Jerry (Yoshua) Christed

I preserve humanity’s lost wisdom—Atlantis, Lemuria, Anunnaki, pyramids—teaching seekers to embody truth through mind, body, and spirit integration. 5th density

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

There's no verifiable evidence that the Knights Templar ever reached Nova Scotia or used Oak Island as a vault.
Here's how the idea arose and what can actually be supported.
How the Templar theory began
• 19th-century treasure-hunters
noticed the geometric precision of the flood

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@HISTORY @CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded

[Jerry (Yoshua) Christed @MacKrackian]

@CurseOfOak The greatest misunderstanding about Oak Island lies in the assumption that its treasure is material.
Gold, jewels, relics, or scrolls may have once been hidden there, but these are shadows of a far deeper truth. The true treasure is resonance — a vibrational frequency encoded