1. The Earth as a Receiver: Mounds and Batteries
   Finally, to complete the radio analogy, Noble notes that a radio needs a battery to function.

• He points out that the Hebrew word for battery is Solah.
• When you look up the ancient definition of Solah, it translates to an earthwork or a Mound.
• The Alignment: He connects this to ancient indigenous burial and ceremonial mounds (like the Serpent Mound in Ohio). He argues that these ancient earthworks were built on specific geographic coordinates to act as massive "batteries" or vortexes that power the Earth's ability to receive and amplify this cosmic radio frequency.

How is this Legitimized?

While mainstream science would view these connections as coincidence, in the realm of esoteric philosophy and hermeticism, this is a highly legitimate and traditional way of decoding the universe.