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A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

Im saying PJ is very real but is using A.I to generate their responses as are several others including puff
AI is just a gathering from inputted information.
It's main function is the ability so source the information that the world has submitted.
Be written (if it was scanned)or from digital inputting.

What I am amazed at is there seems to be a following of belief, (this thread for example) but when it comes to results there's not too much of anything.

( Yes play the blame game)

"Well you're not going to see it because you don't believe it.
Or Just another one of those that are undermining what we believe is factual."

I have met people in life that see things, believe things, live their lives according to those things.(Truely some have been the most interesting and informative peopleI have had the pleasure of meeting)
But the one thing that I have yet to see is a result of those things.

Though AI was used for an answer and it seems some took great offense.

So just do the most sensible thing.
Prove it wrong, that will correct what it gathers.

Just writing something about a belief doesn't make it the truth or factual.
 
Sure they could give out a TT permit if they know you don't have a real treasure site they would be happy to take your money. But if the location your asking for the permit for actually has a treasure on it and they know about it not a chance in hell your getting a permit. Just like how my Treasure Mountain is circled on Google maps (People do know about these treasures)
Top Secret & Classified Info...
Even with KGC or Masonic types of carvings in trees & rocks also. Yes I've seen it in a State Park with a massive lake.
The Park Ranger/attendant is the current Sentinel keeping watch over multiple caches that are also Specially Sentinel marked.
I do have pics to prove it.
 
AI is just a gathering from inputted information.
It's main function is the ability so source the information that the world has submitted.
Be written (if it was scanned)or from digital inputting.

What I am amazed at is there seems to be a following of belief, (this thread for example) but when it comes to results there's not too much of anything.

( Yes play the blame game)

"Well you're not going to see it because you don't believe it.
Or Just another one of those that are undermining what we believe is factual."

I have met people in life that see things, believe things, live their lives according to those things.(Truely some have been the most interesting and informative peopleI have had the pleasure of meeting)
But the one thing that I have yet to see is a result of those things.

Though AI was used for an answer and it seems some took great offense.

So just do the most sensible thing.
Prove it wrong, that will correct what it gathers.

Just writing something about a belief doesn't make it the truth or factual.
When you hold it in your hand you can well believe it!
 
Hi pepperj,
Yes, there have been more recoveries, also using the Camera/Aura capturing technique, to confirm along with the markers & alignments
that it's of Spanish/Jesuit design & burial. sandy1 can tell you even more about it, to answer any more question(s). I know anotherTH too,
lives in AZ., that also found a wonderfully rich gold deposit with excellent per ton (I didn't hear how much exactly) in Rose Quartz. Gold
ore spread out just below the surface, in multi-level veins of fantastic continuous shallow & going down deeper deposit veins that was
discovered a couple of years ago, with a camera that captured multiple aura(s ) in line coming up off it. The Gentleman sent me pics of
it & I'd have to ask permission first to show you any. He happens to be an old acquaintance of our friend sandy1's known several years.
In your list above with, 2nd line,, the Natural Rock Formation & Animals is xorrect, modified skillfully to look naturally occuring, with no
obvious chisel marks most all of the time, though I've seen at least one with chisel marks still showing that wasn't of Spanish origin
Thank you kindly for your question, it's a very good one. if there's any more questions,, I should kindly direct you to ask sandy1,
The Master Spanish Treasure Vault Hunter. Ps there are also human male/female faces too. There are definitely examples of
documentation, even in a few specific Spanish Vault Treasure Books that've been written. Have A Great Day!
I have to ask who is Sandy1
(Must be in the category of one of those Treasure lores) :dontknow:
 
Top Secret & Classified Info...
Even with KGC or Masonic types of carvings in trees & rocks also. Yes I've seen it in a State Park with a massive lake.
The Park Ranger/attendant is the current Sentinel keeping watch over multiple caches that are also Specially Sentinel marked.
I do have pics to prove it.
I would love to see the pics of the Park Ranger keeping watch over multiple caches.
 
So here are all the skulls I showed together and the Reason for the Skulls and how they relate to the treasures "As Matthew recounts Jesus' crucifixion, he describes that “they came to a place called Golgotha (which means 'the place of the skull')” remember Jesus is the Treasure so anything related to him is Treasure or Holy Related
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Now for one last Skull which you can see going down the hill from Prescott going towards Skull Valley
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This next one is the Same skull as above but this is what ties all these skulls to the Catholics I circled the Number 3 which is the Number for the Holy Trinity Showing this Skull and Three were made by the Catholics.
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These are all man made to represent Jesus at (Golgotha)

And Here is another Number 3 so you can see they did make them at different sites as well, again representing the Holy Trinity, this one is on the mountain next to the first circled Skull picture above.View attachment 2265449
This is why I said the Skulls are so important when you find one you are at a Treasure Area. Where Jesus was Crucified and he will be found High on the Cross, there you will find your treasure.
You posted a number of pictures of skulls. Do the skulls show the way to the treasure or are they at the treasure?
 
You posted a number of pictures of skulls. Do the skulls show the way to the treasure or are they at the treasure?
Interesting Question, while most skulls are just in the general area meaning on the mountain or the start of the trail to the mountain that has treasure, I have a skull where there is a treasure buried right up against it.
 
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Thank you kindly for your question, it's a very good one. if there's any more questions,, I should kindly direct you to ask sandy1,
The Master Spanish Treasure Vault Hunter . . . .
What's the point of that? Neither he nor his acolytes ever address inquiries counter to the schtick.
 
Interesting Question, while most skulls are just in the general area meaning on the mountain or the start of the trail to the mountain that has treasure, I have a skull where there is a treasure buried right up against it.
The latest site i found just five miles from my house has some large. Rounded rocks that could possibly be skulls? When i. Get the chance and when the snakes are not as active ill certanly check for skulls.
 
Interesting Question, while most skulls are just in the general area meaning on the mountain or the start of the trail to the mountain that has treasure, I have a skull where there is a treasure buried right up against it.
Thank you for the information on the skulls
 
Has there been any buried treasured ever found using signs,(rocks/formations/auras)?
Genuinely man-made carved symbols on rocks have led people to some interesting discoveries, and I know of at least one case where a small cache was found. These are the kind of symbols for which folks like Mahan, Kenworthy, and Carson wrote books on how to decipher. I would take their interpretations with a grain of salt because there was never a universal "symbol language" that people used. Symbols like these rarely come up in this thread.

Rock formations -- what I call "funny-looking rocks" -- are probably 100% natural, not man-made. They are ubiquitous to every region of earth that has exposed rocks, even under the sea. In this thread, I cannot recall a single time that anyone has shown any of these "monuments" to be mad-made. And I don't know of a single case where a funny-looking rock led to treasure, although I won't deny the possibility. If I wanted to cache a treasure with the intent of recovering it, I would choose a distinctive rock formation as a marker. The bigger the better. What I would not do is carve one -- that just seems like silly work, and sure to draw unwanted attention.

With auras, that's a little more difficult. Treasure auras aren't real but, like LRLs, if you use it enough and dig enough holes, the blind squirrel analogy can kick in. I know of 2 distinct cases where this (maybe) happened. One was where an SX-70 camera photographed a house and some weird flaring showed up near the chimney. Behind a loose brick in the chimney was something hidden, some gold coins as I recall. This was documented on Don Danylyk's old web site (long gone). The other is where David Villanueva claims to have dug up a hoard of gold coins in England that he was led to using an aura photo, again an SX-70 as I recall (although he admits to using a metal detector to actually recover the coins). SX-70s were renowned for creating streaks and flairs due to the pinch rollers and some people insisted these were caused by buried treasure. For a while SX-70 film was unobtanium, so folks started looking for ways to capture auras with digital cameras. Villanueva, ferinstance, puts an IR pass filter on the camera which produces an extremely dark photo, then he post-processes it to drastically exaggerate an already-bad photo. Again, as with an LRL, if you follow up an aura photograph with some metal detecting you might eventually stumble on to something worthwhile.

Another element discussed widely in this thread is the shadow sign. The skull in post 7524 is an example. This would be an exceptionally poor way to mark a treasure. You would have to be standing in the right location, at the right time of day, at the right time of year to see it. Wait a couple of hours, and the shadows are now completely different. I've never hear of a single case where a shadow sign led to anything interesting.

Bottom line is, the recovery rate using these techniques is around 0%, certainly by the folks in this thread. And they all seem to know and accept that this is just a game, for funsies; that nothing is ever expected to be found. I see so few attempts at digging anything up that this is the only conclusion I can reach. It very much mirrors the KCG crowd, who run around endlessly pursuing clues and markers and creating make-believe geometric patterns for what they say are vast numbers of buried caches, but no one ever goes home with anything other than pictures and alibis. Maybe it's the fault of those devious sentinels.
 
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Thank you for the information on the skulls
I consider the Turtle as one of the Best Treasure markers This is one up on my treasure mountain.
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