EP17 | Walking the Earth Star

A Global Star Tour

We begin by looking up at the stars and journeying across cultures. From South America’s Desána, to Africa’s Borana herders, India’s Vedic cosmology, and Ireland’s earth-star circles. You’ll discover how myths of gods and stars often reflect real celestial observations.

Geometry, pi & the Golden Ratio

Next, we marvel at ancient architecture perfectly aligned with celestial rhythms, and learn how Neolithic builders applied geometry, π (pi), and φ (phi, the Golden Ratio) in their designs. You might even hear echoes of myths like Noah and Manu suggesting advanced prehistoric technologies.

Listen in as we show how our ancestors turned natural sky patterns into precise calendars, and make you question: Were they really as “primitive” as textbooks say?

From calendars to symbols, we revisit the pentagram; the five-pointed star found in Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, and West Africa. You’ll hear how it represents our head, limbs, and five senses, another reminder that Math, nature, and architecture share the same cosmic blueprint.

On the Ground with the Divining Rods

On the ground, Douglas takes us to the Tinnacara Dolmen. He treks through farmland using divining rods to trace a circular band of alternating magnetic and water lines, and shows how each main stone carries its own energy line. And, the widths exactly matching the stones themselves. Below you’ll find his photos:

Lively Q&A: Pendulums, Crystals & More

We open the floor to a lively discussion, from burial pendulums to temple layouts, metal “witnesses” as ancient measuring devices, and even where crystals were buried beneath foundations (or, perhaps it’s where the quartz simply exits the bedrock?)

To wrap up, Douglas remind us that nothing is static: water levels, ice caps, and even the ground beneath our feet are always shifting.

Whether you’re into archaeology, astrology, spirituality, or just love a good mystery. This episode has it all: timelines, myths, and marvels. You’ll be asking, “Were our ancestors more advanced than we’ve been taught?” by the end.

Bring your curiosity, pour yourself something soothing, and prepare to be transported through time and space. You might just look at the stars, or the earth, a little differently by the end.