The Pryamids use to have Chrystal headstones for time travel among other modalities like enrichment & health. People who left vegetables seeds in a Pryamid a week had a ultimate growth.
The crystal skull resides with Bill Homann who lives in Chesterton In. I'm meeting him tomorrow in my town that's thirty minutes away. Mitchell's daughter Anna was in possession of it after he died. She died in 07 and Bill was trained to be in charge of it. He said it will never be sold, it can only be gifted to share its knowledge.
Rule#1. If the Smithsonian says something is fake, then that will be the main reason I have in believing it is the real genuine item. The Smithsonian Institutes purpose is to place any items of history importance in one basket in order to control the narrative.
the skulls would be much more fascinating if the were from ancient origin. Lets say for a moment they were and the Mayans really did use it for religious purposes, maybe scientists would find the history behind them much more fascinating and they wouldn't be seen as a joke in pop culture
I like how the background music sounds like the main theme from "Unsolved Mysteries".
there is now a crystal skull clinic for broken crystal skulls which is also called Kristallschädel-Klinik
The Pryamids use to have Chrystal headstones for time travel among other modalities like enrichment & health. People who left vegetables seeds in a Pryamid a week had a ultimate growth.
This is incredibly cool ! So impressive, and an amazing story
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
The crystal skull resides with Bill Homann who lives in Chesterton In. I'm meeting him tomorrow in my town that's thirty minutes away. Mitchell's daughter Anna was in possession of it after he died. She died in 07 and Bill was trained to be in charge of it. He said it will never be sold, it can only be gifted to share its knowledge.
Rule#1. If the Smithsonian says something is fake, then that will be the main reason I have in believing it is the real genuine item. The Smithsonian Institutes purpose is to place any items of history importance in one basket in order to control the narrative.
the Smithsonian has a tube of crest toothpaste as an exhibit
a line of dialogue in a movie is considered “featured in”?
the skulls would be much more fascinating if the were from ancient origin. Lets say for a moment they were and the Mayans really did use it for religious purposes, maybe scientists would find the history behind them much more fascinating and they wouldn't be seen as a joke in pop culture