Telluric Energy

Praveen Mohan: Cambodia’s Sacred Path—Angkor Wat, Lingams & the Mysteries Within

Earth AncientsOct 31, 2026

Researcher Praveen Mohan argues that Cambodia's Khmer temples, including Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world, may be more than 10,000 years old rather than the accepted 900 to 1,200 years. He describes thousands of lingams found by LIDAR and carved into riverbeds, which he believes may have worked as energy devices, early electrotherapy, or even signal towers used to terraform the landscape. The conversation also covers Vimanas (ancient flying machines), a Naga queen legend, a remote viewer's claim of extraterrestrial metal atop a forbidden pyramid, and a temple carving that resembles a dinosaur.

Randall Carlson: The Lost World Before the Flood

Earth AncientsAug 22, 2026

Rogue geologist Randall Carlson returns to Earth Ancients to argue that a sophisticated pre-flood civilization may have been wiped out by the Younger Dryas catastrophe around 12,900 years ago, its coastal cities now drowned under 400 feet of sea-level rise. He makes the case that Plato's Atlantis best matches subsided land masses near the Azores on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. He also proposes that sacred sites worldwide share a common geometric blueprint, possibly the remnants of an ancient technology that harnessed telluric earth energies and plasma.

Destiny: Sherry Parada, Supernatural South

Earth AncientsAug 12, 2026

Author and researcher Sherry Parada joins Cliff Dunning to explore her book Supernatural South, a collection of Gothic tales of ghosts, cryptids, and unexplained phenomena from the American South. The conversation ranges from Gullah boo hags and Louisiana rougarous to the Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp, the Fouke Monster, the Moon-Eyed People, and the 1897 Aurora, Texas UFO crash. Host Cliff Dunning also opens with his theory that early Maya pyramids built over water channeled telluric energy for healing and environmental change.