A Story of Ancient Memory and Modern Awakening – Part 2
After the memories of the first Thanksgiving faded in our experiential travels, our journey didn’t end. Instead, it shifted — as if a veil lifted — revealing a history far older, more mysterious, and surprisingly connected to the people we now call Indigenous. What appeared next felt like a forgotten memory of Earth itself.
*Read Part 1 – Remembering the First True Thanksgiving here.
A Civilization of Light and Frequency
We found ourselves in a civilization unlike anything in our recorded history. Shimmering before us like a dream were towering structures, great gleaming domes, and advanced architecture reminiscent of ancient Greece or even Atlantis.
Towers rose from the earth like crystalline instruments. Domes reflected golden sunlight. Monumental structures rose as ancient cathedrals of light — gilded, gleaming, marble columns resonating with harmonic tones, the architecture alive with purpose.
These were not just monuments. They were frequency generators — instruments, tools of healing, manifestation, and planetary alignment. The structures vibrated with sound, healing, and harmonic purpose. They were aligned along Earth’s ley lines like a global energetic web. These buildings were alive — part of a vast energetic grid spanning the planet. Designed to generate increased awareness, energetic balance, and manifestation.
This was the realm of Tartaria — a civilization predating the indigenous tribes. A world guided by frequency, sound, and unity, aligned with the natural world. Its people understood the language of Gaia. They worked with the earth, never against it. They used cymatics and vibration to shape matter, just as easily as we use technologic tools today.
The Fall and the Survivors
When cataclysm struck and Tartaria collapsed, (another story for another time), everything changed. Its people scattered. Some survivors escaped underground. Others retreated into quiet valleys and forests in the wilderness, living close to the land.
The glowing towers and resonant halls fell silent. Though the technology was lost, wisdom endured. The people carried it through story and song, into a way of life rooted in harmony. These survivors were the ancestors of the Indigenous tribes, who preserved vibrational knowledge long after the temples fell. They carried Earth mystery and memory of vibrational awareness in ceremonies tied to sound and frequency. They embodied a deep reverence for Gaia and the innate ability to live harmoniously with the land.
Over time, the technology may have disappeared, but the spiritual knowledge remained, handed down through generations from a world long forgotten.
Were the Founding Settlers Survivors Too?
As this realization formed in the journey, an intriguing idea surfaced: Perhaps the early European settlers — the ones who came seeking freedom rather than conquest — may also have been descendants of ancient survivors in their own lands. The humble farmers, mystics, healers, herbalists, and craftspeople who cherished the land may have also carried remnants of this ancient lineage.
These “Visitors” to the new world longed for freedom, a safe haven in peaceful lands, under the stars. They, too, felt out of place in rigid societies built on hierarchy where they were persecuted by intense systems of control. They dreamed of rebuilding something beautiful and courageously sought refuge across the vast ocean.
A Bridge Across Time
Perhaps the first encounters between Indigenous people and early settlers felt strangely familiar because, deep down, both groups remembered the same forgotten world.
Maybe, as one of our team sensed, the Founding Fathers weren’t trying to build something new at all — but to remember something old. A world of sovereignty, unity, and divine order lost long before.
Perhaps this explains why the first encounters between Indigenous families and early settlers felt familiar, even harmonious — two groups of people who, beneath layers of time, shared a common origin story.
Humanity’s Struggle to Measure Up
Our team felt the weight of all this deeply. Tears came from a familiar sadness: Humanity has not yet measured up to its potential. When will we ever learn?
The early Indigenous tribes lived close to that potential — in harmony, gratitude, authenticity. Yet wave after wave of invaders brought domination, greed, and separation. It is a cycle the Earth has seen many times. The later waves of colonists, driven by power and hierarchy, were sinister, divisive, and destructive.
Yet the core of this ancient memory was not about the tragedies. It was about something timeless that still speaks to us today.
Guidance for a Changing World
As the journey drew to a close, the council offered a message meant beyond the past, one meant for now: “Do what is true in your heart.”
Maintain your vibrational integrity.
Live authentically, intentionally, and in harmony with the Earth.
The outcome may not be visible for generations. Yet… your actions matter.
Give without expectation.
Embrace gratitude without possession.
Share connection without conquest.
Offer freedom without domination.
It is the heart of what the first elders tried to teach. It is the frequency we are being called to hold again.
A Call to Remember
And finally, with gentle clarity, they whispered:
Remember.
Remember who you are.
Remember why you came.
Remember the ancient wisdom encoded in this land and in your soul.
The ley lines still hum.
The old structures still resonate.
The ancestors still whisper.
Thanksgiving, in its truest form, was never a holiday — it is a vibration. They reminded us that every sincere action — every moment of integrity, compassion, or authenticity — ripples through generations.
Closing Reflection
The deeper message from the ancient ones is not about the past at all — it’s about who we are becoming. As we step into the holiday season and a new year, we are invited to restore the vibration that once harmonized entire civilizations. We do this without grand gestures, yet through one aligned choice at a time. When we act from the heart, we awaken dormant memories, sacred truths, and the quiet strength of our lineage.
This is how the world shifts — through each of us remembering, and choosing, who we truly are. In this season of reflection, that message feels especially timely. As we prepare to step into a new year, may we carry this ancient wisdom forward — both holding the memory of a world lost, along with a blueprint for the world we are here to rebuild.
Many Blessings of Remembrance,
Lois & Team
