But this photon belt… Could it be the same as what Ben Davidson calls the Galactic Current Sheet? By this he means the recurring waves of energy that spiral outwards from the entre of the Milky Way. What do those waves do? We have been to some special places on Earth that are connected to the Akaija: Easter Island, the Angkor Temples in Cambodia, Aneityum in the South Pacific, Cape Verde. We hope to visit the Great Pyramid in Egypt. Only Cape Verde is not part of the Tilted Equator, but presumably once it was part of Atlantis. These islands are closest to the vanished red island in the middle of the old Piri Reis map, which seems to be spot on.
All these locations are connected to or were part of either a lost continent in the South Pacific (Hiva, Lemuria) or in the Atlantic (Atlantis), and again and again an event from over 12,000 years ago comes up. The temples of Angkor refer to a star constellation over 12,000 years ago. The pyramids in Egypt refer to other stars, but there too, that time indication of over 12,000 years comes to mind. The original statues from Easter Island show traces of the same megalithic building style that is often found on the tilted equator. We cannot reproduce such structures in this day and age, let alone invent them. They are attributed to an ancient civilisation that made these blocks with unparalleled knowledge of cosmic and geometric measures, involving force of form. I saw a fascinating animated documentary suggesting that these huge and complex megalithic blocks were not carved and dragged but were made by melting and moulding rocks into the correct shape. This would have involved the use of enormous lenses to focus sunlight. Whatever the case, reference is made again and again: ±12,000 years ago. Atlantis supposedly last perished around 12,000 years ago as well.
Note: Melting stone with focussed sunlight is no theory, but proven. What remains a theory is if this method was used in the 5 distant past to create megalithic block to build the pyramids. Here is an interesting animation about this theory K-2019, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMAtkjy_YK4
Whatever the case, reference is made again and again: ±12,000 years ago. Atlantis supposedly last perished around 12,000 years ago as well.
Returning to Ben Davidson… He is the driving force behind the Suspicious Observers website (suspiciousObservers.org), with nearly 600,000 suspicious observers receiving daily updates on current solar activity. The Sun has a number of cycles of increased activity. The most well-known is the 11-year sunspot cycle. That cycle is currently heading towards a maximum and will decrease in intensity again in a year or two.
Almost unknown is a much longer solar cycle of about… hmmm 😀… 12.000 years. Isn’t that interesting? Ben has called on Earth’s history and says that important geological changes, such as the beginning or the end of ice ages, big floods, periods of intensive volcanic activity, seem to be concentrated around the maxima of that long cycle of 12,000 years. Just to mention something: The Eiffel region in Germany, like Yellowstone Park in America, is classified as a dormant super volcano. In the volcano museum of Maria Laach, you can read that the last eruption took place only 13,000 years ago, with lava bombs falling even in Switzerland.
The Sun responds to an energy wave from the Galactic Centre, the heart of our Galaxy. Everyone is familiar with the two great spirals that move outwards from the heart of a galaxy or Milky Way. This process takes billions of years. Similar to these spirals made up of stars, much faster energy waves (light waves?) move outwards at 12,000 or so years distance. Each star in the Milky Way is activated by these waves and when it hits they emitting more energy and in some cases it comes to a (micro)nova or even a supernova.
You could consider these waves as a cosmic breathing with periods of increased light intensity. Then the term ‘photon belt’, which I always had some trouble with, now suddenly gets more meaning, because photons are light particles. Stars and planets and therefore also all life on those planets react to photons, no escape. On neighbouring stars, according to Ben Davidson’s information, noticeable changes are already visible, an indication that the next wave is coming. Our Sun is expected to become much more active within a few decades. The 12,000-year cycle is about to reload. It might scare you, because if the Sun starts showing violent outbursts, what will happen on Earth? Won’t everything be destroyed?
Not necessarily.
