Renowned author and explorer, Hugh Newman, discusses the mysteries of Karahan Tepe, an archaeological site predating Göbekli Tepe, challenging our understanding of early human civilization. Topics include the concept of a 'super civilization,' the Golden Age and the Watchers, giant humanoid creatures in Britain, megalithic structures in Turkey, the origin of ancient knowledge, and upcoming tours to Turkey.
The site of Gabakli Tepe challenges traditional narratives of early human civilization and suggests the existence of a highly advanced super civilization that predates known megalithic sites.
Gabakli Tepe and other ancient sites in the region display advanced astrological alignments and sacred symbolism, indicating a global network of shared knowledge and practices.
The influence and knowledge of the super civilization at Gabakli Tepe may have been enhanced by the ingestion of psychedelic substances, leading to visionary encounters and advanced insights.
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Gabakli Tepe and the Super Civilization
Gabakli Tepe is a site that showcases the innovative and advanced civilization known as the Super Civilization. The site, located in southeast Turkey, consists of stone circular structures with T-shaped pillars and intricate relief carvings. The significance of Gabakli Tepe lies in its age, dating back to around 9,600 BC, making it one of the oldest known megalithic sites. The site, along with other nearby sites like Caharran Tepe, challenges the traditional narrative of civilization and suggests the presence of a highly advanced and organized society that existed thousands of years earlier than previously believed. Gabakli Tepe's intricate carvings, architectural precision, and its connection to astronomy and astrology hint at a deep understanding of celestial movements and a spiritual or ritual purpose behind its construction. The influence and knowledge of this mysterious Super Civilization may have extended across the globe, as indicated by geodetic connections with other ancient sites, such as Peru, Lebanon, and Stonehenge.
Astrological Alignments and Sacred Symbolism
Gabakli Tepe and other sites in the region show clear evidence of advanced astrological alignments and sacred symbolism. The structures at Gabakli Tepe were meticulously aligned with celestial features and astronomical events, such as the Winter Solstice. The Vulture Stone, a significant artifact found at Gabakli Tepe, displays advanced knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, and lunar encounters. The symbolism carved into the stone represents abstract concepts and celestial phenomena, indicating a deep connection between the physical and spiritual realms. These alignments and symbolism suggest a profound understanding of cosmic forces and an emphasis on spirituality and ritual practices. Similar astrological alignments and sacred symbolism can be found in other ancient sites around the world, indicating a possible global network of shared knowledge and practices.
Psychedelics and the Expansion of Consciousness
The innovative and advanced nature of Gabakli Tepe and the Super Civilization raises questions about the origins of their knowledge and insights. One theory suggests that the ingestion of psychedelics played a role in the expansion of consciousness and the acquisition of advanced knowledge. The natural occurrence of substances like Silocybin mushrooms, DMT-rich grasses, and ergot-infused beer in the local landscape may have led to transformative experiences and heightened states of consciousness. These altered states of mind could have facilitated visionary encounters, the exploration of inner realms, and the development of advanced spiritual and technological insights. It is possible that the Super Civilization's cultural and technological achievements were influenced by the combination of genius-level minds and the enhanced perspectives provided by psychedelic substances.
Geodetic Connections and Global Influences
Gabakli Tepe's profound influence may have extended far beyond its immediate region. Geodetic connections have been observed between Gabakli Tepe and other ancient sites around the world, such as Easter Island, Machu Picchu, Stonehenge, and Balbec. These connections involve precise geographic alignments and shared symbolism, suggesting a global interconnectedness and a transfer of knowledge. The similarities in architectural styles, megalithic constructions, and sacred geometries between these sites imply a common source or a global network of communication and cultural exchange. The implications of these geodetic connections challenge traditional narratives of isolated, unconnected ancient civilizations and suggest a more complex and interconnected history of human civilizations.
Remarkable discoveries at archaeological sites in southeast Turkey
Archaeological excavations in southeast Turkey have led to remarkable discoveries at sites like Carahan Tepe and Gobekli Tepe. Recent findings include monumental statues, the oldest painted statue in recorded history, and giant stone plates. These discoveries shed new light on the ancient civilization that once thrived in the region. Some of the statues, like the seven and a half foot tall seated figure, suggest the existence of giants in the past. The ongoing excavations indicate that there is still much more to uncover in these sites.
Burial and preservation of ancient sites
The burial and preservation of ancient sites in southeast Turkey is notable. The intentional burial has helped protect and preserve the structures, preventing damage and allowing them to be discovered in almost pristine condition. The choice of high-quality limestone in the construction of these sites further contributes to their longevity. The deliberate burial may have been influenced by concerns of cataclysms or environmental changes, such as magnetic field shifts. The buried sites also served as time capsules, preserving knowledge and wisdom for future generations.
Embark on a captivating journey into the ancient past with our latest podcast episode featuring renowned author and explorer, Hugh Newman. Join us as we delve deep into the mysteries of Karahan Tepe, an archaeological site that predates Göbekli Tepe, challenging our understanding of early human civilization.
