Atlantis Is A Reality find out where in this post

Not much harder than right clicking and looking at the file name: Its from Akrotiri, an excavation site on Santorini which was destroyed in a volcanic eruption, probably a Minoan town.

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Thanks Merka

I have uploaded a video for those who are interested in watching the full transition of the mirroring for themselves

BLUMATION STUDIOS

ISA

Just another link I believe that shows the agendas of both Walt Disney and Leonardo

Is as well as the hidden symbolism and subconcious stuff in the art is the Animatronics


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en.wikipedia.org...'s_robot

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round coils make square magnets square coils make round magnets

ISA

Am I being blind?

I don't see anything

I just did a Google earth search on 33.333333,-33.333333 and it was in the ocean next to the Azores but there does not seem to be anything of any substance at that location?

Help me out here

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Hi you need to be going to 33n 33e and then zoom back a little and look north west

ISA

Hi relevant to my discovery is this edgar cayce book

I have uploaded it onto rapidshare

The Children Of The Law Of One And The Lost Teachings Of Atlantis



ISA

After my posting regarding that Mary Magdelene is the woman with the ointment jar as stated in the Bible and that the bastet appears on mary when using this mirroring technique, then that bastet in Ancient Egyptian meant literally female of the ointment jar, also that the BASTET was the protector of HORUS ( the all seeing eye) , who was also called AMUN RA and when in church we say AMEN when finishing prayers to God and Jesus. It came as no surprise to me to find a beak and eagle eyes on the mirroring of jesus in the last supper image.

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I want to include this quote from the wikipedia page about the word AMEN .




ISA

I would like to include this article I have found on the web about scarabs

SCARABS

The History. Manufacture, and Religious Symbolism of the Scarabaeus In Ancient Egypt, Phoenicia, Sardinia , Etruria, & c. By Isaac Myer. New-York: Edwin "W. Dayton.

When the Egyptian first used the scarabaeus as the symbol of resurrection -was longer ago than man's researches can determine. Supposably one may go to such a remote period as 4000 B. C. Perhaps M. de Morgan may present proofs Of a Civilization anterior to this. We are to believe upon the authority of the greatest of modern Egyptologists that the builders of the pyramids had fixed ideas in regard to rewards and punishments after death. Mr. Myer regards the scarabaeus as the earliest expression of belief in the immortality of the soul after death. He nays it is a curious phase of archaic Egyptian thought that the further we go back in our investigations of the Origins Of its religious ideas the more ideal and elevated they appear as to the spiritual powers of the unseen world. Idolatry made its greatest advance subsequent to the epoch of the ancient empire, and progressed until it finally emerged itself into the animalism of the new empire and the gross paganism of the Greeks and Romans.

It might be asserted that before Moses came to Egypt the idea of a rebirth and a future life existed among the Egyptians. The utter annihilation idea exists only among the lowest types of men. If the fancy of immortality was a beautiful one in Egypt, it was veiled* It is highly prob- j able that the Jews, when living in Egypt, i took the idea of immortality from their j masters. But the Egyptians or their priests j insisted that divers ceremonies must be gone through with before the man's soul could leave the body. The ritual, like the mummification, was necessary. The grander evolution was to cast aside all the mummeries and give the man who died, with no winding sheet the same chance before his Maker as a King made perfect by the elegant art of an embalmer.

Among all living forms It must have been the scarabaeus that was held In highest veneration by the old Egyptians. It was revered, we know, for 4,500 years before the birth of Christ, and how much longer than that no man can tell. It was as much a symbol of belief to the Egyptian as is the cross to the Christian. Linnaeus cajjs the scarab " Scarabaeus sacer," but later entomologists name it " Ateuchus sacer." There are in Egypt several varieties of this beetle, and four were held in special veneration. All -were particularly sacred to Amen-Ra, the sun god. Possibly because this beetle seemed to come to life amid the fertilizing Nile mud it gained particular distinction. It was used when copied in stone or other material as an amulet or talisman for the living and the dead. It was supposed to possess a certain potentiality as an emblem sacred to the sun deity, and had to do with the rebirth of the soul.

Considered In its material sense, as tangible object, the wonder is at the abundance. The Egyptians made them out of all materials, a kind of soapstone being' the earliest substance used. There are scarabs of green basalt, diorite, granite, hematite, lapis-lazuli, jasper, serpentine, verde antique, smalt, chalcedomy, amethyst, sardonyx, agate, and onyx. A. limestone "which would stand fire was cut into shape and then covered with a glaze. Those found now of a brownish or dirty white color, we are told, have lost the original color from the ravages of time. Sun-dried clay soarabs and terra-cotta. ones are not uncommon. Occasionally porcelain scarabs are found, and a glass one is a rarity. The finest and most prized of scarabs are made of a green basalt.....................................................

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...........................Scarabs range from all sizes, from three-quarters of an inch to two or thrfte inches. Among the largest is one five feet high in the British Museum. It is cut In basalt. On the fiat or under side are cut hieroglyphic symbols, sometimes having the cartouche of the reigning King. There are, however, inscriptions of the names of deities, officials, and of private persons. So far, the most venerable of scarabs is one with the name of Neb-Ka on Its under surface. If this King was of the One Hundred and Eleventh Dynasty, according to Brugsch Bey, Neb-Ka reigned some time about 3933 B. C. But Mariette would make Neb-Ka some 500 years or more older.

Scarabs are found suspended from the necks of mummies by a wire of gold, or are sometimes worn round a finger. Occasionally a mummied hand is doubled, and inside the scarabaeus is held. Scarabs do not always follow, save as to their general Shape, the beetle. Sometimes the head may be that of a hawk, cow, ram, dog, cat, lion, or of a man. Occasionally the wings are of gold.

The scarab must have followed the Egyptian, wherever he went, for Layard found it in Mesopotamia. Mr. Myers repeats what is not so well known, that even in the Christian era the cult of the scarab still existed. Ambrose, Archbishop of Milan, refered to the " good seara.ba.eus, who rolled up before him the hitherto unshaken mud of our bodies." Scaxabaei have been found with the Latin cross inscribed on them. These were probably of Egpytian origin and redecorated by the early Christians.

Besides the Egyptians, Chaldeans, Assyrians, and Persians used the scarabaeus as a signet ring. Some are found to-day with Aramaic or Hebrew letters inscribed on them. The Phoenicians being a clever people, manufactured scarabs, probably for sale, just as Birmingham makes to-day sacred objects for the Indian market. In Sardinia numerous intaglios in the form of scarabs have been found. Etruscan scarabs are known, coming principally from Chiusi and made of red sand, but these scarabs only show in shape their Egyptian origin. The Inscriptions follow the Etruscan cult. It used to be believed that it required hardly any knowledge for the purchase of a scarab. But M. Prtsse tells ub that the fellahs, who live on their finds, having picked up all the real scarabs, now manufacture enough to supply the demand. At Thebes, there are some very skillful forgers, and so it behooves those In search of scarabs to be careful In their purchases.

ISA

It just dawned on me if that is a giant ball made of metal then surely it makes some kind of sense that they could have discovered that a ship made of the right materials could easily be ejected from the atmoshere by way of a van de graff type device

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THE SPACESHIP IN 3D

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as this young student demonstrates here

No pollution with that idea

ISA

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I was reading some more on the solomonic pillars that feature so frequently in masonic beliefs and found this on wikipedia



Another clue as to the significance of the scarab city of atlantis in all this I feel

ISA

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I was wondering if they were great and smart people why did they not move to higher ground? i mean if they had ships and this tech why not live in a place with good soil and water but not next to a place where there must have been hundreds of floods and huracanes, Tsunamis . Or if they didn't think water would afect them? Just wondering.
another thing why would you put together art? have you painted? would you want someone mirroring something you put your heart and soul into it? i guess in a long run its something you belive in.
Thanks

Hey ANON valid points and another perspective , but the facts remain it is documented that leonardo hid secrets in his artwork, why well because he felt he had to do the right thing I think and let people se that the churches (christian and Roman Catholic ) basically made up a crock of S**T to fool us sheeple :-)

ISA