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  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Jeff1311

    So your assertion that "God" didn't make it is just as absurd by your logic. Why did you even open your mouth when you can't prove your hypothesis of a non-existence?

  • Reply to: Star charts reveal how ancient Egyptians planned to navigate the sky after death   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Rush Allen

    Mark

    While searching for images and descriptions of Meskhetiu, I came across this forum page titled "Star charts reveal how ancient Egyptians planned to navigate the sky after death." The image of Meskhetiu as the thigh of a bull is better identified as a bullroarer, and it is somewhat different than the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Of particular interest regarding navigation through the Afterlife is the display of three stars on a straight line. They represent the string of the bullroarer.

    The lance of Horus represents the zenith meridian of the Earth passing through the four stars of the dipper. The last star of the string is a sun symbol and the spike pointed to it from Draco-Tauret represents the ecliptic meridian. As such, the image of Meskhetiu represents the Meridian of the First Dawn. This time is the primary focus of the Giza Complex. It occurs under the circlet of west Pisces above the cup of Aquarius. This is the alignment of Seshat and represents the vernal equinox of 2378 AD, 365 years from now.

    This message originated in Mesopotamia and has been carried through Judaism, Early Christianity and Islam. The Crossing of the Reed Sea by Moses, the Last Supper of Jesus, and the night ride by Muhammad on Al Buraq are later representations of the First Dawn. Also, the Maya had the same First Dawn and that was picked up in the Book of Mormon. Thus, your title is spot on, and still viable.

    The Afterlife, however, has been difficult for cultures based upon Rational Materialism to grasp. Science as we know it today is oriented only to Mind and Matter. Science represses Emotion and denies Spirituality, even though individual scientists may not. The Egyptians, and nearly every culture before them, identified reality as Spiritual Materialism, or Inspiration and Matter, Cosmic Spirituality. Thus, navigation through the Afterlife required that the Spirit of the Journey be acquired to reach Meskhetiu, or the Top of the Heavens. The most important factors in any journey are where the journey begins and where it ends, the First Dawn and the Last Sunset.

    The choice of a First Dawn is not arbitrary in a Spiritual Materialism Reality where Birth is a Reincarnation and Death is the preparation for the Rebirth. Reincarnation is a process of reentering the living flesh. This is done by transferring the personal Journeys from the First Dawn and back through the End Time to the First Dawn in future generations. The experience of life must be passed on in order to achieve Eternal Cognition, the Light of the World.

    The Pyramid Builders of Egypt "knew" that Rational Materialism would destroy Spiritual Materialism because the more knowledge that is acquired results in longer periods of learning. The result is that descendant cultures do not live long enough to learn all the wisdom that has to be passed on from Ancestral Generations. To remedy this concern, they established their First Time location at Rostau, in Giza, where all the Ancestors can be found and reincarnated as Spiritual Materialism is restored to the Dead Souls bound by Rational Materialism.

    As a result of my investigation, I am looking for a high quality image of Senenmut's tomb images to determine if the original included navigational parameters. If you know of one, please let me know, thanks.

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: a Martin

    I hope you're joking...

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: David M. Strack

    The book of Morman speaks of such a city seemingly in that location sinking almost over night after a great earth quake.
    Look it up

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Goodwinre

    Check Google Earth at Astoria, Oregon you can see that the Columbia River at one time ran off the outer edge of the contenental shelf.  You can fallow the river bed southword through the off shore Oregon earthquake zone and west on the ocean now ocean floor to about 500 miles west of Coose Bay, Oregon.  That tells me that before Noah’s flood there was no water there.  People could have walked from Africa to Cuba.  Noah’s flood filled the oceans to the outer edge of the contenental shelf and ice melt over the last 5000 years put the beaches where the are now.

  • Reply to: Psusennes: The Silver Pharaoh with Treasures to Rival Tutankhamun's   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: the Oracle

    One reason that Biblical archaeology is so hard to find may be that you are looking in the wrong place.

    One of his many birth names is transposed as Duad, or Dovid, just like King Edward VII of England.

  • Reply to: The awesome, terrible, and unknowable creator gods through history   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Shahidur Rahman...

    God: Only single name for the absolute place or Nature or God or Dark energy or absolute time sole dimension or sole dimension of power of the things of the universe, great space or the location the center of the connectors between the great world or the great universes, location of the beginning or ending or the most deepest place, same location of place period or the matter, location of the big black hole or primordial black hole or before big bang, huge reserve of the natural force etc, Or What was God doing before He created the universe? Before creating the universe, the God Imagined about it. The God or That the field of single dimension or dark energy or nature how occurred? In or under no circumstances: In that case there is no answer because it is not possible to take our imagination power or philosophical reflection before it.

  • Reply to: 3: The Perfect Number - Trinity Symbolism in World Religious Traditions   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Barry Sears

    Stonehenge is part of a traditional global design representing one of the zodiac signs. It is understood that the zodiac corresponds to the parts of the Celestial body of which each sign is an anatomical zone and all together make up the complete body. We now know that there are also Earth zodiacs with the corresponding signs generally represented with animal figures correlating to anatomy. 
    The Father as a body is rather obvious and well defined, although traditionally this was considered a full body surrounding our planet and is more obvious through neighbouring cosmology. Biblical scripture took on a stance and worked with the acceptance of gender opposing the Egyptian Nut as a Celestial Mother and defined the Celestial body as a Father figure. This also simplified the concept as far as structure, placing a singular God as a universal structure. They however express the big message and acceptance of the Earthly anatomy as Israel being the zone of the womb and the Virgo region of anatomy. 
    The global anatomy is one of the most lost messages, so obvious once seen and is expressed as the Holy Spirit; all references are terrestrial and refer to the spring of all life forms on Earth.

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    One text is the Gospel of Thomas which is part of the newly discovered Nag Hammadi texts (discovered 1945-1947).  Most are composed about the same time as the Biblical gospels in the 1st and 2nd century AD.  In this gospel, Jesus declares that his disciples must hate their earthly parents (as in Luke 14:26) but love the Father and Mother as he does, "for my mother (gave me falsehood), but (my) true Mother gave me life."  In another Nag Hammadi discovery, The Secret Book of James, Jesus refers to himself as "the son of the Holy Spirit." 

    These bodies are well recorded globally; the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. Please refer to the gallery pictures for zodiac anatomical pictures.
     

  • Reply to: X-Ray Images Show Hidden Features in Painting of the Enigmatic John Dee   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: JRKeith

    No mention in the article of the crocodile floating above Dee. I can't be the only one who noticed it.

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: just cause

    Good article I also do not know what happened. What ever happened , happened. NNoah flood maybe.

  • Reply to: Enigmatic Engraved Pendant from Stone Age Site is the Oldest in Britain   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Colin Berry

    It's probably impossible to know what was used in a given situation, except in the unlikely instance of there being a surviving residue from the drill bit, stone dust, metal etc. Having said that by way of warning, this and other sites on drilling history provides some answers:

    http://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2010/12/hand-powered-drilling-tools-and-m...

    It starts by saying that a hand drill, with a sharp flint or similar secured to the end of a stick, used like a screwdriver, might require 5 hours to make a single hole! Maybe that's the point in human development where the concept of delegation of labour, read "slavery" first entered someone's head...

    Technology then came up with a more efficient 'bow drill'. The technology is essentially the same as that we were assured in the Boy Scouts could be used for making a fire without matches, using friction, birch bark etc. Most of us continued to keep a box of matches about our person.

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: David Keller

    The earth only 6000 years old. Created by God. Watch Kent Hovinds movies.

  • Reply to: Enigmatic Engraved Pendant from Stone Age Site is the Oldest in Britain   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: gord

    There has been a show on tv called "The Vikings", I was watching a docu the other day on tv about Norse/Scandinavian culture (series) which incorporated some scenes and actors from the "The Vikings".
    In reproducing some artifacts there was a great scene of using a hand powered drill

  • Reply to: Enigmatic Engraved Pendant from Stone Age Site is the Oldest in Britain   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Tom Carberry

    How did they make the holes in the “pendants,” or whatever they used this things for?  If anyone knows, I would like to have an answer.  

    The hole on the pendant in question seems much more sophisticated than the scratches on it.  Could two different people have done it, with one making the hole and then later his or her kid making hte scratches?

     

  • Reply to: The Mysterious Disappearance of Nefertiti, Ruler of the Nile   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: David Doucette

    I've always wondered about their elongated skulls. It seems that Royalty are always depicted with elaborately large headwear.

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: vick musi

    if the carribean was once dry land, like a very deep bowl as the central America was the barrier to pacific waters and the island chain from east florida to south America was the atlantic ocean barrier... then there are lots of fossils of dinosaurs lying under all that seafloor muck, a real treasure trove worth exploring

  • Reply to: The sacred symbol of the Djed pillar   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: joe s

    How do you define 'machine' for a pillar back then ? Pillar had a, still functionn not as a machine. I aee it just as it is. A pillar. What orher reading did you pursue ?

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Rumplestiltskin

    Instead of opening up their minds, they are trying to fit what they see into the only box their ignorant brains can conjure up.

    How about water being brought in from items impacting earth, or how about the Expanding Earth theory where the earth was thought to be much smaller in ancient times and has been expanding a little at a time for many millennia.

    As Sherlock Holmes was noted to have said. "How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth"

    IE: Stop thinking inside the box and open your minds to the possibility that the improbable is exactly what happened.

  • Reply to: Is the 10,000-Year-Old Yonaguni Monument a Man-Made Marvel or Nature's Art?   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Strange

    Before the last great flood, there were many races that walk freely. Now only one race, people still fight each other.
    Technologies may look different, but the behavior of humans are still the same.

    Like a child, most simply nod at most of their teenage elders who bully their opinions onto others; they think they know so much.
    When a real elder soul speaks. Is anyone really listening? And when you claimed you listen, are you doing? And when you claimed that you are doing, are you doing properly?

    Take your opportunity to learn to discern in this middle plane. When you follow a carrot, you become one yourself and go to where the carrot ends up after their time and your time in this plane ends.
    When you can discern correctly, you will know what really happened in this middle plane, and you will know why to keep silent till the mass is finally ready to discern correctly.
    The answers are always in your face, who are you following?

  • Reply to: The Underwater City of Cuba: A New Theory on its Origins – Part I   8 years 2 months ago
    Comment Author: Saiko

    "the patently absurd conclusion"

    Deciding that something is absurd simply because it doesn't fit with what one currently believes is an unacceptable approach to scientific research or even logical deduction. It's ultimately no different than asserting "God made it."

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