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Originally posted by Aleksander
WOW! This is some good reading Undo. I really like the theories you have presented here, as well as the information posted by Zargon. I feel I would like to contribute, but I never post on these boards and If I do it's not much; So I am taking baby steps.
Keep up the good work, the amount of pondering I can do with this information would make any knot on a log jealous.
[edit on 23-10-2006 by Aleksander]
Originally posted by undo
Ancient history is a good place to start. Have you noticed how about 300 years ago or thereabouts, all our ancient history texts were basically ruled unreliable because they mentioned "supernatural" events? All religious texts, (many of which were historical texts that were simply labeled "religious"), except the hieroglyphs from ancient Egypt, were said to be falsehoods. Using the hieroglyphs, they attempted to set a timeline for ancient history, but ignored everything else. That was a big mistake.
Nearly every ancient civilization refers to a place called the "underworld" and a place called the heavens, both of which appear to be more than simply metaphors for the planets and stars rising and setting into and over the horizon. The ancient Hindus and some of the Buddhists, said the only way to access the upper levels of heaven was via Mt. Meru (also called Mt. Sumeru), which wasn't an actual mountain but a reference to a ziggurat in ancient Sumer (this is the pivotal point, but I don't want to overload your circuits with too much information if you aren't aware of any of these ancient stories). The ancient Egyptians also believed in an entrance to the underworld and a boat which traveled on heavenly waters (et.al, a mode of transportation) which carried them into the heavens. The ancient Sumerians referred to otherworldly places which were accessed via gateways into the underworld, and gates up to the heavens.
I guess it all depends on how much you know about ancient civilizations and their texts. Do you know anything about ancient Sumer?
[edit on 6-3-2006 by undo]
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
G'day all,
Came across the following article on Rense.com about a possible real life stargate -
www.tucsonweekly.com...
have a read and let me know what you guys think. Could a natural stargate be possible?
Originally posted by rocques22
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
G'day all,Could a natural stargate be possible?
I beleive that it could be possible
Originally posted by staver
I'm probably what's termed a "lurker",
makes me think twice about posting at all
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by rocques22
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
G'day all,Could a natural stargate be possible?
I beleive that it could be possible
If one means natural stargate in the context that a stargate is a wormhole between two points, most certainly they can exist. Whether they will be stable so you can get back home is another question...
Originally posted by rocques22
I think that it might be possible to get back home but maybe time itself is bended or something in that wormhole and one would come in a different time period i.e. in the future or the past so if for example you would watch me go into it and as soon as I get to ''destination'' I come right back, It might have seemed like a matter of minutes/hours to me but to you it would thousands of years....just a thought.
What do you think??
Originally posted by undo
Can you email me his email? It's kinda cool that he agrees with us, no? What's that saying? Imitation is the most sincerest form of flattery?
Originally posted by rocques22
undo
I've looked into the revelations and if they do coincide with the mayan calender then we're in for quite an event in 6 years or so...that is freaky my question to you UNDO is...Does the Mayan calender have anything to do with the revelations(rev 9 freaked me out) and if so how????
GREAT THREAD BTW ,FASCINATING!!!!KEEP IT UP I'M LOVIN' IT!!
rocques22
[edit on 25-10-2006 by rocques22]
Originally posted by undo
Zorgon,
He eluded to Heiser when he mentioned that person who was a scholar of the texts claiming you can't connect the words star and gate, in the various etymologies of the word "Nibiru" or "Nibru."
I tried calling him before. got an answering machine and no return call. I tried emailing him. Got a format email back.
*Waves arms wildly* Yoohoo, Mr. Henry, anybody there?
EDIT: The phone number is his order line, for ordering his books.
Originally posted by undo
But the lapis lazuli, I don't think it was really lapis lazuli.