Book Three of the Earth Giving Birth Series
Down with the Nephilim
What follows is not a judgment. It is physics being honest.
On the first morning after the equinox, on the summit of Mauna Kea, Dr. Amadou Diop says it on camera: The crowns will crumble. Both of them.
In Assisi, a council of 156 elders sits on the stone floor of a basilica built by the institution that authorized their suppression. A Dogon Hogon rises and names the thing from the Church’s own scripture: the Nicolaitans, the conquerors of the people. Three crowns, one head. He asks for nothing. He will not sign.
In St. Peter’s, a pope clears the basilica and confesses: the rock of Matthew is not a man, not an office, not a line of succession. It is a state, not a throne. He lays down the crown.
Two days later, in Kapoho, a drill the geologists warned against hits supercritical water. The blowout preventer holds for fourteen seconds.
What follows is not a judgment. It is physics being honest.
Forty-seven thousand are dead. Two hundred seventeen million hold a frequency. And the scientist who was right about everything prepares to publish the number that will destroy the man who was right about the mountain.
About the Author
A poet, healer, and independent researcher in human perception, whose work began in the early 1970s with Silva cognitive training. He writes from an off-grid treehouse on Kīlauea’s eastern rift in Hawaiʻi — a hundred yards from a fissure that descends toward the sea, and a few miles from where the drill in these pages goes in.
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Book Three of the Earth Giving Birth Series