Exploring the Purpose of Historical Structures
question remains, why didn't these palaces have a toilet?
You build this massive palace, and you can't figure out how to put a
toilet
in? We all know that this is not what happened.
We already know they were technologically capable of putting a
toilet
in if they wanted to. We can see what they created.
These things are still here today, and if you've ever been inside one of these
structures, you'll know that they weren't constructed for a
simplistic donkey-riding, reading-by-candlelight,
hut-living society. The individuals who constructed these
palaces were incredible and purposely left the
toilets off the blueprints, and I believe they did this
because we are not being told what the true purpose of these
structures really are. I believe they've been completely
hijacked, just
like everything else has. I believe that their true
purpose was actually to be an energy machine.
They were not constructed for people to go hang out inside of for long
periods of time, and I'm going to prove it right now.
Gothic cathedrals are constructed with sacred
geometry, constructed using the golden ratio,
where we all
know that the Notre Dame Cathedral incorporates this
ratio all over it, including in its floor plan
layout. The golden ratio represents a specific
relationship where the sum of two quantities divided by the larger
quantity equals the larger quantity divided by the smaller
one. These cathedrals are also constructed
using the Fibonacci spirals as well as other
geometry. These geometric designs, they are created
for resonance, and this is where we go even deeper.
The layout aligns with frequency harmonics, meaning that
these structures were designed to conduct and amplify
sound and energy. These structures were not constructed
to just go sit inside of the way that we do today, and we are not
being told their true purpose. So many cathedrals had
massive pipe organs before electricity existed.
Well, so we're told. Where so many times these
organs were destroyed, renovated, or removed,
including the Notre Dame Cathedral, where the grand organ has
undergone multiple so-called reconstructions.
Portions of the organ have been destroyed during the French
Revolution. Another example of this is at the St.
Paul's Cathedral, located in London, England, where the original
organ was removed in the 1800s yet
again, removing and reconfiguring the original
pipes. Even in the Cologne Cathedral, Germany, where the
organ was removed and lost. Give me a break.
Doing this in the 1800s yet again during a
series of so-called restoration projects where even the
replacement was destroyed during World War II, which is
crazy because the building survived, and they made an agreement
that you couldn't
bomb it. So why was the organ being destroyed?
And the further you go, the more you see how this happened
everywhere. France dismantling another organ.
Spain, one was destroyed by fire, of course, and the Milan
Cathedral, where it was home to one of the largest pipe organs
in
Italy, and over time, significant components were
removed or downsized. I believe these structures
didn't have plumbing because they were not places for people to stay
for long periods of time. Were these places for people to
go and heal, people to walk through?
They would step in and get their frequency corrected,
and then they would
step out. It's all very interesting, especially when we see
something shocking, and we take this even further, that the
materials used for these structures, such as granite,
limestone, and quartz, were used in the construction,
and they were, as we have documented so many times,
brought from far distances. Now, why would you do
this? They would do this because they needed it
to be
perfect, and these materials are known for their
piezoelectric and electromagnetic properties.
When stimulated by sound or pressure, these
materials can emit charge or affect energy
fields. These places were not at all what we've all been told,
and I'm not so sure we should be going in some of these today since we all know
they've been hijacked. They've been taken over.
They've been repurposed, and we all know so many of them have
a lot of bones underneath the floors, which we've also shown
have piezoelectric properties, the same thing that these
structures are built with. These structures are not constructed for
somebody to
stay in for long periods of time. I believe these structures were originally
created to be a place to undergo a healing
experience like we've never seen before.
And today, the organs are gone. They're destroyed or
renovated. They've been changed, possibly to
frequencies that it was never meant to be.
And now we stay in these places for a very long time, so
long that we need to go to the bathroom, and then we come sit back
down. I don't believe that that was ever supposed to be the case.
Healing centers that have been altered, and this is documented like we
have shown. Going even further, these stained glass windows
also give off a frequency where light isn't just illumination.
Red, blue, green, and violet light
all impact the body in different electromagnetic ways.
The stained glass, it filters sunlight through a very
specific frequency, and the entire interior is
filled with color therapy. What have we just found?
Color therapy. We have been fully unaware of what these
structures are for so long. It's time that this technology is brought back
to the world, and it begins by asking questions exactly
like we're
doing here today, and we are just scratching the surface of what
these structures
really are. Not only do they look incredible,
but now we know that they were
created to be so much more, and they were clearly not created by someone
with no training that went and slept in a barn on some hay.
This is so much deeper, including the floor plans where they
mirror
circuit boards. The layouts of many cathedrals
viewed from above look like electronic circuits,
repeating shapes, symmetrical nodes, long corridors,
and circular capacitor-like chambers, where even the stained
glass windows, like we mentioned, resemble fractal
energy patterns. Now, let's go even further.
What properties make up a circuit board?
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