Tesla and the Pyramid

De: Jenner Brown

Narrado por: Ryan Haugen

Tesla and the Pyramid is a propulsive, action-packed technothriller that reveals undisclosed frontier science and real-world hidden archaeology, blurring the line between fact and fiction like never before.

Fact: when Nikola Tesla died, US intelligence seized his final research—an explosive breakthrough so powerful and surreal it was classified for eighty years, becoming the foundation for decades of secret government black projects.

But this isn't the first time humanity has discovered this science. Columbia University professor Tony Koviak thinks he knows the ancient world...until a rogue CIA analyst crashes into his life, armed with classified research that rewrites human origins. Together, they must decode Tesla’s final gift to the world: a reality-shattering physics that the genius perfected during his decade of isolation.

Teaming up with a maverick geophysicist, they race to unlock Tesla’s mind-bending technology and expose a global conspiracy stretching back to the last Ice Age. Pursued relentlessly across continents by intelligence agencies, hostile governments, and a hidden cabal determined to keep mankind in the dark, they uncover an impossible truth linking Tesla’s masterpiece to a long-forgotten past.

Winners don’t write history. They erase it. But Tesla has left behind an unthinkable way to fight back.

*All archaeology, mythology, symbols, locations, organizations, and speculative scalar physics are real and accurate in this story.

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Excellent

Just a great read that ties in all the “fun stuff” together so eloquently. Early one of my favorite books over the last few years.

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absolutely incredible how the author is able to to convey so much information in a book and provide an essential roadmap to occult discovery. scientifically this book is nearly perfectly accurate. read this book slowly if it is new to you, research the "findings" independently, and think through then with an open mind. you can learn so much from this book.