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The possibility that human ancestors once lived considerably longer than modern humans is one Randall Carlson considers worth serious exploration - and the mechanism he points toward is not genetic or pharmaceutical. The sacred sites, the ancient systems of knowledge, the esoteric technology he has been tracing throughout his research may have functioned within a framework that maintained an integral harmonic relationship between human biology and the planetary systems it exists within. The biosphere and the geosphere in resonance - human physiology tuned to the frequencies of the Earth itself. Modern science is beginning to approach extended lifespan from the outside - breakthroughs in the understanding of physiology that Randall notes are on the horizon. But the ancient approach, he suggests, may have worked from the inside out. If humanity has gradually fallen out of tune with the planetary dynamics and frequencies that its biology was designed to operate within, then the deterioration of lifespan may not be purely a function of genetics or cellular biology. It may be a function of resonance - of a harmonic relationship that was once maintained through the sacred site systems and esoteric practices of the ancient world and has since been lost. What would happen if that resonance were restored? Randall leaves the question genuinely open - because the honest answer is that nobody yet knows.

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25,201 views • 3 months ago