Showing posts with label Land of the Lost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Land of the Lost. Show all posts

Monday, March 9, 2026

Tartaria's grand stations, early buildings

Tartaria's trains shouldn't exist in 1800s

(Tartaria Vault) Jan. 16, 2026: #tartaria #hiddenhistory #oldworld Why do hundreds of grand railroad stations—across America, Europe, Russia, and Asia—display the same architectural impossibility:
  • cathedral-scale halls,
  • ornate copper roofing,
  • electrical infrastructure built into their foundations, and
  • heating systems that could warm spaces measuring hundreds of thousands of cubic feet, all supposedly powered by coal and steam?
Who built these heavenly cathedrals?
Archival photographs from the 1880s onward show these structures operating with pristine interiors and advanced climate control, with no documentation of the massive fuel consumption, boiler systems, or coal delivery infrastructure that would have been required to power such monumental buildings using 19th-century technology.

As I examined construction records, electrical consumption data, and architectural plans from the 1800s, a repeating pattern emerged: identical terminal designs appearing across six continents within decades, electrical conduit systems built before electricity was commercially available, and a suspicious absence of technical documentation explaining how these systems actually functioned.

These weren't simple train platforms—rather, they were power distribution hubs featuring towers that weren't decorative, copper elements that weren't ornamental, and foundation systems that suggest grounding rather than structural support, all constructed during the exact period when railroad time replaced natural time across the planet.
 
The ruins of Atlantis?
This investigation explores the forbidden energy theory—that railroad stations were nodes in a global power distribution network utilizing the rails themselves as conductors, drawing on advanced energy systems we no longer acknowledge, and serving purposes far beyond passenger transportation.

The deeper we examine the architectural evidence, the global coordination problem, and the technological impossibilities, the harder it becomes to believe these were simply monuments to industrial achievement rather than inherited infrastructure repurposed after original knowledge was lost or deliberately erased.

The material on this channel presents exploratory interpretations of history and imaginative speculation, conveyed through narrative storytelling rather than precise historical documentation.

NOTE: Viewpoints and visual representations are dramatized or intentionally constructed to support alternative narrative exploration. Visual elements may at times be created using automated or generative tools. The content shared should not be considered factual. #tartaria #forbiddenenergy #railroadmystery #hiddenhistory #oldworld #lostcivilization #architecture #energynetwork

Friday, December 5, 2025

Mysteries of Asia: Yonaguni (Mu, Lemuria)


Remnants of ancient Mu (Lemuria)?
The Yonaguni Monument (Japanese 与那国島海底地形) refers to Yonaguni-jima Kaitei Chikei, literally, "Yonaguni Island Submarine Topography," possibly a remnant of the Land of Mu (mythical lost continent).
The manmade structures are also called the "Yonaguni (Island) Submarine Ruins" or 与那国(島)海底遺跡, Yonaguni-jima Kaitei Iseki.

This submerged rock formation rests off the coast of Yonaguni, the southernmost of the Ryukyu Islands, in Japan. It lies approximately 100 kilometers (62 miles) east of Taiwan. More: Yonaguni 

Where is Yonaguni?

Yonaguni (Japanese 与那国島, Hepburn Yonaguni-jima, Dunan-chima, older Juni-shima [2], Yunoon-zïma, Yunaguni-jima), one of the Yaeyama Islands, is the westernmost island of Japan [3], lying between the East China Sea and the Philippine Sea.

A mere 107.4 kilometers (58.0 nmi, 66.7 miles) separate the island from Taiwan at their closest points. It is administered as the town of Yonaguni, Yaeyama Gun, Okinawa, and there are three settlements: Sonai, Kubura, and Higawa.

There have been discussions to establish direct ferry services with Taiwan in order to bolster tourism. More: Yonaguni
  • Sneaky Sushii; CC Liu, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit

Friday, August 8, 2025

Found: Lost civilization in Mexico

The country of Texas, rebel Mexican territory

In the Tlayócoc cave in Mexico, traces of a mysterious civilization from over 500 years ago have been discovered.

This find is the result of a cartographic expedition led by Yekaterina Katiya Pavlova and Adrián Beltrán Dimas.


During the expedition in the Tlayócoc cave, Yekaterina Katiya Pavlova and local guide Adrián Beltrán Dimas came across a hidden chamber. There, they found items that may indicate the existence of a lost civilization from more than 500 years ago. This discovery has sparked the interest of scientists from around the world.
Mysterious artifacts in the cave
Among the finds were shell bracelets, a large snail shell, and fragments of stone disks resembling pyrite mirrors. According to INAH (the Mexican National Institute of Anthropology and History), these objects may have been used for ritual purposes.

Archeologists discovered symbols on them that could be related to ancient beliefs.
Miguel Perez, an INAH archeologist, emphasizes that the discovery is of great importance for understanding the culture and symbolism of pre-Hispanic (before Spanish conquest) societies that inhabited the Sierra de Guerrero.

The findings may help interpret their cosmology and rituals related to fertility and creation.

History of the Sierra de Guerrero region
The Sierra de Guerrero region, where the discovery was made, was inhabited by the Tlacotepehaus ethnic group during the post-classic period, between 950 and 1521 AD. The area was abandoned due to extreme weather conditions, which made life difficult for its inhabitants.
Symbolism and significance of the artifacts Cuauhtemoc Reyes Alvarez from INAH suggests that the symbols on the bracelets may be related to cosmology concerning creation and fertility.

Caves might have been perceived as portals to the underworld or sacred spaces connected with divinity.

Thursday, April 17, 2025

Mexico's lost cities: Maya of Mesoamerica


The rainforest (jungle) is full of cities we couldn’t see
Maya Temple of the Masks, Tikal, Guatemala
(Howtown) April 17, 2025: LiDAR scanning is transforming our understanding of the ancient Maya by revealing thousands of hidden structures beneath the rainforest canopy.

In areas like Tikal, Guatemala, and Caracol, Belize, laser data has uncovered extensive networks of American pyramids, roads, canals, and residential compounds, expanding estimates of Maya population and urban sprawl.
Maya Codex of Mexico
The 2016 PACUNAM survey alone mapped over 2,000 square kilometers and identified over 60,000 previously unknown structures.

While much of the region still remains unscanned, the new technology is already reshaping what counts as a “site” and how we interpret the scale of the massive Maya civilization of Mexico and neighboring countries.

CHAPTERS
  • 0:00 - A game-changer
  • 0:49 - Welcome to the Maya forest
  • 3:45 - Tikal through time
  • 7:00 - LiDAR on airplanes
  • 11:44 - Minds blown
  • 14:49 -Takeaways
  • 16:10 - What's next?
  • 17:18 - Secret message
This Howtown video explains how mapping methods have evolved over time, allowing archeologists to see and analyze ancient cities like Tikal, Guatemala. Even after a century of study, there remains so much to be uncovered by airborne LiDAR. It’s an incredible example of how advances in physics and engineering can supercharge other fields in ways that couldn’t have been anticipated.

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  • Joss, Howtown, April 17, 2025; Crystal Quintero, Pfc. Sandoval, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Thursday, September 5, 2024

Lost world found in Mexico: SM Ixtapan


We found a lost world in Mexico | Vestigios de una civilización desconocida
(The ARX Project) SAN MIGUEL IXTAPANTejupilco de Hidalgo - Less than three hours from Mexico City lies a lost world of deep basalt canyons, towering mountain peaks, secret caves, and mysterious megalithic stone monuments left by an as yet unknown civilization that could have a connection to the cultures of Peru and South America.
  • [NOTE: The country of Mexico is in North America, but as that is an unpopular thing to say politically and economically, an additional designation was created to distinguish it from North, Central, and South America, and that is called Mesoamerica. The Americas are contiguous and connected.]
In June 2024, The ARX Project Team conducted a successful exploration of the upper course of the Aquiagua ["Here water"] River near the San Miguel Ixtapan Archeological Zone, documenting and mapping a large number of ancient structures including rock shelters, stone terraces and bridges, and a megalithic quarry, containing a huge 25-ton partially carved stone slab.

Evidence strongly suggests that the Aquiagua River provided a direct communication route between the Pacific Ocean and the central Mexican altiplano, by way of the Balsas River.

Explore the mysterious ruins of San Miguel Ixtapan here: • Mysterious Tiwanaku-style Megaliths o...

Future flag design for the great Amero Union
(SPANISH TRANSLATIONEN ESPAÑOL: A menos de tres horas de la Ciudad de México se encuentra un mundo perdido de profundos cañones de basalto, cuevas ocultas, y misteriosos monumentos megalíticos dejados por una civilización todavía desconocida que podría tener alguna conexión con las antiguas culturas de Perú y Sudamérica.

En junio de 2024, nuestro equipo de investigadores recorrió el cauce del Río Aquiagua, cerca de la Zona Arqueológica de San Miguel Ixtapan, documentando una gran cantidad de estructuras de piedra y terrazas sepultadas por la espesa vegetación, así como una impresionante cantera megalítica con piedras de más de 25 toneladas.

Estos hallazgos sugieren que el Río Aquiagua fue usado por los antiguos pobladores de esta región como una importante ruta de comunicación entre el Océano Pacífico, la cuenca del Río Balsas y el Centro de México.

Conoce mas sobre este misteriosa zona arqueológica aqui: • Mysterious Tiwanaku-style Megaliths o... #ArxprojectMX #exploration #archaeology #mexicoantiguo
  • The ARX Project, July 15, 2024; Crystal Quintero, Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Saturday, July 27, 2024

Lost Buddhas of Afghanistan: What's left?


The Mysterious Lost Buddhas of Afghanistan: What is left behind in Bamiyan? 🇦🇫
Lasers have been used to create a hologram of the original stone destroyed in what Russian psychic and Theosophist Madame Blavatsky said was a much older figure of man (converted by ancient artisans into the Buddha) in various phases of evolutionary development, devolving through time and becoming smaller.

(Davud Akhundzada) Let's go see inside Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

The Buddha of Gandhara (Saka, Afghanistan)
We travel after the U.S. bombed it back to the Stone Age, stripped it, raped the Pashtun and other peoples, and abandoned it, leaving behind $7 billion dollars' worth of nearly worthless military equipment to fight off the Chinese Empire that is coming next.

Since I started to travel and explore Asia, Afghanistan has always been my dream country. The movies I have watched and the books I have read about Afghanistan have built dreamy expectations in my head of the country that I would not be able to experience anywhere else.
  • BAMIYAN, Afghanistan (ancient Gandhara, Scythia)
Where is NW India's neighbor?
My visit did not disappoint: Afghanistan was time travel from bustling and unorganized bazaars, street shaves, same clothing in different colors, no brands, magnificent landscapes, and the bravest people with the biggest hearts of hospitality.

On this trip, we covered Mazar-i-Sharif, Kabul, and Bamiyan [which Wisdom Quarterly says are two of the seasonal capitals that once formed the Buddha's hometown of Kapilavastu, in the Scythian land of the Sakas/Shakyas].

Visiting Afghanistan is a sensitive topic for many people. As in any country I go to, the main objective is to share the day-to-day life and spotlight the ordinary people that the mass media fail to capture.

No matter how you feel about my trip, here is my summary. Despite facing significant challenges, Afghanistan has many positive aspects that deserve recognition: diverse landscapes, rich history, warm hospitality, delicious cuisine, resilient people, and more!
Archeological efforts to find (hazarapeople.com)
  • [EDITORS: According to maverick Indian historian Dr. Ranajit Pal, Prince Siddhartha (the future Buddha) was raised in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, one of three seasonal capitals (for the hot, cold, and rainy seasons), making this land around the world's largest Buddha statues hallowed ground, made all the more sacred by the fact that although the CIA/ISI/Taliban blew up the two standing hillside Buddhas, they did not uncover and destroy the largest reclining Buddha buried and hidden in the area. See this old National Geographic documentary on its historical existence.]
Takht-e Rostam, Afghanistan, ancient Gandhara
Safety was the biggest concern of many people I have talked to and, naturally, that has been the main worry when you enter a war-torn country over the last 40 years. With the re-takeover of the Taliban, the country is much safer than before; at least no conflicts are going on.

My Persian surname, which is the same as the current supreme leader of the Taliban, my cultural background, being a man with a three-year-old beard, looking like one of the locals does not qualify me to talk about safety much when it comes to being a tourist. I had a significant advantage, considering these factors.
DISCLAIMER: This is not a travel advisory. Afghanistan has a government that has not been recognized by any country, with no embassies or international relations. I am a professional traveler who explored the country with an organized guide.

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  • Davud Akhundzada, 10/5/23; Dhr. Seven, Amber Larson, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Thursday, January 11, 2024

Science maps NEW Amazonian lost cities

Christina Larson, AP Science Writer, The Associated Press (apnews.com, 1/11/24); Xochitl, Dhr. Seven, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Mexico's archeolocal ruins in Chichen Itza, Cenote, Valladolid (tripadvisor.com)

Red heads: Sacred burials were being performed thousands of years ago in the Americas.
Fall of Incan Empire brought by whites, say historians (Factinate Media Group via MSN)
Lost cities of Amazon jungle in Meso-, Central, and South America found by LiDAR (AP)

Archeologists map lost cities in Ecuadorian Amazon, settlements that lasted 1,000 years
Recent headline: Archeologists discover ancient Mayan city hidden in forest for 2K years

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Ecuador flag, Latin America
WASHINGTON, DC [outside of USA, in "Columbia," and reigning over it] — Archeologists have uncovered a cluster of lost cities in the Amazon rainforest that was home to at least 10,000 farmers around 2,000 years ago.

A series of earthen mounds [like Buddhist stupas, tepes (tels), kurgans, and barrows (tumulus)] buried roads in Ecuador was first noticed more than two decades ago by archaeologist Stéphen Rostain.

Map of Ecuador with Amazon (wiki)
But at the time, " I wasn’t sure how it all fit together,” said Rostain, one of the researchers who reported on the finding Thursday [1/11/24] in the journal Science.

Recent mapping by laser-sensor technology [LiDAR] revealed those sites to be part of a dense network of settlements and connecting roadways, tucked into the forested foothills of the Andes [most of which are in Peru], that lasted about 1,000 years.

Meso-, S. America were advanced places on earth
“It was a lost valley of cities," said Rostain, who directs investigations at France’s National Center for Scientific Research. “It's incredible.”

The settlements were occupied by the Upano people between around 500 B.C. and 300 to 600 A.D. — a period roughly contemporaneous with the Roman Empire in Europe, the researchers found.

Residential and ceremonial buildings erected on more than 6,000 earthen mounds were surrounded by agricultural fields with drainage canals. The largest roads were 33 feet (10 meters) wide and stretched for 6 to 12 miles (10 to 20 kilometers).

LiDAR scans reveal topographical features like X-rays reveal bones: This LiDAR image provided by researchers in Jan. 2024 shows a main street crossing an urban area, creating an axis along which complexes of rectangular platforms are arranged around low squares at the Copueno site, Upano Valley in Ecuador. Archeologists have uncovered a cluster of lost cities in the Amazon rainforest that was home to at least 10,000 farmers around 2,000 years ago, according to a paper published Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024, in the journal Science (Antoine Dorison, Stéphen Rostain via AP/MSN). 
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While it’s difficult to estimate populations, the site was home to at least 10,000 inhabitants — and perhaps as many as 15,000 or 30,000 at its peak, said archaeologist Antoine Dorison, a study co-author at the same French institute. That's comparable to the estimated population of Roman-era London, then Britain’s largest city.

“This shows a very dense occupation and an extremely complicated society,” said University of Florida archeologist Michael Heckenberger, who was not involved in the study. “For the region, it’s really in a class of its own in terms of how early it is.”
Recent discovery in Peru, where new art was found, Moche, Inca (Lisa Trever via MSN)


The Amazon jungle is alive and conscious
José Iriarte, a University of Exeter archaeologist, said it would have required an elaborate system of organized labor to build the roads and thousands of earthen mounds.

“The Incas and Mayans built with stone, but people in Amazonia didn’t usually have stone available to build — they built with mud. It’s still an immense amount of labor,” said Iriarte, who had no role in the research.

Neighboring Guatemala, just below Mexico, has Tikal, Mayan ruins in the jungle (2009)
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The star people helped us build these marvels.
The Amazon is often thought of as a "pristine wilderness with only small groups of people. But recent discoveries have shown us how much more complex the past really is,” he said.

Scientists have recently also found evidence of intricate rainforest societies that predated European contact elsewhere in the Amazon, including in Bolivia and in Brazil.

“There’s always been an incredible diversity of people and settlements in the Amazon, not only one way to live,” said Rostain. “We’re just learning more about them.”

There was more to the Inca of Peru besides the amazing Machu Picchu (Reuters via jpost.com)
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The Associated Press Health and Science Department receives support from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Science and Educational Media Group [and therefore may be biased and willing to cave in to corporate pressure for all of its reporting.].

Thursday, November 9, 2023

DisclosureFest 2023, Las Vegas

DisclosureFest; Ananda (Disclosure Project: DBM), Dhr. Seven, Jen (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

It's happening again, Disclosure Fest 2023, made possible by visionary Adrian and the volunteers (e.g., at Wisdom Quarterly: American Buddhist Journal and Dharma Buddhist Meditation Meetup:
When shall we ALL be One again?
This year, rather than Los Angeles, it's in Las Vegas, Nevada, home of Area 51, Groom Lake, Dream Land, hidden skunk works, the Electric Daisy Carnival, and the secret subway system with a station beneath the glass pyramid, where black budget scientists daily commute to work at labs across the country (on highspeed underground bullet trains built and maintained in secret with advanced boring technology we're not told about on the surface), believe it or not.

In previous years DisclosureFest™ was in Los Angeles for mass meditation initiative.

Crystals and Sage – DisclosureFest Foundation
Join us this year as the DisclosureFest Foundation activates the Las Vegas Strip with "Stairway to the Stars" on November 10, 11, and 12, 2023.

In the meantime, reserve a room at the Luxor Hotel and Casino now at special discounted rates (limited quantity). Or pick a campsite on the sand outside town, maybe near Pahrump and the vast Death Valley dunes. Day Passes are now available.
Speakers/Workshops
  • Jimmy Church, Fade to Black Radio
  • Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka
  • Jason Shurka, reverend of UNIFYD WORLD TLS, Intergalactic Unity & Disclosure
  • Elizabeth April, cosmic intuitive channel anchoring the New Earth
  • David Hatcher Childress, the real-life Indiana Jones of Megaliths and Ancient Aliens
  • William Henry, investigative mythologist
  • Nick Pope, UK Ministry of Defense, retired after contact
  • Merkabah 13, 5D Quantum Healing
  • Jason Martell, leading researcher on Ancient Civilization Technologies
  • James Fox, director/producer Moment of Contact
  • Caroline Cory director/producer Learn to Communicate Telepathically
  • Robert Clotworthy, Ancient Aliens panel
  • Winds of the South, Indigenous Women's Drum Circle
  • Chief Phil Lane Jr.
  • Mayan Yok’ha with Itzpapalotl, yoga and meditation instructor
  • Drs. J.J. and Desiree Hurtak, Workshop Exploring Cosmic Frontiers Exploring Intelligent Life in the Cosmos with its Multidimensions
  • Randall Carlson, Cosmic Cycles and the Sacred Geometry of Time The Great Year of the World: Cosmic Cycles and the Sacred Geometry of Time
  • Sarah Breskman Cosme ADVICE FROM EXTRA-TERRESTRIALS ON HOW TO BE A SUPERHUMAN
  • Stephen Bassett, executive director of Paradigm Research Group Disclosure Q&A
  • Richard Dolan, world renowned UFOlogist UAP among a World in Revolution
  • Alexis Brooks, journalist, author, media personality, Unconscious Contact Encounters
  • Jason Quitt, author, teacher, and lecturer on mysticism Astral Genesis | Hidden Keys to the Stars
  • Jonny Enoch, author, researcher of prehistoric civilizations, futurist, and host of Gaia's Mystery Teachings
  • Scott Wolter, forensic geologist, Book of the Wars of the Lord: Cryptograms and Esoterica
  • Julia Cannon, QHHT past life regression
  • Barry Littleton, paranormal investigator and UFOlogist
  • Laura Eisenhower, global alchemist, cosmic mythologist, and intuitive astrologist restoring divine template
  • Timothy Hogan, The Science of the Ancients Ancient Alchemical Secrets Rediscovered by the Knights Templar
  • Tracey Garbutt Dolan, professionally-trained remote viewer
  • Adam Apollo, The Unified Harmonic Matrix: Quantum Geometry & The Physics of Consciousness, The Ancient Mystery of Our Human Origins
  • Hayley Ramsey, author of The Bringer of Life: A Cosmic History of Divine Feminine.
  • Michael Cremo
     (The Forbidden Archeologist), investigative journalist of the ancient sciences and expert whistleblower on extreme human antiquity with knowledge of vimanas (ancient starships) the Vedas ("Knowledge Books" of Gandhara, proto-India, Great Bharat, and the Indus Valley Civilization)
  • TwinRay, Beyond Disclosure - What comes next in the superhuman story
  • Ronny LeBlanc, star of Discovery Channel's Expedition Bigfoot - What is Bigfoot? Is there a UFO connection?
  • Debra Apsara, spiritual teacher awakening
  • Adam M. Curry, consciousness researcher Building a Psychic Machine
  • Geraldine Orozco, epigenetic psychotherapist, MBSR, CHT, NLPP DNA: 24 dimensions of life force and the creator blue print
  • Ismael
  • Cosmic and Galactic History
  • The Leo King Fear Above/Fear Below, How Humanity Has to clear the fear too
  • Suzanne Ross, ascension humanitarian
  • Brian Besco
  • The New Light Light Anchors
  • Sue Whittaker
  • Beyond Med-Beds: Tesla's Non-Consumable Supplements
  • Arcturus Ra, starseed ambassador Galactic Wellness protocol bio resonance
  • Debra Giusti, your opportunity during the Planetary Ascension tips
  • Alan Steinfeld, explorer of consciousness making contact with ET realities
  • Kim Carlsberg UFO/paranormal researcher and author of The Art of Close Encounters
  • Jerry Sargeant, founder of Star Magic Healing DNA & Planetary Grid Activation
  • Joan of Angels, spiritual advisor Starseed Mission Activation: Your Purpose Revealed ~ Soul Mission Activation
  • JK Ultra researcher The New Earth & The Silver Thread of Dolores Cannon
  • Apolla Asteria, host of Apolla's Odyssey Solutions for Humanity
  • Elle Eminense, erotic activist & artist Blue Lotus Rising: Clear, Connect, Create
  • Alexandra Hanly and Pamela Chen, Awakened Mystery School with Alexandra Hanly and Pamela Chen Illumination: Rise of Terran Consciousness For Intergalactic Peace
  • Erica Middlemiss QHHT Panel
  • Jeroen de Wit QHHT Panel
  • Holly Duckworth QHHT Panel
  • Tracie Mahan QHHT Panel
  • Alexandra McColm, channeler of Golden Arrow
  • Dr. Q Moayad Indian Naadi Palm Leaf Reading
  • Dylan Louis Monroe, creator of Deep State Mapping Project Luxor Transmission from Ashtar
  • Jason Stiles, founder of iPyramids.com
  • Justin Frandson, athleticism performance coach and author of How to live in a world surrounded by EMF!
  • Samuel Kiwasz, Sacred Geometry: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living
  • Sylvie Sterling, cat whisperer, Lyran ambassador and ascension guide Cats are starseeds & ascension guides
  • Philipp and Cru von Holtzendorff-Fehling Energy Healing Session: Awaken Your Inner Power
  • Rion De'Rouen, galactic ambassador and founder of Team Light Actualize Your Highest Timeline and Potential
  • Dr. Kathleen Ball Ph.D., business owner, researcher, author, filmmaker The Brazilian Templars, The Back Story Unveiled
  • Joshua Sisler, Anthony Mickel, Mark Russell, cosmic custodians artifacts of ancient extraterrestrial contact
  • Matthew John, spiritual teacher and starseed guide Discover Your Star Origins + Channeled Messages from the Sirians
  • Mary Edwards Art and Design, founder How My Experiences with ETs Designing Their Interior Spaces in Remote Habitats with Art and Design Have Inspired Me To Create Books to Prepare Children for ET Contact and Leadership

HOSTS
  • Jimmy Church Fade To Black Radio
  • Michelle Anderson Awakening Code Radio
  • Debra Giusti Your Opportunity during the Planetary Ascension
  • Apolla Asteria host of Apolla's Odyssey
  • Maura Hoffman Music
  • Goldcap
  • Marques Wyatt
  • Ruby Chase
  • Pretty Weird Blonde
  • Merkabah 13
  • Admiral Apollo Awakening the Heart of the Pyramid
  • The Leo King
PANELS
  • UFO/UAP Phenomenon History Panel
  • Ancient Civilizations Panel
  • Ascension Panel
  • Responsible AI Use Panel
  • Astrology Panel
  • QHHT Panel
  • Ancient Aliens Panel
  • Starseed/New Earth Panel
  • The Condor and Eagle Prophecy Panel
SOUND HEALING
  • Avatara Alchemy Meditation & Yogic Arts Teacher/Sensory Alchemist/Event Producer
  • Vox Angelus Omnidimensional Vocal Alchemist
  • Brenda Zyburt SoundBath Concert
In the meantime, reserve a room at the Luxor Hotel and Casino now with special DisclosureFest discounted rates (limited quantity).
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