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Dec 5, 2025 12 min

A172: CHAN CHAN ORION STAR MAP

from Prophecy Talk - End Times Studies Hosted by Luis B. Vega

The provided text suggests that the Ancient Chan Chan city complex in Peru was constructed to mirror the celestial blueprint of the Orion Constellation, thereby connecting it to the architectural layout of the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. This cosmic alignment is linked to a worldwide mythological tradition involving Viracocha, a star-being from Orion and the Pleiades who served as a teacher and was promised to return at the end of the age. The author interprets this recurring motif of "Star Gods" as evidence of a Luciferian conspiracy orchestrated by Fallen Angels who sought to genetically corrupt early humanity. Furthermore, the text claims that the Mormon Church narrative shares essential theological elements with this Pleiadian cosmology, pointing to specific structural alignments near Chan Chan as modern evidence of this ancient knowledge. Ultimately, the source concludes that this celestial pattern is an encoded warning about a coming end-times deception involving a false savior figure. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/prophecy-talk-end-times-studies--6770675/support. Vistin my website for articles, charts and posters. www.PostScripts.org.

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