Claim: Chris Bledsoe says Sphinx will face Regulus on Easter 2026

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Chris Bledsoe gave an interview with Shawn Ryan last month. Among other things, he told Mr. Ryan about a vision he had on Easter of 2012 where a woman appeared to him (he calls her "the lady" and "hathor") and she told him to start spreading the word about his paranormal experiences and her. He claims he had been abducted but did not remember anything about it at the time.

01:50:10

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em7P9g9zCYc&t=6610s


He says that, later, he started to remember what happened during his abduction. He was flown around in a clear bubble and shown various places on Earth. He was shown Egypt and Hathor's temple and saw the Sphinx facing East.

Then the lady came back in 2013. She showed him visions of future events and gave him a prophesy.

02:24:44

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em7P9g9zCYc&t=8684s


The prophesy:

02:25:30
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Chris Bledsoe: She told me that, she said that "When the star of Regulus", she called it a "red star"--when you look at it it looks blue, but she said that "when Regulus is red on the horizon, in front of the gaze of the Sphinx, before daylight", in other words when it's sitting right on top of the horizon before the Sun comes up, that that moment would mark a change in humanity's knowledge. [...] I gave them the date of 2026, because they took that celestial event and ran it through these machines that showed that exact alignment will happen in 2026, Easter."

Shawn Ryan: What will happen?

CB: The star will, the alignment she told me about, that the star of Regulus would be on the horizon in front of the Sphinx-- at that moment there will be a new knowledge. Well I had no idea that it was even possible, you know. But these astronomers run it through the machines and it comes out that that star is gonna come up on the horizon in Easter of 2026. And from that point forward they started remote viewing this date--the government did--and now you hear it all over TV, "2026! That's the big date! 2027! That year, something's gonna happen, Armageddon!" you hear it all over, you know, you hear it on TV. If you study, like, I've heard even, well I won't say names but...

SR: Please do.

CB: Well you know Lue Elizondo, right? Lue's mentioned that date. A lot of people have.

SR: Easter of 2026.

CB: The year 2026. I gave 'em the specific time. And it was with Robert Grant that I told him about this alignment, and all, and he's like "Oh my God!" He's been looking for this ruby, little ruby you have to find and place it between the paws of the Sphinx to make this event that he knows is gonna happen in 2026. I said "Robert it's not a ruby, it's the star of Regulus," and he said "Oh my God, it's the king star!" So, what's gonna happen, I don't know, but I think it's possible that's the return of...

SR: Christ.

CB: Yeah.


We can't currently test if Jesus will be returning in 2026, but the claim about Regulus aligning with the Sphinx is something we can check now, and the claim appears to be completely wrong.


Suncalc shows dawn starts at 05:16 EET on Easter, April 5, 2026 at the Sphinx.
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Stellarium shows that Regulus is setting on that day, not rising. It will already be well below the horizon long before dawn, and it will be WNW from the Sphinx, not East where the Sphinx is facing.
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Direction of Regulus, beneath the horizon, behind the Sphinx (actually 294.48, but the ruler tool is fiddly).
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Edit: Correct spelling: Sean -> Shawn
 
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MonkeeSage said:
Chris Bledsoe gave an interview with Shawn Ryan last month. Among other things, he told Mr. Ryan about a vision he had on Easter of 2012 where a woman appeared to him (he calls her "the lady" and "hathor") and she told him to start spreading the word about his paranormal experiences and her. He claims he had been abducted but did not remember anything about it at the time.

01:50:10

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em7P9g9zCYc&t=6610s


He says that, later, he started to remember what happened during his abduction. He was flown around in a clear bubble and shown various places on Earth. He was shown Egypt and Hathor's temple and saw the Sphinx facing East.

Then the lady came back in 2013. She showed him visions of future events and gave him a prophesy.

02:24:44

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em7P9g9zCYc&t=8684s


The prophesy:

02:25:30
External Quote:
Chris Bledsoe: She told me that, she said that "When the star of Regulus", she called it a "red star"--when you look at it it looks blue, but she said that "when Regulus is red on the horizon, in front of the gaze of the Sphinx, before daylight", in other words when it's sitting right on top of the horizon before the Sun comes up, that that moment would mark a change in humanity's knowledge. [...] I gave them the date of 2026, because they took that celestial event and ran it through these machines that showed that exact alignment will happen in 2026, Easter."

Shawn Ryan: What will happen?

CB: The star will, the alignment she told me about, that the star of Regulus would be on the horizon in front of the Sphinx-- at that moment there will be a new knowledge. Well I had no idea that it was even possible, you know. But these astronomers run it through the machines and it comes out that that star is gonna come up on the horizon in Easter of 2026. And from that point forward they started remote viewing this date--the government did--and now you hear it all over TV, "2026! That's the big date! 2027! That year, something's gonna happen, Armageddon!" you hear it all over, you know, you hear it on TV. If you study, like, I've heard even, well I won't say names but...

SR: Please do.

CB: Well you know Lue Elizondo, right? Lue's mentioned that date. A lot of people have.

SR: Easter of 2026.

CB: The year 2026. I gave 'em the specific time. And it was with Robert Grant that I told him about this alignment, and all, and he's like "Oh my God!" He's been looking for this ruby, little ruby you have to find and place it between the paws of the Sphinx to make this event that he knows is gonna happen in 2026. I said "Robert it's not a ruby, it's the star of Regulus," and he said "Oh my God, it's the king star!" So, what's gonna happen, I don't know, but I think it's possible that's the return of...

SR: Christ.

CB: Yeah.


We can't currently test if Jesus will be returning in 2026, but the claim about Regulus aligning with the Sphinx is something we can check now, and the claim appears to be completely wrong.


Suncalc shows dawn starts at 05:16 EET on Easter, April 5, 2026 at the Sphinx.
View attachment 77855


Stellarium shows that Regulus is setting on that day, not rising. It will already be well below the horizon long before dawn, and it will be WNW from the Sphinx, not East where the Sphinx is facing.
View attachment 77856


Direction of Regulus, beneath the horizon, behind the Sphinx (actually 294.48, but the ruler tool is fiddly).
View attachment 77857


Edit: Correct spelling: Sean -> Shawn
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And when it doesn't happen physically he'll claim it aligned spiritually, a well worn apologetic.
 
MonkeeSage said:
Stellarium shows that Regulus is setting on that day, not rising. It will already be well below the horizon long before dawn, and it will be WNW from the Sphinx, not East where the Sphinx is facing.
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I wondered if he was talking about the direction that Regulus is in when it rises, rather than where Regulus is when the sun rises?

But it turns out that Regulus doesn't rise due east of Giza either, and it wouldn't be visible because it would be rising in mid afternoon (about 3.40pm local time which is GMT+2; the time on my screenshot is GMT). It rises some distance north of east.
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Just so we all know who Bledsoe is:

External Quote:

Christopher Bledsoe, a former construction magnate, revealed to DailyMail.com that in 2007 after losing his business, he went out into the pitch-black woods near Cape Fear Lake to take his own life.

After that, he reportedly saw something from within 40 feet of the hill's summit. Two tangerine-colored, blood-red spheres were hovering about 150 feet above the ground.

While Bledsoe hesitates to refer to them as "aliens," he is adamant that they are not from this Earth. He added that since then, these glowing orbs have appeared over his home "every night."

The ball of fire allegedly appeared directly over him. He remembered seeing two creatures with red eyes. In his recollection, he was just gone for 20 minutes but later learned that he was missing all night.

Bledsoe also remembered seeing a woman glowing in a white dress. She was reportedly floating three feet off the ground. The woman allegedly told him that she would help him if he knew why she was there.
He also claims NASA and the CIA have looked into his encounters:

External Quote:

Bledsoe informed DailyMail.com that NASA started looking into his claims in 2008 and kept doing so for around eight years. According to Bledsoe, the American space agency did their homework and consulted members of his neighborhood.
For those of us playing UFO connect the dots, it appears that Bledsoe's NASA connection is Tim Taylor:

External Quote:

He also participated in research involving "materials not of this world." Tim Taylor [a NASA veteran] reportedly placed a metal from a galaxy 50 million light-years away in his hand, and they waited for any reaction, and they got something they had never seen before. Taylor reportedly told him he had never seen anything like it.
Funny how whatever the "never seen" reaction was, he makes no mention of it. Must not have been that impressive.

This may be the piece of supposed meta-material that Diana Pasulka helped to "recover". She claims she was blindfolded and led out into the New Mexico desert by or with Garry Nolan and an unnamed person to a secret, but not classified UFO crash site and helped find some meta-materials. I have to search around, but I'm pretty sure the unnamed person turned out to by Taylor. He keeps a lower profile than most of the UFO crowd.

And of course, the other well-known Taylor, in UFO circles, Travis Taylor, looked into Bledsoe's claims:

External Quote:

Beyond Skinwalker Ranch, a show pursuing evidence of UAP found Bledsoe's story interesting. The program spent seven days with Bledsoe researching him and observing the skies near his home.
He's also known for posting lots of videos of any and all lights in the sky, claiming he's manifesting them:

External Quote:

In the past two years, Bledsoe has recorded over 2,000 videos of orbs passing over his house. Others were photographed hovering just a few feet above the ground, while others photographed the luminous balls in the sky.

The detectives for the show (Beyond Skinwalker Ranch) discovered that Bledsoe could call upon the orbs at any time. He told DailyMail.com that all it takes is for him to pray for them to manifest.
And:

External Quote:

Bledsoe claimed that he was probably the most studied person in the world.
https://www.sciencetimes.com/articl...na-who-claims-encounter-extraterrestrials.htm
 
When I was younger I had two different recurring fantasy/magic type dreams. They would happen at erratic frequencies, like maybe two days in a row I'd have the same kind of dream and then once again a few months later. This recurred over several years at least. They were quite vivid and not particularly pleasant or positive, but also not that scary. It was just that it was a little suspenseful and overwhelming and I wasn't really looking forward to having the same dream again. If I was a more religious/magic inclined person I might have taken these as being visions being given to me by the lead characters in these dreams (none of which were humans) that implied something about "real" events or metaphorically representing real events. But I'm not. And in these cases I definitely knew where each dream was coming from, it was two books I read as a elementary/middle schooler that really stuck with me and imprinted vivid mental visualizations of the characters and plot into my brain.

I also have a $100 bet riding on Bledsoe's prophecy not amounting to anything.


Source: https://x.com/kyle_ferriter/status/1892795205771780214
 
Trailblazer said:
I wondered if he was talking about the direction that Regulus is in when it rises, rather than where Regulus is when the sun rises?

But it turns out that Regulus doesn't rise due east of Giza either, and it wouldn't be visible because it would be rising in mid afternoon (about 3.40pm local time which is GMT+2; the time on my screenshot is GMT). It rises some distance north of east. View attachment 77890
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He isn't multiple times he has said it will rise just before dawn.
 
The woman who appeared to him does know Jesus was Jewish, doesn't she? I'm not sure the Jews had an enormous reverence for the Egyptians, what with the plagues, the slavery, the exodus and whatnot. Maybe she's thinking of Omar Sharif. Maybe Omar is coming back in 2026. It's also probably a good idea to keep an eye on The Royal Mummies Hall in Cairo, but that's always good advice.
 
elvenwear said:
The woman who appeared to him does know Jesus was Jewish, doesn't she? I'm not sure the Jews had an enormous reverence for the Egyptians
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"the woman" is Hathor, a major Egyptian goddess, and if she is real, the monotheistic god of Christians and all of the other judaic religions (Judaism, Islam) does not exist.
And if she's not who she said she was, she can't be trusted anyway.
At this point, The Fifth Element had a more believable narrative.

Though it's amusing that they also got the astronomical details wrong somehow, the one part of the prediction we can check in advance.
 
NoParty said:
Well...yeah...but what if he shows up at an Oakland Athletics game (and no one sees him)?
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Ye are but a false prophet!! Yeshua could show up at a Las Vegas Athletics game, or in the near term, at an Athletics game in Sacramento (West Sacramento to be exact) at which point are they really the "Oakland" Athletics at all? But not at an Oakland Athletics game at the colosseum.

But not being noticed? Not only would he be the only one in the stands, wherever they are, in early Roman Empire period dress, he would be one of the few people in the stands at all!
 
Has anyone used their machines to get a better date? Apologies that I don't own a machine nor could operate one.

Just dunno that we should write off this message based on astronomers who apparently don't know how to use their machines.
 
MyMatesBrainwashed said:
Has anyone used their machines to get a better date?
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These machines are called computers.

Use this link, adjust the location to "Giza", use the link again, and you will learn:
https://in-the-sky.org/data/object.php?id=TYC833-1381-1&day=10&month=9&year=2025
External Quote:
From Giza , Regulus is not observable – it will reach its highest point in the sky during daytime and is no higher than 8° above the horizon at dawn.
Vary the date to see this change. Observe the visibility chart further down the page.

The problems are,
a) as the stars and the sun both rise in the East, the Eastern sky is too bright to see rising stars at dawn, and
b) this happens the exact same way each year, so there is absolutely nothing in this method that says "2026".
c) Also, the method is not exact enough to pin down a specific day.

You can make it so that Regulus may be seen setting in the West as the sun rises in the East, but that'd be behind the Sphinx, which looks East. Since the Sphinx is made from tons of rock, this has never changed.
 
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MyMatesBrainwashed said:
Has anyone used their machines to get a better date? Apologies that I don't own a machine nor could operate one.

Just dunno that we should write off this message based on astronomers who apparently don't know how to use their machines.
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The sculptors of the Sphinx would have been better astronomers. ;)
 
Mendel said:
b) this happens the exact same way each year, so there is absolutely nothing in this method that says "2026".
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OT: I'm a fan of a British archaeology program called "Time Team". I remember they were doing an excavation (in Spain, if I recall) of an ancient site that had a marked viewpoint where the Southern Cross appeared perfectly positioned in the "V" between two mountains...except that the lower star was no longer visible. The date it would have sunk that low (plus or minus a century or so) corresponded to the approximate date that the site was abandoned.

Nothing conclusive in that, of course, but it's hard to avoid the suspicion that the residents saw that as a bad omen of sorts. The still-current popularity of astrology and stories like this Sphinx one show us that there are still a huge number of humans who attribute meaning to all those points of light in the sky that don't know we exist. It's just a reminder that we as a species haven't outgrown our primitive ancestors.
 
Chris Bledsoe: She told me that, she said that "When the star of Regulus", she called it a "red star"--when you look at it it looks blue, but she said that "when Regulus is red on the horizon, in front of the gaze of the Sphinx, before daylight", in other words when it's sitting right on top of the horizon before the Sun comes up, that that moment would mark a change in humanity's knowledge. [...] I gave them the date of 2026, because they took that celestial event and ran it through these machines that showed that exact alignment will happen in 2026, Easter."
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What a load of unscientific nonsense.

In the first place, Regulus is not on the horizon 'before daylight' at Easter....its actually not on the eastern horizon until mid afternoon. Ooops !

But even more to the point, Regulus wont be doing anything it doesn't do every year. Indeed, though I got the year wrong in my Stellarium example below...2025 rather than 2026....it only serves to illustrate that Regulus is on the horizon every day of every year from Cairo, and not just at Easter.

There is no special 'alignment'. We are not even specifically told what is 'aligning'. It's all just a load of pseudo-scientific gobbledegook.....in fact calling it such is probably an insult to pseudo-science.

Regulus.jpg
 
A star rising in the East just before Sunrise would also rise in alignment the US Capitol (which is said to have an East Front and a West front, and no back!), a large number of Christian churches (which were often built with the alter to the East and the main entrance to the West), the temple at Abu Simbel, most ancient Greek temples, many Hindu temples, the Lincoln Memorial, runway 08-92 at IAH in Houston, and Truist Field, home field of everybody's favorite minor league basball team, Your Charlotte Knights! And given the number of lines that can be drawn between points at Stonehenge, I bet it aligns there as well! The alignment of all of those and many more are essentially East/West, like the Sphinx at Giza.

Sources:
US Capitol
External Quote:
Both its east and west elevations are formally referred to as fronts, although only the east front was intended for the reception of visitors and dignitaries, while the west front is now used for presidential inauguration ceremonies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Capitol

Churches
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Within Christian church architecture, orientation is an arrangement by which the point of main interest in the interior is towards the east (Latin: oriens). The east end is where the altar is placed, often within an apse. The façade and main entrance are accordingly at the west end.

The opposite arrangement, in which the church is entered from the east and the sanctuary is at the other end, is called occidentation.

Since the eighth century most churches are orientated. Hence, even in the many churches where the altar end is not actually to the east, terms such as "east end", "west door", "north aisle" are commonly used as if the church were orientated, treating the altar end as the liturgical east.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orientation_of_churches

Abu Simbel
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This temple faces the east, and Re-Horakhty, one manifestation of the sun god, is shown inside the niche directly above the entrance. The alignment of the temple is such that twice a year the sun's rays reach into the innermost sanctuary to illuminate the seated statues of Ptah, Amun-Re, Ramesses II, and Re-Horakhty.
ttps://www.memphis.edu/egypt/resources/colortour/abusimbel-gtr2.php

Greek Temples
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For cultic reasons, but also to use the light of the rising sun, virtually all Greek temples were oriented with the main door to the east.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Greek_temple

Hindu Temples
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Hindu temples often face the east, and this is not just about design but also holds deep spiritual and astronomical importance. This direction is special because it's where the sun rises, which is a positive sign in the Vedic traditions that are important in Hindu beliefs about the universe. Ancient builders were really smart about astronomy and made sure that this knowledge was part of how temples were built. This was so that people could feel a connection with the heavens during their religious practices.
https://www.ramana-maharshi.org/the-eastward-gaze-of-hindu-sanctuaries/

The Lincoln Memorial
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Behind the memorial to the west lies Arlington National Cemetery and the stately Lee-Custis Mansion; to the east you see the Washington Monument and Capitol Hill. The massive sculpture of Lincoln faces east toward a long reflecting pool.
https://www.abrahamlincolnonline.org/lincoln/sites/memorial.htm
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Photo via Google Earth
IAH runway

05461AD.jpg

https://www.fly.faa.gov/Information/west/zhu/iah/05461AD.PDF


Truist Field
Authors personal experience, confirmed by looking at Google Earth.
Screenshot 2025-03-10 121255.jpg

So something rising in the East will be aligned with any number of East/West structures humans build: it's a pretty popular alignment, both intentionally as a astronomically significent alignemnt and cardinal point alignemnt, but also just coincidentally sometimes! Many, many things are aligned East/West

And SOMETHING rises about there every day at around sunrise, and at sunset, and stuff continues to rise there all night long, and more stuff does so all day even though you can't see it. There is nothing particualr about Regulus making it more significant than any of the other things that might rise in the East and so would be in front of the Sphinx and all that other stuff!

(And all that BEFORE you get to the fact that the claim about Regulus being there/then is just wrong.)

Then let's consider an exact date being given...

I'm reminded of all the folks announcing on the Internet that the planets were all going to amazingly align on January 23rd (or, some of them, the 25th) this year... of course the planets are ALWAYS more or less aligned across the sky, it is uncommon but not unheard of for them all to be in the night sky and visible at the same time. and when that happens it lasts for weeks, as it did this time. (Though Mercury had not joined the visible parade until February!) But "Hey, look up at the night sky this month, if you go out in the early evening you'll be able to see all the planets" is not nearly as good click-bait as "All the planets align on exactly January 23rd!"

Similarly, "Something cool will happen on Easter, 2026" is much more inriguing than "The same thing will happen every year at the same time for a week or so."
 
NorCal Dave said:
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He also participated in research involving "materials not of this world." Tim Taylor [a NASA veteran] reportedly placed a metal from a galaxy 50 million light-years away in his hand, and they waited for any reaction, and they got something they had never seen before. Taylor reportedly told him he had never seen anything like it.
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sorry, but they lost me at "a metal from a galaxy 50 million light years away".

If a so-called "NASA veteran" claims he has such a metal in his possession I think you can safely ignore anything else he may say.
 
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