Temple Earth

One of Many

A majestic structure made of earth’s elements, built by a higher genius tribe of humans, stands tall among its people. Formed in the shape of a triangle, the pyramid holds many doorways that invite the moon in on lunar time, while the sun reaches every vast corner with its solar energy. It was built in full consciousness of the great universe around us, connected in sacred homage to the standing world that lives not only outside of us, but inside of us as well. For what we are living externally is living in us. The people knew this deeply, in a way of the heart.

Humanity once lived in higher consciousness—a calmness within that flowed outward, creating a world rooted in peace, love, and learning.

Earth in all its perfection is woven from the five elements.Earth provides fertility and protection for growth. Its minerals and nourishment allow stability for a root to find its way upward to the light.Fire, embodied by our sun, provides the transformation, radiance, and warmth essential for life to grow from one stage to the next.Air brings movement, allowing the possibility of growth—every living being must breathe.Water gives structure, carrying the magic of life itself. Without water, cells could not form. Water regulates temperature and carries away what is no longer needed.Ether is the space that holds our earth home in its embrace, the silent container where all of this unfolds.

Unlike other planets, Earth transforms—sometimes uncomfortably—toward growth. Like a seedling struggling in dense soil, pushing toward sunlight, we too must dig deep to find our way to the light.

20,000 years ago, a higher civilization ended with the Ice Age. Graham Hancock’s Ancient Apocalypse offers a masterful exploration of the ancient temples that once graced this planet. Though modern historians often dismiss his work, Hancock’s life has been devoted to uncovering humanity’s forgotten past. A shame, that ego-driven structures of thought are valued over factual, tested science. Yet, people are listening—because truth resonates.

Now more than ever, humanity must remember its potential—of now, and of long ago. These revelations can dissolve limited mindsets and open the way to a greater world: one expressed in spiritual nature, rather than self-serving structures of control.

We disconnect from one another through rigid opinions, when in truth we are meant to weave together—a tapestry of harmony. Through compassion and understanding, through acknowledging our own discords, we open the possibility for magical transformation. The dissonant fragments can become a kaleidoscope of wholeness.

There is a governing force of truth that stands all tests of time. It speaks without words, stands egoless, and resounds true to every cell in our being. A true alignment with nature. Love has always been the way.

Now, all rigid structures are collapsing. We see them crumbling: churches, states, governments, systems built on flawed roots. The system itself is failing. Systems that suppress, rather than empower, cannot last. New systems—alive, fertile, nourished—must rise. Systems of sustainability, rooted in compassion, with resources for all.

Language itself is a system. The English tongue—rigid and bureaucratic—often provokes misunderstanding and conflict. How easily words drive us to separation. How easily media manipulates language into lies. German too carries this rigid structure, creating systems that lean toward bureaucracy and control. Our language shapes our systems, and our systems have failed us—health, governance, education—all rooted in the same decayed soil.

Sanskrit, the world’s first known language, is different. Eight to fifteen thousand years old, it was born not of bureaucracy, but of meditation and vibration. Its words ring true in the body, especially in asana. Indigenous languages too, rooted in peace and connection, have been ignored or destroyed. Language reflects consciousness. And what has been silenced reflects the tyranny of modern times.

Yet the true language of the universe is symbolism. Symbols speak in dreams, in visions, in synchronicities—guides from the deeper psyche and the soul. Edgar Cayce once said dreams are the mind’s language for the soul. They show us where we are growing, where we are stagnant, where the path bends.

We have forgotten this cosmic tongue. But when humanity remembers—when collective consciousness awakens—the whole field rises. As groups rise, others rise with them. Growth comes with suffering, as old illusions dissolve. The unthreading is not easy, but it is essential. Out of the broken patterns, a new rhythm emerges: one aligned with nature, the elements, and truth.

Nature reminds us always:A tree bears fruit that falls to earth, nourishes the soil, and grows again. In an endless cycle, growth continues—each year richer, sweeter. So too with humanity. We are asked to compost the corruption, to seed the new, to grow toward the light again.

Earth is our largest temple. Always dancing in rhythm. Rivers flow. Winds breathe. Soil births life. Sun and moon take turns gazing down, blessing all.

Live with allowance inside your heart.Be still with nature.Dive deep into your shadows.Come home to heart-space.Be a piece of healing in this broken puzzle.

Love has always been the only way home.

Tina Chabote-RYT 500

Ayurvedic Health Counselor

Tina Chabot School of Yoga RYS 200

www.tinachabotyoga.com