Sacred Geometry: Tartary/North India + Borobudur; World’s Largest Buddhist Temple, Earth Mound, WOW!

Welcome back. Today we will get right into what some would consider to be a continuation of last week’s video regarding the Ancient Tribes of North India, The Saka, The Tartars, The Celts, Ancient Wisdom, Sacred Geometry, and Architecture.

In today’s video we will look at some of the most ancient, and most important temples and religious structures of Java, Indonesia. More specifically, we will look at the oldest known photographs of Borobudur, the largest Buddhist temple in the entire world.

Miraculously this superstructure was found buried in the forest in the early 1800’s by the British Empire (at least according to the current narrative). We have many conflicting details in the narrative which we will discuss today, all while looking through the most important images of Borobudur.

Could this structure really have been buried naturally over time? Would a perfect mound always form? Could this structure have nefariously been hidden during the 14th century? Is Borobudur evidence of the Grand Tartarian Empire? Let’s watch the video then discuss together in the comments down below! Enjoy

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[Nilafila]

@9:56 notice the top part of the central dome. That part with a tip and a ball below it is gone today!

[GoodLanderMusic]

8:55, what is that!?! Their eyes darkened animate what ever it is.
Also those “bell” shaped devices, similar to the Integratron a device built in Joshua Tree, Ca by George Van Tassel. He claimed the Integratron was capable of rejuvenation, anti-gravity & time travel. He passed away of an apparent heart attacked before completion. Thanks again for the shout out my friend👍 You lead with an Open Mind✌️

[mickguadagnoli]

Back at it with the fire, par usual. I haven't even watched it and I already know. I'm not sure how old you are, but if your as young as you look this channel and all the videos so far is even that much more impressive. Please continue the good work, and by extension the good fight. You are somehow able to tow and navigate a difficult world by being unbiased, but simultaneously stay grounded in facts/common sense. Again, bravo! 👏

[mancamiatipoola]

Hello Jarid and a great video!
The period of the ancient Hindu empire which built vast temples (budist and hindu) all over SE Asia is much older than the Piscean age (that we call tartaria) because the temples are much more eroded by wind/water than any of the almost intact buildings of the old world which we can see in our modern cities.
I think that this Hindu golden age of spirituality happened wither in the Gemini or Taurian ages, more than 5000 years ago. Almost each zodiac age ends in a periodic global cataclysm which ruins them and covers them in mud/sand. Some of these temples were rediscovered, unburied and renovated in multiple cycles of humanity and this is why we can see them in some ancient drawings/paintings. Many of the hindu temples of India that the narrative says are "rock hewn" temples (carved out of the mountain) are in fact regular temples that have been covered by a thick layer of mud during one of the many global floods that have ended previous cycles. This mud later on solidified and became petrified in some cases.
The Borobudur temple was probably covered in mud once during the tectonic cataclysm of the Taurian age and again during the latest global flood which ended the Piscean age, some 3-400 years ago. During the flood massive tsunami waves have travelled all over the world oceans and swept clear all the island civilizations. All of the islands of the Pacific have been repopulated in the last 200 years, during our cycle.
Borobudur was probably an ancient acoustic temple of enlightenment. People would gather up in large circles upon the structure and chant in unison creating harmonic resonances which raised their vibrations with the help of the temple. This is what acoustic temples do: they are amplifiers of higher spirituality.
Happy awakening!

[ombaliomvideos]

When i went to the site in 2012, they just open the Borobudur site back to the public after more than 1 year of fixing the near by merapi volcano dust that covered the all temple of about 10 cms of fine volcano dust .... make sens to me that the merapi could have done much more centuries before and multiples times because it is a very alive volcano ... thx a lot gor your very appreciate document, your pictures are awsome !

[jaredkinneyjr]

This stuff is so intriguing & entertaining. Love this channel

[KerriEverlasting]

I'm into gardening, just found a fruit tree called "Black Tartarian Cherry"...

[BISMARK]

Relating to a previous video, it amazing how the round structures look like bells.

[helenkentwell]

Leaves me speechless as to it’s magnificence. How I would love to visit this place. Thank you for this presentation.

[jared_r]

Thanks especially for the links! So many other channels never give any

[magic]

Thank you for always referencing etymology.

[cloudattack]

Too much conjecture on true origins, date stamps, influences and partakers. Just be astounded at these absolute masterpieces of engineering and construction. Thanks for this video. Cant wait to behold this place with my own eyes.

[n-bynorthwest]

I've been there in the late 1970s, it's a very strange place. The locals stop and worship at each round thing. I believe in the 1800s much plundering was going on. Many statues and religious items gilded in gold have shown up in private collections. Weird place when you are at the top of it you can see everywhere below.

[shawnkiesel]

Looks like it was a massive power station... Nice video.. How did the location get covered with dirt in the first place.? Very interesting.! It wasn't covered in dirt..

[nknight]

BUDAN (Buddha eng) is an ancient Serbian word and mean "The one who is awake". Serbian language is older than Sanskrit. In our calendar currently is 7530 year.

[amylane]

Thanks, I visited North India in 2007 and lived in SE ASIA for 4 years...def a place of antiquity.

[alexthegordonhighlander]

I have been fortunate to experience such architecture. I have no doubt as to their energetic use as a technology. Regarding the Vedas, Buddhism emerged from Hinduism and have always been in harmony. They still are in Nepal & India. The Buddha was raised a prince & Hindu in Lumbini, Nepal. They are highly integrated together in Nepal and north India so it stands to reason they would have been so in Indonesia in my opinion. The Vedas go back 7, 000-14, 000 years of Hinduism so I have read.
The “candies” are absolutely blatantly Sri Yantra geometry from Hinduism/Buddhism.
Love your videos brother!

[robertdyke]

Thank you, Jared that was very well explained

[sospara]

It’s all very intriguing, thanks for your efforts

[random]

Volcanic ash hardens into a "tuft". They would have had to chisel out all of that ash (hardened after it became wet) from all of those indentions at the temple. I think they may have had to chop down some trees and remove a lot of undergrowth to gain access to the temple; but covered up in dirt or ash? I do not think that was likely.