance
to visit the Great Pyramids, because his Warncliffe Tower in
New York kind of emulates the whole idea of this
energy creation. His idea was to flood the atmosphere with
the energy particles and power planes.

Speaker 1 (51:28):
And boats and cars and stuff.

Speaker 3 (51:30):
What do you think about ta Yeah, I've done a
lot of research on Tesla, and I don't think he
actually ever went to the pyramids. He understood how they worked,
and he understood a lot of the kind of more
esoteric concepts of what the pyramids were. He was also
a practitioner of astral projection and these other things when

(51:51):
he was a young man in Serbia, so he had
a really really good grasp on how to use these
earth energies and he was just so far ahead of
his time. So when he was doing something like building
the Wardencliffe Tower, talking about sending signals across the globe,
he was getting laughed at because it just was the
concept was too great for the people at the time.

(52:13):
You know, you had Marconi at the time taking Tesla's
technology and you know, showing the investors and other scientists
at the time like, oh, look, I can send a
signal from the shore to the ship that's out there,
and you know, those those guys at the time are like, oh, okay,
you know I can see that. You know, we can

(52:33):
our boats can now talk with with land, which was
you know great, sure, but Tesla's like, yeah, that's small change,
that's nothing. I'm talking about the whole world that we're
going to do, and they they couldn't see the vision.
There was two it was too big for them at
the time.

Speaker 2 (52:49):
Yeah, I think his funding was stopped because he described
what the Warrencliffe Tower was all about in terms of
a free energy device, and you couldn't charge for free energy,
So I think.

Speaker 1 (53:03):
He he lost his funding.

Speaker 2 (53:11):
We're gonna take a short commercial break to allow our
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my guest today, author Mike Ricksecker, will rejoin you shortly.

(54:07):
I guess today is author Mike Ricksecker, whose latest book
is Portals to the Stars, and our program today features
much of the details featured in that book, as well
as some new revelations on stargates. What do you feel

(54:29):
is important about the Akashik records, because if the Egyptians
were able to manifest and use stargates and other technology,
that information must be available to everybody.

Speaker 1 (54:44):
Is there is there a way.

Speaker 2 (54:45):
We can go back and look because we don't.

Speaker 1 (54:47):
We don't.

Speaker 2 (54:48):
We don't see it when we go over there. It's
been so long that, like the Great Pyramid has been disassembled.
There's probably parts that are missing. Perhaps at one time
the stargates that we see at these temples had a
golden layer of some kind that was the activating component

(55:09):
of them. How are we ever going to figure out
what these how these things work?

Speaker 3 (55:14):
Yeah, I think there's a lot missing at these locations.
I mean you just look at like the Grand Gallery
there in the Great Pyramid and all along. You know,
you have these like you know, slots that kind of
just you know, all the way up as Okay, what
we're in those I know, Chris Done is like, well,
I think there were some sort of resonators. Okay, maybe
you know what they looked like at how they worked,

(55:36):
you know, we don't know, but there was certainly something
in there. And you know, I think you're right about
of course a lot of the gold they Edfu Temple
earlier this year or last year. They're doing some restoration
work and they were finding some gold inlay that was
actually still embedded there. So so yeah, there was a
lot more going on with these with these temples than

(55:59):
then we then we know, and we're not going to
understand it all. I mean we might, I mean people
who do things like like a past life regression or
something like that, are getting glimpses of it. You mentioned
the Akashak records, So with the with something like the
Acascak records, I call it eternal knowledge. Carl Jung call
it the collective unconscious, and that this goes back to

(56:21):
my work on time travel and the nature of time
and basically how the universe works. And you know, all time,
all time is concurrent time. Time doesn't really exist past, present,
in future, all here right now in what we call
the fourth dimension. Even our you know, theoretical physics shows
us that we have up to eleven hyperspatial dimensions zero

(56:43):
through ten. Some physicists believe there's probably even more than that.
But yeah, the fourth dimension is time, and that means
all those you know above that five, six, seven, eight
beyond have full access to time, to the fourth dimension.
So it means everything that ever existed, is existing and

(57:05):
will exist, is all here right now. Each moment is
just a different frequency. So with that said, that means
all the knowledge of the universe, all the knowledge that
has been here in the past, and all the knowledge
that will be here in the future, is right here
with us right now. It's just a matter of accessing it.
And that's what the ecostic records are about. Again, I

(57:27):
call it eternal knowledge. Young was collective unconscious, and I
think when we were talking about Tesla, I think he
was connecting to a lot of that future knowledge from
today because he built the world's first drone. He was
talking about robotics and artificial intelligence before people even knew
what that was. He didn't use those terms, but the
way he described it is the exact same thing. So

(57:48):
so yeah, I mean there are ways that we could
go back and figure it out. We just it's a
matter of opening our minds to it, connecting to that
right moment, having that right intention, having our own frequency
being tuned and correct to make that happen.

Speaker 2 (58:09):
Why is it so hard, Mike, for the Orthodoxy to
consider high tech in an advanced I think the Egyptians
were very advanced for their time, but why is it
hard for them to consider that there could be power
drills or cutting devices when you see the evidence and

(58:30):
I know you've seen the quarries at Aswan, and you've
seen the evidence of cord out granite blocks. And Mohammed's
great to tour with because he'll show evidence of all
these things, including these megalithics blocks that weigh fifty to
one hundred tons, and you have to wonder how they
were cut in moved. But why is it so hard

(58:52):
for the Orthodoxy to consider power tools in ancient Egypt?
I'll put you on the spot, put you on the spot.

Speaker 3 (59:03):
Yeah, yeah, that's not putting them on a spot at all.
You're at my wheelhouse here. Yeah. You know, once you
use the words high tech, that immediately turns a bunch
of people off. They it just, I don't know, their
eyes glaze over, and it's like, use those terms and
they they're thinking computer, cell phones and all that. We're

(59:25):
not talking about computers and cell phones and and those
sorts of things. In ancient times it was it was
a higher technology and according to them, not necessarily us.
It has to do with the context and perspective. And
once you say high tech, it just it blows people
out the work. Now they didn't have that sort of thing.

(59:46):
But yeah, it's it's a little bizarre because Okay, there's
this narrative that's been put out there that civilization grew
like in a straight line. It may have leveled off
for a while and then you know, we learned something
and went up, and then we learned something went up,
and you know, all this sort of thing. It doesn't

(01:00:08):
take into account that there are actually peaks and valleys
as we go along, and that especially in the ancient
world when you had you don't even necessarily have to
talk about, you know, the controversy of the Great Cataclysm
or anything like that. Just the nature of how civilization
worked back then. It was very barbaric. So just you know,

(01:00:30):
invading forces, you know, they were trying to take over
your land, didn't care about you, didn't care about your deities,
didn't care about your technology, nothing. They're going to just
obliterate you. It might melt down your gold, you know
that sort of thing, and they might repurpose your buildings,
but they are otherwise obliterating your culture. It was many

(01:00:53):
times genocide, and then you also did have things like disease,
famine and things like that that would that would take people.
You know. It just even you know, we think about
like losing the technology that build the pyramids and all
these sorts of things. Well, I mean we've seen things
like that even you know in our you know, say
over the last you know, a couple of thousand years,

(01:01:13):
you know, there's a reason why, you know, we lost
the ancient Egyptian language around three hundred and eighty that
wasn't really even that long ago that people were actually
still writing, you know, the the hieroglyphs, and then we
lost it. Why because we lost the people that actually
knew how to do that. And when you lose those people,
then you lose the technology. So it's going to have

(01:01:34):
those ups and downs. And yeah, we do find that
evidence in the ancient world that they had some sophisticated
machinery like saws and things like this, and they, you know,
our traditional archaeology tries to say, well, we don't think
they had saws. We we can't we can't find the
saw blade. Okay, well you can find the evidence of

(01:01:54):
the cut. Remember, if this thing is made of metal
over that many thousands of years, the metal is generally
going to disintegrate, you know, to rust, and you know
that's it. But stone stays. And yeah, you go to
the Egyptian Museum at Kiro. The one that I love,
and I know Mohammed loves pointing this one out too,
is there's a sarcophagus there made of granite that's lying

(01:02:16):
on its side and they kind of have it tucked
in the back there and mentioned my father earlier, like
Christopher Dunn. He's a machinist and he doesn't know anything
about you know, Egyptian history or anything like that. But
you can very very easily tell that the from the
underside of this sarcophagus scan laying out side. The underside

(01:02:40):
is exposed and you can very clearly see that they
were cutting the lid for the sarcophagus off the underside,
but the lid broke mid cut, so it's you know,
half of it's gone, but you can still see as
you're looking down the groove that you act actually had

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two saw blades, one on top of the other, cutting
this thing circular sauce and so so, I you know,
it took the photos of this back to my father,
and again he doesn't know anything about Egyptian history, and
I'm like, Dad, take take a look at these photos,
and like, so, you know, you can see this was

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being cut right, not chiseled. He's like chisel, What in
the world, you know, yeah, very distinct cut, Like okay, well,
what do you think was cutting that? And of course
he's looking and you can see, you know, the curvature
of where the circular saw blades were, and so he's like, well,
you know, obviously you know circular saw. I'm like, okay,

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what type of circular saw do you think was was
cutting that? And he's like he's looking at it's like,
well that's granted, right, Yeah, He's like, well, I mean
today we would use a diamond tip saw blade for that. So,
you know, you know, here it is a guy who
knows nothing about ancient Egypt looking at that. You know,

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he doesn't know how the timeline is supposed to jive
or anything. He's like, Noah, take a you know, diamond
tip circular saw blades, you know, one on top of
the other. So the Egyptians had something similar. Maybe not
you know, you're not going to you know, home depot
or whatever, you know and picking up you know, the
specific ones that we have today, but something similar in
that vein to make that happen.

Speaker 1 (01:04:24):
Yeah. I love that.

Speaker 2 (01:04:25):
Here's a machinist that's looking at the results of some
kind of cutting tool and going, oh, it's a diamond
tips saw. That's what Chris Done did. Chris went to
the first time we went to the Great Pyramid. He's
like oh this is not this is all manufactured. He
uses that terminology in his first book, manufactured Amazing. My

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guess has been Mike rick Secker. By the way, for
those of you listening, his most recent book is Portals
to the Stars. And give us some information about your
upcoming tour. Mike, it's what was eight and what what
is the itinerary?

Speaker 1 (01:05:02):
Tell us about it?

Speaker 3 (01:05:04):
Yeah, absolutely, I gotta jump on board quick. So it's
November eleventh to the twenty third. Registration is still open
for the next few weeks. But if you're interested in coming,
you're you need to jump on board. And yeah, so
we specifically highlight the stargates throughout this tour. We also
have a special trip here to the Egyptian lab Labyrinth

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at Howara, which is incredible. Not too many tour group
crews excellent. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so that's that's a real
special treat to be able to do that where the
labyrinth is. Yeah, of course we have you know, the
Giza Plateaus is their Sokara Dasher with the bent pyramid,
red pyramids, all that. Uh, the four day Nile cruise

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hitting all the stargate temples along the way ed food
we're doing it Esna this time, which I have not
been to Esna a few years now, and they have
they have finished the restoration on that too, which is great.
So it's gonna be I was there when they just
first started restoring and you could see, like you know,
you know, most of the temple was, you know, all
blackened and soot and all that, and here's like a

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quarter of it is just beautiful, so looking.

Speaker 2 (01:06:11):
So their wipeping it clean so you can see all
the hieroglyphics and all the symbols and things.

Speaker 3 (01:06:16):
Yeah. Yeah, and what's interesting is we find connections there
at Esna that link us back to Edfu, but also
in this temple is totally gone. The Temple of Sace
and Edfu and Sase are two of our temples that
tell the Atlanta story, and Esna is like a link
between them. So I'm looking forward to going back there.

Speaker 2 (01:06:38):
Yeah, give us your website so people can check you
out as well as sign up for the tour.

Speaker 3 (01:06:43):
Yeah. My website is Mike Ricksecker dot com. So m
I K E R I c K se c k
e r dot com. You can just go to the
events and tours tab there within the website and you'll
get the information there for the Stargates of a Egypt
tour with the link to sign.

Speaker 2 (01:07:01):
Up right and uh, the main host is Mohammed Embraheim,
who is just such a pleasure. Why do you like
Mohammad so much? You've been working with him for the
last few years. What what's what is it about him
that you find so appealing that you want to continue
working with him? I know my reason, but I'm curious. Yeah,
what what is it about him that you really enjoy?

Speaker 3 (01:07:24):
Yeah, there's a lot of reasons. I mean, he and
I are just really on the same page with with
a lot of uh of this information, with these different theories,
and we play off of each other really well on
the tours. Uh. You know, he'll it's kind of I
liking it too. He's he's the play play by play

(01:07:46):
guy and I'm the color announcer like in sports for
like baseball and all that. Because he's got boom boom boom,
and then you know, I provide a little bit here
and a little bit there, you know, some of the
other stories and legends and all that. We don't really
have a really good rapport like that. But he's also
you know, a souper a super nice guy. His tours
are so well coordinated. Like the first time that I
went there, we weren't doing tours together yet. I was

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on a different tour and came there and just the
first time ever in Egypt traveling on my own, and
just the way that he, you know, brings his people
into the country, Like right there, you have somebody greeting you,
they walk you through the whole process of you know,
the visa customs, getting onto the tour bus to take
you the hotel. They've got a team there that greets

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you at the hotel, checks you, the whole works, and
it was just really really wonderfully done, so there's no
worries whatsoever. And it was when we were on a
plane from Cairo to u We were headed into Asjuan
that time, and we were sitting next to each other
actually talking about Christopher Dunne's work and I had one,

(01:08:52):
if not both of the books on me at the
time because I was going to read it on read
one of them on the plane, and we just started
chatting about that work and the day for ideas and
theories and technology and all that, and Muhammad was just
I want to do tours with you, like, all right,
let's do it.

Speaker 2 (01:09:08):
Excellent, excellent. I think he's also great because he knows
the Antiquities department and the people. He's a native of
Cairo or of Egypt, so uh, and his special permissions
are excellent. Oh my gosh, yes, I mean what what
what would you think of your What was the favorite
special permission that you've been on?

Speaker 3 (01:09:28):
Well, of course, you know, we always do the We'll
always do the two hours in the Great Pyramid of Giza,
and there's always something new that I pick up on
whenever we go into the Great Pyramid, you know, and
every chamber's opened up to us and it's just us
for two hours. You know, there is some of the
little ones that that come about. I mean, depending on
how many people you have on the tour. You know,

(01:09:48):
sometimes you know, you might do the Ossyrian or this
Sphinx enclosure, but sometimes you will just be at a
location and you know, Haama's got he is. He knows everybody.
He's been doing these tours there for twenty five years,
and these buddies with everybody, and he'll just kind of
point over, hey, can we get in the room over here?
It's awful and miss the public and unlock it and

(01:10:08):
we go in like, you know, roomorship at Abbotos. So
we were at Tannis the one time. It was even
a place that Muhammad hadn't been in for like fifteen
years and people might be familiar with and I don't
know if they've moved it to the gym now, but
at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo there were like the
big like solid silver sarcophagus and I forget the oh right, yeah, yeah,

(01:10:32):
yeah yeah. So at Tannis is the tomb where that
came out of and all the treasures and everything. So yeah,
we were there. This was two years ago now, and
we're at Tannis. Nobody else is there and Muhammad calls
the guy over. He's like, you know, can we get
into the tune? Sure, unlocks it and there we went,

(01:10:54):
and I love that Mohammad hadn't been there for like
fifteen years. So yeah, it was really really cool.

Speaker 2 (01:10:58):
Fantastic. Hey, Mike, real pleasure having you on the program.
I can imagine you have another book coming out. We
probably we don't want to talk about it too soon.
You're always writing something which is fantastic, So hey, continue
success and thanks for joining me.

Speaker 3 (01:11:14):
Yeah, thanks again so much, Cliff, always a pleasure to
talk talking with you.

Speaker 2 (01:11:23):
We are doing our Megalithic Tour April twenty eight through
May tenth, twenty twenty six. We all meet in Cairo,
and we just posted the itinerary. If you go to
Earthasians dot com, forward slash Tours t O U R
s and look for the Egypt banner. Open it up.

(01:11:44):
It has the full itinerary. It's produced by Saba Tours
and that's our friend Mohammad Imbraheem. And I gotta tell
you it's half the price. We make sure I'd like
to have like a twenty twenty five people. Twenty five
people so we all get in one bus. But I
gotta tell you it's an extraordinary tour because it is comfortable,

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it is eye opening. The rooms we stay in are
just the best. The food, the beverages, the company and
the sites are just a fantastic way to get away
to the ancient world, an elegance for half the typical price. Again,
all the details in the itinerary are on Earth Ancients

(01:12:32):
dot com, Forward slash Tours and check it out. If
you have any questions whatsoever, send me an email. Send
it to Earth Ancients the number four the letter you
at gmail dot com. Earth anchents for you at gmail
dot com. I'm gonna show you some of the most
amazing sites you'll ever see, including the Memph I'm calling

(01:12:55):
him the Memphis Giant. He's laying on his back, almost
fifty feet tall, beautifully carved, but not carved by hand,
carved by some technology. The whole tour features sites that
cover temples, pyramids, and megalithic stonework that will just blow

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you away.

Speaker 1 (01:13:23):
Come on join us.

Speaker 2 (01:13:24):
We're growing in our numbers right now, so twenty people
goes really quick again. We have small groups and we
have the pleasure of being with Muhammad Ebraheim, who is
an expert on Stargate's ancient technology and the megaliths.

Speaker 1 (01:13:42):
The megaliths. Come on join us.

Speaker 2 (01:13:47):
Hey. I want to mention that Destiny just launched its
own website. If you're a fan of Destiny, go to
the destinypodcast dot com and you'll see all the tais
we Right now, we have most of the last i'd
say five months of previous shows, all the details on

(01:14:08):
each of the guests, and links to their websites, which
makes it really fun.

Speaker 1 (01:14:13):
Again.

Speaker 2 (01:14:14):
For all the information on Destiny, go to the Destinypodcast
dot com and check it out. We also are launching
a Destiny channel on YouTube and I'll let you know
all about that. So Destiny is a fantastic podcast and
I'm always amazed at who we get on the program

(01:14:35):
to talk about wonderful tools for transformation body, mind and spirit.

Speaker 1 (01:14:42):
Again.

Speaker 2 (01:14:42):
To see that website, go to the Destiny Podcast dot
com and check it out. All right, that's it for
this program. I want to think my guest today Mike
rick Secker, coming from.

Speaker 1 (01:14:56):
Ohio within the United States.

Speaker 2 (01:15:00):
As always, the team of Guil tour, Mark Foster and
face Out ParvE you guys rock all right, take care
of you well and we'll talk to you next time.

Speaker 3 (01:16:03):
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