PyeongChang Olympics Stargate – Part 2
Written by Goro, February 13, 2018
In contrast to PyeongChang’s “Stargate” rings (see Part 1), it was all about the boxy tesseract at the Super Bowl just 5 days earlier on February 4th in Minneapolis.
So which is it, rings or tesseract? At this point we’d have to say both. And we did in fact see both in PyeongChang during the Olympics opening ceremony.
The “tesseract” appeared immediately after the Parade of Nations, first in a series of pre-recorded scenes in a video presentation, followed by a real-time, real-life presentation in the stadium.
It started with the kids sailing on a river still on a mystical journey coming across a door-like interdimensional portal…
They walk through it and find themselves morphing into adults in their own future. Time travel.
One girl’s future…
…looks a lot like inside Interstellar‘s tesseract.
[Interstellar tesseract]
The magical door re-appears in the middle of the city…
…leading us back to the PyeongChang Olympic Stadium…
…where the “tesseract” storyline continues with hundreds of shiny interdimensional “doors”, moving around and forming various shapes…
…before settling into a geometric “box inside a box” configuration highly evocative of the tesseract.
After this the doors start a new sequence, which quickly develops into the dramatic scene of the ring-shaped Stargate opening discussed in Part 1.
In this way the Stargate rings were actually something of a substitute for the tesseract during the climax of the whole sequence. Keep in mind, too, that like the Super Bowl days earlier PyeongChang’s Stargate ritual in February came right in the middle of a tesseract activation sequence via Oprah/A Wrinkle in Time. As noted in another article there was Oprah’s big moment at the Golden Globes in January with unmistakable allusions to A Wrinkle in Time, followed by the movie itself coming out in March. We are currently in between those in February, the “Stargate month”, when the world is focused on the Olympics.
And even there we could easily detect a tesseract-ring overlap. (Remember, interdimensional travel in A Wrinkle in Time is done with the tesseract.)
Let’s bring the two together, literally. The tesseract is cubic in nature. A ring or circle is a 2-D expression of a sphere. If we put a cube inside a circumscribed sphere, with two of the cube’s vertices touching the sphere’s two poles, we get this:
“19.5 degrees” according researchers such as Richard Hoagland signifies a “hyperdimensional” angle which makes 19.5 deg. N/S a “Stargate latitude”! This is closely related to the Cydonia “monuments” on Mars and is usually associated with a tetrahedron than a cube.
It’s only a matter of perspective, however, as the cubic shape is geometrically analogous to two interlocking tetrahedra, like this:
And Hawaii is right there at latitude 19.5 degrees North!
This confirms what we talked about in Part 1 regarding Hawaii being a key component of PyeongChang’ Stargate symbolism. It was based on two main factors: 1) Hawaii is in the middle of the Ring of Fire thus resonating with the pyramid theme (pyramid = “fire in the middle”), and 2) Hawaii feared the end of the world was nigh back in January when a false alarm indicated an incoming nuclear missile from North Korea (unified with South Korea in the Olympics).
Two more clues to add to the pattern:
1) The combination of Hawaii’s central position in the Ring of Fire and Hawaii’s cubic Stargate latitude (19.5N) perfectly reflects the tesseract-ring entanglement, very coherently expressing the “cube in a sphere” geometric “Stargate” configuration.
2) Hawaii’s North Korea missile scare in mid January closely coincided with…
Jan 13 Hawaii alert: False missile alert sparks panic
Jan 14 Hawaii missile shock, blame and apologies
…the sunrise alignment of the tesseract-shaped Grande Arche in Paris (~Jan 15-19).
It’s also worth mentioning that by turning the cube in a sphere upright, latitude 35.26 deg. N/S is pinpointed (instead of 19.5 deg.).
This cubic latitude passes right through South Korea. Instead of PyeongChang or Seoul, however, it goes directly through the city of Busan near the country’s southern border. Busan is South Korea’s second most-populous city and the largest industrial area. “Busan” means “Cauldron Mountain” which is very fitting given the Olympic context. In fact, the Olympic cauldron in PyeongChang sits on top of a “mountain”:
As for the “nuclear” aspect of the pattern, we do find something chilling: PyeongChang is on the exact same latitude as the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (the difference is only 0.05°) which became a disaster zone back in 2011 following a mega quake/tsunami there.
And it just so happens that the nuclear power plants there are… cubic.
To be continued in Part 3…
