EP: 30 "I Dug Up Giant Bones" with Roger Saker - Blurry Creatures

Discovery

The discovery of the serpent mound on Roger Saker's property in Minnesota revealed a fascinating piece of history. Roger, who initially had no idea about the mound's existence, found it had been under plow for a century, yet its features, like the egg and serpent structure, were still visible 1. The mound, larger than the famous one in Ohio, sparked Roger's curiosity, leading him to explore its origins and significance. He describes the mound as a symbol of ancient energy, with amateur researchers experiencing strange phenomena like rods moving violently, which calmed after placing crosses nearby 2.

   

Energy

The serpent mound is not just a historical site but also a hub of mysterious energy phenomena. Roger believes the mound taps into God's universal energy, using ley lines to harness natural power, akin to a giant power plant 3. This energy, he asserts, must be used responsibly, as it holds immense power that could be devastating if misused. Roger emphasizes the importance of righteousness in handling such energy, warning against its use for harm or personal gain 4.

   

Significance

The serpent mound's historical significance is linked to ancient peoples and possibly global connections. Roger's research suggests that the mound might have been used by giants, with several large skeletons, including one nearly 12 feet tall, found on his property 5. He theorizes that these giants could have survived ancient floods, possibly through Noah's lineage or a second incursion by the watchers 6. The mound's connection to ley lines and its potential use as an energy collector further underscore its importance in ancient times.