A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

[elh]

Many thanks ''shadow'' I still can't spell your name without looking at it.

 

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[Chadeaux]

Many thanks ''shadow'' I still can't spell your name without looking at it.

Just a bit of a "Cajun" spelling d'ere.

 

[elh]

Just a bit of a "Cajun" spelling d'ere.

Okay Chadeaux , sounds good. I am not far from da reale cajun country and also have some near me. They be's good peoples.
This time I copy and paste that name.

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

My autocorrect has it down and finishes it for me!!

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

Newgrange still works, 5000 year old tomb/temple , winter solstice illumination on the inner hall, 1000's of people still gather to come to see it on that day. Many old churches have the same sort thing going on. It's "hidden" knowledge yet used in many religious/ holy places right out in front of everyone. There's no reason groups wouldn't use the same type things to mark treasure sites/ancient tombs/vaults.


https://www.newgrange.com/

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Quinoa, this is another great example of how the world has been tracked for centuries.
Like the Mayans and Anastasia people.
Even our own founding fathers I.e., Washington D.C.

Good site.

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[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

I have to say that is very interesting sdcfia. Thanks for posting it. What of the other symbols around this happy guy? It would seem that this guy is wearing a crown, and represents an authority. I may be way off but just a guess. I also see a the squared "U" carved and a 90 degree angle symbol carved; also what appears to be a faint circle and dot which means gold.

AIORIA, you’re right about the things that see there, but there is so much more to see on the whole panel and the rest of the mountain range.

I think it was either Springfield or rangler that brought that to TNET to study, back in 2011’or 2012.

Fascinating place with lots to learn, even nowadays.

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[sdcfia]

Sdcfia, feel free to quote my posts, but when you do, quote my entire post.
No one likes to be partially quoted.

You would benefit by spending a little time with someone that is well educated in Burgos laws concerning signs, symbols
and monuments.
It would also help to read
“ de re Metallica “, it’s a little bit like reading a phone book, but it explains a great deal about how many people it takes to accurately build, mark, and operate a mine, and smelting /purification
Site.

It was translated from German to Spanish and then translated from Spanish to English.

Happy hunting!

Mikel
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MK, if you're referring to Post #2577, it appears to me that I cited your entire Post #2573 in it.

I know quite a bit about the Burgos laws. They were meant to be a code of righteous conduct for New World Europeans' treatment of the indigenous peoples in South America, Mexico and by extension, North America. Well, we know how that turned out, don't we? Your reference to "signs, symbols and monuments" doesn't seem to fit. If you're referring to the popular (and IMO bogus) Kenworthy school of "king's code", etc - I don't see the connection.

I first read De Re Metallica back in the 1970s, I guess. I believe the original was in Latin, and the other languages, including German and others, came later. As I recall, Herbert Hoover translated it into English. Hoover was a mining engineer. When I worked in an underground mine in CO in '74, I was surprised that the methods used there were much the same as in the book - other than the tools, which were much more mechanized. There's some good books available on the Romans' mining operations too - they were pretty savvy a couple thousand years ago.

 

[sdcfia]

AIORIA, you’re right about the things that see there, but there is so much more to see on the whole panel and the rest of the mountain range.

I think it was either Springfield or rangler that brought that to TNET to study, back in 2011’or 2012.

Fascinating place with lots to learn, even nowadays.

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It was Springfield, certainly not Rangler! That site and a couple others nearby are awesome.

 

[sdcfia]

sdcfia, thanks for the kind words, BUT, you got that one totally wrong good buddy. I do notsupport anything you have to say, with best wishes and luck to you of course, of course, because we love you because we know youare a sentinel, guvment man, or sumpin' like a' dat.

No hard feelings, elh. I hope you keep an open mind and keep using your noodle. Sentinel ... gumint man? Ha ha, good one. Nope - just a guy who likes to think for himself. Believe what you can prove for yourself.

 

[LUE-Hawn]

I have heard a lot of second hand stories about treasure auras, but nobody has ever come forward with the proof, which is why I am taking credit for being the originator of capturing long distance auras to treasures.

Here is an additional book you might like to read it was written in 1976 in regard to spirits, ghosts, phantasm and auras:

Spirit Photographs at Treasure Sites: indian Signs and Symbols Hardcover – 1976 by Chester H. Heath

Auras, spirits, ghosts and phantasm can lead to treasure and are often pointers to such. There are many a story of such entities that guard treasure and what is written whether you believe it or not are out there.

You don't test fate because most of the time it will end with your demise and you may become one of the guardians of that said treasure.

Ghostly Yours

LUE-Hawn

 

[Chadeaux]

... gumint man

Around these parts, it's "Gubment man" ... rebinuwers! No, I never saw that still before. Where did it come from?

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

Well Sand1, do you think that we can get back to your subject matter, before the distraction master destroys your site ...

Or do we all need to get out of the pool till the water looses that yellow tinge?

I would love to talk abut caches and vaults.

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[sandy1]

Lue-Hawn, the auras I have shown have nothing to do with spirits or even the treasure itself other than a reflector of the suns radiation.

 

[LUE-Hawn]

I was referring to the Raven episode when you were hearing voices.

Hello Sandy,

I was referring to the Raven episode when you were hearing voices. The auras got thrown into the mix. By the way the Spanish used auras, lightning strikes, dowsing and scrying to find treasure. If you allow yourself to see an aura, you can do it without using a camera to record the event. I have used them to help find locations and to find problem areas within people.

Regards

LUE-Hawn

A photograph of a ghostly conquistador on horseback with his right arm raised to whip a barefoot indian with a pack on his back. Enlarge the image to see the detail.

 

[AIORIA]

Hello Sandy,

I was referring to the Raven episode when you were hearing voices. The auras got thrown into the mix. By the way the Spanish used auras, lightning strikes, dowsing and scrying to find treasure. If you allow yourself to see an aura, you can do it without using a camera to record the event. I have used them to help find locations and to find problem areas within people.

Regards

LUE-Hawn

A photograph of a ghostly conquistador on horseback with his right arm raised to whip a barefoot indian with a pack on his back. Enlarge the image to see the detail.

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Thank you LUE-Hawn for posting that. I know the spirit realm is real by experience. I'm interested in what you have to say about spirits that guard these treasures. Maybe give us a summary of what you learned in that book you mentioned?

You said to not test fate. Why is it that some can recover these and some cannot? Does it have to do with being "chosen" or "liked" by whatever power is guarding these treasures?
Any and all info you care to share is greatly appreciated and valued

Thanks for the awesome photo.

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

How far back was this raven episode?
I would like to read about it.... I guess that I missed it while I was reading from the first post, trying too hard to catch up.

If you know fairly close it would help.

I’m going to backtrack and try to figure it out.

Just in case you don’t remember.

Thanks either way.
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[sandy1]

How far back was this raven episode?
I would like to read about it.... I guess that I missed it while I was reading from the first post, trying too hard to catch up.

If you know fairly close it would help.

I’m going to backtrack and try to figure it out.

Just in case you don’t remember.

Thanks either way.
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Its in my Guide #23 after the last picture.

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

Thank you.

 

[LUE-Hawn]

AIORIA

Thank you for the kind words in regard to the photograph. I posted another photograph that shows what appears to show a Jesuit priest leading a pack trail of donkeys from a cave. It was an aura that led me to the ghostly figure on the back of one of the donkeys and is very remarkable to say the least. The reason I say Jesuit is because it in relation to a Jesuit treasure which has multiple heart signs one whole heart and two broken hearts or death trap signs with a skull and arrow pointing to the broken hearts. Those crafty Spanish/Jesuits were devious to say the least.

The spirit realm holds many secrets and can lead you to find items others cannot. A good book is the Treasure of the Sangre De Christos by Arthur L. Campa on page 77 he states the following:

“That there is a strong belief among the Spanish speaking population of the Southwest that buried treasures are destined for a particular person and that anyone not favorably predetermined by fate will never suceed in keeping a treasure even though he should find it”.

It is those words that drive me. To figure out a riddle that perplexes many could be the treasure/treasures are meant to be found by only one and that one may be you or I.

The book on spirits relates to certain treasures found by the author where orbs where photographed in relation to treasure. He photographed many of those sites and tells how he was led to them and others.

Enjoy the outdoors. Be safe and if you can carry a gun or some form of protection I would do it. The spirit realm I am not leery of. It the alive two legged snakes I don’t care to meet.

Regards

LUE-Hawn

Ghostly Jesuit Priest leading a pack trail of donkeys out of or into a cave. I apologize if the photograph is fuzzy or ghost like. It is what it is.

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[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

Its in my Guide #23 after the last picture.

Sandy1, Thanks for the directions to the passage.

Interesting event. However, I was in search of a raven made of stones and clay. If you run upon one , out in the desert, I would love to see a few photographs. Weekender and I have a full bodied raven monument, about six tall.

I believe that Orangeman has one as well.

They may be something indigenous to these mountains ⛰.

Bless you for your efforts.

Mikel
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