Topic: Human Species

Ben Joseph Stewart describes his work on Waking Infinity News throughout 2021 as a means to reframe global chaos as a species-wide awakening process. He argues that humanity is currently undergoing a traumatic transition that requires support to reach a higher state of consciousness. The discussion touches on the idea that the "elite" benefit when people feel powerless in the face of a massive conspiratorial machine.

Harry Hubbard disputes the claim by Bill Nye that all humans belong to a single species, comparing human diversity to different species of meadowlarks. He predicts that "ancient buried cities" will become a major trend in alternative research. He references reports from the Library of Congress regarding massive, deep chambers found across the United States in the 1800s.

Michael Cremo addresses theories regarding human origins on Mars or the Moon by suggesting that all conscious beings share a common origin in a realm of pure consciousness. According to Sanskrit texts, there are 400,000 human-like species throughout the cosmos. Cremo emphasizes the ultimate unity of all conscious beings, arguing that current societal divisions are based on a fundamental misunderstanding of our non-material nature.

The discussion explores the theory that elite families have used ancient occult knowledge to control humanity for eons. Elisa claims that humans were originally a benevolent species that was co-opted and genetically altered by malevolent forces. She warns that a new push for control is currently happening through sound, light technology, and genetic manipulation.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces author and researcher Michael Tellinger to discuss the intersection of ancient history and modern monetary control. Tellinger argues that humanity is a product of its past and that physical evidence in South Africa reveals a continuum of abuse and control spanning thousands of years. He addresses the confusion some feel regarding the mixture of archaeology and politics, asserting that understanding human origins is essential to navigating the future.