Himalayan-like floods hit Grand Canyon

(NBC News) BREAKING: More than dozen people feared dead, Grand Canyon flash floods

(On the Pulse with Silki) Catastrophic Grand Canyon flash flood: 15-foot high wall of water

• How bad can a natural mudflow even be? (wsl.ch)

(Arizona's Family (3TV / CBS 5)) Grand Canyon flash flood: breaking down the storm, burn scar, and safety impacts

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First Hawaii, then Nepal and Tibet in the Himalayas, and now Utah is swelling, and Arizona's Grand Canyon is getting wiped out as torrential floods sweep through in a symphony of destruction over the weekend, as wildfires burn in California and Texas.

Grand Canyon secrets exposed*

On Saturday, August 29, 2026, at approximately 2:30 pm (MST), a major flash flood surged through Bright Angel Creek inside Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.

The flood killed at least 1, while about 15 are reported missing, and 62 have been rescued.

In 2025, the Dragon Bravo Fire destroyed vegetation on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and had dried the land into an impermeable, clay-like surface incapable of absorbing water.

The flood occurred during a convergence of various environmental conditions, including the Arizona monsoon, Super El Niño, a marine heatwave, Tropical Storm Iselle, and a heat dome pulling storms eastward, resulting in atmospheric moisture levels being 5-15% higher than average.

• VIDEO: One hiker found dead and at least 14 others missing as desperate search continues after flash floods rip through Grand Canyon (Daily Mail)
• PHOTOS: Flash flood warning in the Grand Canyon
• Grand Canyon in Arizona flooded with water, debris from U.S. monsoon rains
• Grand Canyon flash flooding forces hikers, campers, and tourists to evacuate (USA Today)
• Sudden flood tears through the heart of the Grand Canyon: flash flood turned dangerous deep inside the Grand Canyon Saturday afternoon. Floodwaters surged through Bright Angel Canyon near Phantom Ranch, washing out bridges, damaging trails, and cutting people off

How will evidence of giants in U.S. survive?

Hours before the flood, two smaller storm systems and several rounds of rain moved into the North Rim, with rains of up to 1 inch per hour being observed [1]. At the time of the flood, the downpour had intensified to two-thirds of an inch in a quarter of an hour [2].

The heavy rainfall combined with the steep, rocky canyon terrain caused water to funnel down into the narrow Bright Angel Creek [3], water levels rising to over 5 feet in within 10 minutes [2].

Tourists in the area variously described witnessing heavy rainfall, the creek rapidly overflowing, cascading waterfalls, 15-foot-tall floodwaters, and buildings and vehicles being washed away.

The flood also incited several secondary hazards including rockfalls, landslides, and mudslides [3, 4, 5]. More

Even the Buddha had a grand canyon like his hometown's Band-e Amir National Park

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Forbidden History Revealed (GenSix Prods)

*For the first time in history, here is an eyewitness account to the fact that Egyptian-style artifacts and giant skeletons were pulled out of the Grand Canyon in Arizona and stored in secret, underground Smithsonian warehouses. This investigative documentary by Steve Quayle (no relation to VP Dan Quayle) explores the following:

• Why are the landforms in the Grand Canyon named after Egyptian deities?
• Why are DNA samples from giant mummies and skeletons being extracted by the militaries of the world?
• Was a live 21-foot giant captured in 1877 with the most unusual features ever noted?
• Will the giants of yesteryear become the "super soldiers" of tomorrow?

This is yet another great Smithsonian cover up. Forbidden History Revealed, Ep. 1 (DVD)

Hopis remember: Grand Canyon underworld

(Last Cartographer) What the Hopi said was living beneath the Grand Canyon, USA

Zahi Hawass buries truth: Grand Museum

(WION) After 20 years of construction, the $1 billion Grand Egyptian Museum finally opens, but rather than showing the world all that this cultural marvel might contain, Zahi "Indian Jones" Hawass has succeeded in burying the truth about the construction of the pyramids and underworld caverns, hollows, caves, and cities. Once fired for all his cover ups and claims that modern Egyptians are related to the builders, now he goes unquestioned, likely due to corrupt leadership in a nation controlled by Israel, CIA, and USA.

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Happy birthday! Yosemite is 135 today

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Yosemite is a U.S. national park in Northern California established on Oct. 1, 1890 (135 years ago), receiving 3,897,070 visitors (2023) [4] and 4,000,000+ in 2024.

It is bordered on the southeast by Sierra National Forest and on the northwest by Stanislaus National Forest. The park is managed by the National Park Service and covers 1,187 square miles (3,070 kms) in four counties – centered in…

The word "Yosemite" (derived from the Miwok natives' Yohhe'meti, "They are killers") historically referred to the name that the Miwok American Indians gave to the Ahwahneechee, the resident indigenous… More

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Grand Canyon Egyptian-Buddhist cave city

Smithsonian cover-up in the Grand Canyon? Ancient Egyptian city found

(The InBetween) The Grand Canyon's Egyptian Secret: A Smithsonian cover-up? In 1909, explorer G.E. Kincaid, while boating down the Colorado River, made a shocking discovery in the Grand Canyon: a vast cave system filled with Buddhist and Egyptian-style artifacts and hieroglyphs.

(Bruno Vassal) Glider over the Grand Canyon, Arizona (full version)

VIDEO: Buddhism in the Grand Canyon

But as news spread, the Smithsonian's dismissal raised suspicions. Why did they mount a large expedition led by Prof. S.A. Jordan to follow up? What really happened to Kincaid's original findings? Why is the alleged site nearly impossible to access today? What's behind the government's apparent secrecy? And could there be a connection to Hopi legends of an underground civilization?

Join us as we unravel one of America's most intriguing archeological mysteries and explore where these ancient people might be today.

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5. jasoncolavito.com/the-190...
6. jasoncolavito.com/archaeo...
7. leakproject.com/?s=Kincaid
8. @notaliens6192

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Motherhood is strange. It leads to motherhood. Every mother has a mother, who for the next generation is called the grandmother. But not every individual has the luck, karma, or good fortune to have a Grandma to rely on. Thems is the breaks.

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US explorers find lake under gas station

There ain't no hellish, subterranean underworlds

where we are taken to be tortured except maybe...

How could freshwater get into the underworld? Drainage?

Alabama has a cave wonderland

Spelunking is cool, albeit dangerous, as a sport and pastime. It's incredible when archeologists and anthropologists find human ancestors took psychedelic drugs in caves in Spain, the Americas (like Mexico's cenotes and Mayan sacrifice sites and Peru's Nazca Lines region), and Africa. Caves are perfect places for preservation of artifacts, including miniature ET bodies. What in the world would a lake be doing under a gas station, which is sure to eventually pollute its pristine waters? What else is to be found in the underworld the government keeps secret from us, with its high-speed railroad system and massive natural and bored cave systems across the country?

• VIDEO: 170-foot hole in the woods leads to huge crystal discovery
• Three-fingered ET 'alien mummies' found in Peru have fingerprints that do not appear to be human: official report
• Human bodies, elongated ET heads: Alien fever grips Southern Peru (NDTV)
• Peru alien mummy mystery deepens as scientists make bizarre find when they check inside their mouths (Irish Star)
• Humans used psychedelic drugs in cave rituals 3K years ago

Who'd risk life and limb to suffocate in cave in?

Go to Las Vegas and watch the daily workers going underground to do their secret science work in black budget projects, or rediscover great caverns in the Southwest like the massive cities under the Grand Canyon, which were revealed in full newspaper spreads then denied and blocked off to the public. The truth is out there, um, down there. Los Angeles has a widespread system of caves under downtown, which were also revealed by the Los Angeles Times but then denied so that now no one pays any attention. Move along. Nothing to see here.

Massive lake found 170 feet below gas station

(CaveChronicles) March 6, 2025: A gas station owner invited us out to explore a massive cave in the petroleum product dispensary's backyard. We had no idea how huge it would turn out to be -- or how potentially polluted as a garbage pit with possibly volatile compounds in the air. Check out the channel: ‪@ActionAdventureTwins‬

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Eli in Buddhist Russia, RU Machu Picchu

Traveling in Eastern Europe's only indigenously Buddhist republic...on a camel

The camels of formerly Buddhist Central Asia

(Eli from Russia) REPUBLIC OF KALMYKIA. Four hundred years ago the descendants of Mongolian Oirats (Kalmyks) migrated to Europe. They created the Kalmyk Khanate, which lasted from 1635 to 1779, in the south of the European portion of Russia's massive territory. Today they form the majority in Kalmykia, located on the Kalmyk Steppe, on the western shore of the Caspian Sea. They are the only traditionally Buddhist people located in Europe, and they herd and ride Bactrian camels. This place, cold as it feels with the windchill, has burning water springs.

Time codes

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  Elista, capital of Russian Buddhist Kalmykia

  00:00 Welcome to the only Buddhist republic in Europe!
• 01:20 A day starts with Kalmyk/Mongolian salty tea
• 03:15 Let's find the Mongols!
• 05:10 Meeting the Bactrian camels
• 07:00 Being a guest in a Mongol yurt
• 09:50 Exploring Kalmyk steppes
• 12:20 Throat singing
• 14:15 A natural wonder in the steppe
• 15:28 Heading North!

Let's go to the Buddhist temple

Is this Europe?! Celebrating New Year in Buddhist Kalmykia

Southernmost republic of Russia | Makhachkala, abandoned villages, Khabib's, Machu Picchu

(Eli from Russia) Redheaded correspondent travels the length of a nation so big, it might as well be many countries called Europe 2.0. Dagestan is named the "hidden gem of the Caucasus in Russia." It is also the most multinational republic in the country. Let's discover its beautiful mountain villages, canyons (deeper than the Grand Canyon, USA), and get to know the local traditions.

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  Russian redheads blend in well in Soviet Union

  0:00 Welcome to Dagestan!
• 1:36 Local cuisine and payment for breaking the dishes
• 3:30 Dagestan - hidden gem of the Caucasus
• 4:17 Makhachkala's beaches
• 6:50 Crazy drivers?
• 9:40 Natural beauties. The Sulak Canyon
• 11:02 Khabib's restaurant
• 12:56 Russian Machu Picchu - abandoned village of Gamsutl in the mountains
• 18:09 Sary-Kum sand dune near the capital
• 19:19 Why do Dagestanis love this region?

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Found in our Buddhist Grand Canyon

What scientists just found in the Grand Canyon shocks everyone

(The Savior) Nov. 21, 2024: The Smithsonian's Kincaid explored and found a great deal of "forbidden archeology," as Michael Cremo refers to it, about the true history of this land, a past rooted in Egyptian, Buddhist, and Hindu arrivals and the creation of a civilization we are not allowed to know about. The Hopi and other tribes, with help from Tibetan Buddhist missionaries and historians, may be aware of it, but we are not. Steve Quayle and other explorers dare to publish but are largely ignored by the mainstream for their "fringe" views. Never mind that the whole story was documented in writing at the time but the Arizona Gazette. That physical evidence still exists, and nearly all of the Grand Canyon is forbidden and off-limits. People have found caverns and cave tunnel systems through the region, and many prominent features bear Egyptian names. They seem to be degraded pyramids and manmade structures, visible from the rim. But we are fed a false narrative of natural erosion over a billion years or so.

Christian brothers want to motivate with this video that aims to leave viewers blessed, inspired, and encouraged as well as strengthening prayer life and daily walk with or without God. As you listen to this amazing video may JC light up your life. Why is our government concealing the truth of ancient history on this land?

Hiding India/Egypt Grand Canyon artifacts

Hindus [and Buddhists] in ancient America? Shocking discoveries in Grand Canyon

(Harry Sahota) July 23, 2024: Are Native Americans of Indian origin? If not, why is the American government scared to reveal the discovery of an underground city and advanced civilization in the Grand Canyon?

The Canyon's Egyptian names are just for fun

Episode 6, the "Lost Cities of the Ancient World," uncovers the incredible story of the Smithsonian's G.E. Kincaid and his mysterious find in the Grand Canyon, Arizona.

In 1909, G.E. Kincaid, an explorer working for the Smithsonian Museum, set out on a final expedition to explore the Grand Canyon.

After arriving and speaking with locals, he learned of hidden mysteries, treasures, and an underground city said to be full of Egyptian hieroglyphs and East Indian statues (the Buddha).

Steve Quayle (gensix.com)

With rumors abounding that the U.S. government would soon restrict access to this entire area, Kincaid seized this last opportunity to investigate.

While navigating the Colorado River, Kincaid discovered strange sedimentary rocks and a hidden cave entrance high up from the shore. Entering, he found carved markings on the walls, indicating previous human habitation.

As he ventured deeper, he encountered passageways leading in various directions, with walls adorned with what seemed to be ancient language symbols.

Local tribes had mentioned a secret underground city, said to have been discovered by their ancestors. Fascinated, Kincaid continued exploring, finding over 100 rooms containing copper and clay utensils and weapons. Among the artifacts, he discovered a Buddha statue sitting cross-legged, holding a lotus or lily flower.

Realizing the enormity of his find, Kincaid sent artifacts and a letter to the Smithsonian Museum. The museum quickly dispatched Professor S.A. Jordan and a team of experts.

Jordan's team found evidence of a sophisticated society, including kitchen areas, large granaries, and dining rooms. They estimated that around 500 people once lived there.

As they delved more deeply, they found a cavernous hall full mummies, all male, possibly warriors. The resemblance of some artifacts to those of ancient Indian and Egyptian civilizations baffled the team.

Despite their efforts, their research remained incomplete due to dangerous areas within the cave.

Written records not good enough

News of the discovery leaked, leading to a lengthy article being published in the Arizona Gazette. The American government swiftly intervened, halting research, sealing off the area, and making it a restricted zone, which it remains.

Kincaid and Jordan were mysteriously disappeared, and the Smithsonian Museum denied any records of their existence or expeditions. This contradicted the local newspaper reports and local claims about the Smithsonian confiscating giant's skeleton found at the site.

In 2009, the Smithsonian dismissed the Arizona Gazette's article as make believe, but many believe the government is hiding something.

The area remains under restriction with no exploration allowed (as is the case with the majority of the Grand Canyon that requires permits to visit that are never granted, with debates and theories about the true nature of Kincaid's discovery continuing to this day.

What do you think about this story? Is it a fabrication, or is there something the U.S. government is hiding? Share comments.

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Narrative History of Buddhism in America

Author Rick Fields

A sweeping history unfolds the story of Buddhism’s spread to the West. A modern classic unparalleled in scope, How the Swans Came to the Lake opens with the story of Asian Buddhism, including the life of the historical Buddha and the spread of the Dharma from proto-India to Southeast Asia, China, Korea, Japan, Tibet, and elsewhere.

Coming to the modern era, American author Rick Fields tracks how Western colonialism in Asia served as the catalyst for the first large-scale interactions between Buddhists and Westerners.

Fields discusses the development of Buddhism in the West through key moments such as:

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  The original cover 40 years ago

  Transcendentalist fascination with Eastern religions;
• immigration of Chinese and Japanese people to the United States;
• the writings of D. T. Suzuki, Alan Watts, and poets in the Beat movement;
• the publication of Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind by Shunryu Suzuki;
• the arrival of Tibetan lamas in America and Europe; and
• the influence of Western feminist and social justice movements on Buddhist practice.

This 40th anniversary edition features both new and enhanced photographs as well as a new introduction by Fields’s nephew, Buddhist Studies scholar Benjamin Bogin, who reflects on the impact of this book since its initial publication and addresses the significant changes in Western Buddhist practice in recent decades. More (shambhala.com)