Underground temples are part of the Stone civilization of Ancient Bulgarians first human beings on earth. Together with the rocky sanctuaries on mounts the underground temples vainly called tombs by official scientists are both religious and astrological devices. Underground temples were used by Ancient Bulgarians to recharge their bodies with the healing geomagnetic vibrations of earth. Our common ancestors knew that on special days and special moments of the day geomagnetism of earth is the most beneficial and therefore they folowed thouroughly the movement of the stars and sun on the sky to determine the right moment for religious ceremonies. Those religious ceremonies were called Spiritul mysteries by today science. Ancient Bulgarians were enlightened sages who knew man from Earth was made and needed to stay in connection with earth. Ancient Bulgarians were the first human beings the Giant Nephilims as mentionned in the Bible. Whenas earth gravitation started increasing they started suffering from this proces however slow. That is why they were called Nephilims - an old Bulgarian word meaning Weak Waist people. In order to alleviate the gravity pressure on their bodies Ancient Bulgarians Nephilims started looking for places whereas earth gravitation was lesser such as: rocky niches, caves, stone wholes, underground temples. Those sanctuaries when on top of underground water currents and under solar rays of especial strenght react as generators of geomagnetism. Those geomagnetic vibrations were healing for human bodies and minds and are healing still today. Niuhelang Godess is named after the Ancient Bulgarian God of Light Alen / Alan also called Bal. Bal gave the name of Bulgarians as well as of Hellada.
This article is indicative of just how ridiculous the prevailing leftist political climate has become.
Seriously, FOUR skeletons having a small amount of non-European DNA amounts to nothing, but I suppose that absurd conclusions can be drawn from limited data so long as they fit into the multicultural narrative.
Been to Easter Island. Their lost language is very similar to these writing from Indus valley.
Some radiologist pointed out that the Kava stature Easter Islander curved looked like a man with the radiation poisoning, which reminds me of the theory of nuclear blast in Indus valley in a remote past and there were land bridges over pacific to connect these two cultures.
it is always interesting to note how many people don't separate actual evi9dnce, from their our treasured beliefs. The result is often bizarre.
1. Jesus never claimed to be a deity. He consistently referred to himself as "Son of Man"., and to his brother James (being a priest), as Son of God".
2. As a reputed descendant of David, he would have been considered a potential Messiah. A Messiah is not a deity, but a secular leader who would conquer the Goyim (non-Jews) and establish Zion. Jesus did not do this, so is not Messiah.
3. Jesus cannot be placed in Egypt, but there is plenty of evidence that he was trained in healing arts, like those of Imhotep. The power of guided suggestion was known, as it was to the Magi (source of "magic"), who were present at Jesus birth and among his disciples.
4 Jesus' entry into Jerusalem was in Messionic prophesy, riding a donkey on palm fronds. Unfortunately, few showed up, so they had to rent a donkey and hire people to throw palms.
5. Jesus' fate was sealed when the prophesied time of the Apocalypse passed, and nothing happened. He must have known that; he even sent Judas to tell of his whereabouts in Gethsemane, praying. This was likely his effort to spare the disciples, his own fate.
6 Tekton means builder,or more accurately "technician.". It was similar to the modern brotherhood of "Masons". Jesus was of royal descent, and a member of the Nazarene (school of fishes) order of Brothers,, so was not poor. The Roman garrison of Nazareth was not built until the later revolt of AD 68 Before that, it was a Palestinian village, with Arabs buried there. So he could not by Jewish law have lived there.
Just a few inaccuracies in the article of fantasies.
The Templars effectively continued ancient traditions of a New World Order which were reborn again as the Masons who in turn founded America. The new novel -The Royal Secret - traces the origins of New World Orders from Moses to Mary Magdalene to the Tudors and the secret power groups who run the world today in their abuse of their heritage. See www.theroyalsecret.info for information.
The Templars effectively continued ancient traditions of a New World Order which were reborn again as the Masons who in turn founded America. The new novel -The Royal Secret - traces the origins of New World Orders from Moses to Mary Magdalene to the Tudors and the secret power groups who run the world today in their abuse of their heritage. See www.theroyalsecret.info for information.
The Antiquities Minister already said no matter what, they won't drill anything from Tut's tomb, too precious, and I agree. Options are drill from above or "from the sides" (from what he said, whatever that means). Been to the tomb, don't remember the outside of it and how the can access, Any way you look at it, we're looking at 6 months minimum to get any tangible new info, just fluff until then. Been in mining industry for 30 years, can't drill small holes for 20-30 meters lenghts. You need proper drills at least 1" diameter. preferable core drills. Oh well, let's see the new on Saturday. Cheers
I guess if there's a hidden room they'll only drill one or two little holes, shuff in a tiny 3D camera and film everything. And in the future we will only be able to see all the stuff in there virtually.
Even IF they do find evidence of hidden chambers in Tut's tomb, I doubt we will know "within hours" whether any changes to the history books are required. They certainly won't blast it opened, won't even make a pin-sized hole from Tut's side on those walls, they'll have to make the hole from above. The only thing we'll get on Nov 28th, is "Yea or Ne" about hidden chambers. Then, they'll spend months planning to see what's there so as not to damage anything, then another few months doing it. So I don't expect anything exciting for at least 6 months, imho...
Thank you for introducing me to a new character. That is what I love about this site. I definitely want to explore more of these tales. Did any of these tales make it into the Grimms' tales?
After reading the article and the comments, I find myself wondering what life could've been like for children in that part of the world and at that time. I feel as though a theme emerges. Female figure, domestic activities, punishment or reward, lessons and survival. Sounds like some kids might have had some mean grandma's.
I'm sorry but exactly how am I going to get a "broader" understanding from a book that is clearly narrow in focus. Broad understanding comes from forming an opinion from as many different types of source material as possible. If one reads from either a single source or single genre their understanding is by default narrow and uninformed.
As for your suggestion, I find no real listing of her credentials anywhere. 12 years researching..... Researching what? What are her sources? Where does her expertise lay. Does she have a degree in anything or is it experience and if it's a real degree is it from a reliable institute. What I do find is an opinion of alien involvement on just about everything you can throw that label on. If that were even 50% accurate the evidence would be so overwhelming ignoring or hiding it would be impossible. The examples that I looked at from the book have been debunked over and over again. Common sense is all that's needed for most of them. When an author focuses on everything or is controversial for the sake of controversy it screams money grab. Just because a book is published doesn't mean it's research worth reading. That goes for mainstream publications as well.
If your going to make a suggestion at least make it from a reasonably reliable source. Better yet offer up your own opinion then support it with reasonable evidence that you have personally researched. Common sense proof it and you'll be much farther ahead then Voices from Legendary Times. I am reasonable and would much rather hear someone's heart felt belief on a topic then 2nd hand highly questionable drivel.
In my 50+ years of life filled with a love of both space, sci-fi and history I have read more then enough Chariots Of The Gods like publications to give it due consideration and have acquired a true "broad" understanding of the topic. As such I do not dismiss any possibility until the proof or argument in it's favor is or becomes erroneous, a personal opinion or just plain nonsense. Spectacular claims require spectacular proof. It's that simple.
Although it may be far more interesting to find proof that an alien civilization had influenced our past the evidence says different. I have never seen an example of claims alien influence that could not be described through other more realistic means or simply failed a common sense approach. Anyone who claims they have such proof always manages to selectively include evidence that supports their claim while ignoring the glaring inconsistencies. All evidence needs to be considered. To do otherwise only dilutes something that might actually be proof. In other words it is a disservice to those of us who might give weight to such evidence but only see the ridiculous in current claims.
I'll also repeat my earlier sentiment. It is also a disservice and frankly insulting to dismiss the incredible accomplishments of those that lived during these times.
"Thank God for the aliens. If not for them ancient civilizations would have stayed in their caves drawing with charcoal". Horse shit. They were every bit as accomplished at doing what they did as we are now.
I'll have to agree with you. This article runs a muck with some incredibly fanciful conjecture. It begins with some bat-shit-craziness and then at full steam never lets up. Only to pause briefly to collect more insanity to fuel the fire...
Here you can navigate quickly through all comments made in any article sorted by date/time.
as an educator, I am also in search of information of how our past impacts our present and future.
thank you
link to the book online bellow. had to seperate it so could post. enjoy
matrixseite.de/
Chronicles_from_the_Future-01.pdf
Go to http://occupywallstreet.net/story/deep-thing-myth-thanksgiving
Underground temples are part of the Stone civilization of Ancient Bulgarians first human beings on earth. Together with the rocky sanctuaries on mounts the underground temples vainly called tombs by official scientists are both religious and astrological devices. Underground temples were used by Ancient Bulgarians to recharge their bodies with the healing geomagnetic vibrations of earth. Our common ancestors knew that on special days and special moments of the day geomagnetism of earth is the most beneficial and therefore they folowed thouroughly the movement of the stars and sun on the sky to determine the right moment for religious ceremonies. Those religious ceremonies were called Spiritul mysteries by today science. Ancient Bulgarians were enlightened sages who knew man from Earth was made and needed to stay in connection with earth. Ancient Bulgarians were the first human beings the Giant Nephilims as mentionned in the Bible. Whenas earth gravitation started increasing they started suffering from this proces however slow. That is why they were called Nephilims - an old Bulgarian word meaning Weak Waist people. In order to alleviate the gravity pressure on their bodies Ancient Bulgarians Nephilims started looking for places whereas earth gravitation was lesser such as: rocky niches, caves, stone wholes, underground temples. Those sanctuaries when on top of underground water currents and under solar rays of especial strenght react as generators of geomagnetism. Those geomagnetic vibrations were healing for human bodies and minds and are healing still today. Niuhelang Godess is named after the Ancient Bulgarian God of Light Alen / Alan also called Bal. Bal gave the name of Bulgarians as well as of Hellada.
This article is indicative of just how ridiculous the prevailing leftist political climate has become.
Seriously, FOUR skeletons having a small amount of non-European DNA amounts to nothing, but I suppose that absurd conclusions can be drawn from limited data so long as they fit into the multicultural narrative.
most enlightening comment I've read here ever, way to go...
This ruins must be very very old because displays signs of heavy erosion…
https://youtu.be/jddMgv_46l8?list=PLJk0yT4erxuS0Pr4RjDWyI60LiRLmvxiN
http://earthbeforeflood.com/who_also_when_had_constructed_underground_an...
Plz Europeeons leave these poor Africans alone, dig your own people up an find more about yourself. Get out of Africa an back to the caucus mountains.
I find these fasanating, but the question of “how” and more importenly “why” were thay made?
Been to Easter Island. Their lost language is very similar to these writing from Indus valley.
Some radiologist pointed out that the Kava stature Easter Islander curved looked like a man with the radiation poisoning, which reminds me of the theory of nuclear blast in Indus valley in a remote past and there were land bridges over pacific to connect these two cultures.
it is always interesting to note how many people don't separate actual evi9dnce, from their our treasured beliefs. The result is often bizarre.
1. Jesus never claimed to be a deity. He consistently referred to himself as "Son of Man"., and to his brother James (being a priest), as Son of God".
2. As a reputed descendant of David, he would have been considered a potential Messiah. A Messiah is not a deity, but a secular leader who would conquer the Goyim (non-Jews) and establish Zion. Jesus did not do this, so is not Messiah.
3. Jesus cannot be placed in Egypt, but there is plenty of evidence that he was trained in healing arts, like those of Imhotep. The power of guided suggestion was known, as it was to the Magi (source of "magic"), who were present at Jesus birth and among his disciples.
4 Jesus' entry into Jerusalem was in Messionic prophesy, riding a donkey on palm fronds. Unfortunately, few showed up, so they had to rent a donkey and hire people to throw palms.
5. Jesus' fate was sealed when the prophesied time of the Apocalypse passed, and nothing happened. He must have known that; he even sent Judas to tell of his whereabouts in Gethsemane, praying. This was likely his effort to spare the disciples, his own fate.
6 Tekton means builder,or more accurately "technician.". It was similar to the modern brotherhood of "Masons". Jesus was of royal descent, and a member of the Nazarene (school of fishes) order of Brothers,, so was not poor. The Roman garrison of Nazareth was not built until the later revolt of AD 68 Before that, it was a Palestinian village, with Arabs buried there. So he could not by Jewish law have lived there.
Just a few inaccuracies in the article of fantasies.
The Templars effectively continued ancient traditions of a New World Order which were reborn again as the Masons who in turn founded America. The new novel -The Royal Secret - traces the origins of New World Orders from Moses to Mary Magdalene to the Tudors and the secret power groups who run the world today in their abuse of their heritage. See www.theroyalsecret.info for information.
The Templars effectively continued ancient traditions of a New World Order which were reborn again as the Masons who in turn founded America. The new novel -The Royal Secret - traces the origins of New World Orders from Moses to Mary Magdalene to the Tudors and the secret power groups who run the world today in their abuse of their heritage. See www.theroyalsecret.info for information.
The Antiquities Minister already said no matter what, they won't drill anything from Tut's tomb, too precious, and I agree. Options are drill from above or "from the sides" (from what he said, whatever that means). Been to the tomb, don't remember the outside of it and how the can access, Any way you look at it, we're looking at 6 months minimum to get any tangible new info, just fluff until then. Been in mining industry for 30 years, can't drill small holes for 20-30 meters lenghts. You need proper drills at least 1" diameter. preferable core drills. Oh well, let's see the new on Saturday. Cheers
I guess if there's a hidden room they'll only drill one or two little holes, shuff in a tiny 3D camera and film everything. And in the future we will only be able to see all the stuff in there virtually.
Even IF they do find evidence of hidden chambers in Tut's tomb, I doubt we will know "within hours" whether any changes to the history books are required. They certainly won't blast it opened, won't even make a pin-sized hole from Tut's side on those walls, they'll have to make the hole from above. The only thing we'll get on Nov 28th, is "Yea or Ne" about hidden chambers. Then, they'll spend months planning to see what's there so as not to damage anything, then another few months doing it. So I don't expect anything exciting for at least 6 months, imho...
Thank you for introducing me to a new character. That is what I love about this site. I definitely want to explore more of these tales. Did any of these tales make it into the Grimms' tales?
After reading the article and the comments, I find myself wondering what life could've been like for children in that part of the world and at that time. I feel as though a theme emerges. Female figure, domestic activities, punishment or reward, lessons and survival. Sounds like some kids might have had some mean grandma's.
If Jesus was supposed to bodily ascend into heaven, wouldn't the mummified head of Christ discredit the whole bible myth of Christ as son of god
I'm sorry but exactly how am I going to get a "broader" understanding from a book that is clearly narrow in focus. Broad understanding comes from forming an opinion from as many different types of source material as possible. If one reads from either a single source or single genre their understanding is by default narrow and uninformed.
As for your suggestion, I find no real listing of her credentials anywhere. 12 years researching..... Researching what? What are her sources? Where does her expertise lay. Does she have a degree in anything or is it experience and if it's a real degree is it from a reliable institute. What I do find is an opinion of alien involvement on just about everything you can throw that label on. If that were even 50% accurate the evidence would be so overwhelming ignoring or hiding it would be impossible. The examples that I looked at from the book have been debunked over and over again. Common sense is all that's needed for most of them. When an author focuses on everything or is controversial for the sake of controversy it screams money grab. Just because a book is published doesn't mean it's research worth reading. That goes for mainstream publications as well.
If your going to make a suggestion at least make it from a reasonably reliable source. Better yet offer up your own opinion then support it with reasonable evidence that you have personally researched. Common sense proof it and you'll be much farther ahead then Voices from Legendary Times. I am reasonable and would much rather hear someone's heart felt belief on a topic then 2nd hand highly questionable drivel.
In my 50+ years of life filled with a love of both space, sci-fi and history I have read more then enough Chariots Of The Gods like publications to give it due consideration and have acquired a true "broad" understanding of the topic. As such I do not dismiss any possibility until the proof or argument in it's favor is or becomes erroneous, a personal opinion or just plain nonsense. Spectacular claims require spectacular proof. It's that simple.
Although it may be far more interesting to find proof that an alien civilization had influenced our past the evidence says different. I have never seen an example of claims alien influence that could not be described through other more realistic means or simply failed a common sense approach. Anyone who claims they have such proof always manages to selectively include evidence that supports their claim while ignoring the glaring inconsistencies. All evidence needs to be considered. To do otherwise only dilutes something that might actually be proof. In other words it is a disservice to those of us who might give weight to such evidence but only see the ridiculous in current claims.
I'll also repeat my earlier sentiment. It is also a disservice and frankly insulting to dismiss the incredible accomplishments of those that lived during these times.
"Thank God for the aliens. If not for them ancient civilizations would have stayed in their caves drawing with charcoal". Horse shit. They were every bit as accomplished at doing what they did as we are now.
I'll have to agree with you. This article runs a muck with some incredibly fanciful conjecture. It begins with some bat-shit-craziness and then at full steam never lets up. Only to pause briefly to collect more insanity to fuel the fire...
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