On today’s episode, we welcome the deeply insightful Freddy Silva, a man whose knowledge spans ancient lands, lost civilizations, and the mysteries of existence itself. Our conversation delves into Silva's fascinating work on “The Shining Ones” — an enigmatic race from ancient lore said to possess knowledge far surpassing what modern science understands today. We talk of lands submerged by time, wisdom buried under cultural layers, and what seems like a cosmic force, intervening just enough to steer humanity without overstepping the bounds of universal laws. This is a journey through time, where myth meets reality, and we reconnect with long-lost wisdom meant to awaken something ancient within us.Freddy begins by exploring the role of “The Shining Ones,” beings known for their light and wisdom, believed to be descendants of the Anunnaki or similar ancient intelligences. Silva shares how they were respected for their ability to wield the laws of nature with an ease almost mystical. They “didn’t merely understand nature,” he says, “they were nature,” embodying the unity between knowledge and spirit. From their enlightenment radiated the literal and figurative glow that would mark them as divine in human eyes. Freddy notes that many stories across cultures depict these enlightened beings guiding early human civilizations, gently nudging humankind toward progress without intervening forcefully.Silva also addresses a cosmic law of “non-intervention,” an intriguing moral code that these advanced beings reportedly followed. They only influenced when directly invited and, even then, in subtle ways that allowed humans to chart their own destiny. According to Freddy, this ancient law resonates in today’s stories, and he humorously points out how science fiction, like Star Trek’s “Prime Directive,” draws upon this principle. This commitment to free will echoes across time, reminding us of humanity's responsibility to learn and grow without the crutch of higher intervention — unless absolutely necessary.Our conversation then delves into ancient flood myths found worldwide, as Silva recounts tales of natural catastrophes dating back thousands of years. Many civilizations, he reveals, documented catastrophic floods that nearly wiped out early humanity, and survivors attributed their survival to guidance from enlightened beings who appeared in times of despair. Silva believes that these stories may not merely be tales but historical records passed down with reverence, with the Shining Ones, or similar entities, reappearing across cultures to help humanity survive near-catastrophic events.A particularly fascinating portion of the discussion is Freddy's insight into ancient civilizations’ use of “temple technology” to harness earth’s energy. These temples, pyramids, and standing stones were, according to Freddy, not just places of worship but devices engineered with precision. By understanding the earth’s telluric currents and manipulating them, these ancient builders created structures that, quite literally, pulsed with life. Freddy hints that today's advanced scientific research is beginning to unravel the sophisticated technology embedded in these sites — a wisdom that modern humans have only started to rediscover.In an unexpected turn, Freddy also discusses the suppression of knowledge by organized institutions like the Vatican. Books such as the Book of Enoch contain references to advanced beings, extraterrestrial crafts, and ancient knowledge, yet these texts remain out of reach for the public, locked away in archives or deemed “apocryphal.” “There’s knowledge,” Freddy asserts, “that would alter humanity’s understanding of its place in the universe.” He suggests that controlling information keeps societies grounded in current belief systems and limits access to truths that could awaken something more expansive in our souls.

SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYS

• Embrace Free Will: The law of non-intervention reminds us that we are responsible for our journey. Wisdom may guide, but action is ours to take.
• Reclaim Ancient Knowledge: Lost civilizations left trails for us to rediscover. Exploring these mysteries opens paths to understanding our shared origins.
• Live in Harmony with Nature: The Shining Ones remind us that enlightenment lies in our connection with nature, not in dominance over it.

As our conversation closes, Silva reflects on humanity’s current state and reminds us of our potential to bridge science and spirituality. He emphasizes that humanity can and must harness this ancient wisdom to guide us through turbulent times. As he sees it, “we’re the gods we’ve been waiting for.” This is a rallying call, a reminder that, like the Shining Ones, we too have the potential to wield knowledge with reverence and responsibility.

Please enjoy my conversation with Freddy Silva.