Over the last few years, I’ve been very interested in the mysterious symbol ubiquitously known simply as the “black cube”. For the uninitiated, the black cube is apparently a symbol of Saturn and it often pops up in important locations throughout the world. To quote Jordan Maxwell from the book ‘Matrix of Power’: “The symbol that was used in religious context with Saturn was the black cube” Unfortunately, there’s not a lot of information about it and so it’s very much open to interpretation about what it represents, although many people suggest that it represents the material world. In the book ‘The Dark Path’, Isaac Weishaupt explains the black Saturn cube as “a symbol for the Gnostic representation of Saturnian materialism and the “false illusion” of our world”, while author Tracy Twyman explains the Saturn cube as a tesseract and the real cosmological model of the universe.
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Essentially, the Saturn cube is what we (and our manufactured reality) could reside within and this is how it’s often portrayed. Michael Jolta explains the Saturn cube as “a reference to the synthetic reality that has been imposed on creatures of the physical plane of existence”, saying that: “It’s very much the ‘matrix’ that is used to bind spirit and consciousness” and author Alex Rivera explains the Saturn cube as something that we could possibly reside within, saying that it “weirdly affirms the infamous Flat Earth model”. Saying that we could be in cube doesn’t make sense when you consider the mainstream cosmological view of the universe, and you probably have to pause to realize how bonkers this all sounds. But since 2015, there has been a growing number of people that have converted over to the Flat Earth geocentric model, and surprisingly, their arguments make sense, if you take the time to digest them and fully comprehend them into your understanding. We literally could be in a cube, as the ancient cosmologies tell us.