THE CALL TO OJUELOS: A JOURNEY INTO THE UNKNOWN

There are moments in life that don’t come as invitations, they come as callings.

When I first heard of the artifacts from Ojuelos de Jalisco, I wasn’t handed a roadmap or scholarly article. I encountered grainy images scattered across obscure corners of the internet—enigmatic stone carvings depicting what appeared to be extraterrestrial beings, star maps, advanced technological motifs, and multicultural deities. But behind the images was uncertainty. Skeptics labeled them a hoax. Very little published academic work existed. Most dismissed them outright.

But I felt something deeper—something undeniable.

There was an energetic transmission encoded in the imagery that felt too familiar to ignore. The coded glyphs. The messages. The artistic mastery. I couldn’t shake the feeling that these were more than stones—they were star-coded messengers meant to be found. And I knew in my core that I had to dive deeper and experience their origins myself.

No sponsorship. No map.
No guarantee of what I’d find.
Just an inner knowing that these relics were timeless and that their story was ready to be seen.

BOOTS ON THE GROUND

While many engage with the Ojuelos artifacts through photographs or second-hand accounts, my understanding has been shaped by over a decade of direct experience—on the ground, in the field, and in conversation with the families who have protected this knowledge. I made the journey to the small remote town of their origin long before public attention grew…walking its paths, speaking with local residents, and asking the questions that hadn’t yet been voiced. What sets my perspective apart is not just time, but presence—years of immersive, hands-on exploration with the land, the people, and the artifacts themselves.

This wasn't a tourist visit, it was my initiation.

I was welcomed into the community. I listened to elders share oral myths passed down for generations—stories of cosmic visitors, of buried relics connected to ancient sky beings, of guardianship over sacred objects that rewrite our known timeline. And unlike others who might interpret from afar, I was invited by the descendants of those who still hold this legacy to help carry it forward.

What began as a single trip soon became a series of nine personal expeditions—each one revealing new layers of history, activation, and discovery. And on one of those sacred journeys, my entire perspective flipped..

I knelt in the soil with my hands shaking, breath held in reverence, and unearthed the first artifact with my own hands. Over a sequence of 9 personal expeditions, this number grew to personally excavating 18 artifacts.

Let me be clear—this changed everything.
No longer was I a researcher.
I was now a direct witness to what lay beneath the surface of history.

Holding those artifacts, I felt transmissions surge through me. These weren't merely archaeological pieces—they were living records, holding crystalline intelligence, ancient advanced and esoteric symbology, and cosmic knowledge meant to be reactivated at the right time.

The invitation to join the local family lineages on these pilgrimages is one that comes with both great humility and reverence. This level of trust is not given—it is earned. For me, it took years of consistent presence: showing up with clear intention, walking the land, listening deeply, and documenting stories with care. My commitment to honoring the people and the place—not just the artifacts—became a quiet initiation into a deeper path of guardianship.

This wasn’t simply access to ancient objects; it was access to living memory, to encoded knowledge embedded in stone and soil, activated through resonance, respect, and relationship. And over time, what began as fieldwork evolved into friendship.

In a spirit of reciprocity, I extended invitations in return— joining ceremonies and indigenous gatherings across Mexico. This wasn’t a one-way permission; it was a two-way bridge built on trust, brotherhood, and shared purpose in reawakening what has long been protected.

WEAVING A WEB

Long before this subject gained wider recognition, I followed an inner call to travel to Ojuelos—without fanfare, without much available information, and with nothing but intuition, reverence, and a deep desire to understand. The only way to speak of such a wild journey with integrity is to experience firsthand: to walk the land, meet the people, and witness recovering the stones with my own hands.

That journey—born of personal conviction—became the foundation for the truth I now stand behind. It wasn’t theory; it was lived experience. And in sharing those early insights, my fieldwork became a catalyst—helping activate paths of inquiry for others who now carry this conversation forward.

The work I share and paths that are activated would not be possible without the experiences and knowledge I have been entrusted with by local family lineages. It is my intention and passion to amplify their voices. Over a decade ago, this anomalous and eye opening topic changed my life and I am honored to share the information, the activation these relics have coded in stone from a place of earned experience and integrity. As my field expeditions grew in number, first hand findings multiplied, and verified radiocarbon datings surfaced by reputable researchers — I had enough evidence to share this story and my personal theories with those called to investigate more.

I’ve stood beside several reputable researchers on this groundbreaking topic — sharing insights, accompanying on excavations, and collaborating on projects over the years. Many of which are known for exploring ancient advanced civilizations, documenting anomalous extraterrestrial archaeological artifacts, and exploring quantum physics. Collectively, we are bringing to light the remarkable, and I continue to honor the chain of activation, the synchronicity of sharing.

I have always believed that these artifacts are meant to be understood, activated, and transmitted through living stories. Which is why I place such importance on honoring the oral mythos of the local communities. I’ve received personal permission to transmit their cultural knowledge, and I hold that responsibility with reverence.

Because these relics are more than material objects, they are planetary memory retrieval.

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW

The Ojuelos artifacts depict not only knowledge of advanced technology and extraterrestrial beings, but also radiocarbon dating results that defy our known historical timelines. They include ancient Egyptian, Sumerian, and Mesoamerican motifs—etched onto the same relics. They suggest a moment in time where civilizations weren’t divided by oceans, but united by something interdimensional.

Their artistic language seems to encode portal technology, celestial mechanics, genetic hybridization, and vibrational technology—pointing to the possibility that these artifacts may be part of a lost planetary grid, or even a star-seeded repository of knowledge.

And that is exactly what I’ve been working to confirm through fieldwork, symbolic decoding, and energetic resonance.

This is why my path as a crystal guardian, seeker of hidden wisdom, and metaphysical teacher has led here: to help unlock the true potential of these relics, and to remind others that they, too, carry keys within them.

This work holds urgency now, as we stand at the threshold where tangible discovery meets ancient knowing. These artifacts exist in the third dimension—they can be held, studied, tested. They offer what many have long awaited: tangible evidence that ancient civilizations were not only globally interconnected, but possessed advanced knowledge of portal systems, vibrational technology, cosmic alignment, and the unseen worlds.

In a time when modern thought is bound by what can be measured, scanned, or proven in a lab, these stones offer something rare: a bridge. A bridge between the physical and the metaphysical. Between the scientific and the intuitive.

They challenge the narrow frameworks that have defined human potential and remind us that the consciousness of ancient peoples may have far surpassed what we currently consider “advanced.” That the true evolution of humanity may lie not just in new technologies, but in reactivating our inner technologies—our intuitive intelligence, multidimensional memory, and access to interstellar consciousness.

These relics may be offering what we need most now: a reason to believe again. Not just in history re-written, but in ourselves—our capacity to evolve, remember, and reclaim a future once seeded long ago.