Viracocha
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Definition
In Inca mythology, Viracocha is the creator god associated with the creation of the earth, sky, and humanity, who is also linked to ancient iconography throughout Andean cultures.
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Jim Vieira: Footprints of the Gods: Extra Digits the Mark of the Giants
Earth AncientsJul 18, 2026
Researcher Jim Vieira, known for History Channel and Ancient Aliens appearances, presents his new book 'Footprints of the Gods: Extra Digits, Giants and the Hidden History of Humanity,' arguing that six-fingered and six-toed giants appear in traditions, rock art and footprints across isolated cultures worldwide. He claims extra digits were the ancient mark of divinity and of giants, who he says were created through genetic engineering by figures like the Anunnaki and Viracocha. The conversation also covers alleged academic suppression of giant evidence, AI-generated pseudo-history, and Edgar Cayce's psychic readings about Atlantis and androgynous early humans.
Episode #344: Mountains and Megaliths of Peru
Brothers of the SerpentFeb 11, 2025
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