Description
Matías De Stefano opens the episode singing an ancient song to the muse of history to help us remember. This would normally be beautiful. Except the ancient song is from ATLANTIS, and is sung in the Atlantean language that Matias remembers from a past life in the post-diluvian city of Khem! I totally understand if you are skeptical. Me too. But I just ask that if nothing else you listen to the song at the start of the podcast and see if it feels true in your body. I bet you five dollars that it will, and if ever I run into you we can settle our debts 😉 Regardless of what you believe, this is one of the most important conversations on how we can meaningfully create the world we desperately desire.
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