I earlier posted comments to the GHMB about the Chocolate Hills on the Island of Bohol, Philippines.
Chocolate Hills of Bohol - Philippines
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For earlier posts see:
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These threads noted the Robert Coon Male Great Dragon Line passes through the Philippines.
Robert Coon’s Earth’s Chakras and Energy Grid
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Robert Coon’s Earth’s Chakras and Energy Grid showing the approximate position of the island of Bohol in the Philippines.
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Recently however, I decided to check on Google Maps to see if Bohol is actually on the Robert Coon Male Dragon Line.
Plotting a straight line between Mt Agung in Bali, Indonesia, to Mt Fuji in Japan, I find the line precisely intersects the Island of Bohol in the Philippines. See below:
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In my earlier posts I also noted the interesting layout of the 1,776 cone shaped hills that form the Chocolate Hills.
Distribution of Chocolate Hills
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Image from article by Jean-Noël Salomon; A Mysterious Karst: The Chocolate Hills of Bohol (Philippines)
Layout of Chocolate Hills highlighted below to show the distinct image of a walking man with a long neck and a duck shaped head.
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Below I note the significance of the ‘Long Neck’ theme in history, art and culture.
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And depictions of enigmatic humanoid figures with duck heads have been found in a surprising number of places. In an earlier post to GHMB I noted how North American Anasazi Indian rock art reveals a variety of figures with duck heads.
Anasazi Rock Art
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This style of imagery is most commonly found in the Four Corners Region (Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado) of the United States and is generally attributed to the Native American Anasazi Indians. Given the oddity of these depictions it is important to realise that the human form, with a duck as its head, is portrayed in a variety of postures:
Anasazi Duck Head Rock Art – Four Corners Region, US
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Also interesting is that a number of Egyptian Pharos were depicted with bird heads!
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Hardly surprising then that the Chocolate Hills are perfectly aligned between Mt Agung in Bali and Mt Fuji in Japan!
Chocolate Hills of Bohol - Philippines
For earlier posts see:
[grahamhancock.com]
[grahamhancock.com]
[grahamhancock.com]
These threads noted the Robert Coon Male Great Dragon Line passes through the Philippines.
Robert Coon’s Earth’s Chakras and Energy Grid
Robert Coon’s Earth’s Chakras and Energy Grid showing the approximate position of the island of Bohol in the Philippines.
Recently however, I decided to check on Google Maps to see if Bohol is actually on the Robert Coon Male Dragon Line.
Plotting a straight line between Mt Agung in Bali, Indonesia, to Mt Fuji in Japan, I find the line precisely intersects the Island of Bohol in the Philippines. See below:
In my earlier posts I also noted the interesting layout of the 1,776 cone shaped hills that form the Chocolate Hills.
Distribution of Chocolate Hills
Image from article by Jean-Noël Salomon; A Mysterious Karst: The Chocolate Hills of Bohol (Philippines)
Layout of Chocolate Hills highlighted below to show the distinct image of a walking man with a long neck and a duck shaped head.
Below I note the significance of the ‘Long Neck’ theme in history, art and culture.
And depictions of enigmatic humanoid figures with duck heads have been found in a surprising number of places. In an earlier post to GHMB I noted how North American Anasazi Indian rock art reveals a variety of figures with duck heads.
Anasazi Rock Art
This style of imagery is most commonly found in the Four Corners Region (Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado) of the United States and is generally attributed to the Native American Anasazi Indians. Given the oddity of these depictions it is important to realise that the human form, with a duck as its head, is portrayed in a variety of postures:
Anasazi Duck Head Rock Art – Four Corners Region, US
Also interesting is that a number of Egyptian Pharos were depicted with bird heads!
Hardly surprising then that the Chocolate Hills are perfectly aligned between Mt Agung in Bali and Mt Fuji in Japan!