Water of Youth



If your steps lead you to the Tomb of Merlin in Broceliande, ie Dark Forest, write your wish on a paper that you will slip into a slot of the stone. After that, do not miss to go for a dip in the Fountain of Youth.

There is a special water, easy to obtain, whose secret was lost. Its virtues are desirable: a renewed youth, long life of several centuries, free from disease. This is not a joke, but an ancient legend that could well become a reality.


The Water of Life

Lustral water, jade water, rejuvenating water, the elixir of long life, magic potion, it bears many names in different places and times. The Hebrews called Water of the Patriarchs. In the Bible, the Patriarchs are gifted with exceptional longevity: 700 years Enoch, Methuselah 900 years. This longevity might be due to the daily intake of this water.

Before them, the Sumerians drank the Water of Life, from a springing at the foot of the Tree of Life, second magic tree of Nibiru, the wandering planet of the Anunna – actually another name for Eden or the earthly paradise.

On most Babylonian representations, Sumerian gods, humans or vulture faces, are represented with a pointed pine cone in one hand and a kind of basket in the other hand. The cone represents the excitement of the epiphysis, ie enlightenment.

As for the basket, named situla, it is a kind of bottle which contains precisely this precious water of all, which gives long life and eternal youth. You can see copies of situla on this facebook link.  

The ancient Greeks had ambrosia, the divine water much appreciated by the gods of Olympus. Before them, the Egyptians drank the Jade Water, made around the Pyramids in stone basins now silted with sand. 




A French engineer of the last century made a discovery I take for prominent. Working on the physical properties of the water, he thinks he has found the secret of the patriarchs. During his experiments, physicist researcher Marcel Violet has discovered a water of long life that owes nothing to lightning, and all to cosmic particles.

This main discovery was made almost by accident … but we all know that random does not exist.


The Harama water

Bulgaria, like other countries in Europe and Asia, has kept many traces of ramaic culture. We will linguistic similarities and relatives behind the word Hram or Ahram or Harama, meaning both the temple and also Father Mother Spirit.

The Thracians, ancient name of the people belong to one of the ancient hydraulic civilizations, ie, in a culture master of lightning. I have already mentioned the awaking temples many times, I think their original name was Harama.

Ancient hydraulic culture, ancient lightning civilization, Thrace is both undoubtedly.

See these small niches carved into the stone of a Harama sanctuary in order to collect Jade water, formerly produced in the pyramids of the Aztecs, Mayas, Egyptians, Chineses, Russians, Bosnians and others. It was a planetary civilization, we should not be surprised to find traces everywhere. “The ancients knew geomagnetic force of the Earth and knew how to use. See these niches arranged on the terrace of one of the leading Bulgarian sanctuaries. These niches were filled with water or wine as our ancestors used to recharge and heal their bodies through the virtues of geomagnetism. “ (source)

I explain in another article how to obtain, and especially how to keep and use this mysterious and sacred lustral water than the ancient revered for its magical virtues.

Rainwater should be collected in stone vessels, any contact with the metal removing its effects. It has to come from a rain storm, in order to be vibrated by lightning. Here I find evidence that this technique was known and practiced by the Thracians, ancestors of the Bulgarians.




Patomsky Crater 

In Siberia, near Irkutsk, there is a strange rock on which the scientific community conjecture. I will spare you their disputes, you will find details here.

Its particular shape make me think that it was carved. To what purpose? To collect rainwater, to keep storm water in thea natural stone container, so that it is vibrated by mineral radiation after being vibrated by lightning.

Large stones are found all around the earth. In Afghanistan and India, there are ancient cisterns hewn entirely in a huge block of stone.

Terracotta jugs, stone jars, pottery amphorae all obey the same rule: a water having contact with metal is no longer alive, and far less beneficial. Thus the ancient pipes were pottery or stone. Wooden pipes are convenient too. Drinking water often came from a nearby mountain, through tunnels dug into the rock.

In the Plain of Jars, Laos, dozens of large jars carved into blocks of hard stone can be found. This is another illustration of the ancient universality of this practice. It was absolutely necessary that storm water is retained in the a stone container, without prolonged contact with any metal.




Cups and clams

On some dolmens, cups, bowls or wells can be found. Some of these wells are so large that one can swim. These spots, like other stone baths, were used to bathe in the holy water that comes from lightning.

In the old churches, we still find the ancient holy water basin where the priest had blessed some water used by the faithful to make the sign of the cross.

Needless to say, these old basins are made of stone, or sometimes, out of a giant clam brought back from blissful islands by some browser-going.

The first metal clams date from the eighteenth century, fucking period. For me, the Enlightenment period is chiefly the morons period. Sacred transmission had stopped with Philip the Fair and the fall of the Templars.

After the Renaissance especially devoted to the carnal pleasure, a breath of intellect without intuition took place of awakening. The elite didn’t understand a single bit of ancient rites, convinced to be inventing a new world, and cursing the treasures of the old.


Any dispute between the Ancients and the Moderns always rested, still rests and will ever rest on the same indestructible bullshit.


David Icke