Greece's Earliest Oracle Temple c.2500 BC | Sacred Geography at Dodona | Megalithomania

[@stig]

I just emailed you! It was great meeting you at CPAK 2023 and 2024.

[@Laura-bb4zn]

Thank you Hugh 🤔💞👍

[@nicoleorton5299]

Its breathtakingly beautiful there! Thanks for the information and video!

[@dougfife7956]

Thanks great footage

[@Hydroponic_Chickens]

You mean great CGI ! You do know that none of the footage is real and he didn’t leave the basement right ? Here’s a tip. Just zoom into any part of his “footage” and see the ridiculousness of the , skulls, demons, lettering and pornography that is the composite that actually does a good job of making it look good from far, but far from good once you know your being shilled by him. I actually like to zoom into all of his videos to see if it’s still a demonic program he uses or if he switched to one less evil. Anyways…..have fun taking a closer look and realizing he’s laughing it up getting you tube money and compliments because so many people think he is actually at these locations.

[@gregoryjames165]

What an incredible site. Can't believe I didn't know of it.

[@kencaruso4037]

Great video Hugh 👍

[@hughevans4652]

Great site and video thanks. On my list to see

[@clocloholdo]

Merci, c'est très intéressant toutes ces recherches 🙏🏻

[@kricketflyd111]

I hear J.J. in your voice. 🎉 very nice information and insight.

[@davidlancaster8152]

The bowels and some of the short cillendrical pillars look like agrigated concrete. What's going on with them?

[@iamperplexed4695]

Probably roman additions.

[@davidlancaster8152]

@iamperplexed4695 could just be really heavy patina, but without a closeup view it really looks like aggregate

[@iamperplexed4695]

@davidlancaster8152 My understanding is that they knew how to make several varieties of concrete.

[@davidlancaster8152]

@iamperplexed4695 are you seeing what I'm talking about? Especially the big bowels?

[@Hydroponic_Chickens]

It’s all fake footage. CGI. Zoom in and you’ll see the demons he’s subliminally attaching you ya

[@gabe8972]

Hello, how does the image at 8:56, relate to Dodona?

[@margaretring3120]

Brilliant 💕

[@musicmuse6732]

I wonder how much Dodona was effected by war and conquest!? Also, is most of the missing stone still buried or has been take for other purposes?

[@SkyFly19853]

I wonder if the Oracle predicted today's World...

[@KundaliniKing42]

I'm sure the Oracle did.

[@SkyFly19853]

@@KundaliniKing42 Probably so...

[@kricketflyd111]

@ 3:46 are two perpendicular walls, is that heat damage or reconstruction? Very interesting 😮

[@toddincabo]

👍 super cool place

[@larrywilliams5490]

Megalithomania mind blowing! There is something mystical going on with all the geometric positioning of civilizations around the world. 🤔 It didn’t all just happen by coincidence…..

[@wendysalter]

What a fascinating site! It is my experience that 'alignments' are not straight, they connect sites around the curvature of the Earth and also meander like a stream. Energy lines flow in, across and above the surface but become 'fixed' where we find the sacred sites. Energy lines should not be confused with 'ley' lines which were straight lines across the land and were early orientation techniques, 'as the crow flies'.

[@TheTimeDetective42]

Best tour ever! Dodona sounds like a female version of 'daddy.'

[@fernandatellez5866]

Ive discovered recently that the Greece area is literally plagued with these kinds of ruins, and in most of them theres a theater. And after looking at lots of them Ive got the theory that it was not the greeks who invented them, just as its said at classical school. Im very intrigued about this, and id love to know your opinion about this. So, you think theres a big chance that theaters were invented much before, or you think theyre greek? Thanks a lot for all the work and research you do, its fascinating to know more about these so ancient civilazation. Greetings from Mexico Hugh!! 😇

[@xprettylightsx]

I can say this. Some sites in that area are >Older than most would be comfortable talking about in a public forum.

[@fernandatellez5866]

@xprettylightsx totally agree with you.

[@nathanaelstunt7317]

I love the way you start a sentence and then waffle until there's no meaning.👍

[@jgalloway2407]

What are the odds Hugh will learn to say polygonal correctly one day?!!

[@Super-lucky-7777]

Beautiful sites thanks for sharing once again. Not as interested infact lil boring like the Romans 😂 but appreciate anything new that may tie in to other old things.

[@myview1875]

They had Argos stores in ancient Greece. 😀.

[@tombra7]

The map of "apollo line" is kind of fantasy (maybe even fake or deception) , not very accurate, although St Michael Mount , Duomo di Milano and Delphi are aligned perfectly . Delos and St Michel,France are way off the line . Dodona is about 1km away this line , but is aligned perfectly with Acropolis of Gla and Dome of the Rock in .Jerusalem

[@eĺæþĥæñṭé]

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[@colinerusselle7490]

what a mess they have made of Dodona! So much junk and that stupid building blocking the view. I visited in the 80,s and it was an unspoilt paradise.

[@musicsubicandcebu1774]

89² = 7921

[@maiarostiashvili6489]

Oracle is a Georgian word, pelasgians were Georgians, Oracle is Oraguli a fish name in Georgia it is Salmon, maybe in Russian akula is from this. Dodoni is also Georgian it is female name in Georgia and girl in Georgian is gogona, this Dodoni is Georgian. this Dodoni has another explanation also

[@jacobvillarreal9887]

956 Texas 🦁 11 🔥🌞♌😎💯

[@nathanaelstunt7317]

Satan worship, aha.