Freddy Silva, Author of "PORTALS: Energetic Doorways to Mystical Experiences Between Worlds"

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time for Angel Quest with KARENI onHudsonliver Radio dot com. Well, hello,
everyone, welcome to the Angel QuestShow. I'm KARENI, author of
Your Life After Their Death Through theEyes of Another and Were Consciousness. I'm
so happy that Freddie Silva is joiningus today. Freddie is a best selling

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author and leading researcher of ancient civilizations, restricted history, and sacred sites and
their interaction with consciousness. He isalso the leading expert on crop circles.
Freddie has published eight books and sixlanguages, and produced fourteen documentaries. Freddie's
most recent book is Portals Energetic Doorwaysto Mystical Experiences between Worlds. He's described

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by one CEO as perhaps the bestmetaphysical speaker in the world right now.
For two decades, he's been aninternational keynote speaker and lead sellout tours to
sacred sites worldwide. You could visithim at his website at www Dot Invisible
Temple dot com. Welcome Freddie thanksfor being with us today. Good morning,

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Clara, and thanks for having me. So today we're talking about your
latest book, Portals, Energetic Doorwaysto Mystical Experiences between worlds. What exactly
are portals and where are they locatedacross the Earth. Well, there's one
not too far from me, justacross the room in my living room.

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These things are everywhere, but thethings you know about portals, and the
name pretty much says it all.It's like a doorway. And at these
places on the face of the earth, the laws of fit as we know
them are a little bit different.So these things are based on the electter
of magnetism, just like the humanbody. So there are places where on
the Earth where these things act likeeddies of energy. They behave very much

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like a vortex, and the lawsof physics dictate that when you interact with
these whether you step on them oryou pass through them, if you're in
a certain state of receptivity, itwill start interact with your body and also
your state of consciousness. So youtend to get drawn to these places when
your body feels the needs to goand connect with them, and you feel
like you're actually crossing through a sortof a new level of reality, and

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that's exactly what's happening. You're basicallythinning the veil between worlds. And you
know, again, if you gothere looking for something, you'll start to
either connect in a state of stateof consciousness or people actually experience healings at
these places. That's why things likeholy wells and sacred springs occupy the same
places, but they're pretty much everywhere. They are just very much like the

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human body. The earth has itsown mechanism. We have miles and miles
of little channels called arteries and veins, and the earth has exactly the same
thing. So whatever these veins andarteries cross on the face of the Earth,
you get these hot spots of energyand that's where all this magic happens.
Oh that's very cool. Are thereany major ones in the United States.

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I'm pretty sure everybody knows about Sidona. Yeah, we'll just throw that
one out there. Yeah, Imean, Soda has three. I mean,
the tourist companies make it look likethere's hundreds because they've got to sell
jeep tours. But forget them.Go to the places where the native people
used to congregate because they knew wherethey were because they could sense them.

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They had to rely for life onthe landscape. They had to rely on
these points of connection in order toget buy in a place where there's very
little water and you had to basicallymake do with very little to live.
So they understood, by being soconnected to nature that there are certain places
that felt very, very different aroundthem, and of course those became the

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portals of Salona. Shafta is anotherone. In fact, there are many
of them on what are now calledsacred mountains for that very reason. I
mean, there are mountains and thenthere are sacred mountains, and you wonder,
world, why is one more sacredthan the other. I mean,
supposedly you're connecting to something higher,so you're going up to the top of
the mountain to the summit to connectto the sky or to heaven. But

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that's not really it. The pointis that there are certain places in certain
mountains where the gravitational pull of theearth is weakened, and that also allows
for the human body to step throughthat veil between worlds. If you go
to Bandalier in New Mexico, there'sa kiva. In fact, there's two
keepers there, and one of themis on the ground near the river,

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as you'd expect, but as alwaysthe hard to reach one, which is
one hundred feet above a vertical cliff, which requires going up four ladders.
They don't make it easy for you. Their place is kiva in this natural
cave, and you wonder, world, why would anyone be crazy enough to
make it so difficult to go andconnect in the place of receptivity. And

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the answer again is that they feltthat this is the place where two of
the Earth's telluric currents cross, andthat's where they've built their kiva, and
that's where the shaman would go inthrough the roof into this man made cave
and connect with the other world.So they sensed this, and then they
built these places to let us knowin later years where to find them when
we would lose the plot, becausewe're so disconnected from nature right now that

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I think they had the foresight torealize that they would need to mark these
places for future generations that were totallyconsumed with their cell phones and television and
shopping and all of the other wonderfuldistractions of the world. So that's a
few of them, and then thereare less obvious ones. There's one again
in the four corners of Utah,Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico. Here

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i am trunt to remember American geography. It's called ship rock in English is
a terrible name. Zeb Thai iswhat the Navajo call it, as of
the Anasazi before them, and that'stheir portal. In fact, they still
do initiation there. When the personcomes of age. They take three days
and out of their lives they climbthis near vertical volcanic throat. It's the

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remains of an old volcano, butit looks like a petrified angel. I
mean, it's unmistakably attractive across thedesert, and that's where they have their
out of body ceremonies. And again, it didn't have to be a scientist
to work this out when they weredoing it, because you can take and
devices there and prod the location andrecognize that, yes, the laws of

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physics are slightly different here. Everythingis bent to a certain frequency that again
allows you to have that out ofbody experience. Goodness, So it's easier
to have the ad about experiences inthese locations. Oh very much, so
very much, And that's the reasonwhy they were chosen. I mean,
the Egyptian said it very well.They said, you know, to be

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born is to have a spiritual death, and they spent you know, countless
hours trying to get themselves back intoa state where you reconnect with your soul
so that you can make your lifemuch more worthwhile. Yeah, we tend
to again, going back to theshopping metaphor, many people just go through
a life. You know, theycome out of the womb, they get
hit on the bump by the doctor, they start crying, and you know

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it's going to be difficult and painfullife. So you go shopping, You
attach yourself to the physical world,and then you die a miserable death.
That's not what this is all about. And I think any mystical society in
the past recognize that if you justsearch for the tools that allow you,
even for a few minutes, justto escape the body, go traveling in

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the other world, and then comeback with information and apply it in your
daily life, you empower yourself tolive. They called the dream awake.
You basically are aware of why you'rehere, what you've come here to do,
and there's a purpose to your life. And it doesn't mean it becomes
any easier. I think some ofus actually choose difficult lives because we want
that experience. It's not. Everyonehas their own particular format and the reason

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for being here. So the engineEgyptians basically said, you know, in
order to people to recognize that theyare the temple, and when they forget
that they are the temple, we'regoing to build temples on these special hotspots
to remind them that when you comein, you feel like a god,
you feel connected to yourself, that'swho you really are. And I've never
in all the years I've been takingpeople to sacred sites and portals around the

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world, I've never seen anyone complainor come out depressed of temples or feeling
that they haven't got their money's worth. Because it's true. They go into
these special places and they feel somethinghas touched them, something has connected them
back to who they really are,and they walk out upright. It's almost
like they had the free chiropractice service. They go in or hunched over,

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and when they walk out, they'reliterally are they've grown a foot and then
they can't get enough of it.And that's the whole point. It's just
to remind you that there are certainplaces on the planet that are there to
help you. There are these toolsthat help you recognize where you've come from,
what you're doing, and where you'regoing. That's so awesome. And
I have a question for you.I'm sure you have. Have you had

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out of body experiences in these sites? Oh, I've had a few.
I'd love to hear about them.We have typical questions, but I'd love
to hear them about that. Infact, it was one of the reason
why decided to write this book.I had to be cajoled into it by
the publisher, who I didn't reallywant to write another book for quite some
time. I've already got eight booksunder my belt and I felt I had

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nothing new to say for the timebeing. But just said, you know
what, people are desperate to hearyour personal stories. And I said,
well, I can't figure of anythingmore boring and people listening to me crackle
on about what I've done be interestingfor anybody? And she says, no,
no, they really are interested becauseyou've done it, You've got the
T shirt, and you've written aboutit. Now we want to hear how
you got there. And I thought, well, okay, who am I

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to argue with public opinion, andI began to write down all these experiences
and I thought, my god,I have had quite a lot of extraordinary
things happened to me, and oneof my earlier ones, and I should
point out that I wasn't doing thisto make myself feel greater than anybody else.
I wasn't looking for something extraordinary.I didn't even know that the extraordinary

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was possible in places like Stonehenge oranything. I mean, these places are
incredible to look at, yes,but I didn't realize what was going on
inside them and the potential of whatcould happen. So I went in with
a very blank canvas. So Iwas like a skeptic, to put it
in that context. And one ofmy first experiences was actually in Stonehenge,

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and I was in the world ofcommerce back then. I was actually helping
out some researchers in the drop circleworld try approved the difference between real and
fake crop circles. And I wentto the Stonehenge one day with what I
termed by fearless glorious spiritual guru whowas basically showing me the ropes of what
this is all about. And Ithought, Okay, strange lady, I'll

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go with you, and we're therein the middle of the night, back
in the days when you could spenda few hours there by yourself. And
I just remember her telling me that, you know going, I'm going to
go get my messages. She wasa psychic, so she'd disappear off into
her own world. And I said, okay, what should I do while
I'm here? Said, well,just go and find the stone. One
of them will pick you out.And I thought, okay, this is

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getting a bit weird. And yeah, sure enough. I wandered the round
and I thought, oh, theseare interesting, and then one stone out
of all of these upright rocks saidhey, come over here. It's almost
like you can actually hear it talking. And I thought, that's the strangest
thing. The rock speaks English.So I thought, I'm going to sit
next to this rock, put myback there and just close my eyes for

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a few seconds. Next thing Iknow, the guard is whispering behind my
ear and saying, okay, well, the two hours is up, Now
make your way over to the hut. Will make you a nice cap of
tea. And I thought, waita minute, I've just sat down for
a few seconds. Can I havesome peace and quiet. No, no,
you've been here for two hours.I said, what. And that's

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when I started to realize that thetime continuum had completely been distorted. And
I began to record what I've seenand what I'd experienced. And there's this
incredible figure that came up to me, almost like like he had wings or
something, and a strange person dressedin sort of white robe and gave me
this big, flaming sword of light. And I thought that was the strangest

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dream. And afterwards, we wereat the research facility otherwise known in England
as a pub, and my friendwas saying, well, did you have
any experiences? I said, well, I don't know. I think I
had this strange dream where this tallfigure that looked like it had wings on
summer pen gives me the sword andthe swords in flames. I just held

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it out and I grabbed it andit kind of went into my body.
And then the guard wakes me uptwo hours later and she said, that
happened to you on your first visit. Yeah, why, oh my god,
I need you to meet someone.So she takes me to meet someone
else who's even more developing the spiritualrealm, an incredible psychic who works with

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the police in Britain by the way, and told of the story, and
she says, you were given thesword of Light by the archangel Michael.
I said, what the hell's anarchangel? So I can't be making this
up. He goes, oh mygod. Well whatever you're like, what
are you doing for your life upto this point? It's over. You

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can kiss your marriage, goodbye,your friends, your house. Oh come
on, I'm making a good livingand I'm in advertising. I've got sports
cars and a nice house. Wellthat all went out of the window within
two weeks, literally, and mylife completely changed, and I had to
be started asking myself, is thiswhat I really want to do? But
something inside spoke to me and Isaid, you know what my passion is

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actually there. This is what Ireally want to search. What are these
places all about? What are theydoing to people? And what are they
doing four people? That's what Iwanted to find out. And you take
that leap of faith, and beforeyou know it, you're in the Great
Pyramid. You're in the middle ofthe night. The lights went out in
the Great Pyramid. There's four ofus in the King's chamber, black as

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a coal, seller, and we'redoing some toning in there, and I
went to find out what the buildingwas all about. My research is all
about giving people credence to believe thatthere's a scientific method behind these buildings and
a spiritual outcome of that scientific evaluation. So I wasn't expecting anything. And

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we're just finished a little toning inthere, and just as I can see
this computer right now, these peoplecame out of the stones, very tall,
much taller than me and I'm sixfoot five, in these white satin
robes, and they just surrounded us, thirty of them, and it was
very real, people like well spiritjust like they're wearing these sort of satin

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veils over them, and beautiful people, I mean, really elegant, very
tall, And I didn't realize thatI'd be working them for the next thirty
years and wherever I go around theworld. They pretty much became the people
who have been feeding me so muchof the basic information from which the books
arise, and then I have togo and back it up with hard facts
so that people don't think I'm mutch. So it's selling this to people who

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understand this is not a big deal. My job is to sell it the
people who don't believe to bring himinto the conversation. That's the hard challenge.
So those are just some of thetwo things, including being levitated in
a crop circle in the middle ofthe night. That's all my god.
Wait that Okay, we have totake a break. But can we talk
about that when we come back.You levitated in a crop circle. Oh

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that was a fun one. Ieven had the bump on the back of
my head to prove that I hitthe ground with a big fun us.
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River Radio dot com. Hey,welcome back to the Angel Quest Show.
I have Freddie Silva with me topromote his book Portals, and he was
talking about how he levitated over cropcircle and then you fell. Did you
call? I want to hear aboutthis. This is awesome. I mean

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again going back to the basis theI mean real crop circles, competitive man
made nonsense out there. They behaveexactly the same way and they're built on
the same principles as a stone.Andre was. A great pyramid is the
manipulation of the electromagnetic field and thegravitational field, and that's reflecting the way
the plants do what they do.Now again, I wasn't looking for anything

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specific, and I was just basicallytrying to figure out how these things are
put together and what's behind it.And one day I found this extraordinary six
petal crop circle in the south ofEngland and it just drew me, completely
pulled me in, and I thought, I need to go and do a
little bit of quiet sort of meditationin this like eleven thirty at night,

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when I know nobody's going to bearound, and just sort of ask some
questions, see if I can justget to the heart of what it's all
about. And be careful what youask for in the importal, because you
might just get it. As Inow look back in the hindsight, and
I remember just lying down and Ihad a back. Then I took a
little cassette recorder with me. Ifyou're on the forty years of age,
you have to google cassette recorders andtape because you won't understand what I'm talking

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about. But it was basically aforty five minutes and it was the music
of a guy who does work forplanetariums, John Siri, beautiful man and
a great musician. I just putit there just to sort of keep me
company. It's eleven thirty in themiddle of a wheat field in England.
You don't know what the hell's goingon. And next thing I know,
sort of, I'm lying on theground on this flattened area of crop and

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I'm watching my hands floating past me. And I still remember, and this
is over thirty years ago, stillremember going that's weird, and literally watching
my arms floating around me. Andnow I realize I'm floating off the ground.
I can't feel the back of thedamp of the wheat. And again
the lights go out. It's eleventhirty. And then suddenly I'm in this

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room that I can see as ifit's clear, clear as daylight, and
I have six people, three onanother side of me, two at the
front, two at my feet,doing these wonderful movements with their hands,
almost like geometric movements like Balinese dancers. I remember not being afraid at all.
I thought, this is really wonderful. What are they trying to say?

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And the community there's this nonlivel communicationgoing on, and I knew exactly
what was going on, but Icouldn't really interpret it well. Next thing
you know, I hit a clickfrom the cassette recorder, so forty five
minutes is up, and I gothit back into consciousness and I hit the
ground with the thud. And Iknow because next morning when I went down
to the bed and breakfast to seemy friends, I had a lump on

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the back of my neck. Youcould really feel it, and it hurt,
and I couldn't stop speed talking.And a friend of mine was saying,
well, you know, you've beengiven information to write a book on
the subject. I thought, oh, please do me a favor. Last
thing I want to do is becomean author and have to beg for a
living to get some money. Andwell here I am. You know,

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thirty years later, you know,nine books, all these documentaries and it
hasn't stopped. So yes, itwas a wonderful point of communication. But
again it really typifies what these portalsare capable of doing, and it depends
what you go they're looking for.So in my case, it was the
inquiry, what's this about, what'sbehind this? How can I present this

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in a way that people will integrateinto their lives, and is there any
practical benefit? Of course, allmy questions were answered in the book,
and book it becomes an international bestsellerrun off the gate. So I was
very lucky from that respect because thenI could just write myself a blank check
to the next nine books. Idon't have to work as hard. So

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awesome. You know, it wasfunny. I had just seen your documentary
on it was a guy on Netflix. I wasn't sure, and then I
get an email from your publisher.Would you like to interview Freddy Silvia?
Is it? Yeah? But yousee how that you know how there are
no coincidences, synchronistic events and soforth. But let's get back to those
beings that were around you. Sothey were extra I call them extra celestials,

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not extraterrestrial, but I think that'swhat they were. Now, well,
I have a very good angle onwho they were and who they are
because they were saying, We've beenas you will. How did the conversation
go, Yes, as you willdiscover. Little did I know that this

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is all being plans. You willdiscover that we have been in physical form
in your Earth's history. And itwas only until my second and fourth books
that I realized who these people were, and they do appear throughout our history.
They were often given the nickname theShining Ones or the people of the
Serpents around the world, and thattitle had nothing to do with reptilians or

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anything. Is to do with thefact that if you understand the laws of
physics or the laws of nature,and you can harness those laws and bend
those laws, you are a personof the serpents. Because electricity and magnetism
move in waves, they behave justlike serpents on the landscape. That's what
the title means. And the Shiningpeople really as a sort of an name

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that defines a the fact that theywere much more intellectual than your average hunter
gatherer. When you are learned personor someone of letters, there's a certain
aura about you, a certain demeanor, and it's like as a shine or
a glow about you. Yeah,that's what shining really is. But it
also defined the fact that they weredescribed as having pale skin compared to the

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indigenous people where they came from,and they had a problem with sunlight,
so they had to keep smearing thissort of stuff over them, like sunscreen,
and he gave the skin a shiningappearance. And the Book of Enoch
actually writes about them. And thesewere known as the people of Anu,
the Anu Naki or the Anunnaka asthey call it in India, or the
Urukeu as they were called in Polynesia, and the Vicotius and the High Hiwa

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Panti in South America. But they'rethe same people, the same group of
people. And yeah, they saidthat we, in their words, we
would appear at a certain times duringhumanity's history when they need a little bit
of a push forward and then withproduce some ideas and get the hell out
of there. Let humans do whatthey do best, which is argue about
things and sometimes you win and sometimesyou lose. But that's the way of

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human nature. We can't really directlyintervene in the development of a species.
That's not what we are. That'swhy our other nickname is called watchers.
We can only watch, we can'tdirectly intervene. So this is the idea
behind guardian angels, I guess inour particular vernacular, and it's very much
true. So the idea was thatthey would help out leave us to our

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own devices, and then their monetencyhavings were going. So they are basically
helping us from the other side becausethey said, you know what, just
because we knew more than hunter gatherers, despite the fact that you're physical,
doesn't mean you can escape being hurt, and we got tired of being crucified,
and that's their exact expression. Wegot tired of being crucified by humans

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who were afraid of us, orthey didn't understand who we were because we
were much taller and they were eightand a half feet tall. By the
way, we've got the bones allaround the world prove us in giant's graves,
and that's why they built them,and that they had elongated skulls.
They had the blonde hair with greeneyes and sometimes red hair with blue eyes,
and they appear in every culture onthe face of the planet going back

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twelve thousand years. So it wastrue exactly what they said that they were
teachers. There were people who understoodthat the mathematics of the universe how to
bend the rules of nature within therules themselves. And if you can understand
that, then you can apply thatin your daily life. We have a
degree of your manifestation process. Andthat again goes back to why portals were

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initially on the landscape. We forgothow to locate them, so people build
temples around the portal incorporated them intoa room called the altar, which is
why the room is called the altarbecause it alters you into another level of
reality, and so we go thereto get information, extract information, bring
it back, remember where you've beenand what you've learned, and then applied.

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But the idea was that if youget down to learning the rules of
nature, you also have to haveintegrity. You can't just go around about
moving nature to your will without causinggreat problems. So you have to have
integrity. You have to know whatyou're doing and apply it for the greater
good of everybody. Otherwise it becomesa megal of maniacs playroom, and we

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don't want any more of that.We've got enough in the world to do
with that right now. So theyare very helpful people. And I'm very
glad that my first encounters were actuallywith these guys and girls because as women
involved and nobody else, because theyalready have steered a direction of my work
and I didn't know it then,but that's exactly what's been behind it.

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Fascinating, very fascinating. I haveto say, we were talking about climate
change during the break. Have theygiven any information about that or what we
could do? God, yes,they're very concerned. And the fact is,
and this goes back to crop circles, by the way, because it
was the same entities behind the realcrop circles, so through these portals they

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would communicate to us. So wewere miles ahead of the military or the
scientists that we're working on this.The scientists took years to catch up with
what we were picking up beforehand,which is what validated the information so much.
And they said, you know,the Earth is in the middle of
massive changes. It's a cychical thing, and we're in the middle of them.
The problem is that humans are notreally aware of the catastrophe that's on

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top of them, and they're justtotally unprepared. So part of the reason
why we put the crop circles inthere is to buy humans time to get
their act together. People will dieand people will live. That's the way
it's always been throughout history, andif you look back long enough, you
will see that there have been thirteennear end of civilization scenarios dating back to

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the end of the Ice Age.Whether it comes from meteorites or solar flares
doesn't really matter. The effect isthe same. But luck always favors the
prepared, and those are are preparedthat are prepared to watch the skies and
look at nature and observe the motionsof nature and the signs of nature.
Then you work with nature, andyou prepare accordingly, and you survive and

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you learn to tell the tales toanother day. A lot of so they're
not prepared, and so they're saying, we're putting in codes into the Earth's
energy grid to buy you time toget your scientists to understand what's going on
so you can prepare yourselves. Andone of them is to do with getting
you off fossil fuels. And sowe've built into some of the crop circles

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the technological blueprints for a machine thatworks with the illusion of gravity. That's
the exact words. And I putthat on the cover of my book,
and there was a huge fight withthe publisher. They didn't want the picture,
and I said, I will notpublish this book. I will veto
this project, which has cost memy entire life, and I'm about to
basically go and collect unemployment. AndI said, I'm going to veto this

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project because I know what that pictureis all about. I know what it
does, and it needs to becommunicated. And there was a Mexican standoff
for about three days not spoke toanybody else, and I thought, correcky,
I've thrown my life out of thewindow, and now I don't even
have a book to publish. Andthe publisher came back and they, you
know, they said, okay,you can have the picture. And next

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thing I know, I am,you know, obviously a well known author.
I at a conference and NASA scientistapproached me and said, we really
like a lot of your exotic anglesthat you published in your works, and
why because we've been playing with yourexotic angles, and also we like the
picture on the front cover. Isaid, oh, my gosh, got
me about it. And because Ididn't explain it in the book, I

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just put it in there as amatter of communication. And because they said
to me and also to the otherpeople who are sensitive to the information,
that we would be using people toyou know, publish books that would give
the information to scientists and then theywould extract the information and take credit for

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coming up with the information. That'show it's done. And they said,
no, we've built that device infree D on your cover of your book.
And I said, yeah, Iknow. Because there's another group in
England and America and Australia that havedone the same thing, and what was
your result? They said, itlevitates, it defines gravity, said,
thank you. That's what happened tothe other three devices. So now they're

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just waiting for the politically opportune momentto bring this out. Because you know,
people have divine cars that run onwater vapor and the next day they
go public, they'll run over bytheir own vehicles. So you know,
you don't have to be a conspiracytheorist to understand that this is dangerous to
the status quo. So we dohave the technology now that has been given

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to us. We're just waiting toimplement it. But it's also been done
subtly. You don't get to hearmuch about this. I think we've come
to a point where if you raiseyour head too far above the castle wall,
you'll like to get an arrow throughyour head. So the best thing
to do is put it through theunderground network, if you know what I
mean. And there's lots of greatideas taking shape around the world, especially

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by young people, and that givesme hope that we do have the situation
in hand. Everything looks completely fatalisticright now. We're all going to die
of excessive heat or excessive drought orexcessive ice due to climate change. But
the assis are already in there.But we are leaving it a little bit
close, I have to say formy comfort. But I think we'll get

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there. We're pretty close to Itchhitting a critical mass. I think we'll
get there. When during the pandemic, I mean, everybody was off the
roads and the skies were bluer.The animals came out. In just that
brief time, I remember flying.I feel guilty saying this because I had
to get on with some work.I remember flying and being the only person

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on a plane across Lake Michigan.I used to live in Chicago. You
could never see the buildings or anythingin Chicago because of the smog. Lake
Michigan was turquoise. There was nodirt in the sky. The sky was
pure blue and I could see everywindow lying it over downtown Chicago, and
I thought, this is beautiful.I need to see London from Hethrow Airport.

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That doesn't happen. I know,I'm flying a plane contributing to the
pollution. Yeah, but get outthere and do this work. You're not
going to hear about it. SoI'm taking, you know, a big
risk researching, but at the sametime it was great fun, especially in
Egypt where they didn't really care aboutthe pandemic. I mean, they really
took some big risks, but that'stheir culture. I mean, their way

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of looking at the whole thing is, you know, it's God's will.
If you live, if it's yourtime to go, you go. If
it's not, you're here, andthat we just get on with our lives.
And people get sick and some won't. That's just the way it is.
So they're very fatalistic. They givetheir lives up to the creator.
And I admired that. You know, and again you take some calculated risks,
but yeah, we did have somegreat times. And I remember being

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in front of the Great Pyramid andlistening to the building released this big sigh
of relief. It's like, ohGod, there's no tourists. I can
breathe. I mean, the buildingis so overwhelmed with people that go there
not respecting the building. And thesethings are alive. I mean, if
they are literally built on portals,everything is alive. It's a living organism.

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You can interact with it, andyou can feel it and sense it,
and you can measure the energy aswell. So taking all this negativity
and all this silly stuff about thepersonal things and your problems, and then
you want selfies. The building hasbeen disrespected, so the sites are feeling
pressure from mass tourism and the lackof respect. So to hear a building

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breathing a sigh of relief, andwe were the only people in Egypt that
we were just looking at this inperfect piece of quiet. It's like,
yeah, you can tell that thebuilding is you know, it's your friend,
and you go there and you respectit and the stuff that you get
back is incredible. It's fascinating.We have to take another break, but

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we'll be right back. We're talkingwith Freddie Silver. We're talking about his
book Portals, Energetic Doorways to MysticalExperiences between Worlds. We'll be right back.
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talking with Freddie Silva. Freddie,are there any experiments that prove there's something
unusual about the stones at the sacredat the sacred sites? Yes, there
have been. There's been some verynotable experiments, and usually by skeptics who
don't believe there's anything unusual about thesewhat they call the woo woo places on
the planet, and they've surprised themselvesby the results. And one of the

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most notable ones that I can recallwas done in France back in the sixties
by an electrical engineer who retired calledPierre Nero. And I found his pamphlet
in the back of a bucket andspace storing Karnak in France, of all
places, and is one of themost important things I've ever read. So
the nuts and bolts of it isthat he went around, you know,

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with his electrical apparatus, measuring thefrequency coming out of these stones. Now
in Karnak we have one of thegreatest concentrations of standing monuments anywhere in the
world. There's over eighty thousand remainingstanding stones dolmonds many years and so forth,
and that's only a fraction of whathasn't been destroyed. And he came

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to the conclusion that the standing stonesbehaved like solenoids and coils, the dolmonds
behave like these concentrators, and thenthe stone circles behave like batteries. And
he said, the funniest thing isthat they all had this sort of feel
around them. So the stone maybe, you know, twelve feet wide,

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but the actual energy field around itis twice that big. It's like
the aura or the spirit of thestone itself, which anybody that goes anywhere
near these things that sensitive can actuallyprove just by you know, going up
there with your hands. You canfeel the imprint of the energy around the
stone touching the palms of your hands, because your most sensitive part of of

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your body on your fingertips, that'swhere your electrodes are, so you can
sense this stuff. But he actuallyput it on paper and he said,
you know, they absorb this informationand all this energy because it's all elect
ofmagnetic and the stones are packed withquartz, iron and magnetite, which makes
them great concentrators. They're very highlypated electric devices, so they record everything,

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but they also have to charge theenergy every eighteen minutes or so,
which means that if you're there atthe wrong time, at the wrong place,
like I have been on several occasions, and I touch the stone and
I look at the stone and it'slike the stone's trying to say something,
and I'll put my hand on itand I get a hell of an eletterc
shot that leaves my forearm numb forlike five minutes. And there's been so
many thousands that have the same story. It makes you one where I shouldn't

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research this before I go and dothis work, So I do talk from
experience when I go there and thereas a complete novice and find out for
myself. But it is true.These stones are alive, and again you
are an eletter of magnetic body madeof these this conglomerate of atoms, so

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you're talking to a like organism.It's just that the stone happens to be
harder than the human body, butwe're made it exactly the same stuff.
So if you go there with theright intention and connect with these sacred sides,
you basically again cross into another levelof reality, or you even tap
into the mem field of the stone. And I remember one in Wales in
the middle of a mountain, andagain it was that sort of need to

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go into the middle of nowhere tolook at this lonely standing rock, a
big one, and I thought,this stone wants to talk. He hasn't
said anything to anyone for a longlong time, and the public footpath hadn't
been used for hundreds of years,and you can really tell. And I
just remember the stone, going upto the stone and putting my hand towards
it, and it's like an invisiblehand just grabbed my hand and said,

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oh, someone to talk to.My hand just gets glued to this stone.
And I just saw what the stonehad picked up in its periphery for
hundreds of years, maybe thousands,and there was births, marriages, dual
deaths, everything had happened. Andthen a friend of mine came over and
pulled me away from the stone likeI'd been glued to it, and took

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me home. I slept for twentyfour hours. I was completely burnt out
because essentially you stuck your fingers inan electricity socket and the the energy has
completely wiped me out. And Iwoke up next morning completely drained, and
then I couldn't stop speed talking.I memorized everything that had been given to
me in twenty second. You didremember, you remember it? I remember

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vividly everything that's the beautyless thing,and I thought it was funny later on
when I was this maybe become theresearch the concept of initiation. How people
will take three years to learn thismethod of memorializing everything that you understand when
you cross over into a new dimension. And here I am, you know,
not even going for the process,already understanding the process, integrating it,

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and then writing about it. SoI'm very lucky in that respect,
because most of the time it willkilled most people. You are literally sticking
your fingers into a higher voltage andit can't do you a lot of good.
So someone's looking after me, Ithink. So there are many many
cases now, And in fact there'sanother one where around Avebury, the world's

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biggest stone circle, there was there'sanother electrical engineer who planted hundreds of electrodes
in the ground to find out whywhat was so important about the design of
stone circles? Why do they havethese ditches and then these hinges around them
is as though they were collecting something. Turns out it was true. The
design acts like a kind of aparticle collider like you have in engineer in

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Switzerland, and that they manipulate theenergy field and it attracts it to the
avenues of stones, and at nightthe energy field drops down to a lower
level than can be accounted for innature, and in the morning the energy
from the local landscape is attracted tothe henge monuments. It circulates around the
stone circle, and just as thesun crosses the horizon, a doorway opens

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inside the stone circle and the energyfloods into the sacred site at twice the
rate of the local landscape, whichno one on the planet, no physicists
can actually understand how a stone circlecan double the frequency of the energy that's
naturally found in the landscape. It'sa mystery. So it's to do with
the manipulation of geometry, landscape geology, and of course the choice of stone

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that they used, because you know, some of these stones are brought from
as much as four hundred miles away, and now we know there was a
technology behind it. And the wholepoint is to congregate these points where they
would accentuate the natural portal on theland to become even more potent to help
the entire society that lived around them. So it was a wonderful communal thing

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at one point. Amazing. Doyou hold groups that you were talking about
that and how can people find youto join? Do you still do that?
I take people on tours around theworld to these places, so it's
a good time to put into practicewhat I'd write in books, and I
think I've become very fortunate. Itend to spoil people a lot, and

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we do run a very tight ship, and people are spoilt and they come
back very different when they arrived.And now my tours are out in fifty
seconds, and I am not exaggerating. It's less. I can imagine.
It's fascinating. So I have noproblem advertising at all, which is quite
nice. So yeah, I justhad two going to Portugal look at the

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templar sites. So the templars weredoing exactly the same thing. They're protecting
the old sites dedicated to Isis orher regional doppelganger. And I was wondering,
why would a bunch of guys wouldsort be protecting temples dedicated to a
female Goddess. Oh, that's why, because they're after exactly the same thing.
They were working with the same principleto elevate the human condition and also

(44:35):
the condition of the townspeople that theyfound in a time in Europe when the
average item on the menu was humanflesh. So we weren't doing very well
in the Middle Ages. We hadto be brought back to our spiritual understanding,
and they were also working with theseprinciples that I'm talking about. Oh
my goodness, So I have onemore question. Who's the green Man?

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Why is he important? Oh?It's very important. In fact, it
ties into the last question. Inthe Middle Ages, when the Church was
overriding Europe and basically destroying all sacredsites or integrating the sacred sites within the
buildings that they were creating, thesense that the energy and the location of
the portal was lost wasn't lost onthe Stonemasons. Now, the Stonemasons go

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back to a long tradition of workingwith the right geometry, with the right
stone to elicit a certain spiritual effecton people that go into these buildings.
So the Stonemasons came up with thissymbol called the green Man, and the
green Man you'll see images of thisindividual with wide eyes of vegetation coming out

(45:40):
of his nostrils, oak leaves comingout of his mouth. Unusually looking figure,
and you'll find him in more timesin churches in Europe than you do
statues of Jesus, which is veryinteresting and essentially it was to tell the
peasants this is what X that marksthe spot if you stand at this particular
location inside the church, this iswhere the vortex is. This is where

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the energy comes out of the ground, and if you stand here you'll get
what we call the Tingley Wingleys,very technical term, and they were absolutely
right because essentially it's the remake ofthe Greek god Pan. It's the god
with the two horns. Basically,it's to do with the fact that when
you get to December, all lifeon Earth is now died. The night

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has taken over the day, everything'sgetting colder. So now you want to
basically work out how are we goingto go back into spring and help the
earth regain its fertility again. Soaround the twenty first of December, when
the sun goes into the other world, it takes three days for the sun
to stop and then move back towardsthe light again, so the nights start

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getting shorter than it has become longer. And that was the moment where this
image of this invisible fertility enterity.He suddenly goes into the earth, impregnates
the Earth Mother and she starts becomingmore fertile. So that's where the concept
of the green Man comes along.He is basically the consummation of the divine
marriage with the Earth Mother. Sothat was basically telling people that this is

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where this consummation takes place. Thismarks a hotspot of energy, even though
you're standing aside a Catholic building.So that was like a secret sort of
code that they would use to tellpeople where to go. And when the
church finally cottoned on, and ittook him a couple of hundred years to
work out what the symbol was aboutand make it illegal. So then the

(47:36):
Stonemasons went round and putting serpents anddragons everywhere in their building instead. So
there's this wonderful sort of battle betweenlight and dart going on even in the
Stone Mason movement, just to getyou to understand where these special places are
on Earth. Fascinating. So we'realmost out of time. Do you have
any closing words for our listeners,Heavily and d Cooper No. I mean

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the point is, don't beat yourselfup that you you know, if you're
not on the right path and you'rebasically finding life very difficult, go and
venerate the sacred places. If you'renot sensitive, and we all are,
it's just takes development. It's likedriving a car. You don't think you
can drive a car, but youknow a few lessons and you're on the
road. It's the same thing.We've been sensitive. You can develop this.

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There are techniques that I've written inthe book that you can, you
know, find yourself in a placeof mindfulness to sort out the subtle places
on the landscape. But if youdon't venerate the sacred places, go to
these places, whether it's a Gothiccathedral, an Early Celtic Christian church,
because they're all built on the samesites, a pyramid, a stonehenge,

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a Native American sacred mount anywhere onthe planet. There are hundreds of thousands
these places, and go there seekingnothing, don't expect anything, and just
go there and say who am I, what is this all about? And
watch what happens? Because this iswhere magic happens when you are attracted to
a place and you go home andthe dream states and the words that you

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get out of you know, you'rewalking around the room in your house and
you'll hear words or books will comeout of a shelf. This is God's
way of being invisible. This isthe little common points that the universe says.
Pay attention to this because we're goingto teach you something about you,
and then you can be in chargeof your own life. And that's the
most important thing. And don't worryabout how long it takes, because you

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got until the moment you die toget it right. There's no hurry as
long as you reach the point ofdeath and you go, hey, I
understand what I did right and onwhat I got wrong. And then you
die and you still cross over toanother level of reality and you're still alive.
You don't really die. So aslong as you can get it by
the time you reach the end,you're okay. So don't compare yourself to

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any other anybody else. You're you'reon your own path of discovery. It
takes as long as it takes,so just enjoy the ride. Beautiful,
and how can people find you?Your website and your books. Oh well,
all the books, all the documentariesare found at Invisible Temple dot com.

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Okay, and you have documentaries onNetflix and guys, right, I
don't know, they're everywhere. Yeah, you know, yeah, there's like
sixteen documentaries. I just brought outanother three part series on Egypt, and
I have to say I'm very happywith it. I'm aorist perfectionist, so
for me to say I'm really happywith it, it means it's really really
good. And yeah, it's doingvery well. It's a side of Egypt

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has seen from the time of thegods, the Shining Ones actually from ten
five hundred BC, and it explainspretty much the culture that we ended up
with in Egypt in a way thathasn't been done before. So five years
of research, it was worth everymoment. You are fascinating. Thank you
so much for joining us. Todaywas awesome. Thanks Karen. Tune in

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