When Building The Coral Castle, Did Edward Leedskalnin Lift 70 Ton Stones Like Balloons?

Recently Kate and I went to the Dayton Medical center for some blood work, vitamin and mineral IV therapy, acupuncture, cupping, FAR Infrared sauna sessions and 2 hour long ultra sounds.

It was an amazing experience to find out what’s really going on with our bodies.

We flew to Florida a day early so we could check out a place called The Coral Castle.

As many of you know I’ve been absolutely fascinated with ancient civilizations and in particular ley lines, energy vortexes, sacred geometry and how monumental structures around the world were built.

I have my own theories about that I’ll explain below.

In 2000 I learned about the Coral Castle by seeing something online and then I “just happened” to randomly stumble across a show the History Channel was doing on it.

I don’t think anything is “random” and there are no coincidences in the world that is for sure.

They called it the Western Pyramid.

The Coral Castle was built sometime in the 1930’s by a man named Edward Leedskalnin who was an immigrant from Latvia.

The story goes that at 26 years old he was engaged to a girl to be married and the night before the wedding she called everything off. Apparently the girl was 16 years old at the time.

Personally I believe that this is just a story he made up. He claimed to have known how the Egyptians (if the Egyptians actually were the people who built the pyramids) built the pyramids.

There’s no reason NOT to believe him if you visit the Coral Castle.

The story is that he built and work only during the evening hours in secret so nobody could watch him work. There’s legend that he lifted the huge 70 ton stones like balloons.

Unfortunately he took his secret to the grave with him when he died I believe in 1946. He started building and constructing the Coral Castle in one location and then ended up moving it a few miles away.

Some people believed it was because Ed Leedskalnin could harness the energy of the Ley Lines of the earth better at the second location.

Why don’t we learn about this type of thing in school? I believe it’s because a) people don’t see the significance of this kind of feat and/or b) they don’t want us learning about alternative energy sources or perhaps other worldly influences that could have played a role in the construction of such high vibrational structures around the earth.

If you look at ancient civilizations and really look at the sacred geometry and how these “people” could have cut quarried, transported and set stones that weighed upwards of 200 tons (400,000 pounds) from 500 miles away is just ridiculous.

In my opinion, there’s NO WAY humans could have done such a thing.

I live in Southern California. Every year we drive to Northern California to go to a lake there that’s about 500 miles away. It takes us all day (10 hours) to get there.

Are you telling me that a group of a few thousand (or million, it doesn’t matter) could transport 2.1 million stones that distance?

It’s simply not humanly possible.

If humans didn’t do it, then who did? Was it off planet beings? If so, then how does that affect the Bible and what we commonly believe to be true in Christian nations?

The rabbit hole is so deep that if you choose to enter in get ready for the ride of your life because the journey will never end and take you places you never thought possible.

So what do you think?

Have you ever heard of the Coral Castle and who do you think built it or the Pyramids?