In the first half, author, researcher, and explorer Timothy Alberino discussed ancient civilizations and the antediluvian world, the golden age of the gods, the Book of Enoch, giants, and the Great Flood. Many of the ancients spoke of cataclysms, and Alberino has concluded that advanced civilizations, such as Atlantis, were decimated by catastrophic events. He theorized about the cyclical nature of these cataclysms, stating, "I think that we are actually... approaching the same kind of situation." He explained the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, positing that fragments of asteroids struck the Earth, leading to massive flooding and wildfires. "You're talking about a catastrophe the likes of which we can scarcely comprehend, something that would approximate what...killed all the dinosaurs." he warned.
He elaborated on the astrological signs that ancient cultures used to predict these disasters, asserting that "the primary purpose of the Zodiac was to calculate when the cataclysm would happen." The conversation turned to the enigmatic figure of Enoch, who was said to have lived 365 years and is often regarded as a prophet and scribe in Jewish tradition, despite the Bible mentioning him only briefly. Enoch's life during the antediluvian age was characterized by the presence of "giants roaming the earth" and the descent of angelic beings or ETs known as the Watchers, he said. According to Alberino, "The Book of Enoch" (parts of which were found with the Dead Sea Scrolls) underpins much of Hebrew cosmology. He believes that Enoch and his first writings may date back some 12,000 years, and thus could be considered among the first literature of humankind.
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In the latter half, teacher Amy Robeson spoke about her work with the angelic realm, and the Akashic Records. She defined angels as "divine messengers" and protectors and emphasized the importance of free will in how we interact with these celestial beings, noting that "guardian angels give us nudges, will give us warnings...but it's up to us to pay attention." A guardian angel is assigned at birth to protect you no matter what, whereas another angel might just come and go, she explained. Illustrating her ongoing relationship with angels, she mentioned a protective figure named Min, whom she described as a "sparkly pink" presence. She often feels Min's guidance in challenging moments, especially as a mother to a four-year-old. Discussing the hierarchy of angels, she delineated the diverse roles and functions of archangels and other celestial beings, and how they can assist in various aspects of life.
Robeson encouraged listeners to connect with their angels through meditation and to be mindful of angelic signs, such as repetitive number sequences, which she believes can convey important messages. Regarding the Akashic Records, she called them "a field of infinite possibility" that contains every thought, word, and deed from the moment a soul comes into existence. She likened it to "a Google database of your soul," where individuals can access insights about their past, present, and future. The archangel Metatron serves as the keeper of these records, which are accessed through various methods, including a simple prayer, she continued. Discussing the healing potential of the Akashic Records, Robeson stated, "It's not about deleting the past; it's about healing from it." She elaborated on how the guardians assist individuals in overcoming negative feelings, helping them to "unshackle" from past experiences and create new possibilities for the future.
News segment guest: John M. Curtis