Who Built The Pyramids?

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Summary

This video explores the unconventional idea that the pyramids were built by 'tall blue beings' using sound and vibration, and that they serve as a communication system for these beings to interact with humanity. The speaker identifies as one of these beings, referring to humanity as their 'babies' whom they protect and teach.

Highlights

The Builders of the Pyramids
00:00:00

The video opens with a discussion about who built the pyramids. The speaker claims that the pyramids were built by 'sound and vibration' and by 'tall blue beings'.

Identity of the Speaker and Purpose of Pyramids
00:00:38

The speaker identifies as one of these 'tall blue beings' and states that the pyramids are a means of communication with humanity, whom they refer to as their 'babies'. They explain their role as protectors of humanity.

Pyramids as Communication Antennas
00:01:30

The pyramids are described as an 'electromagnetic system,' an 'antenna' that allows these beings to 'feel their frequency' and communicate with Earth and its inhabitants. They are a 'balancer of frequencies'.

How Communication Occurs
00:02:55

Communication happens through a collective transmission sent 'in in in Mother Earth' via the pyramids. To receive this communication, one must 'tune to that frequency,' which is described as 'the mother frequency, the giving and receiving frequency'.

Opening to Receive and the Concept of 'Babies'
00:04:05

To tune into this frequency, humanity needs to 'open their hearts, not their minds.' The speaker emphasizes that while they see humanity as their 'babies' and teach them, they also acknowledge that 'we are all one. We all created each other.'

The Lesson of Oneness
00:05:02

The core teaching is 'the power of one' and that 'we're not separated.' The speaker believes humanity forgets 'they are all' and that 'in one, there's all, in all, there's one'.

Speaker's Origin and Final Message
00:05:41

The speaker identifies as 'divine, pure love,' coming from 'Arcturian and Syrian' collectives. Their most important message is a reiteration: 'we are one'.

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