Standing tall across millennia, obelisks have captivated civilizations with their towering presence and mysterious purpose. We journey deep into the world of these ancient monuments, uncovering how these weren't just decorative structures but possibly sophisticated technological devices that served as conduits between heaven and earth.

From the sun-reflecting electrum-capped peaks in Egypt to the Washington Monument and even the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, these granite sentinels continue to inspire awe and fascination. What draws humanity back to this design repeatedly? The answer might lie beyond conventional archaeology. We explore compelling theories about obelisks functioning as components of an ancient wireless energy grid, their precise astronomical alignments suggesting knowledge far beyond what we typically attribute to ancient civilizations.

The conversation takes a fascinating turn toward Nikola Tesla, whose Wardenclyffe Tower bears striking resemblances to the function and design of ancient obelisks. Was Tesla unknowingly tapping into ancient wisdom when he developed his wireless energy transmission technology? Some researchers even suggest connections to lost Atlantean knowledge. While JP Morgan famously withdrew funding because he couldn't monetize "free energy," Tesla's vision might have been a rediscovery rather than an innovation. His posthumous vindication by the Supreme Court in 1943 stands as testimony to how visionaries are often dismissed by their contemporaries.

Whether you're a history buff, technology enthusiast, or simply curious about alternative perspectives on human development, this episode challenges conventional thinking about ancient capabilities and modern innovation. Subscribe now and join our exploration of how the past might hold answers to our future technological evolution.