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Thursday, July 31, 2025

Peru's Paracas Pyramids, south coast

Peru is a country in South America, and the Paracas culture apparently left behind many pyramids. How could they have developed the advanced technology to construct them without extraterrestrial assistance, the same as the incredible technological innovations all over and under ancient Egypt?


In fact, the distribution of such marvels worldwide, overland and undersea, is startling and seems to have been covered up, particularly by China and Nubia (modern Sudan).

North Africa and West Asia DNA in Egypt

The largest pyramid in the world is in Mexico (Great Pyramid of Cholula), and Sudan (Pyramids of Meroë) has more pyramids than Egypt. But if there are 200 more in China, or if Bosnia and Indonesia have mountains that are really superannuated pyramids that science is only slowly coming around to admitting to, we have been deceived about the world.

Thursday, July 24, 2025

Pyramids found in Poland...and Bosnia?

USA has pyramids, but no one seems to know it.
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Polish archaeologists have found two megalithic tombs over 5,500 years old that teach us more about the burial practices and engineering abilities of one of Europe’s earliest agricultural societies.

The structures—sometimes called “Polish pyramids” or “giants’ graves” due to their triangular, monumental shape—were uncovered in the village of Wyskoć, in General Dezydery Chłapowski Landscape Park in the Wielkopolska province.
The discovery was made by archaeologists from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań during a field survey regularly conducted using remote sensing technology.

The tombs, whose existence was confirmed through excavations, were constructed by the Funnelbeaker Culture, a Neolithic society characterized by pottery and monumental burials.

The new findings are the second of their kind to be identified in the Wielkopolska region, the first being in 2019. More: archaeologymag.com

Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Buddhist Pyramids of Thailand: Si Thep

Africa has poster children of prototypical earthling pyramids (and on exoplanets like Mars)

Praveen Mohan fresh from The Cosmic Summit is on the trail of pyramids in deeply Theravada Buddhist Thailand, ancient Siam, in Southeast Asia. There is much to see in this friendly country. Here's a list of world heritage sites in Thailand. Today, we're exploring Si Thep Historical Park. There's already a massive Buddhist temple in Indonesia (Java), declared the largest excavated Buddhist temple in the world, called Borobudur. There's a much larger and older pyramid in Indonesia, one the size of a mountain. Now, science says humans did not build it. And science still can't wrap its head around the possibly more massive pyramids of Bosnia.

(Fringe Field Notes) Bosnian pyramids, cruel hoax or the real thing?

China hides many pyramids. And what country has the most number of pyramids? No, it's not Egypt. It might be Mexico/Mesoamerica when all is said and done, but the current count it is Nubia, modern Sudan.

Thursday, March 27, 2025

World's largest pyramid is in Mexico

Mexico is full of magnificent architecture built by Sky People like Nohoch Mul, Quintana Roo

Where is the world's largest pyramid? It is in Mexico, in CHOLULA, not in Egypt nor in the places with more pyramids than Egypt, namely, Sudan, the Americas, and China.


After 20 years of research, Graham Hancock does not reveal how the pyramids were built
(Business Hook) March 26, 2025: The Great Pyramid of Giza harbors unimaginable secrets. Graham Hancock (grahamhancock.com) has spent decades uncovering its real purpose. Was it just a burial site, or does it align with the forces of the universe? The pyramids mirror Orion's Belt, and the Sphinx may be older than 12,000 years old. Ancient wisdom, lost civilization, and bizarre accuracy, this mystery is profound. Let's crack the case about Egypt's greatest mystery.

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Don't worry who I am. Worry where I am. Mexico and nearby lands are full of pyramids.


Mexico's Great Pyramid of Refuge (Cholula) is shown here defiled by Catholic church.

Lake of Mercury sits under Chinese pyramid (Terracotta Army)

The Great Pyramid of Cholula
Pyramids in Indonesia? You bet!
According to the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia ["National Institute of Anthropology and History"] the Great Pyramid of Cholula is also known as Tlachihualtepetl (Nahuatl for "Constructed Mountain" or "Made-by-hand Mountain").

Nahuatl (pronounced \nah-wah\) is the national indigenous language of Mexico, not Spanish which is byproduct of conquest and European imperialism in the Americas. It is that same imperialism and hegemony (conquest and influence) that tried to hide this world-class discovery centuries ago when Catholic-Christian missionaries buried it and built a church on top of it.

Buddhist Borobudur Pyramid is topped by stupas and Buddha statues: hidden by Muslim invaders
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Behind the facade of white stones
Made-by-hand Mountain is a complex located in Cholula, Puebla, Mexico. It is the largest archeological site of a pyramid (temple) in the New World -- as well as the largest pyramid by volume known to exist in the world today [1, 2] (though there may be larger ones in Indonesia, Bosnia, Antarctica, and the Moon, not to mention the massive Buddhist pyramid in Java known as Borobudur).
The adobe brick pyramid stands 82 feet (25 meters) [3] above the surrounding plain, which is significantly shorter than the Great Pyramid of Giza's height of 481 feet (146.6 meters), but much wider, measuring 984 by 1,033 feet (300 by 315 meters) in its final form [3], compared to the Great Pyramid of Giza's base dimensions of 756 by 756 feet (230.3 by 230.3 meters) [4].

After and before renditions of the amazing pyramids of Egypt, all white with gold capstone.
Humans may have built the Egyptians but only with help from the space "gods" (devas).
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The pyramid is a temple that traditionally has been viewed as having been dedicated to the god Quetzalcoatl [5]. The architectural style of the building was linked closely to that of Teotihuacan in the Valley of Mexico, although influence from the Gulf Coast is evident as well, especially from El Tajín [6].

Location and etymology
The Cholula archeological zone is situated 4 miles (6.4 kilometers) west of the city of Puebla [7], in the City of Cholula. The pyramid is located in the San Andrés Cholula, Puebla municipality, and marks the area in the center of the city where this municipality begins.

The city is divided into two municipalities called San Andrés and San Pedro. This division originates in the Toltec-Chichimeca conquest of the city in the 12th century. These pushed the former dominant ethnicity of the Olmeca-Xicalanca to the south of the city [8].

These people kept the pyramid as their primary religious center, but the newly dominant Toltec-Chichimecas founded a new temple to Quetzalcoatl where the San Gabriel Monastery is now.

The Toltec-Chichimec people who settled in the area around the 12th century AD named Cholula as Tlachihualtepetl, meaning "artificial" or "handmade hill" [9].  The name cholula has its origin in the ancient Nahuatl word cholollan, which means "place of refuge" [7]. More

Wednesday, October 2, 2024

Biggest pyramid: Bosnia, Indonesia, Mexico?


We all "know" the world's largest pyramid is in Cairo, Egypt, at Giza. But that's wrong, and no one says that but popular. The world's largest officially recognized pyramid (not tallest but largest) is a massive structure that size of a small mountain in Cholula, Mexico, at the ruins of a Mesoamerican archeological site the Spanish Catholics tried to bury it, literally. It is so massive that to hide it, they threw mud and dirt all over it and built a Catholic church on top. Oddly, the same thing was done by Muslims as Islam conquered Java, Indonesia, and could not believe the advanced architecture of a massive Buddhist pyramid now called the Borobudur Buddhist temple. It is the size of a hill. Unable to replicate it, move it, or destroy it even though it used no mortar but was fitted together with precisely cut stone blocks, Islamic conquerors simply buried it in mud and soil. It remained lost until centuries later a British surveyor inspected the site and realized that that hill should not be there. He climbed it, dug a bit, and found the magnificent structure. It was excavated and stands as the largest Buddhist temple in the world. (It pales in comparison to the square mile of the unexcavated Mes Aynak Buddhist temple complex in ancient Gandhara, modern Afghanistan, that is a gold and copper mine full of rare earth minerals and leased by the Chinese who would have razed it for its mineral treasures had it not been that metal prices tanked on the world market before it could begin its destruction. The USA left Afghanistan so devastated that it is understandable that Muslim Afghanistan, the poorest country in the world at the time, accepted much-needed foreign currency and capital infrastructure investments. The Chinese built a town and a railroad at Mes Aynak for the resource extraction, and now they are only waiting for the world to need more cell phones and electronics to drive the price up. Apparently, Russia or some industrial concern discovered pellets of rare earth minerals littering the nearby seafloor. But Indonesia boasts a much larger and older pyramid, one the size of a mountain. It is disputed, in spite of the cut stones littering the area, with geologists and archeologists speculating that it has to be a natural formation because, who could have built such an ancient and massive structure. But there it is.

It may be comparable in size and age to the discovery in Bosnia with its Pyramid of the Sun and Moon and other, like Mexico's undisputed grand boulevard of pyramidal temples in Mesoamerica.

Wednesday, May 29, 2024

Buddhist pyramids and other ruins

Pagan, Burma (Bagan, Myanmar ©soft light/Shutterstock)
Who was the architect in Taiwan who thought of Mahabodhi Temples and a pyramid?
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Balloons really fly over Bagan as best way to see
The most memorable time to see the ancient site of Bagan is at sunrise or sunset, when the ancient peaks of this sprawling temple complex (filled with many Buddhist monuments, temples, and a thousand+ stupas) are illuminated by a soft glow.

They can best be seen in the morning by hot air balloon, but we rented a bike and drove around from ancient ruin to ruin to well-kept temple, at least one of which was like a European castle made of stone.

This living archeological site, which sits on the fertile plains of the Irrawaddy River delta, is composed of more than 1,000 red-brick temples, pagodas, palaces, and Buddhist monasteries, which were built between 1057 and 1287 AD.

Sadly in 2016, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck the site, and 185 of the buildings were damaged, with restoration work continuing to this day. It was the Pagan (\puh-gone\ not \pay-gan\) Empire, circa 1210.

[The reason there are so many is that the Burmese Theravada Buddhists learned that they could make merit by building a Buddhist monastery or monument. So they competed with one another so that ever villager of means began construction to ensure the future with good karma.]


Proof the ETs planned and built these structures: the presence of vast amounts of liquid mercury under a Chinese Buddhist tomb site, the Mexican pyramid site at Teotihuacan (40 miles from modern Mexico City), and at least one ancient Egyptian pyramid. Ancient humans mined and moved super toxic mercury for its value in energy production?

The wonders of Angkor in Cambodia, once the world's largest city
Cambodian (Khmer) Theravada Buddhist monks still use the grand monastery (Angkor Wat)
The walls, levels, peaks, and geometry represent the Buddhist universe with its many worlds
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Buddhist Angkor (Khmer language អង្គរ, lit. "Capital City"), also known as Yasodhara-pura (Khmer យសោធរបុរៈ, Sanskrit यशोधरपुर) [1, 2], was the capital city of the Khmer Empire in the Cambodian jungle.

The city and empire flourished from approximately the 9th to the 15th centuries. The city center houses the great temple-monastery Angkor Wat, one of Cambodia's most popular tourist attractions.

These walls represent the four quarters of the sky (akasha) and the heavens (sagga) above.
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The geometric arrangement is visible to the godlings (devas)
The name Angkor is derived from nokor (នគរ), a Khmer word meaning "kingdom," which in turn derived from Sanskrit nagara (नगर), meaning "city" [3].

The Angkorian period began in AD 802, when the Khmer Hindu monarch Jayavarman II declared himself a "universal monarch" (chakravartin) and "god-king" (deva-rajamelding church and state like the Dalai Lama system once did in Tibet before China overthrew it) and lasted until the late 14th century, first falling under Ayutthayan suzerainty in 1351.

A Khmer rebellion against Siamese (Thai) authority resulted in the 1431 sacking of Angkor by Ayutthaya, causing its population to migrate south to Longvek.

The alternate name, Yasodharapura, was derived from the name of the foster mother of Lord Krishna in Hinduism [which is also the name of Prince Siddhartha's wife before he became the Buddha].

Hinduism -- which had swallowed and melded itself with Buddhism by this time -- was the largest religion in the ancient Khmer Empire, and many temples were constructed by Khmer kings dedicated to Hindu deities, including Angkor Wat. More: Angkor

This tiered motif represents a hierarchical arrangement of heavens (deva lokas)
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The great pyramid temple of Java, Indonesia: Borobudur, the largest excavated site
This Buddhist-Hindu masterpiece is the largest excavated Buddhist temple in the world. There is a larger temple complex underground in Mes Aynak, Afghanistan (ancient Gandhara) but that may stay underground due to the US war on Afghanistan's economy and chance of recovery, leaving it wholly dependent on outside investors from China.
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From the Buddhist empires of Indonesia (Java), India, Burma, Cambodia to the Greek kingdoms Buddhist Bactria and Europe to Africa (Egypt), to China, to Mexico and the Mayan sites of modern Mesoamerica and the Indigenous dwellings of the Americas, these breathtaking ruins offer a fascinating insight into how some of the world’s oldest cultures lived. Here are 30 ancient sites that any history lover should visit at least once in their lifetime.
  • The Buddhist-Hindu temple above, with Buddhas in bells atop it, is called Borobudur, Java, Indonesia (Adel Newman/Shutterstock). One would be hard-pressed to find a more stunning sight than sunrise over Buddhist Borobudur (with the exception of the larger sites of formerly Buddhist Afghanistan or ancient Gandhara), with Mount Merapi rising up in the background. This impressive structure, located in Central Java, is the world’s largest (excavated) Buddhist temple. It was built between AD 778 and 850, under the Shailendra dynasty. (It needed to be excavated because invading Muslims could neither explain how Buddhists and Hindus built it nor could they tear it down, so they buried it in mud, and it was forgotten for many years. Then one day a British surveyor arrived with a map, looked around, and said, "That mountain does not belong there." He climbed it, dug into it, and rediscovered it for all humanity. It was cleansed of the caked mud and plants, revealing wonders that can hardly be explained today. It is so level and all made of stone without mortar or cement. How? Even with a laser level, it would be an impressive feat to build it now.] It’s thought that the ancient kingdom was used for only two centuries before volcanic activity from Merapi, between AD 928 and 1006, led Buddhist monks to abandon the sacred site. Today, it’s best visited with a guide, who can be hired for about 50,000 Indonesian rupees (US$3.22).
We are lied to. Much is kept from us. Which country has the most pyramids? No, not Egypt. Not Mexico. It is Syria. (Who even knew there were any there? If there are 167 Egyptian pyramids, there are about 220 ancient Syrian ones. Yet, we do not remember ever being shown even one of them).

The latest discovery of a Buddhist pyramid (square stupa) is in Central Asia, near Afghanistan.
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The largest pyramid in the world? Egypt? No, not even close. The largest is in Cholula, Mexico. But there are likely larger ones in Bosnia and Indonesia, super ancient sites the size of mountains. We are not allowed to believe in those. They certainly look like pyramids from a distance. Closer up it is not as clear. They are so old they have crumbled and are overgrown. But at least in Bosnia, there is a tunnel system underneath, just as we find in Cholula, Mexico, and Egypt.

Modern Buddhist Taiwan has built the latest Buddhist pyramid with a giant Buddha behind.

Borobudur, Indonesia, in the mist, topped by many small hollow stupas with Buddhas inside.

These are the archeological remains of a mountain-sized pyramid in Indonesia.

Science is having a hard time accepting that the ancients could have built something this big.

Because Buddhist missionaries arrived in Mexico and California, the pyramids here suggest a connection to other empires and even distant ancient Egyptians who built in the Grand Canyon.

There was once a single worldwide culture connecting most if not all human groups.
The alignments and perfection of Borobudur cannot be explained, and no mortar was used.

The Borobudur site has a map of all its many surprises as it was laid out like an Angkor Wat.



Giant Amitabha Buddha overlooking pyramid
The grand architecture of the layout is only visible from sky-vehicles (vimanas)

This is an overview of the latest discovery, a square (yantra, mandala) pyramid (Newsweek)


What are the secrets of the world's pyramids?  (globalpyramidconference.com)
The similarities of the stonewok in the Americas and the jungles of Cambodia are shocking.

Monday, April 13, 2020

Europe pyramid 25,000 years old (video)

NTD, Oct. 11, 2012; AP (ap.org); Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly


Naquatica: Bosnian Pyramid carbon dated 25 thousand years old
What can we really say we know about history? Not a lot it seems. What we think we know is constantly changing with every new discovery. Carbon-dating performed on a massive pyramid in Bosnia proves it is at least 25,000 years old.

Most scientists and historians, however, adhere to a different faith. They believe human civilization started only 5,000 years ago, with the Sumerians and Babylonians -- that is, until artifacts were discovered that predate that.

These discoveries suggest that there was an extended pre-known-history. There was one or more civilization around the world that must have been very highly advanced. How do we know?

Italian archeologists Dr. Ricarrdo Brett and Niccolo Bisconti found a piece of organic material on the Bosnian Pyramid.

They were able to carbon-date that material and with it the pyramid itself. This carbon-dating puts the pyramid 20,000 years older than Sumerian and Babylonian civilizations. When the Bosnian Pyramid was first discovered in 2005, researchers could only measure the age of the topsoil covering it, which was about 12,000 years old.

[Dr. Semir Osmanagich, Bosnian Pyramid researcher]: "The organic materials found on the Sun Pyramid and biological analysis are telling us that the pyramids are older than 12 thousand five hundred years. The oldest on the planet."

Many may be wondering how such a huge pyramid could have remained undiscovered in Europe for so many years.

"Until its discovery it was just known as Visoko Hill. That's right, they thought it was a hill, which is not surprising considering its size and the fact that it is covered with topsoil and vegetation. No entrance to the pyramid has been discovered so far, but an intricate network of tunnels underneath the pyramid are slowly being uncovered."

"Under the Valley of the Pyramids in Bosnia, there is the most extensive underground tunnel network. It runs for tens of miles. And in those tunnels the discovery of huge ceramic blocks reaching 18-thousand pounds in mass [has been made]."

There are still scientists and archeologists who oppose the idea of ancient civilizations before 5,000 years before now. However, this latest finding supports the theory that highly advanced civilizations existed long before the beginning of our current one.