Robert Morningsky, a full-blooded Native American of Hopi and Apache heritage, returns after a mysterious "accident" that many suspected was not accidental. Morningsky, a professional dancer and performer who has traveled extensively and worked with Aboriginal and Maori elders, discusses his low-profile approach following a suspicious automobile incident. The accident occurred within 48 hours of releasing material about the Templar Knights based on European sources, and Morningsky continues to put "accident" in quotation marks. His background includes performances in Australia, New Zealand, movies, and commercials, which have funded his research into the world's oldest religions and indigenous wisdom traditions. Morningsky shares insights from his interactions with tribal elders and his quest to find answers about spirituality and life's meaning through various religious and cultural traditions. The conversation touches on his current limited public appearances and his reliance on book sales and listener support for survival. This episode explores the intersection of ancient indigenous knowledge with contemporary mysteries, while addressing the apparent dangers faced by researchers who challenge conventional historical narratives. Morningsky's perspective combines traditional Native American wisdom with alternative historical research.
