Topic: Lost Civilizations

Lost Civilizations comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from August 2012 to December 2016.

August 2012 December 2016

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Sylvie Ivanova | Mysterious Megaliths & Hidden History
• 0:05 - 2:51

Sylvie Ivanova | Mysterious Megaliths & Hidden History

Megaliths, Lost Civilizations, and the Chronological Cover-Up

Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Sylvie Ivanova from the New Earth YouTube channel to discuss ancient ruins and the potential manipulation of human history. Ivanova provided additional audio clips to supplement the interview, which Carlwood integrates into the discussion. The segment sets the stage for exploring how mainstream history may be a structured cover-up designed to obscure a more complex past.

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THC 54: Scott Alan Roberts | Ancient Reptilians & Modern Day Conspiracy
• 1:34 - 2:58

THC 54: Scott Alan Roberts | Ancient Reptilians & Modern Day Conspiracy

Philip Coppins Legacy and Paradigm Symposium Keynote

Scott Roberts reflects on his friendship with the late researcher Philip Coppins, who wrote the foreword for Roberts' book before passing away in December. Coppins' wife, best-selling author Kathleen McGowan, is scheduled to deliver the keynote address at the upcoming Paradigm Symposium in his honor.

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THC 28: Philip Coppens | The Ancient Alien Question
• 1:00:41 - 1:05:43

THC 28: Philip Coppens | The Ancient Alien Question

Lost Civilization Enigma, DNA as Intelligence

Philip Coppens previews his book, The Lost Civilization Enigma, which argues that humanity has been civilized for much longer than officially recorded. He proposes that DNA itself is a form of universal intelligence that spreads across the cosmos. He also discusses Terence McKenna’s "Timewave Zero" theory, suggesting that ancient civilizations like Egypt would have treated such "revelations" as matters of state rather than dismissing them as fringe theories.

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