Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, with Andes mountains in the distance (Anthony Lacoste)
LAKE TITICACA, Bolivia - Titicaca (in the hispanicized spelling) or Titiqaqa is a lake in the Andes on the border of Peru and Bolivia. By volume of water, it is the largest lake in South America. Lake Maracaibo has a larger surface area, but it is considered to be a large brackish bay due to its direct connection with the sea. Titicaca is often called the highest navigable lake in the world, with a surface elevation of 12,507 feet (3,812 m)... Bolivia has a mystery beyond the lake, that of Akapana. Scientists decode the life-giving riddle of Bolivia's great Akapana pyramid.
Mystic, scientist, ecologist, filmmaker David Sereda experimented with frequencies -- the universal language of the universe -- and their relation to human brainwaves.
Our coils of DNA act as transponders (coil transmitter-receivers, electronic inductors) tuning into frequencies of the planets in the solar system.
The nine planets emit unique frequencies, transmitting waves our DNA can tune into when acting as a receiver. These waves are the frequencies they are in most of the time, particularly in deep meditation (theta, alpha, delta, beta, etc.) Sereda moved from a subjective experience of this to objective measures by developing simple tuning technology. This led him to the realization that the pyramids, found everywhere around the planet, amplify the effect enabling transport and communication between realms.
Who is there? Devas ("shining ones"), tall luminous humanoid beings! As difficult as it is to believe, many of the world's mythologies and pantheons correspond to reality. And now anyone can experience quantum communication with the planets, their subtle form inhabitants, and distant star systems like the Pleiades.
Live from Sedona, Arizona: meditation, space sciences, mystical experiences, math,
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meeting teachers, finding portals, space travel, compassion for Earth and environment.
It all began in Berkeley, California (David Sereda, Coast to Coast AM, Nov. 13, 2013)
Sereda's technology also has the ability to heal, offering a potential solution to the problem created by the worsening Fukushima nuclear disaster. By facilitating astral and, with the aid of giant pyramids, physical projection, there is no need for discussion and theorizing. The process is experiential and replicable. Sereda has himself traveled and communicated with Jupiter, by tuning into its exact frequency.
There he encountered eight-foot tall beings with lightning bolts flashing between their chests. (Imagine Thor the God of Thunder's planet in the original Marvel movie). Calculating electromagnetic frequencies has been the key. NASA already does this very accurately.
Studying the Great Pyramid at Giza in Egypt, as measured in Egyptian inches, Sereda determined that it acts as an enormous crystal oscillator, serving as a stargate which the priests and priestesses of old utilized for interplanetary communication and travel. The "gods" of the hieroglyphs (just like those of the ancient Greeks and Romans) are real and made visible with this technology.
Goal: Southern California's pyramid, Cal State University, Long Beach campus (R.Hollister)
LOS ANGELES - Wouldn't it be something to ride bikes from the base of the mountains to the lip of the sea that foams as it surges towards the foothills? The wilds of the Angeles Forest wilderness (part of the Sierra Madre mountain range) give way down the concrete expanse.
WARNING: Hip hop, rap, and dizzying POV bike ride
The bike path narrows, expands, consumes the sprawl from crumbling Angel's crest to Saint Monica's Bay. Below its miniature lanes, there's a river, the San Gabriel arm of the L.A. Ganges. It runs the Way of the winding arroyo-Tao.
The massive glass pyramid campus centerpiece, CSULB, Cal State Long Beach (wiki)
We would sweat and we would tire; we would breathe and we would smile. We would widen the Tao of bound shilagit sheets under our feet, oozing from our cruising. We exercise as we glide and glide -- Astro' to astral, Hyperion to a Satyr, all the way down to the plant by the bay. Toward the sand, fumbling, standing on seats, sitting on bars, belly laughing, golden gleaming, feet warming, foreheads steaming.
We can walk the idle wilds in view of the skyscrapers, the fresh fragrance sky blue, cool, aerodynamic, washing over our skin.
Concrete banks glimmer like an ancient Roman pantheon, honoring an entire corps of engineers. Bradbury could bury us in hardening sand, like so many skipping stones. We would wash out along the Long sand, soft again, by the pyramid on the campus of Cal State Long Beach with its glimmering glass monument.
