Secrets Of Mexico and Thoth AKA Tehuti Of Egypt

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What's going on, 4BK family? Billy Carson in the house with a pop-up podcast. Everybody's having a great, great Sunday evening. And uh we're gonna talk about Mexico again tonight. Looking forward to talking about Mexico tonight. It's gonna be a great talk. And we're also live on TikTok. We're live on TikTok. We are live on um Instagram. Yep. We're live on Facebook, YouTube, we're everywhere. Simulcasting, X, we're on everything. Alright, and it's gonna be a great talk tonight. So make sure y'all click that like button and make sure you share the video. Yep. Yep. Yeah, click the link on the live. There we go. Beautiful. Let's see who we have popping into the live chat right now. What's going on? Alright. We got uh Bathing Bliss, Carlos. What else we got here? Morbo. Tattoo Marcus. Okay, who we got over here? What's happening? Conscious vibration. Carlin. Low Supreme. What's happening? Okay. Steven. Alright. Nightwing. Ross Hoffman. Who we got over here? We have uh Raphael. Following my Dharma. Synergy Empire. Let's see who we got over here. What's going on? Lucky Sunshine. John Williams. Uh Mo. House of Heart House of Harold. J Sun. Syrian. What's going on? Alright. Oh. Let me see who this is. Oops. There we go. Oh. Ha ha. What's going on? The Billy Boot Camp getting ready to get active. You already know what's up. Miriam. Robert. Okay. We got a lot here. We pop we popping now. I appreciate y'all. Thank y'all for hopping on on this Sunday, this late Sunday evening. Okay, for me, at least on the East Coast. It's late Sunday evening. And we're going to have a great talk. We're going to be talking about Mexico. The great Mexico, former, formerly known as Mesoamerica or part of Mesoamerica. And uh we're going to have a great talk, but first, we got to pay the bill, so check this out. Everybody, it's Billy Carson, aka Forbidden Knowledge. I want to invite you to something that is not just a vacation and not just another tour. This is a secret expedition into the heart of ancient Mexico. And this is the sacred tour you've been waiting for. The IOTL ISI, the Pyramids of Mexico experience. And from October the 24th to November the 5th, 2026, we are taking a selective deep into the pyramids, the temples, the sacred cities, the cenotees. We're going to take part in the ceremonies and all the ancient mysteries of Mexico. We're going beyond the beaches, beyond the tourist traps, and beyond the surface level version of history. We're going into the world of the Maya, the Toltec, the Serpent Wisdom, and the sacred calendars. We're going to learn about the star alignments and the forbidden, forgotten, encoded knowledge in stone. And when we begin in the Yucatan, staying in beautiful luxury accommodations near the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, we're going to visit private beaches with access to environments that are designed for rest, connection, transformation, and integration. And then we'll begin to go a lot deeper. And this is the part that's going to be incredible. We're going to explore Tulum, where ancient temples rise above the sea and become connected to the stars and the sun. We're going to experience the cycles of time and the ancient priesthoods that understand astronomy, architecture, frequency, and consciousness in ways that modern science is just now trying to finally decode. And then we're going to go to Koba, traveling the ancient psychov. And that's the roads that are exploring the power of the Nana and one of the tallest pyramids in the Maya world. And we'll ask the real questions. Were these just ceremonial centers, or were they part of a global ancient knowledge system that's stretched across continents? And we'll experience the Ekbalam, the temple of the Jaguar, one of the most mysterious ancient sites in the region. And this is where we connect with sacred temples and Mayan ceremonies and a powerful cenote and the energy of the land itself. And of course, we're going to go to Titsunitsa down in the Yucatan Peninsula, the home of Kukukon's castle. And this is not just a pyramid, this is a mathematical and astronomical spiritual machine carved into stone. And when you stand there with us, you're standing in front of a message from the ancient world. And then we're going to visit Aiolid, and we're going to enjoy authentic local food, explore artisan shops, and experience the culture of Mexico in a way that most tourists never ever get a chance to. And then we continue down to Merida, one of the most beautiful cultural cities in the Yucatan, where we're going to experience the energy of Dia de los Muertos, the day of the dead. It's not just a holiday, it's an ancestral remembrance, a sacred connection between the living and the dead, the bloodline and the eternal soul. And from there we're going to visit Pucks Mall, one of the most powerful Maya sites in the Puck region, with the pyramid of the magician, sacred geometry, ancient carvings, and symbols that still speak to us thousands of years later. And then we fly into Mexico City, which is included for one of the biggest energetic ships in this entire journey. We're going to experience Dia de los Muertos in the most powerful and beautiful city in the world, and then visit Teothuacan, the city of the gods, also known as the city of Tijuti. The pyramid of the sun is there, the pyramid of the moon, the pyramid of Ketokwato, and the Avenue of the Dead. These are not ordinary monuments. These are massive structures tied to alignment, mythology, initiation, and ancient knowledge. And then we go to Cholula, home of one of the largest pyramids on planet Earth, a massive, ancient structure that is still partially buried beneath the land, laid with conquest, religion, history, and lost history. You'll see how ancient civilizations were covered over and over, then renamed, then buried, but never fully erased. This journey includes expert lectures by myself and Timothy Hogan, sacred site discussions, cultural experiences, ceremonies, guided explorations, select meals, and transportation within Mexico, and a powerful spiritual community of people who think just like you. So this is a limited capacity experience. This is not a massive crowd tour. This is a curated journey for people ready to walk the path of the agents, ready to reconnect with the sacred wisdom of the experience of Mexico through hidden history, through consciousness, and through transformation. So if you ever felt called to the pyramids of Mexico, the Maya, the serpent wisdom, and all of the star alignments, this is your moment. Don't wait until all the seats are gone. Reserve your spot today, lock in your place, and come walk with us through the pyramids, temples, cenote, ceremonies, and mysteries of ancient Mexico. I can't wait to see you there. All right, I can't wait to see y'all there in Mexico. It's gonna be an amazing tour. And uh I love Mexico. The first time I went to Mexico was, let me see, my youngest son is now 26, and I went a year prior to him being born. So technically around 27 years ago now, I went to Mexico for the first time. And uh that was a pretty cool trip because I'm sorry, no, it was before that. Oh, I'm going a little bit too soon. We're talking now 28 years, it was technically 28 years, yeah. Because then I then he okay, then I got a relationship, then he got you okay. So 28 years. Okay, 28 years, almost three decades ago. I went to Mexico, and I chose Mexico for a specific reason. I chose Mexico because it was very close, of course, to America. Back then, I'm gonna age myself now. You did not need a passport to go to Mexico back then. All you had to do was show your birth certificate. You showed your birth certificate and your ID, and boom, boom, boom, you were in Mexico. No, no, no, uh, no passport needed. That's how far back I go. I used to go to the Caribbean Islands with no passport. Simply taking my birth certificate and my ID. That's all you used to need back then. It was so easy to travel. It was so seamless and smooth, it was so quick. And then every year it got worse and worse and worse with all these new laws and things and so forth. And then the 9-11 happened, and then it got really crazy. They started making up all kinds of things to generate money and revenue out of us, right? I mean, imagine you have uh several you know billion people now, several hundred million people. I'm sorry, several hundred million, because there's only 390 million Americans. Let's just say several hundred million people now have to go get a passport. That's a lot of revenue being generated just by pressing a button and making a brand new law, and then all of a sudden now everybody's got to go spend a few hundred dollars on a passport, right? They generated a lot of revenue. I mean, significant amount of revenue by doing that. And then um, you know, they created a whole industry around passports. Oh, I like that that uh that Egyptian motif you put on my head over there, TikTok. You know, so um, yeah, that's what happened there, unfortunately. But regardless, let me tell you about my trip. So, before we talk about the pyramids and stuff, so I I know that I need to go visit these ancient sites. It's my first time really traveling out of the country. Okay, this is my real first time. I'm not talking about Caribbean Islands, I'm talking about like, you know, leaving the United States. For me, it felt like I was going to a foreign country, even though I'm going from Florida to Mexico, uh, flying into Cancun three out three and a half hours, I think it was. Uh, my budget was very small back then. I'll tell you, my budget was no more than $700 after I, you know, that's not including my airlines and my hotel, but I had $700 total cash, $200 I would keep for emergencies, $500 I would convert into pesos, Mexican pesos. And I went to the convert the money conversion counter and I converted those $500 into pesos, and let me tell you something, I thought I was rich. I thought I was rich. They gave me all this freaking money, they gave me stacks of money. I didn't understand that stuff was gonna cost a lot more. Uh, you know, you're not gonna buy a sandwich for like one peso, so five pesos, it's gonna be like 30 pesos for a sandwich. I didn't know that at the moment, so all I knew was when I gave them the 500 bucks and they gave me hundreds of thousands of dollars. I was like, holy crap, I'm rich. I remember, and this is no lie. This is funny. This is funny. I went back to the hotel room and I spread I spread the money on the bed and I laid in it because I I was green. I really thought I was rich. I was like, this is insane. I mean, I could come here with you know ten thousand dollars and I can live like a king in my mind. I didn't I didn't understand at the time. I mean, forgive me, okay? It's 30 almost 30 years ago, and I had no real experience with that, but I literally spread the money out on my bed uh in the hotel room. I spread it all over the bed and I just laid in it, and I was like, yeah, this is incredible. And then I had a reality check because I decided I'm I'm hungry, I'm really hungry. Let me go get some lunch, and then I I went down, I went down to the hotel lobby and I went to the restaurant there to get some lunch, and the sandwich was like $40. And I was like, oh my God. And then the drink was like $15, you know. So it just kept going. I was like, oh, I see now the value of the dollar here is way less than the value of the American dollar. No wonder why they gave me so much money. But I was green, and of course, I know it sounds crazy. I really truthfully didn't understand in the beginning, but I caught on pretty quick. I recognized I wasn't as rich as I thought I was. Um, but again, I had $700 cash, I had $200 for emergencies, and I had uh another $500 that I converted, and I took that whole trip through Mexico. Back then it had a lot of dirt roads, and we really rode through the jungle to get to Chitsanita to get to get deep into the Yucatan. Uh, it was like a real adventure. I remember that bus I was on full of all these people. It was like a small, like a mid-sized bus. We stopped in the middle of the jungle, and they took us to this place with an open-aired area, and they had uh like the uh the indigenous people doing the the original dances and they had the original, you know, tribal gear on, and they were doing fire shows and this and that, and they were feeding us this food. Um, and I was like, wow, I can't believe I'm experiencing this right now. And then, you know, we got back on the bus and we drove back through the jungle some more, and we end up in Chitsunitsa. Um, and we go in and I'm looking at these pyramids. I never forget walking in through that area when the first thing that starts rising into your side of view, your your is this pyramid of Kuku Khan. It just rises into view as you walk in, and you're like completely stunned at the size, the complexity, how intricate it was, how well put together the structure was after all these years. And as you begin to look around, you start to see all the other structures in the area, and you're like blown away. And that feeling that I got that day of being in the midst of those megalithic structures in the middle of a jungle, you know, with only $500 to my name in my pocket. It was like, this is all I want to do for the rest of my life. I was like, this is literally all I want to do for the rest of my life. All I want to do is I want to travel to these places. I want to see these places, I want to see them in person, I want to experience them in person, I want to touch them, I want to research them. This is all I want to do for the rest of my life. And from that day forward, that is literally all I've been doing. I mean, I've been doing a lot of other things, but I dedicated my life to traveling the world. That one experience, that one experience, that one day that I walked into that place and saw these sites. I drove through jungles, I interacted with indigenous tribes, you know, and talking to the bushmen and the wisdom keepers, and I was just hooked, man. I was like, this is this is incredible. After that moment, my mind was so expanded, like I couldn't see doing anything else. I I I literally couldn't envision myself doing anything else except for traveling the world and visiting these sites. I didn't know how I was gonna do it, I had no idea how it would get done. And I'm dropping the link in the live chat, by the way, for everyone who wants to come on the tour, register for the tour to Mexico, my sacred Mexico tour. Do it asap. If you're on Instagram, okay, you're on Anunnaki History or Forbidden Knowledge. I'm live on both. If you look at the live, there's a button right there on the live, there's a button you can tap on my live. You can tap that button and register for the tour because there's only limited spots. Mexico is not like Egypt. I can't take hundreds of people, and I can only take a small number of people to Mexico, but click that link and register. And TikTok, the link is in my my bio. But after having that experience, it transformed me in a way that I I'm still kind of a loss for words, you know. Um I had seen these sites in only in encyclopedias growing up and on TV. National Geographic is all we had, and we had the Encyclopedia Britannica, and that's where I had seen you know these sites growing up. Remember, I grew up pre-internet, pre-computer, pre-cell phone. I I'm a dinosaur, okay. I I remember having beepers in high school, pagers. Uh, and the best we can do for text was to send a numeric code, and you can turn your beeper upside down and you can read those numbers because those numbers then kind of resemble letters. I know I got some people, some old school people in the live chat right now who know what I'm talking about. So, um, but that that transformed me. What I learned in that moment, you know, I remember going back to my hotel in Chitsunitsa that night, and I remember just sitting back, they had this like this little chair with this small foot stool in there, and that foot rest in there, and I sat back and I put my feet up on the foot rest, and I was so consumed by what I had experienced in the like the last 48 hours, and I recognized that my mind had completely been transformed, you know, like I had completely been transformed. I knew that my mind could never go back to the previous size in terms of its expansion into visiting these ancient sites and cultures. I recognized that you know, a mind once stretched can never go back. And I was now outside of the box in the exploration box. And for me, I'll be quite honest, that was a pretty big stretch. Somebody dropped a couple of codes, text codes in the live chat. What's up, Manny? Manny's dropping the old the old beeper codes hello in the live chat. He could have, he could have. I'm glad you typed something nice and mild, Manny, because you know we could have typed some of the crazy stuff in there too. But anyway, um and so this is my first experience with Mexico. This is why it's so Mexico is so sacred for me, you know? It's just so sacred because it was the first place that I experienced going on a tour. And from my perspective, and this, you know, hopefully this is this this doesn't offend anybody, but I had never seen black people exploring the world like that. I didn't have any black people to look up to on TV or in these encyclopedias, which is pretty much all I had to go on in terms of wanting to travel the world. I didn't have any representation of a black person. So, in another way, I had to be a little bit more courageous than my friends and family, whereas a lot of them were afraid to travel. I felt like I was just called to it, even though I didn't see anybody out there that would represent, you know, me. And I know for some of you who may not be black or whatever, or different race, you might be like, Well, that sounds strange. It seems like it would be an easy thing to do, but it's actually not. When you're programmed from your community a certain way, and that programming goes back generations, uh, and then all of a sudden now you're talking about you're gonna go see some ancient sites that have nothing to do with the Bible and this and that, right? It's almost like you're gonna go visit the devil. I mean, I know it sounds crazy, you know. But I I I actually had a couple of friends tell me that, you know, and so those things kind of you try to let them bounce off of you, you know. But the explorer in me, the deep core, my explorer nature, it was like, man, I gotta go, I have to go do it. I don't care. I'm not gonna be afraid, I'm gonna go do it. So I had to get into my courage vibration, my vibration of courage, right? And I had to block out all the Bull crap that I was hearing from people like, why do you want to go see pyramids and why you want to go in the jungle and all this kind of crazy stuff, you know? And uh, you know, that they can take you away. I mean, I heard it all. I heard it all. You might never come back, you know. They're gonna take you away. And so um, you know, they're worshiping the devil in the jungle. I mean, I heard it all, I really heard it all, and so I had to really overcome the subconscious programming, had to really break through subconscious programming, epigenetic memories encoded in the body from generations prior. I had to break free of outside influences that were telling me that I was crazy for wanting to do this, and why would I want to do something like this, you know? Um and again, without having without seeing anybody on TV doing any of this, and you know, in in terms of my own race, even though I believe in the human race, but there's still there's still uh representation, there's still something that you can relate to, relatability. I didn't have any relatability. And uh all that's really sure was a lot of British, you know, Caucasian men taking on these challenges, climbing Mount Everest, you know, going through the jungles of the Serengeti and and creating photo hides, which is what they call them hides, and you know, videotaping and doing photography in the jungles, you know, of Africa and uh and visiting the pyramids and and these great National Geographic series where you hear this fantastic, amazing British accent, so eloquently spoken and and so dramatic, it just lures you in like you're you know you're watching a drama. And I was like, wow. But you know, for my friends who or people are family members of certain people were like offended by it, like like, you know, not offended, but like thinking it can never be them. I didn't, I just saw, why can't it be me? Why can't, you know, now I don't have the British accent, but why can't why can't it be me experiencing these incredible things? You know, I used to watch Jacques Cousteau uh when I was younger, Jacques Cousteau and his amazing dives, you know. Uh he was an oceanographer and he was uh really a anthropologist of the sea life, and I used to watch, you know, National Geographic and um all these other great shows on PBS, you know, and PBS had some amazing stuff for me, you know. While while a lot of my friends and family were watching, you know, comedies and whatever the heck goes elsewhere. I was watching that's the stuff I was interested in, you know, documentaries, docuseries, you know, wildlife shows, uh, and things like that, and technology shows as well. I love technology shows. So again, but getting back, what I'm saying is you never know what experience you're gonna have that can transform your life. And so for me, going to Mexico was a huge transformation for me. It was the first place where I took that leap of faith within myself, where I mustered up enough courage. I left my comfort zone, and I went to one of the most amazing places that you can ever see, you know. Casemira says, same for me, Billy. So I'm not alone in this. It's good to know that I'm not alone, you know. Devin Smith says National Drink Graphics had magazines too, you know. Yes, they did. They had the magazines, yep. And so it's just great to know that you're not alone, you know. Starlight says, yep, me too. Good old, good old PBS. Public broadcasting service. Great content there. And so I'm in, I'm just imparting to you like how did I get started traveling and going to these sites? Because a lot of people just didn't know. My first foreign into exploring and traveling to these ancient sites all around the world was Mexico. And that's why Mexico is such a sacred place for me. It was literally, I mean, quite literally, my start to my career in exploring these sites and then traveling the entire planet. I have now been around the world 25 times in this one lifetime. And that has cost me not sponsors, you know, no brand deals. I'm gonna manifest me some brand deals. I'm gonna manifest brand deals and sponsors moving forward into the future. But as of up to date today, going back in time, zero assistance, zero dollars from anywhere, no donations. I had to generate the revenue to go and pay for myself to move around this planet and go to all these places. And I've spent millions of dollars doing it. Now I'm blessed to be able to have found ways to generate the revenue via the stock market, several businesses that I built and sold. And, you know, I was doing business long before Instagram and Facebook. I sold, I exited companies before you know YouTube existed. I already already made millions of dollars. So I was fortunate to be able to be a smart businessman and to leverage that into what my passion was, which was traveling the world nonstop. You know? And um it's like, man, what an incredible life. I feel like I've lived the life of 10 men, and that's no exaggeration. You know, I look back at my life, and yes, I've told y'all stories of a lot of the crazy things that I've been through, especially growing up, you know. But even with the things I've been through growing up, the the you know, the abject poverty and and all the things I all the troubles and situations that I had to face as a youngster growing up, to to make it out of that, to then become successful in business, to build several eight-figure income businesses, to live my passion, to travel the world and see these places and bring back the information to the world and share what I've learned. You know, my clips on social media across all platforms combined has reached over two billion views. That's billion with a B. Over two billion views. That includes shared content and people reposting. Um, and so in a way, it makes me feel so grateful that I've been able to live within my passion, share that passion with the world, and then the world to receive what I'm passionate about with such wide open arms to watch it, to share it, to like it, to support it. And then some people to even come on my next adventure with me. You know what I mean? You know, uh, so it's pretty cool. Yeah. Um, and so I'm dropping a link in the live chat for TikTok. The link is in my bio if you want to join me on the next tour, the sacred tour of Mexico. It's the link's in my bio. And uh on X, I mean sorry, yeah, on X, the link is in the caption, and on Instagram, the link is in my live feed. You can look at the live, there's a button you can tab and register. But so, you know, we're talking about visiting one of the most sacred places in the world, and that sacred place is the city of the gods. The city of the gods, teotiwacon. Now, Teotihuacan is a much ancient name, a much more ancient name. That name goes back and ties into a deity out of Africa, yes, out of Africa. The name Teotihuacan translates into the city of Tehuti. And who is Tehuti? Tehuti in Africa is also known to the ancient Egyptians as Thoth, T-H-O-T-H, where we get the word thought from. Thought comes from Thoth, and in the land of Kemet, he taught alchemy, Kemet, and chemistry from Kemet. And that knowledge then was changed and transformed the planet itself. Why did he end up in Mexico or at that time Mesoamerica? When you look at the ancient Sumerian tablets of all things out of Mesopotamia, his father, Inki, told him that he was getting in too many battles with his brother Marduk. And you can find Marduk's name in the Jewish American Library, in the Torah, and in the Old Testament of the good old-fashioned Bible. And his name was Ningajida. That was Thoth's name in Sumerian. And Enki said, Listen, you have you and your brother are having too many battles. Leave this side and go to the other side, go to the west and build a new civilization. Thoth left. He took Olmex with him from Africa, and he went to Mesoamerica, and he built Teotihuacan and the surrounding cities, and routed down all the way throughout Chitsenica, down even into South America, Bolivia, Peru. It's all the same culture. And you say, Well, what is the evidence of this? How do you know this? Where's the evidence that this actually happened? Well, in the Animal Tabits, Tholt says, Builded I the Great Pyramid, patterned after Earth's force, so that it too might remain through the ages. He's talking about the Great Pyramid in Egypt. That's written 36 to 40,000 years ago. Now, he also was told by his father to build a sphinx, face it to the east and put east, and put his face on it. The face on there now is not Thoth's face, by the way. That's a recarved face of Marduk's son. That's his nephew's face on there now. Yes, his nephew's face is on the Sphinx, not his face. But then you look at the construction of the pyramid, and he talks about the secret chambers that he has and all that. It's all in the Emerald Tablets, it's all been discovered within the last 10 years. Everything in that book has been discovered now. Almost everything. How to manifest stone from cinatic frequencies and photons. That's what was discovered only two years ago by modern scientists in a laboratory. Thoth talks about that 36,000 years ago. The hidden chamber above the Grand Gallery was discovered about seven years ago with a muon scan. Thoth talks about that in Aermal Tablets 36,000 years ago. The object, one mile deep beneath the Sphinx's paw, which Thoth says is his skyship, was discovered about eight years ago beneath the Sphinx, about a mile deep. They discovered this huge object by ground penetrating radar, which everyone is banned from going down there. And the rep and the all the TV report on it was also canceled right when it was going live on Discovery Channel. Everything in the compendium of the Emerald Tablets that I covered has been now shown to be accurate, including the huge, massive underground area beneath the Giza Plateau that has those megalithic columns going down. Eight years ago, I rendered images of those columns on page 34 of my book. And guess what? In 2025, one year ago, less than a year ago, they discovered that was true too. And now they just discovered the second Sphinx facing to the west with a SARS scan, a synthetic aperture radar scan. So everything that I've been talking about with dealing with Egypt has come to pass, verified and validated by modern technology. And I'm only going on ancient text that predates pretty much everything we know. But why do I bring this up? Well, if Thoth built the Great Pyramid, that means he would be the master architect. We know the exact size and dimensions of the Great Pyramid in Egypt. And so now we go and look at, and also the surrounding pyramids, and we go look at the pyramids in Teotihuacan. There's three pyramids there, there's three pyramids at Giza. The base, the base of the Great Pyramid, and the base of the pyramid of the sun in Mexico are the same exact size. Isn't that interesting? The three pyramids in Mexico and the three pyramids at Giza are aligned with the Orion star system. Isn't that interesting? They're aligned with Orion. Right? I was showing this yesterday. I'm gonna put it up on the screen here for those who can see it on the screen. Not only are they aligned with Orion, but both sites are built on top of aquifers. Kiza is built on top of an ancient aquifer which was fueled by the Nile, and Teotibacon also built on top of an aquifer. Why? Because running water under certain types of stone create physiostatic electricity, meaning that they were both uh power generators, all both aligned with Orion's belt, including the pyramids in Jiang, China, perfectly aligned. Why China? Because Thoth was also known as Wang Di, the Emperor, the first Emperor of China. He arrived on a flying dragon, and he taught civilization and brought civilization and language and hieroglyphs, which is the Chinese writing, to that area. And that is the ancient story. And the Chinese people teach it. Wang Di arrived on a flying dragon to civilize and bring civilization and knowledge and wisdom to China. So it's not a mystery, it's not a crazy scenario I'm making up in my head. That's what the Chinese say we're talking about the same person, and then we see he's got three pyramids in China also perfectly aligned with what? Orion's belt. Okay. Isn't that interesting? And that's why the Chinese people celebrate the day of the dragon. The dragon is the skyship that Wang Di arrived on. It's the same person. Three different locations Asia, Africa, and uh and Mesoamerica, three sites built on top of aquifers, three sites aligned with Orion, three sites with a large pyramid with roughly the same size base. We're talking about the same blueprint coming from the same architect. That's what we're talking about. We're talking about enough circumstantial evidence to put this person as the as the arc the blueprint architect for these three major pyramid sites around the world. Okay. And what did they find at the Xi'an pyramids in China? The Xi'an pyramids in China, they discovered mercury under the ground. What did they discover in Mexico? They discovered in Mexico at the pyramids there, mercury, a river of mercury. In Egypt, they were doing something a little different. They were generating hydrogen, okay, hydrogen and ammonia. So they were utilizing that for so these pyramids were also like chemical plants on top of every everything else. They were multifunctional stone machines, chemical plants, and power generators, which is pretty interesting. Okay. And uh, you know, so I'm putting this a picture I just threw up on the screen here of me. This is back in uh this might be like 2013, a long time ago. Uh at um at I'm standing on the Avenue of the Dead at Teotihuacan with the pyramid of the moon behind me. The pyramid of the sun, you can't see in the photo, would be to my left uh from that perspective. And I'm kind of just taking a selfie here, right? And behind me is the pyramid of the moon. Now, the pyramid of the moon that also connects us to Africa to Egypt. Why? Because Tehuti built the pyramid of the moon for his wife. His wife, Mayot. Who is Mayat in Africa? In Egypt? She is the one that wrote the 42 laws of Mayat. The 42 laws of Mayot. And that pyramid behind me, that pyramid of the moon, is actually eight pyramids. Okay? Eight pyramids. Can you imagine having eight pyramids stacked on top of each other? It's an it's a it's an octoid. He built, he used, he built that structure, and you know that Thoth is the god of the eight. And there's eight pyramids stacked on top. And he built that pyramid dedicated to his wife, his wife from Africa, Mayotte, who wrote the 42 laws of Mayot. When I was in um uh I was in uh Australia just a few months ago in the Outback. Uh this image right here of King Simon, this right here, King Simon, this is back in 2013, right here. It's an old photo from 2013. Um shout out to King Simon in the live chat. Make sure y'all follow his YouTube account. He's a numerologist. Um, when I when I did this uh this walkabout, this with this walkabout with the app originals a few months ago in Australia in the Outback, they took me to this open area. And in this open area in the Outback, there's a giant petroglyph, and this giant petroglyph was in the ground, massive, and it's got this being on there, and this being is sitting on something coming through its body and to through its legs, and they said, That is Tothamambi. And I said, Wow, they said, Yeah, from Africa. He's flying on his skyship through the Milky Way galaxy. This is the Aboriginal elders telling me this. I even had them on a podcast talking about it, and then beneath him on that petroglyph, there's another etched woman there, and she's holding on to the leg of a kangaroo, which the Aboriginal elders say that represents she's holding on to the law. And they said, Well, who's the woman? They said, That's Tothamabi's wife. I said, Oh my god, she's holding on to the law in Africa. Thoth's wife wrote the 42 laws of Mayot. It's the same people in the Outback in Australia in the middle of absolutely nowhere. We've got Thoth and his wife Mayot. Then we go back to uh Mexico, the pyramid of the moon. We have the pyramid of the moon built for his wife Mayot in the city of Tehuti. We go to Egypt, and we have the 42 Laws of Mayat, and we have both being married to Mayot. It's just incredible. I mean, the correlations and the connections are just like mind-blowing, you know? And this is why you can see how this can be so addictive getting into all this stuff and traveling the world and learning all of this. I mean, when I learned about this connection between Australia, Thoth, and Mayot, the Aboriginals didn't even know. I actually taught them something. They didn't even know that connection exists. Existed until I told them they were like, wow, that's incredible. Incredible. One of the most viral videos I ever made was reading the 42 Laws of Mayot. They're that powerful. The Ten Commandments in the Old Testament come from the 42 Laws of Mayotch. They were just extracted from that. You know? So ah, just a just a crazy, just incredible, you know. And uh again, these are the kind of things, these epiphany moments, these awakenings, these understandings, connecting these dots. You can only get this when you go. Like if I would have never went there and saw that and made that connection, if I had never been to Egypt and learned all that information and been to Mexico and learned that information, and then now I'm in Australia, and now I can make the connection because I have the data in my brain. I have all the data, I have the connecting dots. Now I see this final dot and I can connect the dot all the way from Australia all the way across into Mexico. And of course, even into Asia with the Xian pyramid complex. But it just takes, you know, it takes more than just surface surface-level research sometimes to connect all these dots across all these different time frames. And sometimes you just gotta be there to see this stuff so you can be like, oh my god, I just had another epiphany moment. Boom, this is what that means. This connects this to that, and that connects this to that, you know. And that's why this stuff gets me so excited because it's like I'm living a real life of a real explorer. I'm actually out here getting my hands dirty. And one thing I do is I shave, I save every pair of sneakers that I've traveled with since the first trip I've ever taken. I have every pair of sneakers that I've taken and hiked with, all the hiking shoes. And if you took each one of those sets of shoes to a forensic place to do a forensic audit of the dust, they can authenticate exactly where in the world those shoes have been, what mountains, you know, what gullies, what rivers, you know, what deserts. It's all saved into the shoes. So I don't throw them all away. I have stacks and stacks of them now, unfortunately. But one day I may maybe I'll have a silent auction or something with the shoes or whatever, but I've been saving them since day number one. And every single pair is a pair of Nikes because for me, they're the most comfortable shoes to hike in. I've tried boots, my feet were hurting, they were sweaty. Uh, I felt like I was walking around with ankle weights on. And once I tried uh Nikes, I'll be quite honest with you, I never had a problem. My feet never hurt. I've walked 180 miles in the Sahara Desert over the course of 12 days, hiking with uh with my my and my crew and my uh and the group. Um I've done 87 miles in the jungles of Cambodia, you know. I've hiked through the jungles of Peru and Bolivia. I mean, you name it. And I just feel I always feel comfortable in those shoes. My feet always feel good, they never hurt. Uh, I always feel like I have good support and good grip, by the way. So, but anyway, you know, so Teotihuacan was designed as a cosmic map, and the avenue of the dead is there, and it's really a reflection on earth of the sky, as above, so below. This as above, so below is there. Uh, and it's it's synchronized with celestial cycles. I just came back from the Vatican also uh a few months ago. I think I was in the Vatican in May. Yeah, May. And I spent a lot of time in the courtyard of the Vatican and I recognized something crazy. I recognized that from standing from the outside of the front of the basilica and looking outward, I was seeing the exact same courtyard at Teotihuacan. I saw that the Vatican incorporated Teotihuacan into its design and layout that they mimicked and copied it exactly. And then they took an obelisk from Egypt and put it there as well in the center of the uh the circle. Uh now that was crazy to be able to see. I wonder if any let me just let me see if I can do a quick Google search and see if I can find something similar here real quick. Let's just check it out. Let's see if I can oops, I'm on the wrong screen. Let's see if I can find something here. I got two computers open, three screens, 50 tabs on each device. Let's take a quick look at Google. Uh let's see. Uh Vatican, uh courtyard, and um Teotubicon. Oh, bam, bam, bam. Here we go. Look at that. Boom. I love this. This is incredible. See, this is great stuff. Let me save this image and put it up on the screen. I found an image. I Googled uh Vatican Courtyard and Teotibicon, and right away it pops right up. We're living in the age of information. Ignorance is an absolute choice right now. Ignorance is a choice. There's no excuses anymore. So up on the screen, I'm telling you where I was standing, and I look down, and look what I saw. I saw this connection between the Vatican City and Teotilbokan. You know? This is just mind-boggling. Mind-boggling. What's up, Larry? Larry the living legend is on my YouTube account right now. Larry Schmidt, what's up, Larry? He says, Billy, what is your favorite place to go in Egypt and explore? Right now, I would say uh it still is the uh the Serapium in Saqqara. I like to call it the the halls of Amenti. It's Enkeys Halls of Amenke. Enke's Halls of Amenti. It's underground. Larry's coming to Egypt with me in a in a few months. We'll be in Egypt together. He's already registered for his trip. And we're gonna go underground to the halls of a menti, and you're gonna be standing inside of an underground machine that used to rejuvenate bodies. You're going to see the megalithic diorite, crystal diorite radioactive boxes. You're gonna see my Geiger Crown read the radioactivity. You're gonna touch these megalithic boxes down there, Larry. You're gonna see the lids, the megalithic lids that we as human beings can't close or open in the 21st century. The ones that are open was because they were already open, and we can't open a closed one. We opened two of them by using TNT, we meaning the archaeologist. Because once they're closed, they're hermetically sealed and they can't be opened by anybody or any machine. And you're gonna get a chance to go down there, touch it, see it, take pictures with them. It's gonna be mind-boggling. It's it's what's talked about in the Emerald Tablets. Okay. So that's what we're gonna do. All right, it's gonna be great. Anyway, um, but yeah, Larry's coming to Egypt. If you want to come to Mexico, click that link in my bio and I'll drop the link in the live chat for you again here. Okay. I just drop that link in the live chat. If you're on X, the link is in the caption of this, uh uh of this um is live. It's also in my bio as well on X. And if you're on Instagram, the link is in the live. You can click, tap, look to the live feed and tap that link, and you can register there, okay, and do it asap. But look at this Vatican City and Teotihuacan. They copied it. They absolutely copied it. And I recognize that in May. I just recognized that in May, okay? And uh it's just uh you see the most amazing things. Here I have a picture of me as well. Very old picture back from 2013. I'm at Tula. I'm standing on this picture I have on the screen. I'm standing. If you want to see this, you got to go to YouTube, by the way. I'm sorry. I'm standing on top of the pyramid of Kukulkan. Yes, there's another pyramid of Kukulkan located in Tula. So you have the one in the Yucatan Peninsula at Chitsunitsa, but there's another Kukulkan pyramid, and I'm standing on the top, and the top has Toltecs, and the Toltecs are holding weapons, even though their hands are like kind of glued to their bodies, they're holding on to these weapons in their hands and these technological devices they have on these helmets, they're very technological, and so I'm standing on top, and I got to go inside the Ku Kokan Pyramid there, and in the back, there's a Saba. A Saba is a Stargate. And the original, uh, the the uh original indigenous people there and the uh homegrown archaeologist that I had with me said that that Thoth would stand there at that, and there he's known as Ku Kukan. And he would stand there in this indentium which I stood in, and he would put something in this little notch in the wall, and he would vanish. He just vanish. And then he'd come back many years later. Um, and no one knew the people didn't know where he went, but he would leave and go away from time to time. So just crazy stuff. Just crazy stuff. But anyway, yeah. Um it's really exciting. It's just really all the stuff is so exciting, you know. It's uh it's uplifting and uh it's it's mind expanding, which is what you want to be. You want to expand your mind. I tell people all the time, you gotta travel while it is still legal. And I mean that wholeheartedly. We don't know when sites will be shut down and turned off, access will be reduced or taken away completely, or even if some situation prevents travel across your country lines at all. You don't you can't predict and say, well, I'll get to it in five years, I'll get to it in 10 years. My thing is I would say make it a priority now. I just came back from Machu Picchu uh the beginning of 2025, and half of Machu Picchu was roped off. And I said, Why can't I? I I went there before in 2018. How come I can't go over there now? What's going on? They said they don't know, but from now on, only half is open to the public. If you want to see the other side, there's a standing area, it's about 200 yards away. You can stand and take a picture from a distance of the second half. No excuse, no reason why. And eventually they said they may restrict the entire site, and all you can do is look at it, observe it from a distance, and take photos. This is why you have to go to these places and visit them before it's too late. In Mexico, you can't climb any pyramids, you can't go inside of any of the pyramids unless you're on my tour. My Tor has VIP access, but when we visit these sites in Mexico, there won't be any tourists at most of the sites. Most of the time, we'll be alone. And we have the green light through security to climb the structures, which is something that hardly anyone can do. Okay? Hardly anyone can do. It might. I mean, they're they're definitely hiding and covering something up, and uh there's something they don't want us to know about. It's why they're start starting to block us from these sites because now we're walking around with handheld LIDAR. When I travel now, I take my LIDAR, my handheld LIDAR equipment, I'm scanning while I'm walking. I don't have to have a big machine that I run over the ground and run over the sites, and I'm walking and scanning now. I have Geiger cameras, I have a magnetometer when I travel. I'm going to these sites with technology. All of a sudden, before nobody can detect anything there. Now we can detect things with devices the same size as our cell phone. So that could be another reason why they're beginning to lock things up and hide things from us or or restrict us from accessing certain areas. You know? Yeah. But I'm really what's up, hood historian. I'm really looking forward to it. You know? He said, Library of Congress isn't doesn't classify Mexican, Puerto Rican, blacks, etc., in the human family. Yeah, I know. So these sites are incredible. I'm so happy to go and see these places. Love to share this with you. The link is being dropped in the live chat. The link is in my bio, TikTok, X, and everyone else. Alright, I wanted to hop on here and just share with you some of my passion for this place and for what I've been able to do and why I travel. Mexico is my first place. Mexico was the first place that I had ever been. The first place I had I had ever traveled to. And for those of you who just are getting on, I want to just share this video with you one more time. Everybody, it's Philippe Carson, aka Forbidden Knowledge. I want to invite you to something that is not just a vacation and not just another tour. This is a sacred expedition into the heart of ancient Mexico. And this is the sacred tour you've been waiting for. The IOTL rising, the pyramids of Mexico experience. And from October the 24th to November the 5th, 2026, we are taking a collective into the pyramids, the temples, the sacred cities, the cenote. We're gonna take part in the ceremonies and all the ancient mysteries of Mexico. We're going beyond the beaches, beyond the tourist traps, and beyond the surface-level version of history. We're going into the world of the Maya, the Toltec, the Serpent Wisdom, and the sacred calendars. We're gonna learn about the star alignments and the forbidden, forgotten, encoded knowledge in stone. And when we begin in the Yucatan, staying in beautiful luxury accommodations near the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, we're gonna visit private beaches with access to environments that are designed for rest, connection, transformation, and integration. And then we'll begin to go a lot deeper. And this is the part that's gonna be incredible. We're gonna explore Tulum, where ancient temples rise above the sea and become connected to the stars and the sun. We're gonna experience the cycles of time and the ancient priesthoods that understand astronomy, architecture, frequency, and consciousness in ways that modern science is just now trying to finally decode. And then we're gonna go to Koba, traveling the ancient psychov. And that's the roads that are exploring the power of the Nana and one of the tallest pyramids in the Maya world. And we'll ask the real questions. Were these just ceremonial centers, or were they part of a global ancient knowledge system that stretched across continents? And we'll experience the Ekbalam, the temple of the Jaguar, one of the most mysterious ancient sites in the region. And this is where we connect with sacred temples and Mayan ceremonies and a powerful cenote and the energy of the land itself. And of course, we're gonna go to Titsunitsa down in the Yucatan Peninsula, the home of Kuku Khan's castle. And this is not just a pyramid, this is a mathematical and astronomical spiritual machine carved into stone. And when you stand there with us, you're standing in front of a message from the ancient world. And then we're gonna visit Ayolid, and we're gonna enjoy authentic local food, explore artisan shops, and experience the culture of Mexico in a way that most tourists never ever get a chance to. And then we continue down to Merida, one of the most beautiful cultural cities in the Yucatan, where we're gonna experience the energy of Dia de los Muertos, the day of the dead. It's not just a holiday, it's an ancestral remembrance, a sacred connection between the living and the dead, the bloodline and the eternal soul. And from there we're gonna visit Hook's Mall, one of the most powerful Maya sites in the Pook region, with the pyramid of the magician, sacred geometry, ancient carvings, and symbols that still speak to us thousands of years later. And then we fly into Mexico City, which is included for one of the biggest energetic ships in this entire journey. We're going to experience Dia de los Muertos in the most powerful and beautiful city in the world, and then visit Teotilacon, the city of the gods, also known as the city of Tehuti. The pyramid of the sun is there, the pyramid of the moon, the pyramid of Kitokuato, and the Avenue of the Dead. These are not ordinary monuments, these are massive structures tied to alignment, mythology, initiation, and ancient knowledge. And then we go to Cholula, home of one of the largest pyramids on planet Earth, a massive, ancient structure that is still partially buried beneath the land, laid with conquest, religion, history, and lost history. You'll see how ancient civilizations were covered over and over, then renamed, then buried, but never fully erased. This journey includes expert lectures by myself and Timothy Hogan, sacred site discussions, cultural experiences, ceremonies, guided explorations, select meals, and transportation within Mexico, and a powerful spiritual community of people who think just like you. So this is a limited capacity experience. This is not a massive crowd tour. This is a curated journey for people ready to walk the path of the agents, ready to reconnect with the sacred wisdom of the experience of Mexico through hidden history, through consciousness and through transformation. So if you ever felt called to the pyramids of Mexico, the Maya, the serpent wisdom, and all of the star alignments, this is your moment. Don't wait until all the seats are gone. Reserve your spot today, lock in your place, and come walk with us through the pyramids, temples, cenote, ceremonies, and mysteries of ancient Mexico. I can't wait to see you there. So, everyone, thank y'all for hanging out tonight. I'm dropping a link again in the live chat. It's also in the caption of this video, caption of this audio. Link is in my bio. Register for my forbidden tour of Mexico, my sacred Mexican tour. Come hang out with me in Mexico. It's gonna be a great time. Thank y'all for letting me share my time with you tonight, talking about my experiences and what I've done and you know how I got into all of this. And uh, I'll be back on again very soon. I'll probably be live again tomorrow, mañana. I'll see y'all again very