Thread by @OMApproach

Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe were built and intentionally buried to preserve the ancient knowledge from the cyclical geophysical event.

The same religious beliefs, spiritual knowledge, and traditions are later found in post-flood civilizations like the Sumerians, Egyptians, Chinese, Indus Valley, and others.

In this long thread, I will present the evidence; it's important to pay attention because the scientific consensus will not reveal this to you for one dark reason. (1/16) Mega Thread 🧵

Evidence shows that the sites were deliberately buried using soil, debris, and materials brought from other locations.

Everything was carefully filled to preserve it for future generations. Anything exposed during the geophysical event would have been violently obliterated.

Officially, they are dated to 11,500 years BP (before present), or around 9600 BCE, placing them right around the time of the Younger Dryas mass extinction event. So, they were either built by the survivors after the event or built before the event and then buried. I believe it's the former, and I will explain why.

Even today, archaeologists are reburying sites to preserve them for future generations. Jimmy Corsetti discovered that some parts of Göbekli Tepe are being reburied, and trees are being planted. The mainstream narrative pushes back that the trees were planted before the site was excavated. (2/16) 🧵

But let's examine how knowledge of Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe suddenly became widespread a couple of thousand years later.

This large statue depicting a man holding a phallus was excavated in 2023. As we know, Karahan Tepe dates back to around 10,000 BCE.

What is interesting is that similar statues emerged at the beginning of Egyptian civilization 6 000 years later. This is the god Min, one of the earlier deities. The mainstream will tell you that the phallus represents fertility, but that is not the symbolism intended for this esoteric knowledge. Let's explore... (3/16) 🧵

The phallus is connected to the life force Ka, which also in Ancient Egyptian language means bull. The life force is the masculine energy known as Ka (Egypt), Qi (China), Reiki (Japan), Prana (Hinduism), Yesod or mana (Kabbalah) etc.

You see, even the language of earlier civilizations was built upon this religious/spiritual esoteric knowledge. They used the same names and symbols for both the energy and the bull. (4/16) 🧵

And the trend continues in other civilizations, as the origin of the first letter, Aleph, is connected to the bull, symbolizing the life force within us. This connection has persisted into modern times, with the letter 'A' resembling an upside-down bull's head.

Language and symbols hold power, and the vibrations of frequencies can help raise life force energy. This is why all religions include the chanting of OM (Aum).
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But back to the phallus: as we can see, similar pillars or symbolism, like those at Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe, appeared across various cultures worldwide. They symbolize the raising of life force toward enlightenment, where the Sun and Moon—or divine feminine and masculine energies—must achieve perfect balance.

For example, the phallus in the Shiva Linga represents Shiva, or the divine masculine energy, while the yoni represents Shakti, or the divine feminine energy. In ancient Egypt, the spirit Ba is the divine feminine energy that must merge with the divine masculine, or life force Ka, to achieve the enlightened soul, Akh.
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We can see this process of enlightenment depicted in a relief at Karahan Tepe, where the bull (life force) charges toward a man holding a serpent. The life force must be tamed to achieve balance, with the serpent representing the rising of divine feminine energy, or spirit. This relief symbolically explains the internal process that would later appear across all ancient cultures, as you will see in this thread. (7/16) 🧵

Isis, Hathor, and Nephthys, representing divine feminine energy, are described as the consorts and sisters of Osiris, as well as consorts, sisters, and mother figures of Horus. In fact, Osiris is the man who becomes enlightened, achieving perfect balance and transforming into the god of the sun, Horus. He thus embodies both the god of the moon (Osiris) and the god of the sun (Horus). In the Greek and Roman esoteric mysteries, this concept evolves into the triad of Serapis.

The bull god Apis plays an important role in the resurrection of Osiris, representing the life force. Osiris is also depicted with a phallus, but after his resurrection, the absence of the phallus symbolizes enlightenment. (8/16) 🧵

Similar depiction of bull chagrining towards the man is depicted in the enigmatic Minoan civilization that flourished on Crete, 5000 years ago.

One of the ancient seals found in the Indus Valley depicts a scene of a bull and a man, resembling the Sumerian myth of Gilgamesh and the Bull of Heaven.

In fact, the Bull of Heaven and the entire story of Gilgamesh are connected to the internal path to enlightenment, but I will need a separate thread to discuss that in detail.

Can you imagine that the tradition of bullfighting in Spain today traces back to Karahan Tepe 10,000 years ago? But make no mistake—this tradition was originally used to preserve knowledge. The bull represents internal energies like rage, hate, and ego that must be tamed and transformed into uplifting, positive energy. You need to transform the 'inner beast'. (9/16) 🧵

In Hinduism, Vishnu, Parvati, and the bull Nandi represent this symbolism. The divine feminine and masculine energies are often depicted together. For example, in the Celtic tradition, Brigid is associated with a bull. This symbolism extends to Christianity and the apparition of the Black Madonna, often depicted as the Virgin Mary holding Christ, with a bull lying next to her. (10/16) 🧵

The famous pillar from Göbekli Tepe, in my opinion, is connected to wisdom and the transfer of knowledge associated with Thoth from ancient Egypt. We can see the same humanoid birds present on the backs of some of the heads on Easter Island, along with the sun symbol found in all depictions. The sun, or glowing orb, is a symbol of enlightenment present in Egypt, Taoism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and as a halo in Christianity, among others.

Thoth and the bird symbolism are connected to enlightenment because they tend to portray a higher, lighter, and less dense dimension. This symbolism is associated with birds because they can fly.
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The serpent symbolizes the ascent of energy toward higher dimensions, as we can see it depicted climbing on the pillars at both Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe. However, energy can move in both directions; for example, when you feel anger and hate, you may feel a heaviness in your stomach, as if something is pulling you down. In contrast, when you experience love and kindness, it feels like you are floating. (12/16) 🧵

The ascent and descent of the serpent are present in every ancient religion. The raising of Kundalini, the Feathered Serpent, the Dragon, and the Rainbow Serpent all share the same symbolism and meaning.

When the internal energy is not used for procreation it can be used for enlightenment. (13/16) 🧵

In the photo below, we can see that the serpent in the Abrahamic religions is depicted similarly to the serpent motif in Karahan Tepe, featuring a human head with a serpent body. We can find the same motif in the Temple of Hathor. When we descended from the Garden of Eden, our internal energy went downward, and we need to conquer hate and ego to return to the throne of God. (14/16) 🧵

This might be the most important message from Göbekli Tepe, and it relates to the geophysical event and the great floods. The three buckets represented at the top are still used today for carrying water for purification. They can be found all over the world, from ancient Sumer to the Feathered Serpent in Mesoamerica, and they are also used in Christianity.

Below the buckets, we can see the waves, indicating a large flood. However, what is important is that, in my opinion, they view this event as a form of purification rather than something to be feared. That's why there are three buckets, indicating an abundance of water for purification or global purification.

I know, my opinion is different that the meteor impact hypothesis of Graham Hancock, read this thread: x.com/OMApproach/sta…
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I realized that this thread has no ending, so I will conclude it. I don't know if anyone will read the entire thing, but if you did, please watch this video about the true purpose of the pyramids built all around the world: youtu.be/ci6WfkI3olY

I've made this article for my patrons about the purification of energy that drags you downwards. The heart plays a crucial role, as it has strong electromagnetic energy and creates powerful vortices: patreon.com/posts/helical-…

If you are interested in my opinion, be sure to follow me, as I'm making a video about the geophysical event, sharing all the evidence that I have found. Meanwhile everyone needs to watch this video at least once: youtu.be/maOwdSb8j2Q

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