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In 1937, a podiatrist named Doc Noss discovered a cache
of Apache gold on what is now the White Sands Missile Range
in New Mexico.
Scouting a rocky outcropping called
Victorio Peak while deer hunting,
Noss took refuge from a heavy rainstorm in a cave.
Exploring, he stumbled upon an old mine shaft
that led him to thousands of crudely smelted gold bars
stacked in rows like bricks.
Tragically, Noss was never able to cash in on this treasure
because whilst using explosives in an attempt
to widen the cave's opening, he mistakenly
created a landslide that sealed it forever more.
The legend of Noss's lost gold gained widespread attention.
Where did the riches he had seen come from originally?
Theories abound.
From the repository of a 19th century
Apache war chief to a secret stash from the Aztecs,
treasure hunters world over have come to Victorio's Peak
to find Noss's fortune, but none have been successful.
Many believe the lost treasure is still
buried somewhere in rubble and possibly guarded
by the military.
Is it possible ancient treasure from a lost civilization laid
buried beneath Victorio's Peak?
And if so, what else could be beneath this strange area?
Researchers like Gregg Braden point out
that there is more to this area than gold.
There is actually a much more ancient system that
stretches over four states.
What we found in these areas, not so much that there is
a hollow space under the desert, but there is a tunnel system,
a network that connects many of the indigenous traditions
in this part of the world from the area in southwestern
Colorado, northern New Mexico, down towards Wild Horse Mesa.
And it is this natural system of caverns
that the native people say many of their traditions relate to.
So they were created naturally through volcanic environments,
and then they were modified to become more useful
over later generations.
But what the ancestors say is that in the past,
this is where people have lived when the cataclysms of the past
destroyed the surface of the Earth.
And now, we have physical evidence
in New Mexico and Colorado.
The geologic evidence does not support the Hollow Earth theory
in the sense of a complete space in the center of the Earth.
It does support, within the crust itself,
a series of tunnels and catacombs
that were created naturally and have been known and used
by our ancestors, by native peoples in the past.
It's interesting that we find this idea of treasures within
the Earth, hidden gold, things of this nature that actually
tie in with Native American lore.
For instance, you have Chicomoztoc--
the seven caves, seven cities of gold from Aztec stories.
You have to wonder how much truth there is to it.
At the same time, you had this whole idea
that goes back to stories of the underworld contain treasure,
whether it's the dwarves, or it's
the alchemists looking for gold in the depths of the Earth.
These sites are very controversial because they
force historians to rethink the traditional story.
Could this be true?
Many of these underground caverns in North America
are located in the Four Corners region
where Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico meet.
This rugged and arid geographic land,
also known as the Colorado Plateau,
is predominantly owned by Native American tribes including
the Hopi Nation.
In Hopi folklore, it is written that the Indians' ancestors
climb onto the surface of our Earth from an underworld.
This indigenous tribe believes that the current incarnation
of mankind is the fourth world and that the prior three
occurred inside the Earth.
What's intriguing about the Hopi tradition is the notion
of previous cycles of civilization that comes across
which are brought to an end cataclysmically.
And then there's a re-emergence, and another cycle
of civilization occurs.
That's the message that I take from the Hopi traditions,
that they are urging us to cast our minds back
into remote prehistory.
And they are saying we are not recent comers.
We lived through a series of cataclysms,
and we remade the Earth each time after those cataclysms.
When you look at the actual structures
on the ground in that area, if you
go to Chaco Canyon or places like this,
that there's the suggestion that we're just
looking at the tip of the iceberg,
and that there's a much older heritage behind all of this.
If this, indeed, is just the tip of the iceberg to something
far more mysterious, what other evidence could suggest that
there is an unseen power in this area?
Freddy Silva brings us to another location in the Four
Corners called Shiprock.
I've seen grown men weep at the sight of Shiprock,
or if you want to call it by its real name--
Tsé Bit a' i.
And it's one of the most powerful places on Earth
for a number of reasons.
One, it's described as a "navel of the Earth."
And any place called the navel of the Earth
is essentially a power point, as you'd expect from a navel.
And it's a place of beginning where the Anasazi are
said to, and I quote, "land here from Venus on a metal bird."
And when the bird recognized that the people were safe,
the bird went into the ground and rose up as Shiprock.
You can see it for about 60 miles in any direction.
It's a sacred spot.
We should respect that.
It's one of those few places on Earth
where I feel I can actually hear the braves singing and dancing
around me and actually join in.
It sounds like the craziest thing,
but the energy is so unadulterated, so powerful,
so potent, it doesn't have to show it, it is itself.
And you are suddenly reminded that you are actually
crossing a veil.
It's hard to put into words unless you've experienced this,
but that's the power of a place like that.
Could this "navel of the Earth"
be a place where people could cross over into other
dimensions?
When it comes to exploring Native American lore
and, in particular, legends about the underworld,
the Four Corners area is particularly important
because we have a number of Native American groups that
claim to have emerged there.
And by that, I mean they have an emergence
myth that says that they came out of the Earth.
The Pueblo people believed that they
had come out of the Earth in that area
around the Grand Canyon area.
We have the Hopi who claim they came out
of what they call the sipapu, which is basically
the name for a hole as part of their chimney system in a kiva.
But they claim that they had come in something
they called the sipapu.
And they came out of the underworld
where they had interacted with reptilian humanoids called
the Snake People and the Lizard People.
And they had also interacted with another group
called the Ant People.
The Ant People are described, basically,
in a way that sounds very much like so-called descriptions
of modern day gray aliens.
We have this whole idea here that there's a series of worlds
beneath, and they all have their own inhabitants,
and that these Native American people said
they had come up through these various regions
to eventually emerge in our world.
We have the Apache who have a similar legend that
says they came through a series of caverns to our world
after they lived in a place called the Old Fire Land, which
had been destroyed in the cataclysm
and had sunk beneath the ocean.
And they claim that they had come here
through a series of caverns just as the Aztecs said.
We also have the Navajo.
And the Navajo believe that they came out of the underworld
as well.
So these are themes that all tie into the Four Corners area.
And it's very interesting that the various people--
some of them were even adversaries in previous
centuries--
that they all have similar legends
about worlds within our world.
If the premise that modern mankind originated from caverns
deep below the Earth is true, then is it also possible that
there are entire civilizations still living underground
in the Four Corners region?
I live near Taos, New Mexico.
And there is a phenomenon that is called the Hum, the "Taos
Hum," H-U-M. It is a vibration that is felt, selectively,
by some people.
Other people don't seem to know it at all.
It usually happens between 2 and 4 AM when a lot of people
are sleeping.
And the hum, it's right on the verge
of where you feel it in your heart
and where you can just below the audible level.
And no one knows where this hum is coming from.
They brought in university researchers back in the 1980s
to try to triangulate where.
If they could find three locations
where they found the hum and triangulate,
they could find the source.
And what they found was that it's coming from everywhere,
suggesting that there is a vibration happening
within the Earth during those periods of time--
2, 3, 4 AM--
that is being carried through the bedrock
into these other areas.
What is the source of that vibration?
This is where the speculation comes in
that these natural tunnels and the caves
and the caverns that our ancestors have talked
about in the past that already exist
are being modified, perhaps, and used in modern ways for storage
for Earth-sensing, geo-sensing applications, and things
like that.
So that is where scientific community kind of has arrived
is that there is something.
And they think maybe it is the drilling, the constant drilling
to modify these caverns that's creating the vibration.
Since 1946, the US government has been using Hopi land
in the Four Corners region for explosive testing.
Is it possible that, in fact, these tests are a cover-up?
Could the military be using the ancient power
of this area to run covert military programs?
Or could their true agenda be to destroy something
that was discovered underground, perhaps something
from an ancient galaxy?
Billy Carson entails his personal encounter
at the Four Corners area.
It appears that a lot of this activity in a lot of these
tunnels congregate close to this Four Corners area.
Now, there's well-known stone-based stargates is
what the ancient Indians call them,
and now the modern Indians say the same.
These are where their relatives used
to go and put their heads in and actually chant some words
and disappear.
And then some of them were returned.
Last summer, I went to Arizona to see the Grand Canyon.
We actually hired a helicopter and a guy to go down there,
because I wanted to find out if I
can see any of these ancient mysteries
that people have been talking about.
And we landed on this Indian reservation
down inside the canyon.
And there's a special area that was corded off.
So I said to the guy, I said, why can't I come over here?
I don't understand.
I don't see anything dangerous.
He said because NASA has taken over this part of the Canyon.
The way the grid system runs across the Earth,
there are several places that are just
like heavily energetic nodes.
You'll find on many of these reservations,
and other holy lands held by Natives,
that military groups have gone in
and built facilities and made them off limits.
Most of the time, these are actual entrances
to this cavern system that honeycombs the entire Earth.
A lot of these places are sacred to natives
because they have stories going back
many millennia of different types of beings taking them
below the Earth before cataclysms to protect them.
And these are the same things that after the cataclysm
would bring them back to the surface of the Earth
to help them set up their civilizations again.
A lot of these areas that the military will lock down
are also very strong vortexes, which,
basically, are nodes in this cosmic web stargate system.
These are places that the military locked down
because they don't want you to see what's coming and going
through these gates.
A lockdown?
If this is true, who or what could possibly
be traveling through these gates or in these underground
caverns?
Perhaps we should consider one of the less
conventional theories of evolution.
If it is possible that the DNA of human beings
was originally bioengineered by ancient extraterrestrials,
could this be a link?
William Bramley points out how this idea
is explained in Hopi folklore.
You have this possibility at least within the lore.
You don't necessarily exclude sky-born gods from gods that
lived underground because people had both ideas--
that the gods had realms underground, underwater,
and in the sky, and they interacted with all of them.
We already know there were very large caverns here and there.
It may be, for example, that the South American
tribe, maybe the Hopi maybe, they found some of these
at one time.
Or, at least, they found caverns big enough
where they believe that some of these things could transpire.
So it's not necessarily a contradiction.
It just means that the gods operated
in these different realms.
When we look at the creation stories of our past,
as different as they are from one another,
there are common themes that weave them all together.
I find this fascinating because it is the local understanding
of a common heritage, I believe, that
is preserved in the traditions of the modern indigenous
peoples.
One of the most obvious of these common threads
is the theme of another world beneath this one,
a subterranean world from which our ancestors emerged.
A lot of these themes from Native American folklore have
found their way into modern day accounts of what I call modern
folklore, which would be ufology, cryptozoology,
all these types of things, conspiracy literature.
Really, all this stuff is just an update of folklore.
It's the same stuff that people have done for centuries.
Sometimes, it contains truth.
Sometimes, it contains fabrications.
Sometimes, people elaborate on what
they think something means.
But we see these ideas of underworlds
involved with a variety of peoples around the world.
Now, emerging in these same areas, all these things
touch on the same type of material.
With these subterranean creation stories of the world
from which our ancestors emerged, is there, perhaps,
a code or a treasure that could have been left for us to figure
out the truth of humanity's connections to the Four
Corners?
New Mexico, Arizona, the whole area around the Four
Corners, and Utah, of course, and southern Colorado,
it's actually one of the most spiritually active parts
of North America.
And this is why that part of the Americas so--
it draws so many people.
Some of them might know it.
Some of them don't.
But they are drawn there, nevertheless.
I think it's because the land is worked with.
The land is a living organism.
If you work with it, just like watering a plant,
it gives you something back.
It gives you back a certain pleasure,
and that's what you're attracted to.
So that's why that part of the country
is so important, because it's still alive.
It's worked with on a daily basis.
And you can feel that as you just drive through it.
There is the Navajo sites.
There is Mesa Verde as well.
There is Bandelier.
There's a kiva up on Bandelier that's
if you happen to go there at the end of the day,
and time it so you don't get caught up inside the park,
you have to climb up a 100-foot ladder.
And that place is perfectly positioned
inside the natural cave in a really awkward area
of the park, because that's the one
spot where the Earth's telluric currents just happen to cross.
You know, and they're everywhere.
These currents are everywhere.
But they built this sacred site exactly where
those currents cross.
And you go inside the kiva, and you
had this out-of-body experience, because this energy
is made it the same stuff that we're made of.
It's literally just giving you a means
of technology in which to escape the physical world
and connect to another level of reality.
Gregg Braden takes us deep into another structure
in the Four Corners area that may give us an insight into how
this location connects to the sky and what may lie below.
One of the greatest mysteries that we're finding of ancient
civilization is right in our own backyard,
for those of us that live in the United States,
in the high deserts of northern New Mexico--
Chaco Canyon.
Something happened in Chaco Canyon
1,100 plus years ago that we have never
seen in the history of the world before,
and we never saw it duplicated since that time.
We still do not know precisely who
the people were that built Chaco Canyon, where they came from,
why they had the advanced technology, why they had
the mathematics, why they had the astronomy,
the architecture, the ability to grow food in one of the most
harshest environments.
It's 12 miles long, 2 miles wide in some places.
Within the canyon itself, there over 2,800 archaeological sites
that have been recognized.
Of those 2,800, 32 have been excavated.
And because they cannot be sustained,
many of them were reburied to preserve them for later
generations.
12 are now restored, and it's those 12
that are telling the story that is opening
the door to forbidden territory when
it comes to archaeology, advanced civilizations
of our past.
One of the most notable places in Chaco Canyon
is Pueblo Bonito.
It is a very unique D-shaped architectural complex.
Over 900 rooms were built into this Pueblo Bonito.
Some of them are square.
Some of them are the circular chambers,
the kivas that play such a significant role
in the traditions of the Native peoples throughout the desert
southwest.
And one of the reasons that this circular chamber is
so important is because it ties directly
into their creation story.
In the circular chambers, in the kivas,
there is a place at one end of the cave called the sipapu.
And the sipapu, in the Native traditions,
is where our ancestors from the past emerged from another world
beneath this world.
They emerge into this world time and time again.
This ties in beautifully to some of the creation stories
that we find everywhere from Sumeria
to the Mesoamerican traditions in the Yucatan.
There is a common theme that runs
through all of these stories.
And that common theme is that the people
emerge from a world that is underneath.
It is below the world that we know now.
Is this yet another reference to human creation beneath
the surface?
What might be Chaco Canyon's connection to the stars?
When the Viking missions began sending back the images
from Mars, over 19,000 images from the orbiter as it was
circling.
And as those images now have been refined,
and we have a better sense of what they are, lo and behold,
there is on the surface of Mars a temple complex
that looks precisely like an unexcavated Pueblo
Bonito in Chaco Canyon, a very unique D-shaped structure
that we find nowhere else on this planet in the past.
It's nothing that we find contemporary.
The only other place we find an example of the structure
is on the surface of Mars.
Now, the people of Chaco Canyon, we don't know, as I mentioned,
precisely who they are.
But we know that they had an advanced
understanding of physics, of astronomy, and mathematics.
There's a place in Chaco, a 400-foot-tall butte
called Fajada Butte.
And at the top of Fajada Butte is a mysterious structure
that scientists are now calling the North American Stonehenge.
Now, you wouldn't necessarily know
that to look at it because there are three vertical slabs made
of the same material as the native Earth.
In the 1970s, it was recognized that on the solstice
and on the equinox, the way the sun comes and the light shines
through these slabs against a spiral design
on the wall at the back of the slabs,
it actually pinpoints precisely the summer
solstice and the equinox as well as lunar cycles.
And this was something that has never been seen before.
It's so rare that scientists were
reluctant to even embrace the possibility that it
was actually happening.
And it was only when laser-guided imagery
was used to mimic the solstices and the equinoxes
at different times of year that science were able to pinpoint
precisely that, yes, this is what
was happening on Fajada Butte.
If the Four Corners area hold some kind of power beneath
the Earth that humans might have emerged from,
is it possible that the inhabitants of Chaco Canyon
built these locations to connect with an ancient space-faring
race beyond Earth?
What the scientists found was that from Chaco Canyon were
a series of roads that radiate in perfect lines from Chaco
into other archaeological sites like Hovenweep and Mesa Verde,
for example, and the Aztec National Monument.
Perfect lines, perfect roads, when
they reached a rock or a boulder in the middle of the road,
they didn't go around, they went right up over.
They're absolutely perfect.
And part of the reason this is a mystery
is because these people had no wheels.
What were they using-- a perfect road, absolutely straight,
36-inches wide with no wheels in their culture--
what were they using these roads for?
This is one of the mysteries that the scientists
are looking at now, because it appears that Chaco was never
inhabited to the full extent that it could have been.
It had the ability to sustain thousands and thousands
of people, but there's no evidence
that those thousands of people ever lived there.
So now, the thinking is that it was a gathering
place during very specific times that
were predicted and calculated by Fajada Butte where
people from the other traditions would converge on Chaco using
these roads.
And many of the astronomical images that we're seeing now
link Chaco to what we see happening in Venus,
what we see happening on Mars.
So it's very possible that what we're seeing in Chaco Canyon
is an example of an advanced technology using
the materials that are available in this world
to mimic and duplicate a knowledge
and a wisdom that has been known from somewhere in the past.
Could Chaco Canyon be mimicking something more
ancient than we know today?
Andrew Collins suggests that the ancient people
were following a pathway of the skies that
would lead them home.
Is it possible these ancient people
had a different understanding of their existence here?
The soul comes from, let's say,
the sky world up there somewhere and returns there at the point
of death.
But there's something more beyond that,
that some part of us comes from the stars themselves.
And that the point of incarnation, that something--
we call it the soul or the spirit--
embodies within flesh and blood and exists.
And that this gives us this connection
to the stars that the soul or spirit actually
comes from an extraterrestrial or a starry source.
And that when we're released at the point of death,
it goes back from whence it came.
But in connection with this were various stars
that were seen as personification of influences
and intelligences that were either markers on that route
to reach the sky world or helped or enabled
the soul as supernatural beings to achieve that aim.
There seems to be a consistent route,
and that route would seem to have been symbolically,
at least, and maybe in actuality in some manner,
connected with the Milky Way, what we can see
of the edge of the Milky Way--
this bright, beautiful, starry stream
that comes up from the horizon, arches over our heads,
down to the other horizon, something that we barely
perceive today living in urban environments,
for the most part.
But if you go to remote parts of the world in its totality.
And it's beautiful.
And you don't understand just how important
this would have been to our ancestors
seeing something like this rising up into the sky.
And the ancestors believed that this was the route.
They called it the "path of souls"
in Native American tradition.
If these ancient people did have this knowledge,
how is this connected to what might lie below the Four
Corners?
Breakaway civilizations or things of that nature,
the ancient civilizations like pre-Adamites.
You know, if these beings created
a high level of civilization before we did and may,
long ago, have reached quantum computing levels
even using the crystaline structure of the Earth itself
to achieve godlike powers.
And hence, they became "the gods"
to a lot of ancient people.
So when you look at these ancient beings that
are described in the ancient text,
and you look at the modern-day UFO accounts,
you're probably really looking at the same beings.
But that does not mean that they're
coming from across the galaxy.
There's a good bit of evidence that the Earth
has been bombarded by various cataclysms
over the ages, everything from asteroid impact
to solar events.
When these things happen, civilizations
that might be on the surface are going to be devastated.
There's really no way around this.
I mean, if you don't know it's coming,
then the effect on your civilization
is going to be catastrophic.
We find this again and again in stories
about these ancient beings who preceded us here on the planet
and who may still actually be here.
Richard Shaver, who is the creator of something
called the Shaver Mystery, he said
that these beings fled underground
when the radiation coming from the sun became so deadly.
Whereas, before, they lived for thousands of years,
they quickly found that their solar radiation
was destroying their DNA.
And then they fled beneath the surface of the Earth.
And they and their descendants, in a greatly modified form
due to other types of radiation which
were found inside the Earth, are still there to this day.
That's not to say that you wouldn't
have to have a really advanced level of not just
civilization, but technology in order
to carve out a space inside the crust of the planet
and to make a sustainable environment there.
And, of course, there are elements there
that which could provide this.
Sonja Grace uses her alternative research to dive
even deeper into the layers of the Four Corners.
So I went back in time and spirit-traveled to an ancient
site that my guides took me to called Chaco Canyon.
It's in the Four Corners of the Southwest.
The Savrock immediately ushered us in inside the rocks.
There was like an opening, and we went inside.
And they said, we want to show you this because this is what
happened to the Anasazi people.
We took them through this underground tunnel.
And we literally returned the people
that we could to the very place that they
began before they migrated north,
which was to the Mayan culture.
The Savrock helped the Mayan people long time before that.
The whole migration story of the Hopis
where they migrated in four directions
came out of an ancient culture down in Mexico.
And this was very interesting that the Savrock
would intervene and help some of these people
back to this place.
It's how they actually disappeared.
The rest of them disappeared because the Annunaki also
came and took several of these people, hundreds of them,
from the Anasazi community.
This site and all of the Southwest
is filled with portals.
There's all kinds of energy going on there, especially
extraterrestrial energy.
There's all kinds of energy in the Southwest.
Could it be that what Doc Noss apparently stumbled across
was ancient treasure from some of these cultures as they
survived cataclysms?
Is it possible that the Four Corners area holds
a certain kind of energy that opens up
doorways to other worlds?
If this is true, how are Mayans and ancient cultures in Mexico
attached to this area in the American Southwest?
The foundation of the Aztec nation, now,
that location was known as Chicomoztoc.
That means the seven caves, and this
was like some kind of subterranean structure.
One of them has them coming from a place called Atzlán.
And this is suggested to be somewhere
in the Southwest United States.
Could the mysterious Four Corners be linked to more
ancient cultures that migrated south?
Could this have been the location of the creation story
for the Aztecs?
Up next, the code continues to unravel as we head
south of the border to Mexico.
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