The Untold Story Of MOUNT SHASTA ⛰️ And The LEMURIANS

[@MysteryArchives]

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[@tr7938]

Quit putting out this deceptive, bullshit content.

[@cheesezeppelin2281]

I live about an hour away from Mount Shasta, and not many people talk about the Lumerians, but I have always found it interesting whenever I do hear about them

[@MysteryArchives]

For sure cheese. I appreciate you sharing!

[@dextermorgan1]

What have you heard when people do actually talk about them?

[@cheesezeppelin2281]

@@dextermorgan1 just vague things like there’s people who live in the mountain some call them aliens that live in the mountain

[@cheesezeppelin2281]

I have witnessed some weird weird stuff going on in the sky around Mount Shasta

[@maxtonanddad]

​@@cheesezeppelin2281 i think you should strap a go pro on ya and go exploring 😆

[@jennymartinez4597]

I’ve been to Mount Shasta more than once. It has strange weather phenomena and is a very mysterious mystical place.

[@bigskunk801]

I’ve been to interstellar space. It’s a mysterious mystical place. Wahahahaha

[@banshee333]

I spent about 8 yrs of my childhood mostly in Mt Shasta, starting when I was 7. Our first home was a few miles up the mountain, a hippie community called morning star. I had my first lucid dream there, it was sparked by the remnants of a may pole in the yard. I go there in my dreams and often find myself flying around the places I roamed as young girl...I would sometimes sit and talk to the mountain, when I felt particularly alone...what a magical place it is, so many memories 🙏💗

[@MysteryArchives]

Sounds like a magical time!

[@susanm200]

Who masquerades as an angel of light? 2 Chron 7:14♥

[@keirfarnum6811]

Let me know if the mountain starts talking back.

[@banshee333]

@@MysteryArchives looking back, yes. In the moment of being a shy lonely child, maybe not so much...

[@banshee333]

@@keirfarnum6811 everything is speaking, if you learn how to listen 🙂

[@HyliaFell]

I grew up around there. There's a lot of weird shit that happens on that mountain and the areas around it. It was really a surreal thing for me to grow up experiencing certain things or being taught about them/to beware of them and not realizing this wasn't normal until I moved away for college and work, lol.

[@homeneedsco]

@@HyliaFell explain

[@AndrewOkus]

@@HyliaFell Yeah please tell us a story about your experience.

[@JesseTucker-sf2en]

Seriously. Dunsmuir Is my hometown so I can hella relate. It’s totally weird some things we took for granted.

[@kalyasaify]

​​@@HyliaFell damn pls write down some words so we can understand this fascinating stuff a bit more, I think personal experience is the best data you can get from someone :3 like was the overall feeling of those experiences negative or positive?

[@kalyasaify]

​@@JesseTucker-sf2endude please give us more than just a teaser. my autistic bunda wants to know 🥺

[@ufosrus]

The narrator has a very pleasant voice and a calm pace of narration.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you ❤️

[@nineomitee1]

it's AI

[@ufosrus]

@@nineomitee1 I don't think so.

[@rh5563]

@@nineomitee1, nope.

[@Corgio22]

Yup. His speech is out of cadence, choppy. His pronunciation is frequently incorrect, as are the facts in this video: lemurs from Madagascar?! The origin of the words lemur and Lemurian are from the Latin for ghost.

[@aliciamorganlight829]

I was camping on Mt. Shasta with my 2 cats involuntarily. I went exploring one time and found a tunnel, and chose to go down it. I didn’t remember much about it until I came back to my camp site and realized I had been gone for 3 days. 2 people camping close by let me know that my cats were just fine, quiet, and they had not feed them although I could see they had been fed. The next night, I had dreams of what I believe was my visit down below to meet with very special people. At that point I was not very informed about Lemuria, but later on I realized I had been honored to meet and visit with a group of people who may have been either Lemurians or their ancestors. I began to have many memories of my life on Lemuria from that point on, so that was the purpose of my visit. The same kind of connections came when I lived on the Big Island of Hawaii. I shared my experiences on Mt. Shasta, and they were very grateful.

[@MysteryArchives]

Sounds like quite the incredible experience my friend. Thank you for sharing

[@clairerose6648]

@aliciamorganlight829 how can we privately talk

[@BrianShort-e7f]

Super cool story bro...

[@PaulNatureWalker]

That's a beautiful experience! Is it okay to give a general idea on what part of Mt. Shasta you found the tunnel?

[@paulturner8920]

True story bro 👍

[@StorieGrubb]

I lived on a ranch outside of Orland, California, as a kid, right off the I-5, my bedroom window faced north, and i saw Shasta every day, and i loved it. It always gathered clouds around it and lots of lightning.

[@Trashluc]

BIG ORLANN

[@alpharaven8550]

Orland born and raised as well....and id say Lassen is weirder than Shasta by far.

[@StorieGrubb]

@@alpharaven8550 dang I almost forgot about Lassen I could see her too.

[@StorieGrubb]

@@alpharaven8550 I'll have to look into that

[@maryannelozoys4106]

❤

[@markwaters7760]

Mt Shasta, like the other prominent mountain peaks of the Cascade range are still active volcanoes! They seem alive! Many indigenous tribes avoided them because of their intense energy!

[@KaseyShockey-xo1ui]

Found obsidian the other day. 🌌

[@patriciaserdahl5577]

Yep Mt Rainer in my backyard here in Washington

[@bigskunk801]

I’ve been to Crater Lake. It’s definitely a volcano. The natives call it. Mt. Mazuma.

[@CStoph1979]

THEY ARE NOT ACTIVE VOLCANOES

[@markwaters7760]

@CStoph1979 Mt Shasta, Mt Rainier, Mt Hood and Mt St Helens are all active volcanoes....look it up. I've climbed them all.

[@CosmosProvider]

It's funny how every civilization and past civilizations all have a version of the story (Mu, Atlantis, Lemuria, ect) but most people think it's all fantasy. Humanity suffers a bad case of amnesia.

[@haydenwhite8255]

I encourage anyone reading this to examine the oral traditions of the Macuxi people (S. American indigenous nation). When I heard him say "faux sun" it reminded me of what I read from their passed-down stories about the tall people living in another world underground. It took them 17 days of travel to make it to the "inner world." They say that after 3 days of hiking, torches are no longer needed due to some type of light. Some chambers on the way are said to have "watermelon-sized" very bright lights that allow for the growth of plants. They even describe acidic water, magma, and slowly beginning to "fly" - iow: they describe gravity weakening then changing directions as they descend...in a language with no writing and no specified number beyond '2'.

[@asakaquantumhealing]

Wow this is so fascinating 🥹 Would love to hear more and will certainly look up this tribe thank you 🙏 I’m planning a trip over to both Mt Shasta and South America so this is exciting 💜

[@maryshirren4865]

Very interesting 😊

[@haydenwhite8255]

@@asakaquantumhealing It is a rabbit hole that is far crazier than I could have anticipated! If you have degrees in hard science, be prepared to don ye olde straight jacket...b/c the further one looks down this pit, the more resistant the irrationality becomes in the face of any kind of acceptable probability or statistical analysis.

[@mrvax2]

Peru & neighbors do have legends of unusual sized people in their past.

[@scottlemurianboxer]

Sounds like things described in the esoteric book "Etidorpha" as they traveled deeper underground into the cave of Zoroaster in Kentucky somewhere in the 1820s

[@thurayya8905]

It is an immense area. Because of the caverns, you could spend your life exploring both the outside slopes of this volcano and the inside and never see it all.

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Has alot of lava tubes right? In addition to the caverns I think I heard there was a lot of empty space inside the mountain.

[@thurayya8905]

@@SamtheIrishexan Yes, I have read it has old lava tubes beneath it.

[@markwaters7760]

I love the Mt Shasta/ Trinity area. It definitely has a different vibe! I climbed Mt Shasta in 2010! It's a massive mountain! Many local Indian stories! Great subject, Kody!

[@darth1173]

These theories and stories are literally the reason why I want to go to Mount Shasta. That and because it's nearby and because I've never traveled before

[@MarshalMHVHZRHL]

MM😅😅😮QZQ❤

[@banshee333]

If you go, definitely check out Castle Lake, it's epic!

[@MarshalMHVHZRHL]

FUNNY YOU MENTION THAT...THE TRAIL FROM.CASTLE TO HEART LAKES REALLY IS SACRED GROUND. HEART LAKE ALSO THE SITE OF TERMA."RAINBOW GARUDA, COPPER.NAGA" GIVEN TO NAGAS AND GARUDAS JULY.2022 IN CONJUCTION WITH HEIROS GAMOS DEC 2022 AND OFFERINGS OF ORIGINAL SCYTHIAN BRONZE SERPENT BRACELET TO THE NAGAS AND ASSOCIATED ASURAS AT HEART LAKE FROM THE HAND OF G.R.2 AND MIRCULOUSLY ABSORBED THROUGH ICE THICK ENOUGH TO DANCE UPON, AND PURPLE CRYSTAL TOWER TO THE GARUDAS AND ASSOCIATED DEVAS, GANDHARVAS AND YAKSAS OF THE MOUNTAIN COMPLEX OFFERED IN LOVE FROM THE HAND.OF THE 11-1-11 DAKINI HERSELF. IN THE SPIRITUAL WORLD, IT WAS LIKE SETTING OFF A TORSIO-FUSION TACTITE AT.CLOSE.RANGE TO EVERY EROGENIOUS ZONE IN THE GRID MATRIKATE LOCALITY. WHATEVER THE FUCK THAT MEANS L

[@n0red33m]

It's still my favorite place I've ever been, it feels powerfully magical on the mountain and it can get a little overwhelming. Such an incredible area.

[@bigskunk801]

Before you go maybe you should study some philosophy starting with skepticism and Epistemology. This way you’ll learn more about how to determine if something is true or not true.

[@revmo37]

I believe this is one of the most interesting places in the country. I love the telling of this Kody. I'm also so happy to see your channel taking off as I was certain it would. I'm proud to have been along for the ride with you for some time now and always look forward to your next notification. Thanks 👍

[@jennymartinez4597]

I agree Kody! I’m an old & ardent subscriber . Thank you Honey.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kalyasaify]

you sound like a well balanced, smart and kind human. I'm glad those ppl still exist. keep it up and stay safe ❤️

[@RobinSueWho]

My husband & I were driving from Washington to southern California and drove through Mt Shasta. I swear I saw an aircraft flying at high-speed directly into the side of the mountain & disappear. It happened so fast by the time I realized what I saw, it was over.

[@Alexander-Lionheart_1881]

There are video clips of those crafts doing that

[@MisterHowzat]

How do you drive THROUGH Mt Shasta?

[@RobinSueWho]

@@MisterHowzat critical thinking is crucial.

[@whatifitnt]

@@MisterHowzat Shasta is a town at the foot of the mountain that you can drive through.

[@MisterHowzat]

@@whatifitnt Sure, but she said drive through Mt Shasta - Mt means mountain, not the town.

[@Oxzilion]

There are SO many strange disappearances, so many strange encounters, people getting lost and showing up in impossible places in Shasta. Missing 411 series goes into several of those stories. I think you’d enjoy the books. Written by David Paulides

[@MysteryArchives]

I have heard interviews with David. I haven’t read his books but perhaps I should! :)

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

I was thinking about getting David's books! He definitely has a good point.

[@Birdy606]

Probably a lot to do with all the meth goblins around that area... I've heard it's bad

[@Nicole_Gucci_Baby1k]

@@Birdy606Not Everything Strange or Unexplainable is about Drugs! Strange things occur every day and people going missing is not something that is normal or ok that’s serious! Maybe try speaking to some Native Americans who can tell you and show you stories of their ancestors and experiences with Mt Shasta so you can’t say it’s drugs when it’s been observed and has happened for decades to many different generations of different cultures!

[@LizzyHuntDsm]

I love this Missing 411 stories.

[@808shamalama]

I’m here on The Big Island of Hawaii, here they are called the people of Mu

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you for sharing!

[@rubyraethefae]

Yes, they are my family 💘🧜🏽‍♀️🦄🪽😇👽✨

[@exspiravit6920]

Moo 🐄

[@cryptobaej]

Mu is a different civilization actually. Good to know they are amongst you on the Big Island.

[@RavenBeartheLight]

Rad

[@stephaniekennedy7753]

My grandma used to live near Mr Shasta. She told me the Mtn could open & people live inside...I was 4, & memorized🌻

[@MoonBull13]

I absolutely believe her. Would honestly love to travel there and explore as much as possible

[@David-qe4ov]

I've never told this story to ANYONE!!! I grew up in Concord, California. My parents were avid explorers of the Shasta Wilderness and Tahoe Sierras. At least once a month we'd spend a weekend camping and exploring either place. My most spiritual, majestical connection I can't explain is from Shasta wilderness. I moved from Concord CA to Bend Oregon in 1978. I've traveled 100s of times on highway 97 through there and every time I first see Mt Shasta from the far distance a feeling comes over me I never feel anywhere I've ever traveled. 25 years ago I was traveling through there at @ 2:30am leaving Weed. I saw the most spirituality free, incredibly beautiful, goddess like glowing woman I've ever seen walking along side the road. Something told me to stop as if it would change my entire life as I knew it. An unexplainable calm feeling rushed through my body. Then I got scared thinking and knowing deeply something was not normal about her. I had a million thoughts and was shaking the next quarter mile I drove. Something told me I was missing out on a life changing moment. I quickly spun my car around and drove back for her. There were no cars on the road and none had passed by when I turned around. I got to where I had seen her and she was gone. For months after that she was all I could think about and had so many dreams about her and still do. She comes in my dreams and I feel her peaceful beauty warmth and deep spirituality thats beyond human understanding and conception, telling me well meet again and not to worry about missing her at that time and she understood my overwhelming fear of her grace and beauty that are like nothing ive ever felt or can explain, ever.To this day I wonder about the incredible opportunity I had missed but I deeply feel I'll meet her before the end of my time. Or will she just come in my dreams. Either way I know I have a connection with something special that most will never experience.

[@ResidentEvilWiz]

I love this channel. I do have a request. So I’m from Alabama and I specifically call Alexander City home. Back in the 50s or 60s we had a preacher here that practiced voodoo and did terrible things, he had a home in Rockford that had a voodoo spirit attached to it called a haint. Well my dad knows a family that lived there and experienced a terrible haunting. I would love to see that covered on this channel at some point. It’s quite the tale. The preachers name was Rev. Maxwell

[@marymadalenem2351]

I had someone walk up to me said I was a Telos. Never heard the term , and that person just walked away. Never to ask any questions: of who what and where. I was stand outside a book store in which I work. I thought maybe I can find something on the Telos people. Lo and behold was a book. No such coincidence. When I started reading Lemurians or Mu as they are lalso call. Not to mention all the lemurian crystal I had and have before the arrival of this person. It is said that they leave on earth and have messages in them for those that can read and for when it’s time to. Many Blessings 🙏❤️

[@nancyhadley6478]

Yes I was gifted one by a nun!

[@savage.4.24]

I also have a Lemurian crystal. I got it from what most people call a 'witches shop' at 14. I always have loved rocks of all colors and kinds and I picked one up and asked why this piece of quartz looked different felt different and had strange lines. The shop lady called for her mother and all her mother said was 'There she is! Hello miss maiden...For her it is 3 dollars. You know about Atlantis and the crystals? Start looking into Lemurian crystals and you will know'. I thought it was a strange interaction but I've had many strange ones. I have literally lost that thing at least 5 times. Once was left in Texas. I have photos of me wearing it and I lost it at the beach. I got home to find it in my jewelry box and I looked through photos asked my aunt questions and wondered if I had a time slip!

[@nancyhadley6478]

No human will ever “find” Telos unless they vibrate on a higher frequency. There are lovely meditations during which you can journey to Telos and visit the temples.

[@MysteryArchives]

interesting

[@bigskunk801]

Do you have any evidence of this? If not then you are irrational.

[@AtlanteanVrilChad]

Its in the inner earth

[@ammorales1524]

I have heard so many versions of the lost civilization of Lemuria but never heard of this one. Thank you. Another story to ponder upon.

[@MysteryArchives]

It's a good one!

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

I know I've said this before but thank you Kody for all your hard work and dedication to your channel ❤️ We greatly appreciate you Kody ❤️

[@DurgaDas96]

I have camped on Mt Shasta many times, esp in the early 1970’s. For me, there is a really good vibe there, could call it spiritual Always a special place in my memory.

[@MysteryArchives]

Very cool Calvin

[@sarahhongerloot9322]

Mt. Shasta remains my dream to visit… I’ve studied so much about it, Lemuria, Mu and the inner earth theories for years that continue to fascinate me to no end… ❤😊

[@MysteryArchives]

That’s awesome Sarah it really is a fascinating place!

[@Salulu963]

I once read, that the center of gravity is a layer between the inner and outer surfaces, or about 900 miles down. I found that interesting and never forgot it. The book was called "The Smokey God". The author referred to an inner city called "Agartha".

[@montanaproductions5559]

Tibet

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

I'm off tomorrow and can't wait to listen!!!

[@diedrichreimer6210]

I Am an eternal being having a human experience.❤️☮️

[@MysteryArchives]

Samehere my friend

[@cliftonlake4156]

I took agree with the both of you !

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

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[@bertanelson8062]

So are we all. We'll reach greater consciousness when we treat all this way, without exception.

[@murraychallans9199]

I can build on that: I AM an eternal being of infinite consciousness - having the perception of a material human experience. I AM not this. This is not me. I AM that I AM. 😂

[@glendabarton1914]

The magical-looming lenticular clouds over Shasta make one think of a disguise for a big mother ship. Very beautiful.

[@bigskunk801]

It’s irrational to think clouds are anything other than what they are. Definitely not mystical unless you’re living in a reality 20k years ago. Wahahahaha

[@deniserios3013]

I visited Mt Shasta in 2014 for a spiritual conference… held at the Mt Shasta Resort. I stayed in town the night before and could not get a wink of sleep my energy level was off the charts. I am a Poet and I’ve been told that I am also Lemurian … which today I know to be true-!!! Ty for sharing this story…. Peace, Light & Love ❤️ Denise -PR

[@IamRoxytheModernNomad]

Is also part of my history. I am from Andromeda and will be living in Lemuria, when it arises

[@oldschool8292]

I believe everything happens for a reason and this came up on my feed yesterday after spending quite some time thinking about the lumarians. I don't live far from Shasta. Only been to the town once so road trip it shall be again. I really enjoyed this ty. Shared out

[@gypsyfox3285]

Perhaps they are the fallen. The watchers that taught early man every technology that we use today. This also sounds like ancient tales of middle earth. Agartha that had its own sun, glorious adornments and ancient illustrious beings far and away more advanced than we dare imagine.

[@Anma112]

So happy that you are covering this. You are absolutely killing it this year. Thank you for the upload 😊

[@Jenahh-aye]

I love this one. These sort of stories are some of my favorite.

[@beckycrum1825]

I really enjoyed this branch out! This is a fascinating subject!

[@alpharaven8550]

As someone local to mount shasta ,i have to say the energy on shasta is actually amazing..now if you want to talk weird mountain vibes ..lets talk LASSEN...now thats a strange place ...there are things best left alone there ...

[@MysteryArchives]

Def tell me more if you're open to it :)

[@Shieldmaiden313]

Lol I live in Quincy Ca. near Mt.Lassen

[@EntryLevelLuxury]

It’s called meth 😂 just playing

[@sarahhongerloot9322]

This remains a topic of IMMENSE fascination for me!!!

[@MysteryArchives]

It is a very interesting one no doubt!

[@hAckAbleMe]

Just watched a video on The Book of Enoch. A description of Noah when he was born sounds A LOT like that of the Lemurians.

[@glendabarton1914]

One of the seven sacred mountains of the world (including Mt. Fuji and others), considered the root chakra of the world.

[@LotusMM]

I was looking for this comment. When I go, I walk barefoot (summertime) to ground myself. Had reiki, shirodhara, the works from someone I think is name Elena there on NYE while pregnant and didn’t know it. She focused on my lower gut and I had the most vivid visions of my kid at 12 years old. She’s 17 now and she looked exactly like my vision. I keep trying to find Elena (if that’s even her name) to no avail.

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

Can you imagine a Lumerian getting bronchitis and how painful it probably would be? Especially with the way their neck is 😢

[@aprilsk911academy]

According to Daloros Cannon, they very rarely got sick and used natural herbs as well

[@gjason6692]

These tall seemingly lone standing mountains such as Mt Shasta are beyond awe inspiring. They seem to possess a majestic quality to them. Both alluring and frightening. Mt Fuji being another

[@MysteryArchives]

Couldn't agree more!

[@alexissmith9034]

Yep, climbed Fuji when I lived in Japan. Climbed all night... Awe inspiring experience watching the sun rise over the Pacific Ocean.

[@rhondaivory3009]

I went to Mt Shasta. It has an extreme spiritual feel. Beautiful and majestic.

[@johnwalters878]

It’s interesting as I grew up in Mt Shasta. It was 14,162 ft, so it’s grown 17 ft. My parents owned Mt Shasta Pharmacy. One lady used to come by a lot claiming to be a Lemurian. She wore rubber boots all summer.

[@MysteryArchives]

Very interesting John, thanks for sharing

[@IrishBrotato]

Fun fact plato contrary to popular beliefs wasn't the first to mention Atlantis, the oldest known mention of Atlantis was by a high priest in ancient Egypt almost a thousand years before plato who described the original Egyptians as refugees of Atlantis, it was later mentioned by the Greek man (gonna misspell his name badly) Herodotus a few hundred years before plato was born...not saying it's real but just saying the belief plato made it up as way to describe a perfect city state is wrong.

[@xxeman445xx]

The only time Herodotus mentions “Atlantis” in “Histories” is when describing the sea beyond the Caspian Sea, not at all a mention of a city. Also, the story being originally told by an Egyptian priest was from Plato’s writings, not Herodotus.

[@IrishBrotato]

@@xxeman445xx yes plato wrote if the priest Plutarch is the one who named the priest. Not saying there's any truth to Atlantis just saying there are misconceptions of it's mentionings Indeed he did speak of it as a sea beyond the Caspian sea, thanks for clearing that up for me

[@xxeman445xx]

@@IrishBrotato I wasn’t insinuating anything, just trying to clarify that it was Plato, and not Herodotus, who ever used the term “Atlantis” to mean anything other than an archaic term for the Atlantic Ocean.

[@and4all706]

​@@xxeman445xxit was Solon who told the story to Plato.

[@spiralrose]

I think Atlantis was just a city that was destroyed by floods or earthquakes. Lots of cities have had that happen over the millennia

[@tinaheadrick536]

Very cool, Kody! Thanks so much for this episode! Keep up the great work, it is really appreciated and enjoyed😊

[@gypsyfox3285]

PS I would assume someone got the name wrong some time ago. It’s more likely Lumurian. As in light giver or light bearer.

[@paulschuckman6604]

The origin of the name comes from Philip Sclater who proposed the landmass Lemuria as a way Lemurs could migrate from Africa and Madagascar to India. Humans also used this land bridge according to Edgar Cayce. He called these people Lemurians for being from Lemuria, he also described them as early humans who were spiritual and had mental or psychic abilities. People even just a couple years later took Edgar Cayce's description of Lemuria and ran with it and began to embellish it with their own ideas.

[@glendabarton1914]

I have a book about Mt. Shasta. A friend of mine I knew in the Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco was an habitue of Mt. Shasta and there's a whole chapter about her in my book about Mt. Shasta. Her name was Cosmic Lady. She used to say "The rent on the planet is due". She was quite a character.

[@bigskunk801]

I think you left out the part about your book is fictional.

[@RyanSpringer1984]

Didn't she talk about leaving in a spaceship one day?

[@BostonbredNE]

I read this book back in the 70s when I was following Edgar Cayce This is one of the few books he ever recommended and his trance readings he said it was the closest to the truth of how Atlantis and people from that era lived I still have the book I had to have it printed up because I could not find one

[@TroubledOnePaydirt]

Finally a story on you tube that I am unfamiliar with! Nice! This channel has become one of my favorite listens while doing other things. I pan for gold so I like to listen to these stories while panning. Soooooo relaxing!

[@TheStarcruiser]

This is the Best Mt. Shasta account I've heard told 👌

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you!

[@dustinhayes9398]

Best channel of this kind on YT. Absolutely amazing!

[@robertrychlik616]

Great vid always loved the old stories and legends from home 👍

[@SUPERFunStick]

Beautifully written! You don't come off at desperate to be seen as intelligent and cringingly pretentious using big words out of content or unnecessarily to sound smart like so many KZbinrs do. Amazing job man!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you 💚

[@MtHermit]

I live near Mt Shasta. I dont believe in all the myths and legends, but my neighbors believe in every single one of them and have personal stories to go with each legend. Its extremely interesting to learn and hear about. I just wish they'd stop calling clouds UFOs 😂

[@MysteryArchives]

Sounds quite interesting my friend. I'm glad you're able to live in such a beautiful place :)

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[@sunflowerbeth3830]

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[@MysteryArchives]

@@sunflowerbeth3830 thank you ❤️

[@AngelFinley-zl4vx]

❤ one is grateful for your sharing. Much Gratitude and Namaste 🙏

[@Polit_Burro]

Lemurians invented Coca-Cola, which was stolen by an occultist in Atlanta, Georgia. It used to be available as Shasta Cola until the Illuminati were able to seize control of the UniStat empire.

[@darrinlloyd283]

LET'S GO!!! I love this channel

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you!!!

[@kd7100]

I love lamp.. I love chair

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

​​@@kd7100 I love table and fan

[@Birdy606]

​@@kimberlyshepherd270 I really love fan too... probably more than you

[@ericswain4177]

I live just south Of MOUNT SHASTA, go check it out for yourself and have your own experience. Mt Lassen 70+ miles south of Mt Shasta is just as enigmatic.

[@MysteryArchives]

I believe it Eric! You're very lucky. Sounds like a beautiful and mystical area no doubt

[@Battlestar31164]

Thank you so much for creating this fascinating episode ✨💖✨ I appreciate both of you gentlemen very much.

[@MysteryArchives]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@chris_m986]

Brilliant Rollercoadster as per usual. Supporting the channel from the start. 1.6k subs you had. I loved the old content that place in Belgium and the ealry vids got me hooked. Look at ya now pal. Ma man! :)

[@glendabarton1914]

Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen are the last two southernmost volcanoes of the Cascade Range, in California. They are both active. There are 20 volcanoes in California, a goid many still active. One volcano, the Long Valley Caldera, is the second biggest supervolcano in the U.S. after Yellowstone. Its active magma still indicates a possible threat in future which scientists say could take out the whole state. But Shasta is no piker either, would be a considerable threat.

[@MountainFisher]

Valles Caldera in New Mexico is the second largest caldera although it hasn't had an eruption for 29,000 years it will erupt again. Long Valley is just the most likely to erupt caldera and is classified as extreme risk.

[@robingile4301]

Thank you for this fine and well produced piece. In another vein, as a purely fictional writing; Lost Legacy by R.A. Heinlein, it deals with an inhabited Mt. Shasta.

[@MysteryArchives]

You’re very welcome Robin and I’ll check it out ❤️

[@tense99]

I've been to Lake Shasta a few times in the summer and was always drawn to the mountain while driving to the lake. I don't know about ancient cities but I know sasquatch sightings, strange lights and other phenomena are common and it doesn't suprisre me at all. I live less than an hour from Mt St Helen's and it has a similar reputation

[@MysteryArchives]

I have heard bigfoot sightings are prevalent as well out there

[@glendabarton1914]

Another volcano in the Cascade Range.

[@bertanelson8062]

FUN! For folks unfamiliar with the greater area, Mt Adams, Mt Rainier & Mt Saint Helens are also commanding solitary peaks. Mt St Helens has been decapitated by volcanic eruption some 40 years ago but had been twin of Shasta. The only difference between these mountains & Shasta is that they are not in California.

[@michaelhager2846]

Thank you for sharing more of the story than ive ever heard 😊

[@MysteryArchives]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sarahhurst701]

Intriguing video. Thanks Kody.🌹💜🌍

[@geacefoster]

I live in Chico not too far from Mt Shasta

[@MysteryArchives]

Small world!

[@thurayya8905]

Me, too; but have never been there. People who grew up in Chico say that they went to the caverns as a school field trip.

[@geacefoster]

I lived in a group home up in Redding from 12 to 16

[@oldschool8292]

Howdy neighbor. I'm in the upper foothills East of Chico. 🤗

[@thurayya8905]

@@oldschool8292 You must have a beautiful view!

[@LizzyHuntDsm]

I've heard a lot of tales surrounding Mt. Shasta! Definitely a weird area of planet Earth!

[@MysteryArchives]

It certainly is a very strange but interesting place! :)

[@zandibeem3736]

I lived on Stuart Wards Earth Base spiritual retreat in the late 80's and was studying the Lemurians in the cave of winds there. The Lemurians are taller with a higher forehead and they have a strong mystical spiritual presence wherever they go. You rarely see them, but you feel them strongly when they are around. I was "shown" Crystal and magnet designs which I built and they had unique telekinetic properties. When I came to the Big Island, many meditative people told me there was a spiritual rainbow bridge from Mt. Shasta to Hawaii

[@chanayvonne5872]

I appreciate you. Thank you for your content.

[@jimmysrandomness]

Lol a scary story with a commercial for perfume 🙄🙄

[@MysteryArchives]

Oh yes ❤️

[@_satishchandra]

Sastha is god In India we worship him as king of lemuria(Kumari kandam)..

[@blessingsoutlaw]

Now that is the coolest comment on here…! 🎉

[@Avatar24-bb8cu]

Did it ever occur to you that American's knew of this knowledge and copied your culture to make Mt Shasta feasible

[@bigskunk801]

Did it ever occur to you that you don’t understand knowledge? It’s obvious to me that you don’t. You can’t say you ir anyone has knowledge of something that you have no evidence that it is real or exists. If you don’t understand that then you’re irrational.

[@Avatar24-bb8cu]

@@bigskunk801 did it ever occur to you that your so called knowledge could be a scripted piece of disinformation designed to imprint false narratives in your head?.Not a irrational thought at all..

[@user-rc2es5xs2o]

I studied vastu w dr v Ganapati - South Indian temple construction - its is a rhythmic science - science of vibration of which music, dance, poetry and sculpture (and architecture of course) can be created based on how the universe creates. Kumari continent had an island called jambudweepa and from it hailed mayan (dakshinamurty) who brought forth this knowledge. It was part of lemuria but sunk in the floods. Mayan traveled north to India and brought his knowledge. The mayan temples of a America also use this science. Slightly varied but it is the same concept but I believe that the entire pacific rim was a lemurian society. I never heard and Shasta in the literature or from sthapati but mountains are definitely sacred and mayan wrote a book on cosmos and a treatise on the science of 5 (look up aintiram pdf online) where in it he describes vimanas or flying machine and elaborates on what it takes to be a pilot. It’s amazing. I was studying Ayurveda and learned about Vastu. Shortly after that, I encountered a Lemurian star seed Crystal and it totally changed my body, and after that, I was very interested in learning about Vastu. I definitely believe the crystal did something to me. They are nearly done with the iraivan temple in Kauai which was designed by Ganapati sthapati in the 80s and they have been building it by hand for the last 40 years. It will have a crystal lingam. Can’t wait to see it.

[@FilliD1]

A place that has long been high on my bucket lists I’m in Canada and dream of getting there someday.

[@ChristinaMJennings]

Oh myyyyy!!! My baby girl lives at the VERY base of Mt Shasta. Very majestic indeed. This is so wild!!!! Very interesting!!!!

[@MysteryArchives]

Very nice 💚

[@davidaulds7031]

It's all about The Watchers of Genesis. All such stories like this go back to THE TRUE Watchers History of the Ancient World.

[@michaeltaylor2449]

INTERESTING stuff Kody I heard a lot of strange stuff happens at Mount Shasta even Bigfoot sightings happen there

[@hayleybourgault4114]

Kody you have the best voice for story telling .❤

[@EjWalkerGG269]

I have been to Mt. Shasta two or three times, because my grandma lived there. She passed after her son, my dad, ad both are buried in the Mt. Shasta cemetery. I would love to live there. It really is beautiful, but I don't rock with the idea of jarring rock and roll in a damn earthquake.

[@F3arlessWarriorMindset]

It’s a pity that today when people are carrying mobile phones that’s capable of snapping high definition photographs and videos, that there’s been no known incidences where people are able to garner documentary evidence of the Lemurians 🧐

[@MysteryArchives]

It's hard telling but I see your point

[@IrishBrotato]

Congrats on the sponsorship man!!

[@levitatinglimitless]

I feel very called to this place before knowing much about it or why i feel the strong attraction to it. i had an opportunity to buy property there pass me by but im definitely planning on visiting and hopefully camping hiking through there someday.

[@mavennicole5936]

I went in 2012, I had an experience with Saint Germain in panther meadows. it was wild! Also, I had fairys show up in several photos!

[@MysteryArchives]

Do elaborate 🥹

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

I would like to know more about this 👀

[@TimeMariner]

The Count of St Germain has been explained. You may have met someone, but not him.

[@zandibeem3736]

I remember the full moon gatherings in Panther meadow

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

Although I work a lot i always do my best to listen multiple times. I'm not sure if it helps or not but I hope it does!!

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

Thank you Kody for another amazing video 🫶

[@janine7418]

My Grandfather lived in Montegue, CA, and ran the local irrigation district for about 40 years. He loved to climb Mt. Shasta. But due to the religion we grew up under he may not have been able to share anything he actually saw...I would love to be able to talk with him again!

[@joelmosier125]

I love (Shasta cola) yuuuum! Saddening to understand many people have disappeared around Mnt. Shasta over the past 40 years.

[@MysteryArchives]

Me too lol also agreed :I

[@desertinutah]

I read the Oliver book twice. In the first or second section (it's been 10 years since I last read it), he is trapped in a cave and is confronted by a Satanic being. However, he's saved by Christ who speaks to Oliver in the King James version of English (which is Early Modern English or Elizabethan English) and talks in verses from the New Testament. Christ spoke Aramaic, a Semitic language, which is radically different from any form of English (I studied Semitic languages at Berkeley). As soon as I saw the speech of Christ in Elizabethan English in Oliver's book, I knew it was nonsense on the same level as Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon. I'm certainly not saying that there may be something of great importance near or within Shasta, just saying that the Oliver book is suspect. If anyone sees any UFOs near Mt. Shasta (or anywhere else, for that matter) they're most likely built by Lockheed-Martin Skunk Works. Skunk Works has been reverse engineering extraterrestrial space craft for decades. In 1955 or thereabouts, the director of the project, Ben Rich claimed that they had the technology to send ET home.

[@MysteryArchives]

Very interesting my friend thank you for your perspective and the info!

[@terrywaltman2520]

I lived in French Gulgh...a little gold mining Town. My family loved in two Mansions above the Gladstone mine. Every morning I woke up to Mt. Shasta.

[@nancygarrison6540]

Very well presented. Thank you Cody

[@FoxArtStudios]

loved this video Kody!

[@tacocat8884]

Once again love the video bro and thanks for being a friend!

[@MarcoVillarreal99]

cant wait!!!

[@MysteryArchives]

It certainly will be a good one! :)

[@aliasif8498]

Most mysterious place in US along with skinwalker ranch...mount shasta has probably more mysterious disappearances then any other place

[@stargazer279]

Great video, thanks for shedding light on my people

[@elle-lw1rl]

The springs to mind Jules Verne's book Journey to the Center of the Earth... ...Lemurians, Pleidians,Tall Whites.... And SABE' (Bigfoot). These ALL know each other.

[@MysteryArchives]

very interesting

[@stephenmccandless5113]

THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN, AND THE VALLEY BELOW, HAS ANCIENT LAVA TUNNELS ALL AROUND IT'S FLOOR.. Big foot has been seen there (if you believe, & being able to disappear). MT SHASTA (maybe, going down into the tunnels) AND IT'S ERUPTION IN HISTORICAL TIMES , leaving tunnels like a tree with deepening roots.

[@MysteryArchives]

Very intriguing

[@jdangel6892]

I found this video interesting and would honestly love to see this mountain.

[@KisheaCrowl]

All you have to do is compare the deep underground military base map to shasta and you'll put two and two together to see the entrances to this place. And many others. And if your really REALLY have that eye for detail? Youll never look at mountain ranges/ our land map again. Question everything took me on a ride i cant unsee.

[@wallymesojednik3964]

This story is akin to Admiral Byrd's journey over Antarctica in 1948, he described a civilization under the ice of Antarctica. Is it possible that ancient civilizations are present on earth in this day and age.

[@MysteryArchives]

Somewhat similar indeed my friend

[@LindaGrey-wm9uc]

Tis said before the disaster, the Atlanteans, who felt a fierce competition with the Lemurians, called a meeting and proudly showed off their new anti-gravity device in elevating a large slab of stone. The Lemurians looked at each other, then the stone, which began to elevate. This said the Lemurians granted land to the Atlanteans who took what they wanted anyway. The Lemurians, in the warm, watery land, spent much time apparently in meditation visiting other dimensions.

[@MysteryArchives]

Interesting stuff