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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2025 · 1H 41M

Armando Mei: 36,400 BCE, The Secrets of the Gods

from Earth Ancients · host Cliff Dunning

Long before the rise of known civilisations, when the Earth was still shrouded in the veils of myth, an advanced intelligence walked among men. Hidden in the sands of time and protected by ancient codes, their legacy whispers through sacred texts, monumental architecture, and cosmic alignments. In 36,400 BCE – The Secrets of the Gods, acclaimed researcher Armando Mei embarks on a groundbreaking investigation into humanity’s most profound enigma: the divine origins of civilisation. He unearths stunning new evidence linking lost knowledge, ancient Egypt, and astronomical cycles reaching back tens of thousands of years. Subsequently, this led him to join the Khafre Research Project SAR Technology. This book is not a theory. It is a revelation. Meticulously documented and vividly told, it invites you to question everything you’ve been taught about history, religion, and the true purpose of the pyramids.If you’ve ever felt that the official story doesn’t quite add up, this is the book you’ve been waiting for. Unlock the secrets. Reclaim the forgotten past. And discover the truth that was never meant to be buried.Armando Mei is a distinguished independent researcher and a pioneering voice in Egyptology, known for his multidisciplinary approach to ancient mysteries. His groundbreaking work consistently challenges established historical timelines, revealing overlooked evidence that points to a far more sophisticated past than traditionally accepted. A key member of the Khafre Research Project SAR Technology, Armando leverages cutting-edge scientific and analytical methods to explore potential hidden structures and redefine our understanding of monumental sites like the Giza Plateau. His current focus includes the "Zep Tepi & Giza Primary Planning Theory," which posits that Giza's design is part of an ancient, advanced global planning system, pushing its origins much further into antiquity. Armando's research is not just academic; it's a dedicated quest to unearth the true origins of civilization and the secrets still buried beneath the sands. He aims to make this journey accessible, inviting enthusiasts to join him in exploring the unseen and challenging conventional narratives.https://www.facebook.com/ArmandoMei67/youtube.com/@Armando%20MeiBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/earth-ancients--2790919/support.

Long before the rise of known civilisations, when the Earth was still shrouded in the veils of myth, an advanced intelligence walked among men. Hidden in the sands of time and protected by ancient codes, their legacy whispers through sacred texts, monumental architecture, and cosmic alignments. In 36,400 BCE – The Secrets of the Gods, acclaimed researcher Armando Mei embarks on a groundbreaking investigation into humanity’s most profound enigma: the divine origins of civilisation. He unearths stunning new evidence linking lost knowledge, ancient Egypt, and astronomical cycles reaching back tens of thousands of years. Subsequently, this led him to join the Khafre Research Project SAR Technology. This book is not a theory. It is a revelation. Meticulously documented and vividly told, it invites you to question everything you’ve been taught about history, religion, and the true purpose of the pyramids.If you’ve ever felt that the official story doesn’t quite add up, this is the book you’ve been waiting for. Unlock the secrets. Reclaim the forgotten past. And discover the truth that was never meant to be buried.Armando Mei is a distinguished independent researcher and a pioneering voice in Egyptology, known for his multidisciplinary approach to ancient mysteries. His groundbreaking work consistently challenges established historical timelines, revealing overlooked evidence that points to a far more sophisticated past than traditionally accepted. A key member of the Khafre Research Project SAR Technology, Armando leverages cutting-edge scientific and analytical methods to explore potential hidden structures and redefine our understanding of monumental sites like the Giza Plateau. His current focus includes the "Zep Tepi & Giza Primary Planning Theory," which posits that Giza's design is part of an ancient, advanced global planning system, pushing its origins much further into antiquity. Armando's research is not just academic; it's a dedicated quest to unearth the true origins of civilization and the secrets still buried beneath the sands. He aims to make this journey accessible, inviting enthusiasts to join him in exploring the unseen and challenging conventional narratives.https://www.facebook.com/ArmandoMei67/youtube.com/@Armando%20MeiBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/earth-ancients--2790919/support.

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