Art announces on “Coast to Coast AM” that Robert Morning Sky recently went into hiding following a hit-and-run accident. Morning Sky, known for sharing the story of his grandfather’s rescue of a star being and his research into the hidden history of Earth, will no longer make public appearances or offer workshops on the Terra Papers. He expressed gratitude for the support from the audience and shared that several events, including ancient prophecies, the Hale-Bopp comet, and other discoveries, influenced his decision. Morning Sky emphasizes the importance of completing his books to reveal more about hidden histories. Despite being no longer in the public eye, he aims to continue his work safely from a private location. The incident that led to his retreat involved being hit by a car during his nightly run in Arizona, with no warning or lights from the vehicle. He managed to escape with minor injuries and is now focused on finishing his projects.
Robert Morning Sky explains that the hit-and-run accident happened around 11:30 PM. He believes it was a warning related to his latest research, possibly due to papers sent to Europe. He suffered two cracked ribs and a torn ligament in his right leg. The accident occurred on June 6th, a date he found significant due to its numerological implications. Following the incident, he moved his family to safety and consulted a private physician instead of filing a police report. Morning Sky interprets the accident as a serious warning rather than a murder attempt. He now remains secluded and plans to focus on serious writing. He shared that he received new linguistic data from France related to the Templar Knights, which might have prompted the warning. The Templar Knights, formed around 1200 AD, were warrior monks who protected pilgrims in the Holy Land.
Robert Morning Sky delves into the history of the Templar Knights. Initially dedicated to the Holy Mother Mary, the Templars gained substantial power and wealth within a decade, receiving lands, castles, and gifts across Europe. However, they later faced accusations of blasphemy and sacrilege, allegedly spitting on and trampling the cross, and denying the church’s authority. These charges were reportedly concocted by the Pope and King Philip IV of France. One significant claim was that the Templars possessed a mysterious head known as Baphomet, which added to their enigmatic reputation. Morning Sky explains that research, including that by the authors of “The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail,” suggests the Templars had evidence that Jesus did not die on the cross, but survived, married, and had children. These descendants supposedly fled to France, and the Templars pledged to protect them, challenging the church’s narrative. This new information excited Morning Sky, who linguistically analyzed the data, linking it to the identity of the mysterious head. The Templars admitted possessing a bearded head, believed to be symbolic rather than real, but details remained vague.
Robert Morning Sky continues his discussion about the Templar Knights, revealing their mysterious possession of a bearded head, identified as “Caput 58 M.” This cryptic title had puzzled many, but Morning Sky’s linguistic analysis linked it to the symbolic head of the Holy Mother Mary, specifically the wife of Jesus and not his mother. He supports his findings with multiple sources and the documentation of several European authors, suggesting that Jesus’s descendants lived in France. His research extended beyond Jesus to trace this lineage back to ancient Egypt and Sumeria. Despite this startling revelation, Morning Sky remains grounded in his beliefs, integrating this new knowledge with Native American prophecies. He notes the significance of the Hale-Bopp comet and the existence of a powerful family lineage that Jesus was part of, which has influenced historical events. Morning Sky understands the risks involved in sharing this information and acknowledges the potential danger he faces.
Robert Morning Sky continues, explaining the manipulation by a family descended from Jesus, orchestrating a second coming to unite global religions under a descendant of Jesus. This family’s potential role in a new world order positions them beyond criticism. Morning Sky’s research into prophecies, particularly related to the Hale-Bopp comet, aligns with this idea. Hale-Bopp, expected to be highly visible by April 1997, is seen as a significant harbinger in Hopi prophecy. The comet is linked to the prophecy of a blue star spirit, signifying the end of the current world and the start of a new era. Morning Sky clarifies he is not a Hopi elder or holder of their prophecies but shares the belief that Hale-Bopp fulfills these ancient predictions. The blue star kachina, associated with the comet, symbolizes a long-tailed spirit marking the world’s end, fulfilling the prophecy of the fourth world coming to a close.
Robert Morning Sky continues discussing the significance of Hopi prophecies, emphasizing the appearance of a second comet, larger and white, following Hale-Bopp by seven years. This comet will signal the end of the fourth world, not through destruction but through dramatic change, potentially affecting institutions, governments, and countries. Morning Sky sees this change as hopeful, though acknowledging that many may not survive the transition. He confirms the ongoing influence of the Knights Templar and the Priory of Sion, both powerful and secretive organizations, stressing the need for caution due to their potential threats.
Art Bell, the host, mentions the growing sense of a forthcoming change, referred to by various names and supported by many, including Morning Sky. Morning Sky agrees, predicting a significant change seven years from April 1, 1997. Despite potential backlash, he remains committed to presenting his research, allowing the public to decide its value. He expresses gratitude for the public’s support and intelligence, which he believes surpasses that of world leaders and self-proclaimed messiahs. Morning Sky’s primary goal is to share his findings, confident in the public’s ability to discern truth from the presented material.
Robert Morning Sky takes unscreened calls from listeners. The first caller from Washington mentions parallels between Morning Sky’s revelations and the Book of Mormon, expressing interest in further research. Another caller from Santa Cruz, who lectured at the United Nations on the Knights Templar, shares that a fellow lecturer from Arizona was threatened by the government for his research on the Templars. She supports Morning Sky’s findings and offers to share her insights and experiences to aid his research, emphasizing that many historical accounts of the Templars are inaccurate.
Morning Sky acknowledges her input, suggesting that the name “Mary,” attributed to both Mary Magdalene and the mother of Jesus, is a title of a priestess of a goddess. He agrees that there are false representations of the Templars and stresses the need for further research and documentation. Another caller humorously misnames Morning Sky as “Robert Ghost Wolf” and asks how sins would be forgiven if Jesus did not die on the cross. Morning Sky responds respectfully, emphasizing that he is not a spiritual authority but an average man presenting research findings, which suggest multiple sources corroborating his conclusions. He advises that questions of sin and forgiveness are matters of personal faith and belief.
One caller discusses his journey through various religions and his impression that Morning Sky has embraced his research as a belief. Morning Sky clarifies that while he accepts his findings about Jesus and Mary not dying on the cross as true based on research, he does not see it as an article of faith but as a conclusion drawn from evidence.
Another caller, Francis from Sacramento, inquires if Morning Sky plans to put his work on tape or video. Morning Sky expresses interest in doing so but notes the need for resources and recuperation first. Cheryl from Tacoma shares her enjoyment of Morning Sky’s presentations and mentions her interest in related works by Zecharia Sitchin.
Richard from California raises the possibility that the claimed royal bloodlines of Jesus’ descendants could be fabricated. Morning Sky agrees, stating his belief that this genealogy is part of a conspiracy to place a supposed descendant on a throne to create a one-world order. He had titled his research on this topic “The Second Coming Conspiracy,” detailing his suspicions and supporting them with documentation.
Robert Morning Sky discusses the dangers he faces due to his research, likening his situation to a modern inquisition. He mentions receiving faxes ranging from supportive to accusatory and discusses how he supports himself and his family through his work. Morning Sky reiterates his belief that the general public is being lied to and manipulated, and he finds encouragement in the positive responses he has received from the audience. He warns listeners to be wary of anyone claiming to be the messiah or savior, suggesting that such individuals could be the antichrist or antihuman.
When asked about the reaction of fellow Native Americans to his information, Morning Sky explains that while he does not hold any official status or position within his tribe, he was recently invited to speak at a gathering of elders about star knowledge and wisdom of star beings. Although he could not attend due to his accident, he was proud of the invitation. He notes that while many elders are supportive of his work off the record, they are hesitant to endorse it publicly due to the sensitive nature of the subject matter. Morning Sky expresses understanding and respect for their cautious stance.
Robert Morning Sky continues discussing the Templar Knights and their lasting influence. A caller, Jovan Henderson, expresses fascination with the topic and mentions that he believed the Templars had ended in the 1500s. Morning Sky clarifies that while the Templar Order was officially disbanded, the powerful families behind it, connected with the Priory of Sion, are still active and influential today. He humorously suggests the potential for his research to be controversial enough to warrant a book banning.
Morning Sky shares his internal conflict over publishing his findings due to the potential backlash and danger. He emphasizes that his work is based on evidence, not faith, and he urges people to consider the information critically without attacking the messenger. He reveals that he and his wife have agonized over the decision to publish, highlighting the personal and professional challenges they face.
Another caller asks about Josephus, a Jewish historian from the time of Christ, noting that Josephus provides little account of Jesus. Morning Sky confirms his knowledge of Josephus, describing him as a general who later detailed the history of the Hebrews.
Robert Morning Sky elaborates on the lack of detailed mention of Jesus in the works of the historian Josephus. Despite Josephus’s extensive writings, there is only one paragraph about Jesus, which appears to have been inserted later. Morning Sky asserts that the figure of Jesus as commonly portrayed may be more myth than fact, though he believes there was a historical teacher known as Yeshua or a similar name, which was likely a title rather than a personal name.
Art Bell, the host, presents a hypothetical scenario where Morning Sky is forced to renounce his beliefs under threat. Morning Sky responds that he would acknowledge Jesus as a righteous teacher but remains critical of organized Christianity. He asserts that many names from ancient texts, like Jesus or Mary, were likely titles for roles rather than personal names.
A fax from a listener asks to set aside religious discussion and focus on Morning Sky’s research about humanity’s origins. Morning Sky explains that his research, alongside others like Graham Hancock, suggests that humanity’s evolution involved tampering by star beings or extraterrestrials. He believes that the hidden history of the Templars connects with this narrative, indicating divine or extraterrestrial origins linked to the Templars’ ancestry.
Robert Morning Sky discusses the potential for creating and selling items related to his research as a means of supporting his family. Patrick from Portland, Oregon, asks about the connection between the Templars and Freemasonry. Morning Sky explains that the same secretive family manipulating the Templars is also behind the Freemasons, using these organizations as fronts for their control.
A caller from Chico, California, references the “Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion,” a controversial text claiming to outline a Jewish plan for world domination. Morning Sky clarifies that his research does not support the Protocols as genuine, suggesting they were fabricated to discredit Jewish people. He acknowledges that while some aspects may seem accurate, the overall document is inflammatory and not credible.
Another caller, a Muslim, discusses prophecies about the Antichrist and the return of Jesus. Morning Sky acknowledges these beliefs, aligning them with his research findings but distancing them from religious interpretations. He emphasizes his focus on historical and factual analysis rather than religious doctrine.
A Christian caller from Conroe, Texas, expresses his struggle to reconcile Morning Sky’s views with his own faith. Morning Sky reaffirms his stance, stressing the importance of presenting evidence-based research rather than faith-based beliefs. He understands the difficulty in accepting his findings but stands by the validity of his work.
Robert Morning Sky addresses questions about the ancient family he references in his research. He clarifies that this family claims descent from Jesus to establish credibility and power, but he believes they have existed long before Jesus and have manipulated historical narratives to serve their purposes. Morning Sky acknowledges that his statement about Christianity might have been extreme due to the hypothetical stress scenario posed by Art Bell.
A caller, a Christian, expresses his struggle with reconciling his faith with the information presented by Morning Sky but appreciates the connection of various prophecies and religions. Morning Sky emphasizes his aim to present information for the public to decide its validity.
Another caller inquires about the connection to the Merovingian dynasty of France, suggesting that Jesus fled to India while Mary and her family went to France. Morning Sky concurs and mentions Barbara Thiering’s work on the Dead Sea Scrolls, which supports this theory. He recommends the book “Holy Blood, Holy Grail” for further reading.
A new caller, Ken from Arkansas, poses questions about historical events, asking if Morning Sky believes in the historicity of figures like Caesar crossing the Rubicon and Alexander the Great’s conquests. Morning Sky affirms the existence of records and documentation supporting such historical events.
Robert Morning Sky addresses the skepticism surrounding his research, acknowledging that historical records can be altered and that his work could be questioned. A caller highlights the abundance of historical evidence supporting Jesus’s existence and crucifixion. Morning Sky responds by emphasizing the importance of presenting all information and allowing people to make their own decisions. He acknowledges the possibility of being wrong but insists on the necessity of free will and open discourse.
Art Bell comments on the radical nature of Morning Sky’s claims and the potential personal risks involved. Morning Sky expresses gratitude for the platform to share his views and the surprisingly positive response from the audience. He reiterates his belief that people are aware of being misled and emphasizes his commitment to presenting his findings despite the controversy.
A caller inquires about other secret societies like the Knights of Malta and the Templars’ influence. Morning Sky acknowledges the extensive network of secret societies and their historical impact, suggesting a connection between these groups and the manipulation of global events.
Robert Morning Sky responds to various questions and comments about his research. He explains that time constraints and the need to focus on specific topics prevent him from addressing all the secret societies and cultic organizations. He acknowledges the influence of such groups throughout history but maintains that his current focus is on the Knights Templar.
A listener suggests that those who try to silence Morning Sky are betraying the weakness of their own faith. Morning Sky agrees, emphasizing that true faith should withstand scrutiny. He encourages individuals to weigh his research, the Bible, the Quran, and other religious texts for themselves.
Another caller asks if the hit-and-run incident might have been a simple accident. Morning Sky concedes this possibility but remains concerned due to the nature of his research. He acknowledges the fear and uncertainty it has caused for him and his wife.
A question about the Dead Sea Scrolls leads Morning Sky to discuss the darker leader mentioned in those texts and the esoteric and secular meanings behind biblical imagery. He emphasizes that his work with various indigenous peoples and their prophecies has helped him interpret and support his research findings.
A caller from San Francisco inquires about the connection between the Knights of Malta and fertility goddesses. Morning Sky confirms that many ancient religions, including those influencing the Knights of Malta, the Templars, and the Freemasons, are based on a mother goddess. He notes that these societies often have a female-oriented religious foundation.
Robert Morning Sky responds to a caller’s question about the beings from the star system Sirius, which were described in an article in Perceptions Magazine. He clarifies that while the beings are descended from a canine type of race, they are humanoid, aligning with Zecharia Sitchin’s descriptions of beings from Nibiru. Morning Sky respects Sitchin’s work and suggests that Nibiru is not a planet but another type of heavenly body, linking it to the Hale-Bopp comet and Hopi prophecies.
Another caller mentions the Holy Blood, Holy Grail book and asks about the enigmatic priest Bérenger Saunière, who discovered genealogical parchments in a church. Morning Sky explains that Saunière, initially poor, became wealthy after discovering the scrolls and was supported by a Parisian bank. Saunière’s mysterious death and the fact that his housekeeper ordered his coffin days before his death suggest a deliberate manipulation to reveal a secret genealogy of Jesus’s family.
Art Bell then mentions a recent discovery of nine chambers below the Sphinx, as discussed in a previous show with Graham Hancock. Hancock believes that the information in these chambers could radically alter our understanding of history and suggest that humanity has been on the wrong path. Morning Sky agrees, indicating that these revelations could be significant.
A listener humorously warns Art Bell about the dangers of discussing secret societies, but Morning Sky reassures them by stating that his discussions are based on public information, pieced together for clarity. He admits to possibly being a teller of tales but takes pride in providing a cohesive picture.
When asked about the speed of light and interstellar travel, Morning Sky suggests that the current understanding of physics is limited and that the rules of the universe might be different from what Earth-based observations indicate. He proposes that faster-than-light travel could be possible.
A caller questions the interpretation of Mary Magdalene as the Holy Grail. Morning Sky explains that the term “Sang Real,” meaning “royal blood,” was misinterpreted over time as “San Graal” or “Holy Grail.” He asserts that Mary Magdalene was considered the carrier of Jesus’s royal bloodline, not a physical chalice.
Art Bell then reads a fax questioning why the disciples and early Christians would die for a lie if Jesus did not resurrect. Morning Sky responds by suggesting that people have historically accepted guilt or blame to protect others, using the example from the movie “Spartacus” where slaves claim to be Spartacus to save him. He implies that the disciples might have similarly accepted martyrdom for a cause they believed in or to protect someone.
Robert Morning Sky continues addressing various questions and comments. A caller asks if the Templars or the family behind them are connected to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) or the Trilateral Commission. Morning Sky affirms that these organizations are fronts for the secretive family he discusses, although they are not explicitly the same groups.
Another caller from Las Vegas expresses gratitude to Morning Sky for his work and asks his opinion on an individual from Ghana. Morning Sky admits he is not familiar enough with the individual to comment but appreciates the support.
A caller from Minneapolis inquires about the implications of Morning Sky’s research and what actions should be taken if it is true. Morning Sky emphasizes the importance of questioning and challenging everything rather than accepting information at face value. He suggests that the power controlling the planet is held by a few, and the general public is conditioned to accept and not question. He advises adopting a mindset of skepticism and critical thinking.
Morning Sky discusses the idea that many historical and societal norms are inverted or misrepresented, including the earliest terms for male and female. He asserts that everything taught may be a lie and encourages people to embrace critical inquiry.
Art Bell mentions the Brookings Report and potential discoveries beneath the Sphinx that could alter our understanding of history. Morning Sky agrees, suggesting that if significant findings are uncovered, they could validate his claims and challenge established narratives.
Robert Morning Sky discusses the complexity and potential danger of fully revealing his research to the public. He expresses concern that the world may not be ready for the revelations he has uncovered. He acknowledges the support from the public and contemplates the next steps for his work, including finishing his books and possibly finding a publisher who will be willing to take on the controversial material.
A caller from California discusses the political intrigue in wars and how soldiers often die believing in a cause that may later be revealed as manipulated. Morning Sky concurs, noting that many who sacrifice their lives do so with genuine belief, even if the underlying reasons are later found to be deceptive.
Another caller questions the perceived conflict between Morning Sky’s views and Christian beliefs, specifically regarding Jesus’s death and resurrection. Morning Sky clarifies his stance that Jesus did not die on the cross but survived, which the caller finds plausible. Morning Sky admits that while he and the caller may agree broadly, significant differences in details exist, which are crucial to understanding the full picture.
Art Bell commends Morning Sky for staying on the show and fielding questions. Morning Sky expresses his gratitude for the opportunity to share his research and is pleasantly surprised by the open-mindedness of the audience, despite the controversial nature of the material.
Robert Morning Sky continues to engage with callers, addressing their concerns and comments about his research. A caller named Zeb from Minnesota appreciates Morning Sky’s discussion and emphasizes the need to unlearn much of what society has taught, which Morning Sky wholeheartedly agrees with. He mentions that a significant part of his vision quests involves encouraging individuals to unlearn their teachings to get back to a neutral ground for better understanding the truth.
Another caller, Mike, mentions a scientist who examined the Shroud of Turin and was convinced of its authenticity, even producing a documentary called “The Silent Witness.” Morning Sky acknowledges familiarity with the controversy surrounding the Shroud of Turin and concedes that while there might be some phenomenon attached to it, he struggles to connect it definitively with Jesus.
A question is raised about the possibility of fabrications in the stories about Christ and other scriptures to mislead people and support the rise of an antichrist. Morning Sky agrees that anything could be fabricated, which is why he relies on multiple independent sources to support his conclusions. He emphasizes his background in journalism and the need for verification from at least three distinct sources before accepting any statement as true.
Robert Morning Sky continues to address various questions and comments from callers. A caller, identifying as a Native American, expresses his unwavering belief in the Bible as the word of God, irrespective of new findings or interpretations. Morning Sky respects this absolute faith and reiterates that he speaks only for himself and does not seek to undermine others’ beliefs.
A caller from Anchorage, Alaska, discusses a spiritual crisis, having been exposed to various religious beliefs and now unsure what to teach her daughter about God. Morning Sky and Art Bell both agree that faith and religion are deeply personal and subjective, and they cannot provide a definitive answer for what she should tell her daughter.
Another caller introduces the idea that Earth might have been a penal colony, with religions serving as a means to appease authority. Morning Sky finds this concept intriguing and suggests that his research indicates a deliberate colonization effort by ancient civilizations, aligning more with the idea of humans created to serve gods rather than as prisoners. He mentions evidence of ancient civilizations on Mars, Venus, and moons of Jupiter and Saturn, as well as a now-destroyed planet that formed the asteroid belt.
A caller asks about a BBC documentary on the Templars and the “Spear of Destiny” in Vienna. Morning Sky admits limited familiarity with these specific items but notes ongoing research and collaborations with a documentary crew in France to produce materials on the Templars. He also mentions that some resources available in Europe are not accessible in the United States.
Robert Morning Sky continues to respond to callers with various questions and comments. One caller disagrees with Morning Sky, believing in the traditional account of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion. Morning Sky clarifies his position, stating that while he believes the crucifixion and suffering occurred, he differs in that he thinks Jesus survived the ordeal. He explains that, according to Jewish and Roman laws, Jesus would have been taken down from the cross the same day he was crucified, not spending multiple days on it.
A caller from Nashville mentions that much of what Morning Sky is discussing has been taught by Dr. York for over 25 years, involving topics like angelic beings, aliens, and the planet Nibiru. Morning Sky admits he is unfamiliar with Dr. York’s work but stresses the importance of seeking information from various sources.
Another caller asks what individuals and families should do to prepare for the future in light of Morning Sky’s revelations. Morning Sky advises reading extensively and questioning everything, mentioning various researchers like Graham Hancock and Colin Andrews. He emphasizes the need to piece together information from different cultures and societies to form a comprehensive understanding.
Morning Sky reiterates his principle of accepting nothing and challenging everything, suggesting that this approach will help individuals find their internal truth and prepare for potential future events.
A caller from Jacksonville, North Carolina, shares relief that they survived a natural disaster, prompting a brief discussion about the situation.
Another caller mentions first hearing about the Knights Templar from Dr. Gene Scott, who broadcast extensively on related topics. The caller asks if the Templars could be considered satanic. Morning Sky responds that while some might personify them that way, his research has found no evidence to support the notion that the Templars are involved in devil worship or satanic rituals.
A caller then points out similarities between Morning Sky’s views and those of Graham Hancock, noting both are coming from a similar direction in their research. Morning Sky agrees and expresses admiration for Hancock, lamenting that he missed an opportunity to meet him due to an incident.
Lastly, a caller from St. Paul inquires about the theory of Christ escaping to India and his connection to Buddhism. Morning Sky explains that several writings suggest a teacher in India, known as Yuz Asaf, bore a remarkable resemblance to Jesus and had teachings similar to Buddhism. He notes that Buddhists hold Christ in high esteem, reflecting the possible influence of Buddhist teachings on Jesus.
Robert Morning Sky addresses the topics of Jesus’ teachings and the influence of Buddhist philosophy on early Christianity. He discusses the Council of Nicaea’s role in reshaping religious texts to align with the church’s objectives, mentioning that early writings suggested Jesus believed in reincarnation, a concept more aligned with Buddhism.
A caller named Sparky expresses concern for Morning Sky’s safety, prompting him to emphasize his desire to find a publisher for his work so he can step out of the public eye while continuing his writing. He shares his apprehensions about the dangers he faces and the need to protect his family.
A first-time caller from British Columbia, Vicky, expresses interest in Morning Sky’s materials and mentions the relevance of his work to her bookstore’s readership. She also inquires about the connection to the Freemasons. Morning Sky acknowledges the time constraints and suggests she call his provided number for more information.
As the program concludes, Morning Sky reflects on the positive response from listeners, expressing gratitude for their compassion and desire for the truth. He acknowledges the significant impact the show has had on him, reaffirming his commitment to continue his work cautiously.