The "intention" of this site, I am sure, is not to give false hopes
just for the sake of encouragement and entertainment value. The "intention"
of this site is for people to exchange ideas (in a friendly manner). When
a picture of a normal rock is posted, the right thing to do is let them
know it is a picture of a normal rock. That is being truthful, not discouraging.
It is false advice to tell someone they have nothing, when the person saying
that has no exerience in telling whether a rock is natural or not! To cut them
off at the knees, before anyone else has a chance to emamine the pic for
what might be redeeming values or signs, I notice that you , seem to lurk
on this site , so that you can be the very first one to pounce on the posters
pic and prematurely discourage and spin the thing in to the ground.
No one here is as childish as to tell someone they have a monument when
they do not! The abiblity to read these signs take decades to learn, just
because you cant read them is no surprise to those of us here who can!,
It takes experience, training, research, a mentor really helps as well..
and years and years of tracking, lots of new boots, and thousands of pics, and hours
and hours of examining those pics, looking for valid confirmation marks.
You know and we know you have not done that, you prove it to all of us
99% of the time you make your comments.
The only thing we dont know , is why you have such a hatred for treasure
hunters, but your bias is large, misshaped, misdirected in that you discourage
posters who do have legitimate signs!! That is far from the truthful
premiss that you say you are here for. So you are going against your own
stated mission here.
All opinions on these matters are valid. However, it should be made
known to the poster asking for our assistance, that there is a very good possibility
the rock in question is just a normal rock….period. Not all rocks are treasure
markers. Not all rock formations (rock outcroppings) are monuments pointing to
treasure. The Spanish did not sail to all points around the world strategically
chiseling rocks or repel down cliffs and mountainsides forming monuments to
lead others to treasure. As 90% of these threads claim.
All opinions on these matters are NOT valid if they are WRONG! It is a disservice!
You cant tell if it is a normal rock if you have no experieince in telling the difference,
many many times you have told people that they have 'nothing' and in once case of
the person in the Phillipines, you told him that, and you have absolutley no experience
with Yama's set of treasure markers,in fact you have stated that there is no such thing
as Yamas treasure, when many know better!
I met him on back channels and 6 months later we are still working on his lay out
a genuine Yama site, located on his own lot of land, that was occupied by the
Japanese during ww2. This left over treasure is the
only legecy that the Filipinos have, after being ravaged by the evil forces of ww2, and
the robbery of Marcos of his own people, who now live in abject poverty.
These sites
belong to the Filipinos and they deserve all the help we can give them for being the
loyal and brave allies that they have continued to be since world war 2. To tell this
man that his marks where nothing and that he should forget about it, was a huge
disservice to him and his countrymen. You should reflect on the ramifications of your
actions, when you speak from no experience and an obviously stated bias.
A poster does deserve the truth about his pictures as far as possible,
and that takes time and experience, time for all of us here who are knowledgeable
in this field to determine of the sign is a act of nature or man, that doesnt come
from firing from the hip ( on the first post under the pic submitted)
Mother nature can make many phantasmagorically shaped rocks, the Jesuits and the
Spanish knew this very very welll, having done this kind of work for over 300 years in
the New World. This was used by them perfectly to hide their own signs!
They knew that people would not notice things if they were hidden in plain site
AND blended in with the natural cracks. geo-facts, diastrophism , faulting, erosion
or bumps, or particular shapes that nature can make.
NOW add shadows which no one is trained to pay any attention to at all
and you have a compete monument, hidden right in plain site, in
your face, on your way to where ever you are going and the more times you pass it without
noticing anything, the more it disappears in to the back ground !!!
Even with those of us who have over 20 and and even 30 years of experience and a hundred years
of combined experience of decoding these things, it still take times and investigation, to determine
whether a sign is a "normal" rock or not!!
AS the Jesuits where ending their career here in the new world, the conflict with
the King, that made the Jesuits use more and more subtle signs, to an amazing degree, the
monuments you see with towering boulders, 20-30 and even 50ft high, were reduced to smaller
and smaller monuments, with more and more subtle shadows , that give up very little data at all.
If you are not savvy to the code of shadows and signs.
Some were shadows signs that were only meant to be seen for MINUTES per day...some were
made so that the shadows were only visible on the Summer Equinox, and disappeared until
the next year, In any event the optimum time for the correct shadows to be readable and
contian the necessary data, is from 11am until 1pm,THEN ONLY DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS!
then the data is disguised as just an ordinary shadow, or to purposely look like an ORDINARY rock
and holds no secrets at all.......
the imagination and craftiness of the Spanish and their partners are not conceivable by ordinarily
educated person. It takes years and years of speciality training to see the things that 300 years
of study and work by the most highly educated people of the Jesuit era - could do with ease!
“zip zing…flip bing…rick rack”
exactly!!
auferiously
rangler
"The first and greatest victory is to conquer yourself;to be conquered
by yourself is of all things most shameful and vile." ~Plato