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These structures are thousands of years old. And so what happens is they do a reset. Y'all are familiar with the mud flood.

If you're not, please do some research on Tartaria and the mud flood.

And the mud flood kind of buried all of these amazing structures, like at least halfway or more in mud.

They also all had, are built amazing acoustic properties. They all had these old pipe organs or bells that emitted frequencies that is now being discovered through cymatics, that these frequencies have intense healing properties.

So anyway, now we find out these cathedrals,

although they are not as old,

well, probably not as old as the megalithic structures, they're old. They're thousands of years old. So when the guy

who does my lunch break does his research, he finds out that they all claim to be built within

one year back in the 17 or 1800s. And it's impossible for them to build this in one year. Also,

the population of the world was very low in the 17 and 1800s. So there's that. Then there's the fact

that they had no technology, no power tools. And then there is the

fact that everything would have to be hauled by horses. How many horses would it take to haul that

much building supplies? And what would horses need every day in food and water? Where would all the work people live?

Like long story short, then he does further digging in and he finds out, no, they were not built by.

That's a lie. That's a complete lie. They were founded, which means they were discovered, buried in mud, covered in trees and

plants and vines, and nobody was using them, which means they were probably here when the different

native groups, Aboriginal groups, were here. This was all here too. They just weren't

using it for whatever reason. And these huge structures are found in every major city in the world.

And they're the same design, the same structure techniques, everything, whether you go to the Middle East, whether you go to Africa,

whether you go to South America, whether you go anywhere in the world, they're the same.

And they often co-op them as libraries, as legislative buildings, sometimes as train stations.

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