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Soon enough, we'll be all together again and filming, you know. >> Um, I'm going to give you the last word. Uh, people, please listen to Bruno. He's going to lead us out [music] tonight with uh his wisdom. Bruno, the floor is yours. Thank you everybody for coming. >> Thank you, Ammon, and all of you watching. Um,
I just want to say that uh we will continue with this quest. Um, I feel honored of having um the support of of you as an audience and I will get into a room that I'm staying right now because of this, you know, because uh we received support for us to keep going with this. We did half of this uh quest already. Um, we need the other half. We need the Anatolian expedition to be able to have all the material. I know that you are uh studying these topics so you
Understand the importance for us to to be in the in the shores of what is modern day Turkey uh in the east coast of the AI and that will be the west coast of Turkey. So right now I will be doing field work meetings and everything that is necessary uh for November and continue with this
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>> It's done. In this sensual, vibrant, ancient and gorgeous place, there's no room for stationary in or blow or sitting around here in the wind. You can walk and enjoy the view, but just for a moment, then you should be a good player. No neutrality, no contemplation,
Just strategy. like jumping around different attractions. Very cool, very exciting. Just going around your block and you can see many faces. Many ways of [music] walking, many angles, never predictable, always up and down, right, down, left, up, diagonal, flat, and down again.
There's no timetables to follow. And like all the places I've been before, you don't see right away what's going on behind the first layer. You can make a turn and find yourself in the back room. Where you hear people, but you don't see them. Or you can enter a store full of dimensions and colors with nobody in charge,
Just messages and signs. You hear the music quite out of place, but it works.
It feels [music] a bit disproportionate, like when you dream. Things you see are normal at first glimpse, but if you pay attention, there's something off. Abstract terminations, abstract random interactions [music] of wellthought sections,
Tastefully set corners connecting two dirty wet alleys.
Once I met this woman, she took me to some of her favorite places in Kadiku, the Asian side. It was a three or four floor bar with different small sections like too small for their purpose or too tall for the space. The section suffered, tight and dark, lots of smoke.
You feel like uh [music] changing spots often is natural. I had a great time. Then this bold guy played the most weird electronic music I've heard with a woman on stage with a clo hanger in her mouth [music] moving her head to balance it erratically diagonally side to side
Dressed like a [music] student or teacher. There was a chair and a chalkboard. Anyways, cool hidden place hidden from surface tourists.
Good luck for me that the woman I was with wanted me as I wanted her. So then we had sex
>> I think two three days ago. >> So I arrived just the day that it was not raining. >> No. Yes, but they uh warning and stay your house, stay your place and it could be again they send the message all the things canled around me. >> My god >> around not not around.
>> So maybe I will do you think the buses are still going out the [laughter] the city or they closed everything? >> I think it's No, no, no. It's working. >> Okay. But if you go somewhere, be careful. When you walking, the electricity is under the ground. Some people die uh electricity about when they're walking in street. >> My god, man. What are you saying? >> Be careful. [laughter]
>> Okay, man. Well, >> I'm planning to leave Monday, so I hope uh everything is going well. First, I need to I need to find somebody with an account that I can transfer to take cashman and then I will be able to move. If not, I cannot.
Yeah, I guess I logo. So uh this is an invitation a new one to that spot in the mount lean um in Arcadia. There is also like u different places I have it there although I've been doing some research about it and it's many
It's many sources related with this place house you know it's many supposedly also is a very important mian
Settlements over there you know and conctions not far away from his land Um I don't know man. I supposed to meet a manager the of the farm you know and you know it's a internet electricity everything is like a very like functional place and he's pretty much offering me to go and stay there uh without paying anything and doing the research in the Peloponese area because he's from there originally or his family so he's very very interested in he follows you. He knows you. Um and >> Oh my god. >> No, no, no, no. Don't definitely don't trust him now. Definitely don't trust.
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>> Yeah, I cannot I will never trust 100%, you know. But uh but I have to take some risk because I cannot stay here in
>> That's a beautiful invitation. If you don't take that up, >> if you don't take that take him up on that, I'm going to follow you there myself and scream at you. I'm so glad. I am so glad. This is a nice This is something really nice. And people, you see what can happen and Bruno can just get, you know, just get gas up and >> get public now. >> So if something happened to me, you know where I am. Like as always, I'm very prone to go because uh you know, I I
Just told you I'm getting convinced that the place is everything, you know. >> Yeah. >> After the island. >> So if somebody tells me there's a mountain that if you go into the mountain, you feel like what I was like, okay, yes, makes sense. I'm I'm already here. I I don't have any option to to to to go back, you know. So >> yeah, this is not no game. my my road is going forward all the time like I don't have a flight ticket back you know
>> Right >> um so >> yes this that's what I was sharing with you where where I'm going now you know I'm going >> yeah
[Music] so um and it's got a lot of other things. It's also very close to Olympia where there is uh they've got Eskeipian temples etc. Now I have a farm in Arcadia. I have a farm, an olive farm >> and I've also got a basic housing there. I mean it has everything. It's got internet, electricity, water, showers. It's very decent and I've got a farm manager. So if you needed it as your base to explore the Philippines, um, Olympia,
Uh, and all those other places, you're more than welcome to actually stay there. You You're not going to pay a thing. And I can even provide you guys with some basic stuff, uh, food and, um, plenty of olive oil. I I I'll produce tons of it. So if you have an interest in exploring that you can have easy access to it. Um and you for you and your team of course. Yeah. I don't know how many people there are. >> Mhm. Um but also I have a lot of people
Who are themselves philologists and um archaeologists that can actually give you a lot of information in Greece about that area because it's where the Minian civilization fundamentally started. It's there. So um uh it it it's got some megalithic structures [snorts] from um Argos Mini all all the all the ancient um things that were described in the Trojan Wars they there. Um yeah, so I thought if you had an interest, you're more than welcome for me to support you to have um housing there uh basic food
And so that you can see the area very well. Up to you. It's just an offer that uh I'm enjoying the work you're doing. So I thought let me see if I can get hold of you and try and help you in that respect. Yeah, that's what it is. And it's called Timvos Casta. It's it's um it's a huge tomb. It's beautiful, but it hasn't been open to the public. I've been in there because I had contacts with the archaeologist that was doing the dig and I've been in there and it's
Absolutely magnificent. I mean it is it is it is it is it's [laughter] it's a tomb that's 300 meter perimeter >> and you go in and it's got sphinxes and it's got um it's got Hermes who takes up you know the soul of people you know because it's a tomb it's indicating people died um but it might be
Yeah I don't think there's entry to there look I will try and do a little bit of um drop uh uh drop points where these places are. Um but it's one of the biggest archaeological finds in recent
History in Greece. It was found in the 1990s and then they started excavating it. Uh but they went very slow and the Greek state did not really want the excavation. So So you've got to understand that the Greek state is very anti- Greek. [laughter]
The Greek state is very anti-helenic. It doesn't say so and it says it's Greek but um um it doesn't want uh a Greek civiliz even the language they're trying the best to destroy the language. Uh so for example until the 1970s the language was quite archaic. They um
People were taught very differently at school. Then they started melting it down to to make it as basic as possible. So it's it's very um so they did not want that tomb exposed because um a lot of these people are very leftist in the sense that not leftist in the sense of liberal or human rights. They are they don't want to have a sense of ethnic or national to indicate. They want to say ah we're all the you know everything's the same. Ah it's nothing special. And of course
The church as well behind it huh >> very heavily because they don't want to uh you know because the Greeks today do not accept Abrahamic nonsense and you know we come from Abraham or whatever. So we've got a very different history and it's all >> So um as I was telling you today is the day that I'm making this decision because I I just [music] need to to buy some stuff here in Istanbul. Basic things. I need to check my camera. I need to buy a new cell phone because mine died.
>> I need to sort out my situation with my cart. >> And I'm hoping that everything will be okay today actually. >> So >> Oh, excellent. Okay. >> So, this week is when I'm starting to move. I actually was thinking to take the there is like a 40 hours uh bus, you know. >> Yes. that goes from Istanbul, goes all the way Alexandrop back, you know, and then keeps going to Cavalia area and then keeps going south until Athens.
Okay, so just a little bit of an update what's going on. I just spoke with um Manolis Elottis.
He's in the UK. He lives there. He has a farm in Greece in Pelop Pon south uh west this will be and he's telling me that I can go to his farm because it's many things that will be um important and relevant for stones and serpents and also because he's offering his help because he knows about my stranded situation. waiting for the whole team, for the whole crew to arrive in November. So, this is nuts. Now I have to think about this. Um, right now I have
This is pretty much nothing. You know, with this I can buy bread and a coffee and maybe some tomato. But it's okay. I have to figure out my thing with my card. Now the my camera is working. So I'm so happy. And I'm going to check now the place he was talking about. Arcadia.
For Srops was the first to name Zeus the supreme god and refused to sacrifice anything that had life in it but burnt instead on the altar. The national cakes which the Athenians still call Pelanoi.
But Lychon brought a human baby to the altar of Ly [music] and Zeus and sacrificed it, pouring out its [music] blood upon the altar. And according to the legend, immediately after the sacrifice, he was changed from a man
To a wolf.
All through the ages, many events that have occurred in the past and even some that occur today have been generally discredited because of the lies built up on a foundation of fact. It is said for instance that ever since the time of Lyon a man has changed into a wolf at the sacrifice to Ly and Zeus but that the change is not for life. If when he is a wolf he abstains from human flesh after 9 years he becomes a man again. But if he tastes human flesh he remains
A beast forever.
The second who comes to the island is a countryman and a landsman feeding on simple food. One of the sons of the oak, the wolfshaped devourers of the flesh of Nictimus, the people that were before the moon.
And who in the height of winter heated in the ashes of the fire this staple of oaken bread. He shall dig for copper and from the trench drag the soil mining with matak every bit.
>> So I'm here in Istanbul still uh last day. Tonight I'm taking my my bus to Tesla. Uh I have my ticket here. I don't have a phone. I don't have a card. So I have to do a lot of uh logistic work. Now I always come to this cafe. It's very cool place.
And they let me stay here sometimes when I don't buy anything. This is my ticket.
>> So now I'm going to Ali's place, my friend here in Istanbul. [music] Uh all all the time when I'm coming to Istanbul to gather stuff or to fix something. Um I met with him, he takes care of some stuff that I leave behind. And actually he also give me some stuff that I need. He's my he's my connection here with this with this amazing city.
Uh I'm going to his place right now. Okay. So I'm leaving leaving today. Tonight I mean I'll be traveling by night. Um, I had this lead that uh was um related with this interesting mount picayon.
I had um I had a person that contact me because of the because we went uh public with this field report and we are showing it in our YouTube channel. Um, I got this message and then phone call um by a very nice person that um is offering me like a base
Place to to keep going with the new research that just opened in the Pelopon in Arcadia Greece. So I'll be like uh 30 kilometers or something like this from from this mount. So we took the opportunity uh we decided with the team and I'm going so tonight I'm taking a bus international bus from Istanbul to Tesaloni. And I'm from Tesaloni. I have to find a way to get to Athens most probably by train.
And um I have to sort out also two big issues. You know when I was in Samraki I lost my phone in a storm also my visa card. So without phone without visa you know to access cash or payment or anything it gets so hard now. nowadays. So once I'm in Taloniki by morning tomorrow, today's Tuesday, tomorrow Wednesday,
I'll need to buy a phone uh to stay connected with the guys and also with the contact because the person that is offering me this base in Arcadia uh he's not there. He doesn't live in Greece
Now. So I have to contact with another person which is in charge of this place that I have to meet him in Athens at some point but for that I need to be connected. I need to have you know uh access to a phone. So that will be sort out tomorrow in Tesaloni hopefully. The guys already sent me like uh via Western Union. Um so I have to make this happen with uh €300 which we have done many things with less so shouldn't be a problem. I'll check up uh
Later. Now right now like right now I'm going to Ali's place my friend contact here in Istanbul. Um so if he wants I will show I will show him to you. It's a good friend of mine.
>> This [laughter] will >> also Shut up.
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When we open up, [clears throat] then we let these energies is go through us. So it can be here, it can be in the nature. But the thing is it's all different and it's also okay. Millions of people, millions of energies, possibilities, billions of parallel universes like 9 billion people maybe living in the world. >> And we call it they're living in the same space but in different times.
>> So, I just took the 930 :30 p.m. International bus to Tasaloniki from Stanbul Saloniki, Greece.
I will arrive in the morning to try to find a cell phone um to sort out my bank account to connect it with the phone. Um so everything's Seems to be going forward.
I've just crossed the border again. I'm leaving with respect,
But I can't help but feel good every time. I was having a beer at the border. I remembered my friend Toan.
I was supposed to go to Lesbos to meet him, but some of kept me longer than I thought. Anyways, I'll see you soon, my friend. While I was having my beer, I saw this guy
Probably in his 50s eating something in a plastic pot in the border shop. He was enjoying it. I felt his joy and I smiled. The joy with oneself is a border feeling. Oh good, man. Borders,
>> Unique places for all of [music] us.
>> So [clears throat] we are back in Ellis. Greece. They call me two times to check my passport and ask me some stuff. But we're back. >> [Music]
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>> Hi. So, I have everything I needed. This is a video for the guys to show them the gear that I bought. So, cell phone
It's a Greek number though. I lost all my I lost my SIM card also. So well for one month [music] I will have this phone. this um Greek number power bank
Quite cool cuz has um a lot of different you know and it was the less expensive one also and it's working very good because I also can charge the batteries of the this beautiful camera I'm using. I bought a bunch of uh micro micro SD cards,
Some extra cables I needed. Um actually, I will show [music] you. I bought myself
Some just a second this beautiful
Jacket for the rain because I didn't have before. Look, she's here the same room as me. I didn't bought this. Anyways, this is just a beautiful beautiful [music] instrument. Okay, so I have this also is a new one. It was a gift from my friend Ali
For winter and be guys. Huh?
A new shoes. So, I geared up. I'm ready to keep going. Right now, I'm in Athens, staying in a friend's house that you will meet very [music] special person.
The light you can see over there is the parton.
You see here is the ome key. You see here here you see it fifth line. >> Mhm. Yes. >> Do you see that? The >> apostrophe the apostrophe. >> Yeah. Thea we call it because the sound is the deep like a forest. Thasos is a forest.
Here you have hair. Here you have a lot of hair. We say
A lot of hair. >> And there is a way of saying and is yeah it's dark. It's like >> oh mirror and that's we say the a and say homer in the English. This is the letter that we made it very light instead of ha. [music] Maybe they had too much and they made a deep but it was an evolution. This happened in uh Athens when they adopted the Ionian alphabet in 4 and three or two 402
Before Christ >> um after the Paloponyian war, the civil war with Athens >> and Spartan >> and [music] Sparta and all the cities of Athens and all the cities of Sparta. It's a terrible uh civil war but also the Trojan war was a civil war. They were all Greeks were just not called Greeks. >> They were called by the area where they were the Macedonians, the Paloponyians,
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The you know the Aayans, the Dana A. >> How they were calling the to the to the [music] Bosphorus people? They were in the boss pontians.
>> Ponttos is inside after >> like from the >> Dardania. >> Dardani. They call >> Dardan. >> Dard. I'll show you some atlases, man. You You're very interested in this, right? >> Yes, [music] absolutely. So, >> this is actually what I'm doing. >> It's not a coincidence you are here. >> Not at all.