Very thankful that Joe Rogan introduced me to Graham Hancock's work.

@MrGooddoctor

4 жыл бұрын

Woot woot Rogan!

@mralowen

4 жыл бұрын

Same!

@premsinghbhuller4324

4 жыл бұрын

They both had babies yesterday.

@TheChadPad

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@AIenSmithee

4 жыл бұрын

Man he’s interesting but you should check out flat earth. It’s way more fun than what Hancock is saying.

Great privilege to sit in my home and listen to a lecture like this, by a man with great integrity, and knowledge! Thank you very very much!

@theinevitablegodemperordea4278

3 жыл бұрын

You can find his audiobook on YT too if you got bout 7 hrs and want to dig deeper into what he's talking about I would highly recommend it 🍻

@curtislavoy8701

3 жыл бұрын

It is a privilege to listen at home, considering how much he charges for a ticket...

@AIenSmithee

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I hate to pay for this. I love listening to this but I would never pay to see him. I mean imagine paying good money just to laugh at him in person. Seems a bit obnoxious.

@jealouselephant4139

3 жыл бұрын

The irony is, his opening dialogue is a foreshadowing of why we're all sitting (locked) in our houses watching this.

@AIenSmithee

3 жыл бұрын

@@jealouselephant4139 well, he is a psychic magician Shaman that communicates to the god consciousness through class a drugs. Of course he knows the future. Don’t you believe in magic? Your probably just a bigoted materialist. Open your mind man.

11 years old but still some of the best stuff out there.

@oscargustaverejlander.

2 жыл бұрын

Big subject matter for an 11 year old, I commend you...... 😂

@camulodunon

Жыл бұрын

@@oscargustaverejlander. I can't tell if this is a joke.

@evandrenner2310

Жыл бұрын

I believe he is referring to the age of the video. ~13 now

@bydacoola

Жыл бұрын

​@@evandrenner2310 they thought I was talking about my age. that's pretty funny.

@evandrenner2310

Жыл бұрын

@@bydacoola Scientists have long thought that the number of brain cells was fixed from childhood, but have now discovered that new brain cells can indeed appear even in adults. So on this day, a new brain cell is born in a man's skull, and it finds itself in a gigantic dark and empty cave.

The greatest tragedy is that this human gem only has 185k subscribers 🤦‍♂️ we are doomed. This man is a national treasure

@theinevitablegodemperordea4278

3 жыл бұрын

No he is not a national treasure... He's an international treasure lol

@AIenSmithee

3 жыл бұрын

If by human gem you mean he is as dense as a rock, I agree.

@liam7854

3 жыл бұрын

@@AIenSmithee how have you come to that conclusion? im intrigued...

@AIenSmithee

3 жыл бұрын

@@liam7854 nice name by the way. You see it would be a lot easier to prove my point if you try tell me why he is credible. He talks complete nonsense. It’s sounds awesome what he says but you don’t have to look hard to see that he is a showman, selling snake oil. I saw him on the jre, and he showed a picture of a circle inside of a square. It was a large ditch formed in the ground. He then tells Joe, “this what you call ‘squaring the circle”. It only takes a two second google search of the site, it’s measurements, and to type in squaring the circle to see that graham is either lying to Joe, or ignorant to what “squaring the circle actually means. Pretty massive flaw for someone who claims to be an expert. Sorry I forgot, when he is being called out he likes to say, “I’m just a journalist”. The equivalent of how conspiracy theorist detach themselves from crazy by saying “I’m not saying it’s true, but just look into it, I don’t know man”. That’s one example. I could find plenty more if you’d like. Does that satisfy your curiosity?

@liam7854

3 жыл бұрын

@@AIenSmithee I find it quite shocking how you don't see him as credible to be honest. I will support anyone who is undertaking the compassionate and dedicated pursuit of truth over anyone who is deliberately going out of their way to prevent enlightenment of the unfettered truth. Graham is fighting the good fight and I recognise that.

In response to Zoink888 you are incorrect. I am not, have never been and will never be a freemason and there is nothing on my webpage that could possibly lead you to imagine that I am. I choose not to belong to any such organisations as I prefer to keep my independence as an author. You should check you facts before you go blowing off steam like this.

@amirghiasi5583

6 жыл бұрын

GrahamHancockDotCom Arabian gulf ??? We Persians and all Iranians gave all we had to ****ing humanity and bloody zionists and masons stole our magnificent history and hide it or turned it upside down . I'm an atheist which means I don't believe in Zeus . I hate all abramic religions ! Specially Judaism and Islam than Christianity. Because they all just fake and the only way is the way of goofiness of the Zardosht same as Zorastra

@goebelism

6 жыл бұрын

GrahamHancockDotCom will you be presenting on the east coast anywhere near nyc anytime soon

@jostmeify

6 жыл бұрын

Hi graham- I hope u have fully recovered and are feeling much better after your recent health scare. God bless

@AereForst

6 жыл бұрын

Amir Ghiasi It seems like pretty much all Iranians have a problem with the religion, especially those living outside Iran. I suspect that the culture of Shi'ite Islam has a lot to do with it *and* the hangup most Iranians have about being "Aryan" and somehow superior to Arabs, and by extension, Islam. In my experience, Sunni Muslims seem to follow the pattern one sees in most other religions: ultra religious, religious, non-practising but respectful, non-practising but indifferent, agnostic, outright hostility. With Iranians there seem to be only two types I encounter: a tiny minority of the very religious and a majority that are extremely hostile to/denigrating of, the religion. Something's wrong with that picture. Iranians didn't "give all they had to humanity". That's laughable. Like every other culture, you went through different historical epochs and your accomplishments are your own, and for yourself. If Persian culture influenced others, well that's called a natural course of history. There was *no* altruistic dimension to the spread of Persian culture. The most active altruistic cultures visible in the world are probably Nordic, as evidenced by their per capita donations to philanthropic and charitable causes. So no, you don't get to have your stupid rant.

@teedepefanio5687

6 жыл бұрын

GrahamHancockDotCom you're awesome, Graham... I can't imagine this world without you.. thank you for all youve done...

After watching and listening to this, it's really making me appreciate the internet on a whole different level. If the internet didn't exist, how would we ever know of people like Graham Hancock who have dedicated their lives to finding and uncovering these ancient (lost) civilizations. The internet may be the new form of education and it really makes you think of what the future may hold for us as a civilization. Graham suggested that their could possibly be a negative force at work in the World today and it seems as if that force hasn't yet interrupted the evolution of the Internet. Graham Hancock is a hero in his own respect. We owe him a great debt.

@sisseljahnsen6972

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, you're right!!!!!

@NekkuSuomi

5 жыл бұрын

Read his books

@dantyler6907

5 жыл бұрын

We would know people like Hancock through their books and whatever else they come up with. I am a huge fan of the 'net! Just keep in mind: There was no 'net when the Great Pyramid was built. There was no 'net when Apollo madw it to the moon. There was no 'net when WWI, WWII, various deseases were cured, etc. 'The 'net is great but humanity did A LOT without it.

@jimdemasi720

5 жыл бұрын

Dan Tyler or was there a net at the time the great pyramid was built? Or maybe it could best be described as a worldwide ‘grid’... Some have called it the ‘grid of the gods’, a grid system connecting ALL ancient megalithic sites on the globe to the great pyramid. Apparently it was used by the ancient builders to harness or focus (or use somehow) earth energies. Look into grid of the gods.

@seeit360

5 жыл бұрын

@@jimdemasi720 meh. You lose me at a faith based argument like energy we can harness with blocks of stone. Levitate a block with your mind and we'll talk.

Grahams lectures and books should be included in our educational curriculum, from grade two and up. It will not only teach history, but also what is wrong with our history, therefore prompting more young minds, to study and seek out their own answers.

@multivitamin425

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe in church

@elfullin

Жыл бұрын

Seek out the truth, not their own answers.

@gouravkohli4573

Жыл бұрын

the ones who made our history wrong, will never let that happen, Sad but true

@lindamorgan2678

Жыл бұрын

Good idea but they are too busy trying to decide if they are a boy or girl straight or homo. That is what they are learning at school it seems

@AIenSmithee

Жыл бұрын

The reason you are connected to the internet communicating with others around the world with a phone bouncing signals off satellites is because of science and experts. If people like Graham wrote the textbooks we’d be sitting in circles doing drugs drinking the blood of a sacrificed virgin.

This is the 2nd video of Graham Hancock that I fully watched in this YT channel. I can't believe it's been 13 years since this video has been posted. Thank you for the immense work you have done and finally sharing it to people who are hungry in search of answers about aspects of our true essence.

You can not speak badly about a man who humbly trying to better himself and the world while bringing disregarded truths to light

@christianlemage1021

4 жыл бұрын

I'll tell my children about Graham Hancock ! His books will be in my bookshelf shortly !

@JayR-ct8pv

4 жыл бұрын

@Paul Croft It was pretty clear bud. The evidence that ancient civilizations were significantly more advanced than they're given credit for is clear and undeniable, mainstream experts will still vehemently cling to dogma in the the face of it. They will attempt to brush it under the rug, openly mock, discredit and ostracise people who put forth new theories that condradict their own.

@mns8732

3 жыл бұрын

@Dirty Magic11 Your describing how politics are played in DC So the riddle is which can first, science destroying contravaling views or politicians destroying opponent's contravaling views Who learn.the craft from the other.?

Imagine if we had all those maps and documents that burned in Alexandria.

@jeaniedelgado687

5 жыл бұрын

I do, all the time!

@mikeshort2218

5 жыл бұрын

That Christian debacle set mankind back 1000s of years

@ritchiehenderson

5 жыл бұрын

Read the Book of Enoch...it basically answers all that was written in Alexandria.

5 жыл бұрын

@@ritchiehenderson all? LOL. the ignorance behind that statement

@thecivilizingelement

5 жыл бұрын

@@ritchiehenderson No, it doesn't.

I was introduced to Graham Hancock by an English friend of mine some 23 years ago. He showed me Fingerprints Of The Gods, which I got and read later and was in awe with his work. Thanks for yet another great video.

@ETS186

2 жыл бұрын

@Derone Cerrone that's archeologists

@corstafine

2 жыл бұрын

@Derone Cerrone serious case of egotistical grandeur

@Defort-jd8xe

Жыл бұрын

The fact that after 23 years you still believe his bullshit.. Im speechless.

@chrisgaming9567

8 ай бұрын

@@Defort-jd8xe How long have you believed that the sky is blue, that fire is hot, that water is wet?

@Defort-jd8xe

8 ай бұрын

@@chrisgaming9567 ?

One of the most wonderful men I’ve ever listened to. So grateful for you Graham 💖

@leonthompson3433

8 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/lnaGr9tmZry-k9Y.html

What people pick up on is your sense of amazement. It's contagious .

@valoriel4464

4 жыл бұрын

@@timfondiggle2582 what!? Are you kidding me. Go away

@underlord3761

4 жыл бұрын

@@timfondiggle2582 you're a really lonely person, aren't you..

His opening statement, giving thanks and showing his appreciation to incarnating on this beautiful planet and being gifted with the body of a human being, for me is a beautiful acknowledgement of our existence and the importance of our beautiful great mother earth, showing much gratitude and joy!

@GreatPyramidPump

5 жыл бұрын

He talks about it being a gift to be on earth. Who is the Gift Giver?

@lucyfloyd16

5 жыл бұрын

@@GreatPyramidPump the sun, the earth, mother nature itself, without it we wouldn't be here! That's the point! It makes sense to worship the sun and the ground we walk on! In ancient Egypt women where equal to men, they gave life, we've lost the balance between men and women! That's where we've gone wrong 🙁

@poneill65

4 жыл бұрын

I think it was the THC speaking. He was totally baked

@Acetyl53

4 жыл бұрын

As of 2011's data 46% of children in the US have at least 1 of 20 chronic illnesses, 56% if you include obesity. As of 2018 it was estimated ~70% of the draft aged population was physically or cognitively unfit for military service. Many schools are now putting special ed staff in every classroom. Yet the madness which destroys people's health and ability to experience practically from the point of conception, continues. Where is the "choice" there? Life is not a gift, it is more like a brutal contractual obligation, a role in a script. Some people are demonstrably just here to be used up and thrown out. We're living in a Brave New World, including the deliberate production of epsilons. Sorry to be the downer here, but I'd rather I was never born at all. This place is hell.

@runswithraptors

10 ай бұрын

@@poneill65 can't it be both? You can be sober and grateful too

Graham is 100% the best archaeologist of our times. Stands by his work, backs up his theories with evidence, doesn't give room to propagandists and liars to peddle freely. His work is central to anyone wanting to understand the true journey and timeline of the world. He's pieced together so much for us and should have a nobel peace prize for his work.

Mr. Hancock, you, Sir, are a shining light in an eternity of dark. Your heart won't be too heavy when you come to be judged. Don't forget your man bag and your wristwatch! Love to all, from Steve. ❤ 🇬🇧

Thanks for raising this brunobliss. Both photos were taken inside the southern shaft of the Queen’s chamber, and it is the same door. However the handle on the right side of the door (as we view it in the image) was damaged, and a piece broken off, during the drilling operations in the second robotic exploration. No one seems to know, or if they do they're not saying, where the broken piece of the handle is.

@tonyt9659

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your contribution to mankind, Graham. Wish we could burn one and play a game of sequence.. maybe in our next life✌🇺🇸 Cheers from flyover country

@26suryansh

3 жыл бұрын

Sir, the churning of ocean is definitely Indian concept. These are definitely Indian stories which we have grown up on listening as folklore. Please give credit and present accurate facts as people like you hold significant weight in the international community. I am not sure about this but ankor wat is considered the temple dedicated to lord vishnu in Indian history.

@themerchantofengland

2 жыл бұрын

An amazing lecture Graham, thank you so much.

@BlowinFree

2 жыл бұрын

@@26suryansh shut up

@26suryansh

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlowinFree preferred, if you contrdicted my point.

Graham Hancock, I have many role models, but you speak on most the subjects I adore the knowledge of. It is a dream of mine to meet you one day, if not in this life then another one, brother! You are a proper gentleman and a brilliant scholar. Thank you for everything.

He's certainly on to something when he speaks of the spiritual. The modern world is so clinical, staid and empty.

@gagechelsea1796

3 жыл бұрын

I recommend you watch his episode on joe Rogan podcast

@svipdagx7291

2 жыл бұрын

"How many people lie in stead of standing tall"?David Bowie"black star". Now o can imagine that many will think"it's only lies...it's not like murdering ,stealing so it's nothing reálly".But in Game of Thrones the personage called John Snow says this;"If oats don't matter anymore,if words and concepts no longer are respected and everybody believes they can decide what anything means...what is the use of living then since communication becomes impossible".

@sh-hg4eg

2 жыл бұрын

Just a shame he then applies the clinical to our birth, when he states on Joe Rogan that your birth is accidental.

I will b spiritually incomplete if I don't get to hear him lecture in person and yes meet him and get him to autograph my guitar!!!!!!

@stephw.6539

Ай бұрын

Same! Some people get excited for famous actors or musicians, not me! Put me in a room with Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson, Brien Foerster, etc and I will be completely speechless lol

This was a mistake on my part and I'll correct it in future presentations. I may, however, simply refer to it as "The Gulf" rather than "The Arabian" or "The Persian" as I believe in truth that the seas and oceans of our beautiful planet should belong to nobody. The sooner we all grow up past these absurd nationalisms and start participating in communities of ideas and like-minded people the better for all of us. We are all, first and foremost, members of the human family. We are all one.

@ThePostalGril

4 жыл бұрын

humans have always been tribal though we will never "grow up" past this biological programming. it's literally a survival mechanism, to grow up past it would mean over-riding core self-preservation evolutionary traits. if we wasn't naturally cautious of strangers or naturally protective of our tribe we'd have gone extinct before civilization had a chance to start in the first place. borders aren't man-made, even in the animal kingdom you will find claimed territory, of which those animals that reside will defend said territory. it's not 'land' as such we protect. it's the people - and the resources for the people - inside that land. it's a nice utopian idea that everybody in the world gets together hold hands and sing kumbaya together but it's just never going to happen. for example we abhor animal cruelty, but there are cultures that celebrate animal cruelty we abhore paedophilia, but there are cultures where paedophilia is a core component we believe in human rights, but there are cultures that do not, and think women are subhumans now you want to stick all these people together of these conflicting and opposing cultures with conflicting and opposing moral values without boundaries and without borders. what do you think would happen? thus these 'absurd nationalisms' are actually what keeps us safe, and allows us to live within a society that aligns to our moral compass with people who share those same values. i'm a great admirer of your work but i think this particular opinion of yours is naive and slightly dangerous. you either want total anarchy that would result in death and destruction or you want totalitarianism and force every other culture to adopt your culture to make them moral or your culture to adopt someone else's culture and start doing terrible things we find abhorrent in the name of peace and it is that what i find absurd. no offence, just my 2 cents.

@joetabner4937

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Graham

@5s5t5e5v5e5n

4 жыл бұрын

​@@ThePostalGril I have experienced that societies and groups of people thrive, not just survive, in the presence of devolution of power to the lowest level. In the absence of a centralized government, which includes the baggage of nationalism and cultural identity, people are made to acknowledge the power of individual agency and the importance of personal responsibility for each and every action taken or conversely not taken, regardless of socioeconomic standing and geographic confinement.

@JayR-ct8pv

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThePostalGril Animals don't defend their territories with the threat of unleashing an apocalyptic arsenal of thermonuclear weapons, it's posturing. How can we be safe with these things in existence? Safety is an illusion, it's the line we're always fed to scare us into supporting this bs.

@ThePostalGril

4 жыл бұрын

@@JayR-ct8pv they would if they could. intelligence is the trait of a predator, if an animal evolved to the point it was intelligent enough to build nuclear weapons they would as a predator species would naturally want to arm and defend its self and be able.. to posture.. to its enemies. you said it yourself, it's posturing. animals being dumber than us doesn't make them more peaecful than us. if being dumber meant more peaceful then explain why the majority of people in prisons have low IQ and why is low IQ linked to criminal behaviour? your logic isn't even making sense!

Enjoy your blessed life Graham Hancock. Cherish those of us who love thee from afar. Please pay close attention to your safety. Please continue your research. Please continue to write. Blessings to you and your family.

@kyleneep3094

3 жыл бұрын

Lol sounds a bit threatening

Goodness, he's been out there telling this for all this time and mainstream hasnt gotten it yet even.. damn, he's very very good

@patriciatreslove146

3 жыл бұрын

No because they have an agenda, what I would love to know is what are they hiding at the South Pole.

@dennisjohansson5716

3 жыл бұрын

@@patriciatreslove146 yeah, south pole seems a little sketchy somehow..

@josephbickley8933

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe the mainstream hasn’t gotten because he is a quack wit no evidence, who states unproven opinions as though they were truth whose work lacks all semblance of intellectual rigor. Or maybe GRR Martin is a prophet who really understood medieval history, and historians are lying about that too. Arya Stark discovered America on her journey west right? Columbus is a hoax!

@dingdingding2190

3 жыл бұрын

@@josephbickley8933 or maybe the real reason why msm hasn’t gotten on to it is because this type of information doesn’t benefit the agendas they push?

@josephbickley8933

3 жыл бұрын

@@dingdingding2190 yah cause science is such a radical agenda. And of course the msm is the arbitrator of academics. Or the guy is a fiction writer. Some people might even believe Game of Thrones in history.....

Dear Graham, thank you for allowing us to dream, if even for a few moments until we’re swept away by the flood of modern existence.

Graham Hancock is an inspiration and a hero. People like him, Bouval, Tellinger and a handful others are the true scientists, the open minded scientist we need in order to make any sort of progress.

@ArthurHau

5 жыл бұрын

No scientist is open minded cause whoever has an open mind, that person will not be called "scientist" cause s/he will be rendered unscientific by the "circle" of scientists.

@loisraymcinnis6006

5 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Nassim Haramein physicist scientist. We love him! Also; Martin Liedtke and Martin Kenny and more.

@thelongranger55

5 жыл бұрын

Hes not a scientist

@josephishkabibble5863

5 жыл бұрын

Lirim Kadriu nonsense, they’re not scientists they’re authors that question things like we all do But,nothing they say are facts only imaginative

@surfk9836

4 жыл бұрын

@Nick Nack Thank you Nick, or is it Mr. Nack. The horse crap peddled with a pseudo-science word salad spawned by a brain fart leaves me saddened.

I like how Graham Hancock has finally solved time travel - given that this video was recorded in 2012 and uploaded in 2010

@therylander9786

5 жыл бұрын

It's the only reasonable explanation - Quetzalcóatl the Feathered Serpent God sent Graham back in time to upload youtube videos lol.

@zachkos9382

5 жыл бұрын

@@therylander9786 My God...

@musicilla

5 жыл бұрын

👏🏼

@prisonofchaos

5 жыл бұрын

Good eye for detail

@0505BirdmanJr

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry to buzzkill but the 2012 Tipping Point Conference took place in 2010...

The idea that the “gods” who survived the flood would create Egyptian civilization goes completely in-line with the Book of Enoch, not canonical but twice quoted in the New Testament.

@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk

4 жыл бұрын

latest finds in egypt show this lost civilisation built the pramids is a crock of shit sorry built by who or for by egyptians at approx times said by egyptologist hancock on giza sorry its bullshit

@bobworks5197

3 жыл бұрын

Its called Plagarism

@fredriks5090

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobworks5197 Plagiarism and powergrabs by people who try to reason with natures randomness with no proper standpoint.

@josephunderwood5703

3 жыл бұрын

Not canon but repeated verbatim by Jesus?. Enoch is Canon.

@joshf2218

3 жыл бұрын

@@harpalhayer7372 The flood story is ubiquitous because it happened. The Jewish flood story is the true one. Christianity doesn’t “borrow” myths, it is the myth-made-true. See Justin Martyrs first apology.

Absolutely amazing! We need more people like Graham Hancock! What a Brilliant man!

Live long and prosper Mr.Hancock.

@bethbartlett5692

5 жыл бұрын

❤

Graham..Every time I see you speaking, my thoughts go back to how utterly amazing it is that your life took the path it took.....I have read everything you've written and listened to every lecture/presentation that I could ever find, and it's almost as though.you walked a path that kept talking you back to the subject of humanity and our origins and our purposes here,etc... I had this idea that maybe YOU were chosen somehow to tell this story..this TRUTH lost to humanity for so long ..maybe not necessarily what you imagined you would be doing back when you were in your mid-late twenties, but I'm absolutely positive that NO other human being could present these truths with the same level of eloquence and deep understanding as you do.... You are a gift to humanity Graham.... and nothing less. glad that I'm alive at the same time as you are. I'm grateful that I have been able to watch you evolve into a brilliant inspiration to us all....so... THANK YOU !!! I will continue to promote and share your work at every opportunity. Just know that every moment you have spent doing what you do is greatly appreciated!!!:-)

Joe Sent me. Glad to be here

Incredible speech. This man spoke more eloquently, (and elegantly) than any of the bureaucratic, leaders in political power, anywhere in the world 🌎🌍 as of December 2020. Leaders of men, (meaning mankind) should be expected to speak with the people in just such a way. A leader takes people courageously on a journey that seems insurmountable, and reveals that fear of failure is natural, but ultimately inconsequential. Leaders take common sense and present it as a new and exciting idea. In so doing, change can be embraced and common sense Restored. Incredible lecture Mr. Hancock! I pray that our paths in life may cross one day.

I love you, Graham, we need you! Keep yourself healthy!

If we never question we will never learn and progress.Thanks to you Graham and many others that keep us questioning and seeking knowledge.

This guy and Randall Carleson (I think I spelled that right) have opened a lot of eyes.

I absolutely love 💕 you graham, we need you, please don’t stop the fantastic journey of enlightenment you are on an your great efforts on OUR behalf...I have followed you for many years now, I was opposed to KZread but there’s good stuff on it so, alas here I am, watching you speak, you changed my life so deeply an truly I am soooo blessed to be, just be, awake 🙏🏻😇🧙🏿‍♂️

The appeal! The call to action! May we meditate more. May we raise consciousness by doing our own individual bit.

This guy has a beautiful heart and it is great watching hid thoughts come out.

@robertmajewski4486

5 жыл бұрын

yes -beautiful heart :) poland

@lucyfloyd16

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah! He's one of the good ones 😁

@codycampbell4728

5 жыл бұрын

Mountaineers! Represent!

2.3 million blocks at 10 tons each!?! Absolutely blew my mind

@domja9389

3 жыл бұрын

I don't remember what I had for lunch a few days ago, history is a cash machine for some, what's true almost doesn't matter. It's the story you can get people to believe that matters. Whats amazing about the ancient past is the stone itself. It screams advanced technology.

@Usumgallu

3 жыл бұрын

This is a lie. The stones are very heavy on the bottom layers of the pyramid, but they get lighter on the top layers. You can see this easily on the picture of Graham on the top of the pyramid. Some of the stones are just few hundred kilograms in weight.

@hoogmonster

3 жыл бұрын

@@Usumgallu The text for this information in the presentation is quite clear; there are 2.3 million blocks total, of which 115,000 are 10 tons in weight, so quite consistent with the heaviest stones being on the bottom and a myriad of lighter ones on top.

@mizofan

3 жыл бұрын

@@Usumgallu My understanding (just coming back here and not recently checking) has been that the average would be 2 tons, with approx 2 million blocks, so requiring one in place on average every 2 1/2 minutes if working only in 12 hours of daylight, or every 5 minutes if both day and night- over the mainstream's claimed 20 year period. Hardly likely.

@Usumgallu

3 жыл бұрын

@@mizofan You are again mislead by playing with averages. Yes, the average time to place a stone would be something like 2½ minutes, but you have to take into account the fact how much of the pyramid's total volume (and mass) is in the bottom layers. For example: when the pyramid was yet 15 meters high, one third of its stones were already at their places, and when the pyramid was 50 meters high, 82% of its total volume was already built. What does this mean? It means that in the early steps of the construction (when it was still easy and there was lots of room for workers) the placement speed of the stones was likely significantly faster than in the last phases. In the bottom layers, 2½ minutes per stone sounds actually very slow, and it is much more likely that dozens of stones were dragged in their places in that time, as the work teams could work in parallel at different parts of the base. The higher the pyramid grew, the slower it was to place the stones.

Graham is a worldly treasure. Truly. A beautiful soul.

@robertmajewski4486

Жыл бұрын

yes :) i am from Poland and i sey to pepole - please look on this men !

Graham I have to say first off I think you are on to something that I have thought about since I was a little girl .I watched your Netflix special and I binged it !! I could not stop watching it!! It was very interesting stuff anyhow I think what you do is awesome

Graham Hancock looks younger today in 2019 than he did in 2010

@JoeHeine

4 жыл бұрын

smoking weed with Joe Rogan

@JayR-ct8pv

4 жыл бұрын

He's clearly an alien dude...

Over ten years later and your discussions are still relevant and fresh.

@liam7854

3 жыл бұрын

I predict his words will go down as teachings in the distant future and that Graham will be admired for his passionate pursuit of the distribution of truth during a time in which truth is alienated. It occurred to me when reading your comment that maybe because Graham is discussing a critical subject regarding the history of humanity that has been passed down over thousands of years, that is why it will always hold a significant relevance.

Your legacy will never be forgotten

HE IS A LEGEND A CHAMPION OF HUMANITY I TRULY LOVE HIS WORK AND HOW HE THINKS

A BRILLIANT Man; I have all his books.....

@tantalus1394

4 жыл бұрын

You do realize it's pseudoscience right?

@samslatt.wweber2301

4 жыл бұрын

Wied De Jong you do realize you’re stupid

@tantalus1394

4 жыл бұрын

@@samslatt.wweber2301 I might be stupid. But Graham Hancock is preaching pure psuedo science. his work has neither been peer reviewed nor published in academic journals.

@JayR-ct8pv

4 жыл бұрын

@@tantalus1394 He doesn't claim to be a scientist, he collates and reports the findings of other scientists to illustrate a grander theory. You do realize labelling something "pseudoscience" doesn't make it unequivocally false, right?

@sgt.lincolnosiris4111

3 жыл бұрын

@@tantalus1394 he's an author/journalist, dumbass. He has never claimed to be a scientist.

Mr Hancock has made major strides in helping a vast number of people to come into a better understanding of the ancients. Thank you Mr Hancock for your works, and thank you iowaska for helping him to enlighten the rest of us.

@surfk9836

4 жыл бұрын

He is a conman and a huckster preying on the general public's fundamental lack of scientific knowledge or it's process. Impressive yes. Impressive example of charlatanism.

Welcome Back Mr.G.🙏🏽Graham Hancock ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

What beautifully minded intellect. I love and thank Graham

Mr. Hancock, you are an absolute treasure to this world.

Love graham Truly a privilege to hear him speak

Graham, thank you for your life's work that will live on for many others to see and perhaps write about.

@greenpants3

8 ай бұрын

Woke up awareness,,

1:09:39 when the sun goes over the monument, it is pretty evident that the tops of Angkor wat are pine cones, which is always evident of the pineal gland. Very interesting stuff

Graham you are truly a gift! My children and I stay up at night listening to as much of your work as we can. I love how much you are able to captivate their young minds, as well as mine. I do hope to continue learning from you as well as your affiliates for many years to come.

43.200 is the number of seconds in half a day. So the great pyramid is a scale model of half the globe with this relation to half a day in the scale used.

@aliasmassistance5807

2 жыл бұрын

Shit that's true coincidences smh...

Just listen to how he starts his talk !!!! What an HONOUR it is being here and now !! Thank you uploader for giving us this

@natechambers6851

4 жыл бұрын

Loaded by Graham his self

the last 7 minutes were my favorites,,good closing speech.

I’m glad they finally switched the camera so we could see the pictures as well...

I've watched lots of videos by the author and others over 20 years or so but call it the right video at the right time or whatever you like, this video's last 15 minutes especially, really moved me and moved me to tears in the end. I hope for a sea change in humans before it's all too late for us. Be better.

One of the most interesting lectures I've ever seen.

I always learn something new from Graham's talks even though he reiterates many of the same points each time.I like the way he is moving forward in his arguments and coming up with some recommendations for us all.

@loisraymcinnis6006

5 жыл бұрын

The talks would be pointless without recommendations; it is still whatever you decide because you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

Thank you for making my workday go by faster and educating me at least a bit.

Mr Hancock I believe that people like you rarely come in to this world and you coming hes the right timing. Immortality used to be in carved stones but today is in the shape of words and acts. Thank you for your work and wish you all the best for you and hopefully you meet only good , honest , hard working and fair people to work with! Cheers ♡

This is an amazing video. All or graham hancocks knowledge on Egypt. What a gift right here. Save this video to watch again

So much has been discovered since graham has done his books and even the latest 2019 is starting to change the stubborn historians....

@babysleepmusicofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously! So good to see his fight is becoming less of an uphill battle

Got a glimpse of your vulnerability watching this talk and it was, truthfully, quite lovely. Thank you for sharing yourself with the world, Graham.

year 2024, year of enlightenment starting. Thank u Graham, your soul does reach out and touch many. Blessings and light sent to you and yours and to the world children of men and women. Amen

I loved the presentation and Graham Hancock touched me by expressing his heart felt feelings for our world-the garden-the jewel

Thank you for your video Graham H. Pioneer, seeker of Truth with his diligence integrity and painstaking work to uncover our past 🙏🏼 I'm just hoping he lives a long in prosperous life so that he can continue to do his work and we can continue to absorb our actual history and spiritual nature 🙏🏼thank you and Be blessed

Graham Hancock is a gem of a human being. I love listening to this man and respect him so much.

I could watch this stuff all day. Thanks for sharing

Thank You Mr. Graham Hancock... You are truly inspiring

Please don't have a heart attack. I absolutely love your books, stories , intelligence, and views. Especially your opinion on how archeology isn't a science. Lol

Thank you again Graham for this lecture. A food for the soul indeed.

amazing work as always, I´m so grateful to be able to watch this for free!

It is cool to know Heroditus described the pyramids with their limestone finish, decorated with relief carvings of large and exotic animals.

@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk

4 жыл бұрын

but this is bullshit latest finds in egypt show clear as day egyptians built pyramid for khufu at times allways said by egyptologists hancock ia arragont about egyptologists paints them as never doing research just quessing at everthing hancock shut the fu// up evidance found pyramids not lost civilisation look some were else sumar not same story as noah hancock bullshit

We used to play “ telephone” My 5 Sisters and 1 Brother would whisper a simple sentence around the dinner table, by the time it got around the table the original message was completely different , information can easily get lost in seconds let alone Years and Centuries, I never get tired of this Curious and thoughtful Person

Anyone else fall asleep listening to Graham most nights ?

@jonathanconway

3 жыл бұрын

100%

its not that we have forgotten.. its that weve been bullshitted to all our lives

@oftin_wong

3 жыл бұрын

Hancock is the master of bullshite

@JohnIainMcFarlanewaspfactor

3 жыл бұрын

@@oftin_wong And yet here you are,just to shit on the guy.

@Flaca407

3 жыл бұрын

@@oftin_wong bullshyte!!!!!

@oftin_wong

3 жыл бұрын

@@Flaca407 I say tomato

@oftin_wong

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnIainMcFarlanewaspfactor yes, getting your work criticed is the domain of science not investigative journalism, which one is hancock ?

"What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun." (Ecclesiastes 1:9) "People will be terrified at what they see coming upon the earth, for the heavenly powers will be shaken." (Luke 21:26)

@paulnelson3096

5 жыл бұрын

That is just what I was thinking of bro

@lechat8736

5 жыл бұрын

@@paulnelson3096 As was I.

@paulnelson3096

5 жыл бұрын

@@lechat8736 as was I what,I don't understand

@marcoandreknottjung3418

5 жыл бұрын

if you believe in the words of the bible, then you must know, that we are made of resonance! Stefan Josef Timmer and the resonance factor bound in the GOD-PARTICLE! kzread.info/dash/bejne/qnarzLxvipirdKQ.html The best input or contribution to GOD or the DOG STAR SIRIUS or how ever you'll grab it on your own STORY, the MY STERY and HI-STORY! YOUR STORY and HERSTORY, WESTORY and EASTORY! How ever, look into it and see the other side! PS: is there something new under the moon?

@dangerboy808

5 жыл бұрын

@@marcoandreknottjung3418 copy paste is that all you know ?

I'm absolutely infatuated with Mr Hancock honesty and knowledge

grateful & humbled to hear this talk from Graham Hancock...

I love Graham Hancock he's brilliant

Just finished listening to the "Fingerprints of the Gods" audiobook. Thought-provoking stuff.

Thanks Graham You are True inspiration! Keep it Up! Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮

Graham Hancock , thank you for all your work

keep preaching graham! awaken man/woman to the history of the mystery.

I thoroughly enjoyed this... I need to watch it a few more times to absorb all. thankyou so much.

This just in from the Akashic records......The city underneath the pyramids of Giza used to vent steam through the Pyramid it released it as high-frequency energy, your little Ankh held in your hand was made of gold or copper and received this beautiful vibration. Love And light my sisters and brothers

Graham, thank you for your presentation but especially commenting on your ending statement to us all.

I've been following Graham for many years. He's peaked more than a plethora of interests I have, that I love. His work, to me, is the most important archeological work ever done.

Ode to Ernest Hear the old man of the sea Tell us of our history His words gesture us to rise As appears before our eyes Emerging from the watery blue Our homeland surfaces anew The road to our recovery Is ours for the discovery The shining glory of our past Is coming home to us at last As the bells toll in the distance From the lighthouse of resistance All aboard this ship of tales Write/Right the wrongs for future sails/sales!

Graham, your opening couple of paragraphs were so beautiful, in a nutshell, all I want and need to know, I appreciate you brother, truly appreciate your point of view, and your point of view, is also my own.. god bless you Graham Hancock.

Thank you Shpongle for bringing me here.

I love Graham Hancock a truly awoken soul. thank you

"...are we looking at the forgoton episode of human history, I think so" - I'm sure we are... this is a bomb!!!!

I love listening to Graham

ThankU very much Mr.Hancock. We need this more often.

Very proud of Graham and his work as well as his ability to navigate all the naysayers in academia. It's interesting to see academics on the defensive when their principals come into question. I hope there is a paradigm shift that informs our successors and contemporaries that significant signs or evidence that leads to highly probable speculations is still, in fact, speculation. I've been curious about humanities true age since I was a kid in the 80's and 90's as the evidence we have based on the evolution of any species we can chart through Earth's timeline does not coincide with the eleven thousand or so years of modern human expansion we've all been taught in schools. To me, this concept meant that humans took millions of years to evolve but only found our true selves just recently. Or in other words, we existed for tens of thousands if not millions of years but only found the depth of our intellect and cognitive abilities eleven thousand years ago... it has always seemed far fetched to me. With all the global disasters we've had in the past.. why are Graham's ideas and concepts so far fetched to some? If anything is certain... it's that the Earth reclaims what it wants when it wants.

High on logic, love it

@linclip

4 жыл бұрын

Definetly high on something