Exploring Secrets of the Universe

Secrets of the Universe: Sound, Light, and Frequency.

September 21st, 1996, Los Angeles, a

party for the premiere of a new NBC series called Dark Skies,

a show about secret government program hiding the truth about

UFOs. Two hundred guests, almost every one of them

is wearing a special magic badge made for the night.

One man isn't. He calls himself J.C.

He says he works with people connected to the Office of Naval

Intelligence.

He says they've already watched the pilot, the pilot that

hasn't aired yet. Then he makes an offer, real information

about the phenom- phenomenon in exchange for putting pieces

of

it into the show. He's asked to leave, but before he goes,

he asks for a pen. Brent Friedman's wife tear, tears off the

back of a bank deposit envelope. J.C.

draws for about 30 seconds, folds it, and tells them to keep it

safe for 10 or 15 years. The envelope went missing for

decades. It was found again in 2023 and released to

the public in September 2026. And here's the thing,

he didn't invent it. The map on this envelope shows up in

India, in Egypt, in Ti- in Tibet, in the temple of Jerusalem,

in Mecca, and in emptied tomb. So let's read it

from the bottom to the top. At the very bottom, a solid black

square. The innermost room of Solomon's Temple,

the

Holy of Holies, was a perfect cube.

And in Mecca stands the Kaaba. Its name comes from the

Arabic word for cube, draped in black, called the

House of God. That's the full map. The presence

descends into the cube. The two currents rise around a

middle path. They meet at the heart. They speak at the throat.

They open at the eye. They shine at the crown, and they

return to the one. Frequency, sound, light.

He doesn't draw a spacecraft. He doesn't draw a weapon.

He draws a map of a human being turning into light.

My view, whoever J.C. was, he didn't hand them a new

secret. He handed them the oldest one we have,

written in

Hebrew, Arabic, Sanskrit, Egyptian, Tibetan, and Greek, and

in every language it points the same way, up and into the

light. But what do you think J.C. was really trying to tell them?

Tell me in the comments.