Quetzalcoatl: An ET from Egypt originally, who went to America to stop human sacrifice

Yeah your trolling isn't appreciated either.

Here is the first ever carving of Quetzalcoatl, dated around 1200 BC. The "god" Quetzalcoatl was nothing more than the natives' explanation for flying saucers. A feathered serpent who bites his own tail and then spins around, aka a UFO.

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originally posted by: kiwasabi
Here is the first ever carving of Quetzalcoatl, dated around 1200 BC. The "god" Quetzalcoatl was nothing more than the natives' explanation for flying saucers. A feathered serpent who bites his own tail and then spins around, aka a UFO.

Seems rather specific for an "Unidentified Flying Object".

Quetzalcoatl: An ET from Egypt originally, who went to America to stop human sacrifice

It the other way around he was a reptile and they like to eat meat, especially warmer fluffy mammals like humans.

originally posted by: draknoir2

originally posted by: kiwasabi
Here is the first ever carving of Quetzalcoatl, dated around 1200 BC. The "god" Quetzalcoatl was nothing more than the natives' explanation for flying saucers. A feathered serpent who bites his own tail and then spins around, aka a UFO.

Seems rather specific for an "Unidentified Flying Object".

Cool story bro. Why don't you actually contribute to the thread?

a reply to: kiwasabi

It ain't trolling if it fact an my first post in the thread.

Quetzalcoatl Mayan, which is, now Mexico, and is completely unrelated to any God in Egypt, the only thing related that the two civilizations had is the pyramids, but the two never met at all

Not my concern if you fell for a false prophet and can't get myth right because of some New Age modification.

originally posted by: kiwasabi

originally posted by: draknoir2

originally posted by: kiwasabi
Here is the first ever carving of Quetzalcoatl, dated around 1200 BC. The "god" Quetzalcoatl was nothing more than the natives' explanation for flying saucers. A feathered serpent who bites his own tail and then spins around, aka a UFO.

Seems rather specific for an "Unidentified Flying Object".

Cool story bro. Why don't you actually contribute to the thread?

Thanks Kimosabe!

Since you were unable to actually respond to even such a small post I just figure lengthier ones would completely lost on you, Bro.

Could it simply be that Quetzalcoatl is just a myth, just like any other deities humans were meant to have worshiped? To me it simply stands for (and any one who practices yoga, meditation etc.. will at some point be experiencing the presence of this energy) the Kundalini (serpent) that has successfully integrated divine knowledge accessible to all spiritually evolving humans (the eagle _thus feathers symbol). The sole reason for god's descent upon earth, and incarnation, is to enlighten matter. This is in fact a natural process that all humans undergo, resulting in what is widely referred to as enlightenment. I believe the same principle can be applied to the son of God we know as Christ, when it is our own Christ or Light consciousness we are looking to incorporate, rather than looking for salvation in a person who has by religious groups been depicted as Jesus of Nazareth. The Son of God archetype is being perpetually portrayed through almost identical construct long before Jesus or Quetzalcoatl were meant to have existed, Isis, Osiris and Horus, Akhenaten, Nefertiti and Tutankhamun, etc... One needs to decipher these writings, and not take literally what has been written, however it can take some tome to awaken to certain truths behind the veil.

Yes, Quetzalcoatl is a myth - and your tying him to kundalini is your personal choice.

However, the idea that Quetzalcoatl came from anywhere but the Americas is belied by the very myths of his birth - all of which place his birth in South America (or in the heavens, in one myth.)

Harte