Field notes / Cosmos & extraterrestrials
Venusian obelisks
Unsupported claim
Meaning, context and sourced connections in the Great Awakening Map.
Locate on the interactive mapIn the map’s worldview
Esoteric interpretation
Obelisks give the alleged Venus site a monumental quality, inviting comparison with ancient architecture on Earth. In the map’s reading, marked structures could preserve knowledge belonging to a much older civilization. The related account describes markings, but neither resemblance nor the poster’s placement supplies a translation or proves a shared sacred tradition between Venus and ancient Egypt.
An interpretive reading of the poster and the sources below.
Sources for this interpretation · 2
- Russian translation team: high-resolution adapted map (matching wording)Belief / proponent source
Records the Venusian obelisks label or surrounding claims. The explanation of its narrative role is an interpretive reading.
- Corey Goode, August 2016 Venus account (archived primary text)Belief / proponent source
Records the claimed obelisks and markings; no verified translation is supplied.
Definition & background
Obelisk-like monuments imagined at the Venus outpost. Goode’s 2016 account describes upright structures bearing repeated H-like markings.
Evidence & research
An obelisk is a tall, tapering monument. The existence of terrestrial obelisks does not establish alien monuments on Venus; this entry records the story’s specific claim.
Reading the original
The word 'obelisks' is legible at the bottom of the Venus circle in both inspected Russian versions.
Read more
- Russian translation team: high-resolution adapted map (matching wording)Belief / proponent source
- Creator’s official Russian V10 poster (alternate translation)Belief / proponent source
- Corey Goode, August 2016 Venus account (archived primary text)Belief / proponent source
- Michael Salla: report quoting Goode’s Venus obelisk accountRelated background · not verification
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Related topics
These relationships describe what the map and its cited sources say. A connection does not establish that a claim is true.
Claim made by the poster or its sources
Venus / Ra
Venusian obelisks are claimed to stand at a Venus outpost → Venus / Ra
Goode’s account describes obelisk-like structures during his alleged Venus outpost visit. The source supports only the content of that account.
Sources for this connection
- Corey Goode, August 2016 Venus account (archived primary text)Belief / proponent source
- Michael Salla: report quoting Goode’s Venus obelisk accountRelated background · not verification
Claim made by the poster or its sources
H-shaped structures on Venus
Venusian obelisks are described as features of the same alleged outpost → H-shaped structures on Venus
In Goode’s August 2016 account the H-shaped building and obelisks are features encountered at one Venusian site. This is a claimed part-of-site relationship, not mere graphical proximity.
Sources for this connection
- Corey Goode, August 2016 account: H-shaped Venus facility (archived primary text)Belief / proponent source
- Corey Goode, August 2016 Venus account (archived primary text)Belief / proponent source
- Michael Salla: report quoting Goode’s Venus obelisk accountRelated background · not verification