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Have you ever wonder is there are spells that can affect you in some way? I was interested, so I looked for information on everything from this section. The roqya char3iya is an evolving science (as modern medicine) a lot of people complain about the lack of results in relation to the care with roqya Chariya and found that those who do sorcery to achieve their end, and they have evolved developed other techniques and witchcraft processes, for cons, most not evolved raqis in their methods and are satisfied if only reading the Koran to treat their patients. Here you can find more information http://www.roqyaonline.com/

The voynich manuscript stands out among all these texts because the work done to decipher it has now reached unprecedented levels of collaboration.

I personally don't think this document is genuine in the sense that it contains a hidden message: it's too focused on delivery. Having said that, every one has an opinion on this document, and if it does have a message, I hope to see it decrypted like the Copiale Cipher, which I found amazing.

Went to the library, what good is it? Can't read it, less you know Latin.
It should be online somewhere in English.

No matter what era, race, colour or creed, hair extensions are every girls best friend!

Akhenaten was before his time! The priesthood of Amun, seemed to have had a problem with the Pharaoh, Akhenahten, and his flagrant display of this field of engineering through the creation of a city dedicated to technology. This city included outside displays of the magical powers of Aten. A power that was well known centuries prior to that city's building. Tutankhamen's, adviser, Horemheb, had convinced the boy King that all the displays of this technology needed to be removed.

A Cleansing that began with the purging of the city, called, the Horizon of Ah-ten, in which the Pharaoh, Akhenahten, and his queen Nefertiti, loved the pomp and ceremony where they would bask in as the queen Nefertiti, showed off the power of this technology, therefore, when Horemheb, became pharaoh, he took great pleasure in the disassembling of the city's displays, even to the point of hiding the stones inside the Pylon of Karnack . However, centuries later an earth quake would shake and crumble Horemheb's pylon to reveal the stones of that forgotten city, thousands of jumbled stone blocks that held a lost technology.

Henri, Chevyer started the excavation of the Horemheb pylon in 1926, even so, those thousands of stones remained disjointed without a cipher for many years. However, in 1965 a group of archaeologists, including R. W. Smith began a program, to reassemble a representation of that city through photographs and a computer referencing programs. A curriculum, that would reveal the secret power, that belonged to the Aten enigma.

This giant jigsaw puzzle showed Aten with three attributes, first light, secondly, heat and thirdly, in this case the Ankh’s true representation, a simple mirror. Mirrors that were used to reflect the light of the sun: and when those mirrors were used in conjunction and their reflected light was redirected to the same point, it produced, heat, which was Aten's, second attribute, A technology that is now known as solar furnaces, these mirrors were made of gold or of copper with a silvery, mercury finish. Reflectors that were common in other technologies of Egypt, such as in their communication system, and these mirrors were a powerful tool in Egypt's concealed science. The city of, Aten was a problem for, the priesthood of Amun, the city, revealed too much knowledge that belonged to Egypt's elite ,

Miraculously, the reassembled blocks of that dismantled city showed, that the heat of the, Aten system had many uses. However, it was an exchange student to Egypt from Syracuse, by the name of Archimedes, that would show the power of Aten to the world, especially the Romans. Archimedes is said to have, “single handedly defended the city of Syracuse” in 212 BC, by constructing a system that is now called solar furnaces. Mirrors that were used to focus the Sun's light by more than one thousand fold onto the Roman ships. Today the power of, Aten has gone high tech and is used too create electrical power out of thin air.

Akhenaten Reputation Redeemed, Egypt proposes 1.8 GW Solar Energy Project.
http://beforeitsnews.com/energy/2014/10/akhenaten-reputation-redeemed-eg...

Danube Valley civilization and Dispilio tablet is they were large and complex enough were probably forms of accounting for trade or logistics. That is the initial approach i'd take when looking at these.

Isn't DNA supposed to  universal thereby it's making use of  panspermia to propogate? Although the idea of slipery-slimy tenticals around my body could feel nice it doesn't turn me on. A beautiful angelic,angel like interlectual alien on the otherhand .....

Very interesting, I`m a norwegian and since I was 7 there`s been this `thing` that follows me. It starts with me getting annoyed, it gets worse and worse, I grind my teeth and I can almost hear my blood pumping. And after a while it fuels itself. And then everything turns black and I go nuts. Pure anger with no fear, I could lower my head and run straight into Mike Tyson, wouldn`t even give it a second thought. As I got older I learned to control it, but if I drink alkohol, take cover. Run, get away. I once attacked a car while drunk. And won. I beat it into submission with my bare hands. It`s eerie how similar it is to the berserkers, makes you wonder about genes and such. Crazy stuff.

Sir,
In the title of the above mentioned article posted on 22 January 2105, the writer refers to Ancient Azerbaijan as the region north of the Arax River and in the last paragraph he/she mentions the Christian monuments located there, which are said to belong to the ancient Alban people.

It is correct that the Albanian tribes lived in the area in pre Christian times but during the the 7-9th centuries AD they converted to Islam. The region was ruled at medieval times by various Seljuk and Oghuz Turkic and Mongol rulers until the 17-19th centuries when Muslim Khans ruled it under either to Ottoman or Persian rule. During this time some of the Armenian Meliks (Landowner families) living in the inaccessible regions of Karabagh retained their relative independence. During this period the region was known as the Khanates of Shaki, Gyanja, Talish, Salian, Baku etc., under the generally known name of Shirvan. The name Azerbaijan was given to the region in 1918, under pressure from the Ottomans and the Ultra Nationalistic Musavat party leader A. Rasulzadeh.
Therefore I suggest you note the following and erroneous and misleading information in your article.

1 - From ancient times until 1918, the name Azerbaijan referred to the Persian north-western province, located south of the Arax River. In no document or map the region north of the Arax river has ever been named Azerbaijan. A quick look into ANY map or history book will confirm this.

2 - In the last paragraph the writer mentions the names of the churches of Agoglan (correct Armenian name is Tsitsernavanq), Agtala temple (Monastery of Akhtala), Yenivang temple (Monastery of Noravanq), Sanain temple in Western Azerbaijan (Sanahin Monsatery and University, north Armenia), Gancesar Monastery (Gandzasar- the seat of the Armenian Catholicos), Qoshavang temple (Goshavanq Monastery and University, west of Lake Sevan in Armenia) and Dadavang Temple (Dadi Vanq Monastery). These are listed as Albanian Temples and not churches and monasteries.
Please note that all of these monuments were built during the 11th to 18th centuries, when the Albanians people had already accepted Islam. The question arises - WHY WOULD MUSLIM ALBANS BUILD CHRISTIAN CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES?

Would it not be proper to provide the name of the people who actually built and maintained them and left hundreds of inscription on the stone walls of these buildings? The Armenians?

Regards,
Rouben Galichian - Guest

PS - For further detailed analysis please the following books available form Amazon etc.
Rouben Galichian - The Invention of History, London. Gomidas Inst., 2009 and 2010
Rouben Galichian - Clash of Histories in the South Caucasus. London, Bennett and Bloom, 2012
Rouben Galichian - Countries South of the Caucasus n Medieval Maps, London, Gomidas Inst., 2007