Tuesday, May 28, 2024

Graham Hancock: Buddhist cave temple

We agree. Humans did not build this. The devas ("shining ones," extraterrestrial visitors from two planes of existence up, from a world known as the World of the Thirty-Three or Tavatimsa deva loka) came down and used their space technology with human help and alien tools.

Scientists discover ancient Buddhist structure carved inside of a mountain that defies all logic
Map of the many Ellora Caves
(LifesBiggestQuestions) May 14, 2024: Prepare to be amazed. Scientists have stumbled upon an ancient Buddhist structure carved [laser cut] directly into a rock mountain that defies all logical explanation.

This mind-blowing discovery challenges our understanding of history and engineering. Let's delve into the mysteries surrounding this incredible Buddhist archeological site known as the Kailasa Temple in the Ellora Cave complex, exploring its intricate carvings, baffling architecture, and the theories about who built it and why.
Kailasanatha Temple, Ellora Cave complex, Maharashtra, India (Y. Shishido/wiki)
Rock cut Buddhist site, Kailasanatha Temple (Kunal Mukherjee/flickr.com/CC BY-SA 2.0)
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Could this be evidence of a lost civilization [or extraterrestrial workmanship with advanced technology and rock-cutting or melting abilities]? Join LBQ as we unravel this extraordinary enigma.

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  • Amber Larson, Dhr. Seven, Pat Macpherson (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

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