Middle East 17 – Austin Bunton Designs

I’d have been so uneasy about ever returning here, after how rough my first few passes had been, but now I know the way to see only its most-agreeable spots every time.

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Table of Contents:

Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Akrotiri and Dhekelia
Bahrain
Cyprus
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Jordan
Kuwait
Lebanon
Oman
Palestine
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
Yemen

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Phase 1:

I made it here twice during Phase 1; I had enlisted in the American Marine Corps as a youth still in the middle of college, and got deployed here to help, as best I could, with that country’s controversial military campaign. What I saw, and who I met, while on those deployments’ missions… changed my life and mindset forever –and in such a good and productive way. I’ve longed to return ever since, feeling pulled or ‘called’ to get down into the many ruins (and networks connecting them) just beneath its sands.

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Phase 2:

At the end of Phase 1, and the dawn of The Shift, just pre-Phase 2, I got flown back for a third time. On that pass, I went to what the Abrahamic-subscribing humans call their “Holy Land”. It revealed much to me, confirming all my instincts and suspicions, and tested me as a solo operator like never before, proving my mettle at a whole new level. The good beings who showed up, in spite of the bad ones who’d tagged along, let me know I was not alone, that they could tell who I really was, and that they would return when the time was right; they introduced themselves to me so perfectly, recognizing the same lingering issue I was being polite and clever about (how any good deed or exchanges would be interfered with during this Shift-period), thereby letting me know we were of the same blood and lineage, nature and calling.

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Phase 3:

Returning to such a part of the world as this will be by royal invitation only –and I don’t mean from any Sheikh or Sultan. You’ll see in the years ahead (though time has less meaning now… for those who’ve ascended my way). Djinn queens and princesses await…

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AKROTIRI AND DHEKELIA:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

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BAHRAIN:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

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CYPRUS:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

legendary secret home/locations of some of the deities (or, at least, demi-deities)

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IRAN:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

Naqsh-e Rostam
Persepolis
salt formations/landforms
Takht-e Soleyman
numerous other sites still so little-known; not much information has escaped this land just yet

Initial Views:

Additional Notes:

This nation used to be called Persia. On 1935 March 21, it changed its name to Iran. Iran sounds very close to Aryan –and that is no coincidence; many ancient Aryans (Atlantean migrants whose race began in the Age of Aries) settled here.
See: “The World’s Most Incredible Pre-flood Ruins?”

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IRAQ:

Best Hotels:

Korek Mountain Resort & Spa

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

The Great Ziggurat of Ur; ancient brick structure rumored to have once contained a star-gate
hundreds of other sites, including dried-up ancient/prehistoric mega-canals (some covered by sand/silt)

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ISRAEL:

Best Hotels:

David Citadel

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

Masada is atop the ruins of a small World Tree…
numerous ancient stone-circle sites / geoglyphs
whatever the current religious structures were built upon to cause literal coverups

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JORDAN:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

Petra; miles and miles, from horizon to horizon, of the remainder of this touristed attraction, as well as its layers underground
other Djinn-made towns/cities/structures out here (many likely hidden by sand and/or silt, if not (also) some form of magic/cloaking)

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KUWAIT:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

One Kuwaiti told me they have a legend about a time in their ancient history when their land was surrounded by a high wall with only a few gates, its purpose being to protect them from the giants that roamed beyond.

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LEBANON:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

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OMAN:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

“Meeting place of the Jinn – ROBERT SEPEHR” – Majlis al Jinn (Arabic for “meeting/gathering place of the Jinn”) is recognized as one of the largest underground caves in the world, and located in a remote area of the Selma Plateau in Oman. Why do I feel fine/safe to go there (when some people claim the Djinn/Jinn eat bones and whatnot)? Because one of them was very nice to me, vibing perfectly/friendly and curious, when I happened (or was destined) to encounter her in Jordan.

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PALESTINE:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

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QATAR:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

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SAUDI ARABIA:

Best Hotels:

Ritz-Carlton – Riyadh

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

The ruins at Madain Saleh; Saudi desert megaliths well-carved.
if anything is covered up by Mecca and/or other sites/buildings/communities

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SYRIA:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

the cave tunnels/networks of my ‘dreams’

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TURKEY:

Best Hotels:

Nicest Neighborhoods:

Vegan Restaurants & Shops:

Ancient Ruins:

Apollo-Mount Nemrut; hilltop with many giant-sized stone heads and other statue pieces
Derinkuyu; ruins of a multi-story underground city
Eğil; a lake with ruins
Göbeklitepe; ancient ruin believed to be a megaliths-based calendar repeatedly adjusted or added to every few/several millennia (after each known/estimated pole-shift)
Mt. Ararat; for the alleged Ark ruin
Mt. Erciyes; possible World Tree trunk
Titus Tuneli; TBA…