NEWEARTH SANCTUARY BACALAR: Pathways to Transformation

Replay of LAZARUS SYMPOSIUM 41 – Sat. November 30th

BONUS Segment 1
NEWEARTH SANCTUARY BACALAR: Pathways to Transformation
Gain exclusive insight into the NewEarth Sanctuary Bacalar project in Mexico. This live presentation will explore how this ambitious initiative connects with other global efforts in Tennessee, Africa, and beyond. Learn about the vision guiding this transformative work and see the progress being made on the ground.

Sacha Stone's presentation is unveiling the NewEarth Sanctuary Bacalar Project in Mexico. This event promised an immersive exploration into our broader mission and how Bacalar (Mexico) connects to global projects across TennAssee/Tennessee, Africa, and beyond.

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KING SOLOMON: Deconstructing the Myth
Join a thought-provoking panel featuring Alex Ling, David Sereda, Dave Emery, and Jane Evershed as they critically examine King Solomon’s legacy. From his role as a wise ruler to his contributions in innovations like water systems and potential connections to the occult, this discussion invites deeper reflection on his influence on human consciousness and history.

Other amazing segments of this Symposium 41
Segment 3
CREATORS OF THE DIVINE: Feminine Power and Prophecy
William Henry and Marguerite Rigoglioso explore compelling ideas around divine feminine leadership, parthenogenesis, the rise of a new messiah, and extraterrestrial influences on humanity’s sacred evolution. This session highlights a visionary understanding of the sacred feminine’s role in shaping the future.
Segment 4
FREEDOM FROM FREEDOM: The Illusion of Democracy
Dave Emery leads this eye-opening session exploring the structures of modern democracy. We will question the nature of perceived freedom and understand the deeper realities of political systems shaping society today.
Segment 5
TWILIGHT LANGUAGE: Symbols of Control
Michael Hoffman offers an in-depth look at the hidden symbols, public rituals, and forces of manipulation that define the modern era. This presentation sheds light on the Cryptocracy’s frameworks of control and their impact on individual and collective autonomy.

[jasonortiz]

I have so much love for you my brother!

[kindnessmattersalways]

Be still my beating heart. How exciting ❤🎉

[Tenaciousangels]

We need sanctuaries like this all of the planet. I immediately thought of the Hopi and building into the cliffs

[alexpalma]

Thanks Sasha, Toin and the entire team for the work you do and to give us hope of a better world ❤🧡💚💙

[StargirlMusicChannel]

You are a true visionary, Sacha (and friends!)...💗💗💗

[carolawerthsoulmender]

It is amazing times, I am not afraid either, Much love

[GeorgeH-ufdo]

Thank you sacha and co, for the work you are all doing for humanity. much appreciated God bless. Sydney Australia ❤️

[ferngully]

Beautiful work you are all doing! Thank you all 💗💖💓

[Tenaciousangels]

We need sanctuaries like this all of the planet. I immediately thought of the Hopi and building into the cliffs this is why I became the countries’s first certified metaphysical real estate agent because we need to live symbiotically with Gaia

[handlethehandle]

Blessings and love to all of us as we move through transformation and trance-formation. For sure I'm grateful to mother nature who has helped me heal and connect. The birth right of all.

[GenerativeLiving]

Thank you Sacha, in Plett, I will be sending samples 🤽‍♀🌊

[Vanessacisneros]

Truly a magical place. I had been there in my dreams even before I knew it existed. It feels like home and now that I have visited, I plan to move there!

[lcdzkgx]

Love the water aspect as this is my purpose! Got a zoom call appointment to discuss, looking forward to.

[denisevariend]

Sending Love & Blessings from Zandvlei-Muizenberg Cape Town🌱♥

[barbararees]

Hemp is just one of many plants we can make almost everything out of, like banana palms, once they get to a certain height and age, they're cut down and replaced by the suckers. Farmers near me in NQ Australia, were selling off the trunks, which were made into many waterproof things, like raincoats, umbrellas and bags, even opaque glasses, like plastic, but biodegradable. But of course grubberments can't allow anyone to thrive and the industry was closed down.
Then there's bamboo, which you can build all sorts of things from and at least, a lot of the alternative health shops and pharmacies sell bamboo products. I've even seen a laptop, keyboard and mouse made from it. Oh and I love my bamboo underwear.
I saw a short documentary about how they're greening up the Southern area of the Sahara desert, using raised half circles of bushes and trees, with a water catchment area within them. They originally started the project about 11years ago, to keep the sand storms from destroying their farms and homeland and now they have more fresh water than ever (well, in their memories) and the wild animals and birds are adding to it, as well as the grazing cattle. It's becoming an inland paradise, or giant oasis. 💚💜

[mari-nu]

Very enjoyable production, thank you all..

HalleluYAH <3

[GoodEnergy]

Blessings ❤ looks magical and I love Mexico and Goodnrg people like the ones are here!

[kathleankeesler]

Thank you from this backyard chicken granny Olympia Washington

[sallyd]

The Bacalar New Earth project reminds me of Jacque Fresco's vision.... yay!!

[rachelkennedy]

Thank you Sasha and team for sharing the vision 😍🤩💦💜👏