This video below is about the Pilot Mountain pyramid which is dedicated to George Howard who is the producer of Cosmic Summit.

Honestly, some people see the stone faces on Pilot Mountain’s trails and some don’t. No worries either way. The main question asked at talks is are the stone faces are natural or man-made? The deeper question is do they have a heartbeat in the consciousness sense of Ontology physics and can you communicate with them? After all, they could be 1.6 billion years old.

This video was taken on a day that a cloud covered the entire top of the mountain along the Ledge Spring Trail. This is a stone face which reminds the author of a Moai on Easter Island and it even has a top knot. When Dr. Robert Schoch was shown an image of this particular stone face via email he was intrigued by the notch on the lower right portion of the top knot.

This is a short video of what it is like to walk up to the stone face that looks like a Moai on the steep trail.

This is the equinox sunrise looking from the Little Pinnacle to the Big Pinnacle. While this video was running on a tripod in 20 mph wind there was a still shot that was taken that is the cover of “Lessons of Pilot Mountain.”

This was an attempt by the author to do a video of the pyramid shadow forming from the air in an airplane. It was a very hazy day and we only got one pass by the shadow before the sun was blocked by the haze.

Pyramid shadow from the Pilot Knob Trail walking around the Big Pinnacle of Pilot Mountain.

This was an alternative cover for the book, “Lessons of Pilot Mountain.” I like the shadow highlighting one side of the pyramid of Pilot Mountain. On a clear day with the 3,000 mm lens on a Nikon P1000 your can see Winston-Salem well which is roughly 20 miles away.

Very curious spot on the Pilot Knob Trail that is called the Devil’s Den and has an entrance to a rather famous cave that is now blocked by boulders.

This time-lapse video of the pyramid shadow is from a few weeks after the summer solstice. Eighteen minutes of real-time video is compressed into one minute. The very last few seconds of this video shows the fade.

This is my second talk on the mountain from last summer at Twin Lakes in Burlington, North Carolina. Since then I’ve done over a dozen talks but each one has different slides for the PDF so no two are alike.