Have you heard of Fatima.

Yeah, we actually landed in Lisbon.

We did interviews in Lisbon, Fatima and Porto.

We interviewed some incredible people from all different disciplines,

a neuroscientist, for instance, historians, professors,

pretty much everybody on board was a PhD.

We also interviewed Frederica Clara Diarmada, who is

Fina Diarmada's daughter. Fina di Armada was the researcher, the journalist, the author, who had

access to the sanctuary. And the sanctuary in Fatima is where all the original documents

from 1917 are kept. And we've got to get the people the backstory what we're talking

about here 100 years ago and we're in the anniversary of Fatima. A hundred years ago something

happened in this little, it was a little more than a village, not even a village,

more like a hamlet without a church pretty much. Little stone houses, some of those are still there

and exactly the way they were in 1917. There are no roads, there are no airplanes in Portugal

at the time. No airplanes. 1917. World War I

is raging. The Bolshevik revolution

is brewing. It's a very tumultuous, tenuous time.

And I'm getting ahead of myself, but there are hundreds of

apparition sites where some entity has appeared to people

for literally thousands of years. And Portugal was steeped in a

matriarchal society and they worship the sacred feminine. We found all this out when we got to

Portugal. But getting back on track with the story, three shepherds are tending their flocks.

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