OverNight In A Cave ⛰️

In a Neanderthal cave, Max and LuLu reflect on ancient shelter, the Earth’s relationship to human conflict, and the way modern insulation from nature may limit her ability to intervene. The conversation moves into their sense of being chosen to listen to and tell the stories of ancient beings who remain present in the same place on another timeline.

A Neanderthal Cave

Max: This recording is brought to you by a Neanderthal cave, where magic dust flows to those who take the path of fortune.

[Sing-song] I’ve got to eat my food soon. I’ve got to eat my food soon.

We’re hungry. Those three pigeons start to look like food long enough when you’re in here.

Distinctly, they did not change the structure much that we can see. They used what they had, compared to modern humans, which have drilled holes in the ceiling and hung ropes everywhere—as if they’re supposed to.

Listening to the Land

Max: What do you feel, LuLu Bear?

LuLu: I feel really at home here, actually. I feel super relaxed, super energized at the same time.

And I was sitting here and then, like, walking around this area, and I could hear the—I could hear and, like, see the memories of people who have lived here, like, long ago, and how they would use these caves as protection during times of war, while they were battling, like, another tribe or something, and how they would use the caves as their defense system, and the kind of—the incline of the hill as strategic positioning of some kind.

When the Earth Could Intervene

LuLu: And then the Earth told me something interesting, which was, like, there was a time when, you know, people were so connected to the Earth, basically, that she was able to imprint their geometry so much and basically ally herself with the side of the conflict that was more in tune with—with nature’s laws.

Like, the side that was kind of fighting against—against a principle that is more in agreement with nature, she would ally herself against, and she would manipulate reality in some way through the weather and other circumstances to help defeat that side.

But once people started living in elevated structures and started putting, like, metal and other materials in their shoes and in their clothes and things like this, she wasn’t able to interfere as much.

And she was giving me this example of, like, people in the modern world right now who are—who are doing such profound levels of—creating such distortion in life, basically. Living in and creating things that are so far away from nature’s principles.

And it was kind of saying that it’s very difficult to ally herself against people who are doing things like that in this time because they’re completely—they’ve completely isolated themselves from nature.

Max: Like, isolated themselves from nature, right?

LuLu: Insulated.

Max: Insulated themselves from nature.

LuLu: And—and it’s like, it’s like on both sides. It’s like the people who are also trying to fight against those people are also cut off from nature too, so there’s, like, no way to interfere, or there’s, like, very few ways to interfere.

The Mission of Listening

Max: And then we’ve been selected for a mission, which is—it’s not even hard. It’s just in accordance to our abilities or proclivities.

And part of that is coming and telling the stories of these ancient beings, sitting here and patiently listening. Like, patience is gonna be a big one for me, is learning to just sit and listen. Sit by fires and talk to the beings around the fires and just chat—just converse, you know?

’Cause they’re not dead. They’re just literally in a different timeline. They’re in the same location, different timelines. That’s just—they’re here.

LuLu: Yeah, we can feel them.

Max: Just hanging out. I mean, I can see them. And it’s weird. I mean, I’m literally sitting on them right now. It’s very kind of—my feet are in their fire. It just doesn’t affect me.

We look like magicians to them, just the same, because I’m able to sit in their fire unaffected, unburned.

It’s the same way people are like, “Wow, how do you, like, stand in fire?” And I go, “Well, because it’s from a different fucking dimension.”

So…

Snack Time

Max: [Sing-song] Yummy, snack time soon. I think I will have a plum. Yummy, bum bum bum bum bum…