I Fell Into Burning Ring Of Fire | Fault Lines Are Gates

What if the Ring of Fire isn't merely geological, but an ancient global free energy system with volcanoes as pressure release valves?

The Ring spans 25,000 miles with 450+ volcanoes, curiously flanked by restricted military bases. Ancient sites like Teotihuacan and Machu Picchu nestle near volcanic zones. NASCA lines bizarrely align with seismic faults and underground waterways.

Consider Hawaii's Kilauea: while eruptions obliterated 700 homes, the nearby military facility—featuring 1,400-meter subterranean shafts—emerged unscathed. Peculiar, no?

These formations might be components of an intentional power grid. Military installations possibly tap these concealed energy fountains. Kodiak Island's advanced renewable infrastructure exemplifies a pattern repeating across the Ring.

Those commanding these nexus points control an unfathomable power network—veiled behind "natural disaster" narratives.

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Every single one of us who is even the least bit conscious right now, is on the evolutionary precipice of reclaiming our divine power. So do not let any one tell you that these are bad times. These times are here to set our souls on fire and burn down everything that isn't truth
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