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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2022 · 43 MIN

Acoustic Levitation and Cymatics with Tibetan Monks, Egyptian Pyramids and the Coral Castle - Episode 1

from DeProgram - Reexamining history, science and the world as we know it

In our first DeProgram podcast we discuss how modern day scientists study acoustic levitation and we dive right into how a Swedish Dr Jarl traveled from Egypt to Tibet on behalf of the English Scientific Society in 1939 to study Tibetan Monks who were using apparently using acoustic levitation to lift and "fly" massive stones using only trumpets (Ragdons), drums and with prayers and chants. Crazy stuff! We then look at hints the Egyptians left in their hieroglyphs showing certain frequencies, tools and the complete setup for how they used vibrational technology to lift heavy stones. We also briefly touch on the Coral Castle in Florida and how a 5'2" 100lb old man was able to create all of this using sound. He claimed to have known how the Egyptians built the Pyramids and even though he would never let anyone watch him work it is told that they could hear him whistling off in the distance as he worked through the night. Enjoy!

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