Topic: Vishnu

Russian laboratory analysis of ancient tool marks suggests that stones were disintegrated rather than cut with physical force, leaving surfaces as smooth as if cut through butter. Ivanova links these findings to the Sudarsana Chakra from Vedic literature and magical machinery described in the Book of Enoch. These ancient texts describe tools powered by thought or will rather than electricity or mechanical cables.

The entity Abraxas, also identified as Zeus, Enoch, and Osiris, is the focus of a long-standing search by global powers. Military actions, such as the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the Russian annexation of Crimea, are linked to the discovery of ancient artifacts and mummies related to this entity. A 2014 speech by Christine Lagarde involving numerology and "letting the genie out of the bottle" is interpreted as a coded message regarding the discovery of Abraxas.

Jay Weidner discusses his film "The Last Avatar," which explores the return of the Kalki Avatar to destroy the Illuminati. The film is set in Mount Shasta, a location Weidner researched extensively for its legends of Lemurians living in the underground city of Telos. He shares local lore about tall, handsome beings paying for goods with gold and a miner's discovery of a vast, mineral-rich cavern inside the mountain.

Krishna traveled through an extensive tunnel system to a cavern world to retrieve a stolen jewel from Jambavan, a giant bear-like being. After a multi-day battle with maces, Jambavan recognized Krishna as a Vishnu incarnation, leading to a peaceful resolution and the return of the jewel to the city of Dwarka.