Topic: Cross Of Hendaye

Host Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Jay Weidner, an author and researcher known for his work on the Archons, Stanley Kubrick, and ancient mysteries. The discussion centers on Weidner's 2003 book regarding the Great Cross of Hendaye and its decoding of a hidden cataclysmic cycle. Carlwood frames the conversation around the idea that the global elite manage the masses while preparing for inevitable cosmic upheavals.

The Cross of Hendaye, located on the French-Spanish border, is described as a Freemasonic monument encoding the four Yugas or cosmic cycles. Weidner explains that the monument's symbols, including an "angry sun" and an eight-pointed star, warn of solar instability triggered by the galactic center. He posits that this information was preserved by secret societies to track the timing of the "Season of Catastrophe" and identify places of refuge like ancient tunnel systems.

The conversation explores Hopi legends of ancestors moving underground to survive solar cataclysms, symbolized by the "sipapu" hole in traditional Kiva huts. Bell introduces the Great Cross of Hendaye in France, an artifact described by Jay Weidner and Vincent Bridges as a map to navigating the inner world during cosmic radiation events. They discuss the possibility of a global network of tunnels connecting various high-strangeness sites like the Four Corners and the Sphinx.

Jay Weidner’s research into the alchemist Fulcanelli and the "Mystery of the Cathedrals" is detailed. Weidner decoded messages on the Great Cross of Hendaye in France and a similar cross in Urcos, Peru, which allegedly warn of a future solar cataclysm. These crosses are described as markers for "safe places" during the end of a world cycle.

Legends like the Beale Treasure and the mysteries of Oak Island are viewed as intentional lures to draw the curious into "mystery schools." Thomas Jefferson may have created the Beale myth to lead researchers to the geometric significance of Poplar Forest. Similarly, the Great Cross of Hendaye, studied by Jay Weidner, contains alchemical symbols that align with Jefferson's estate and other sites of high mystery like Rosslyn Chapel.