Earth Portals: Montauk Project & CERN Are Real-Life Story of Stranger Things? [Part 2]

On this episode of Metaphysical, John Vivanco and Rob Counts delve into the intriguing concept of earth portals, exploring the Montauk Project’s alleged connection to Stranger Things, the significance of CERN’s location and its logo, and other strange occurrences surrounding earth’s highly energetic places such as Mount Vesuvius.

Beginning with the etymology of “Pauli” from the Latin “a Polycom,” suggesting connections to an ancient temple dedicated to Apollo and beliefs in it being a gateway to the underworld, a location now occupied by CERN. Are there parallels to biblical verses mentioning Apollo and the key to the bottomless pit?

What is the Montauk Project’s alleged connection to “Stranger Things” and other government experiments like the Philadelphia Experiment? Where ships were cloaked using electromagnetic technology with disastrous results. But what does this tell us about the capabilities of human technology? And what dangers lie ahead if we continue down this path?

Does the presence of three sixes in CERN’s logo have a deeper significance? There are many oddities surrounding CERN, such as reports of illness upon arrival and unusual rituals depicted in the Sistine Chapel. They explore theories about CERN’s true purpose and its potential ties to hidden agendas.

Transitioning to Mount Vesuvius, the hosts delve into legends of it being a gateway to hell, referencing myths involving the Sybil and Hercules. They discuss excavations near Vesuvius, uncovering tunnels possibly linked to these myths and pondering the existence of portals to other realms. The conversation expands to include other purported portals like Houska Castle, where reports of strange phenomena raise questions about their true nature.

As they analyze various portal locations, they speculate on the possibility of interdimensional travel, energetic anomalies, and the potential implications for humanity. Why is there a recurring theme of sulfuric smells associated with these sites, suggesting a common thread across different portal legends?

The conversation then shifts to Saint Patrick’s purgatory, a location steeped in legend and religious significance. Reflecting on ancient beliefs about hell as a physical realm, they explore the concept of dimensional spaces and portals to other worlds. The discussion takes a turn towards Cold War-era stories, including a chilling tale of a Soviet drilling project that allegedly recorded screams from deep within the earth.

The episode concludes with the hosts reflecting on the enigmatic nature of portals and the ongoing quest to understand their significance. They emphasize the importance of further exploration and investigation into these phenomena, leaving listeners with a sense of wonder and curiosity about the mysteries that lie beyond.