Topic: Cleopatra

Bell cites W.B. Sibley’s 1913 book regarding the discovery of Masonic emblems in the foundation of Cleopatra's Needle in Alexandria. This obelisk was transported to New York's Central Park in 1880 using a specially constructed vessel. The ritualistic nature of its transport and the presence of these symbols are used as evidence by some scholars that Freemasonry, or its precursor traditions, existed at least a century before Christ.

The discussion covers the suppression of giant skulls by the Smithsonian and the presence of Egyptian artifacts in the Grand Canyon, suggesting Cleopatra visited America to mine copper. Miller also notes the existence of small pyramids in North Dakota and South Dakota that exhibit energetic anomalies. He attributes these phenomena to ley lines and mini black holes that cause light-bending effects.

Esoteric tradition holds that the Great Pyramid and modern obelisks, such as Cleopatra's Needle in London and its twin in New York, were designed to draw down great spiritual beings into the material world. Booth notes that Freemasons erected these obelisks at specific times to mark the end of the Dark Age and invite the influence of Saint Michael. He also mentions that complex music, like Mozart's Requiem, can provide a "body" of vibration for spirits to inhabit.

Rob Davin reports on Cyclone Cleopatra in Sardinia, Italy, where a state of emergency was declared after 18 people died in severe flooding. Simultaneously, a series of tornadoes and intense thunderstorms struck the U.S. Midwest, resulting in eight fatalities and significant property destruction across several neighborhoods.