We've been talking so much about the ruins of Guatemala and Yucatan Mexico and Central Mexico and places like that that we've been visiting on tour.

And I've had a great sense of it myself.

Working with archaeologists and working on my own theories of the age of the great various people of Mesoamerica.

To the point where I've kind of missed my friends.

You know, we've lost so many people.

We lost Clifford Mojoulli, Carlos Barreros.

They both succumbed to COVID.

And it was terrible.

We had people that were very, very outspoken about native traditions and teachers that passed away.

And so I'm kind of feeling right now, and we haven't, you know, we used to have Clifford Mahody,

my Zuni friend, on quite regularly, and he would come and do the tours,

and he would also do conferences here in California or different parts of the United States. So he is presenting this information and handing

it down. So I felt the need to put together a program with some of the better known and insightful indigenous people.

We're going to have Clifford Mahoudi on today, as well as Dr. Paulette Steves, who's the

anthropologist from Canada. And I even have some pre-recordings from R. Six Killer Clark who wrote very, very detailed books on sky people and star people and their influence.

Now, one of the things that came up a few years ago that I thought was quite interesting is the belief and the sacred geometry around alignments,

complete city alignments that the indigenous people felt were necessary.

And they built these alignments into their architecture, as well as their

layout.

And a few years ago, a Canadian student using various celestial maps, star maps, aligned a city

in Yucatan with a known cosmology,

a celestial constellation.

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