Earth Portals: Portals to Hell? Gates to Heaven? [Part 1]

Star gates, earth portals, gates to heaven, portals to hell—are these places merely fiction or do they truly exist? The peculiar events on Mount Adams in Washington State, believed to harbor these gates or portals, spark numerous questions. Picture orbs of light defying logic, far from ordinary campfire glows. Amid the inaccessible terrain and unstable ridgeline slopes where these lights predominantly appear, one wonders: Could we be glimpsing into realms beyond? Join remote viewer John Vivanco and investigative researcher Rob Counts as they delve into firsthand accounts, historical narratives and more, eager to unravel these mysteries.

John’s interpretation of these lights through remote viewing, reveals references to ancient mythology and biblical imagery. Drawing parallels between remote viewing data and ancient texts. They contemplate the significance of these terms and their implications for understanding the nature of the phenomena observed on Mount Adams.

Have you heard of the Lucifer telescope? Jointly operated by the Vatican and the University of Arizona, raising questions about its purpose and its connection to tracking celestial objects. Speculation abounds regarding the telescope’s role in monitoring potential threats from space and its association with biblical prophecy. What’s the real story behind it?

Ever heard of Puma Punku, an ancient archaeological site linked to theories of portals and extraterrestrial influence? Could these places hold the key to unlocking other dimensions? Is the purpose of such sites, suggest connections to Earth energies and the manipulation of frequencies to access other dimensions?

Join us as we navigate through the mysteries of Mount Adams, the Lucifer telescope, and ancient sites like Puma Punku. With each twist and turn, we’re left pondering the boundaries of our understanding. Are we on the brink of uncovering something truly mind-blowing, or are we just scratching the surface? Dive in with us for a journey across space and time.