Super Torch Ritual

3I/ATLAS – a rare interstellar visitor – is whispering “Hall of Records” in a way that we haven’t discussed yet.

Simply put, in the 2014 film Interstellar by Christopher Nolan the climax sequence involves the main character falling into a massive black hole who ends up in an interdimensional “tesseract” filled with books looking very much like a “Hall of Records“.

Then literally through these “books” he manages to communicate with his daughter in the past, together saving mankind on the brink of extinction. The tesseract itself was/will be created by humanity in the future, actively facilitating the world-saving time travel.

In this way, the past, present and future come together to beat the Great Filter and avoid repeating the fate of “Atlantis”. The key implication here being the “Hall of Records” represents a message not just from the past but also from the future, in effect signifying something of a time portal.

Need I point out that this is exactly what my Time River theory – prominently featuring the Great Sphinx – has been saying all along? That history is in a time loop and that the Giza monuments are designed to open the Hall of Records right at the “end of time” in the 21st century i.e. our time, and activate a “time gate” thereby uniting the past, the present, and the future.

H.G. Well’s “The Time Machine“, a novella credited with popularizing the idea of time travel through technology, underscores the connection between the Hall of Records, the Great Sphinx, and time travel…

…as the “White Sphinx” in the story:

• Is a central and haunting symbol
• Is one of the first major landmarks the Time Traveller encounters in the far future, playing a key role in both the atmosphere and the plot
• Is an “ancient” monument” that was/will be created in the future
• Is where the time machine gets trapped (inside the sphinx), in effect merging the two as if to imply the sphinx is a time machine and vice versa
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And it just so happens, the most iconic time travel movie, “Back To the Future“, repeats this pattern by showing Marty’s time machine (his car) getting stuck at the gate of “Lyon Estates” featuring two lions guarding the subdivision that will exist in the future, and Marty hiding his time machine there.

Marty subsequently ends up writing a letter to Doc warning about a deadly future event which he already saw happen before he traveled back in time. You know, essentially Hall of Records stuff.

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So, there you go. Time travel is clearly woven into the whole “Hall of Records” theme and this is something we need to keep in mind moving forward.

Makes you wonder what’s awaiting us in 2026…

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