Oops, sorry. Obviously not enough coffee to wake up yet, I thought this was your other thread.

Originally posted by Unity_99
Oops, sorry. Obviously not enough coffee to wake up yet, I thought this was your other thread.

Well Good Morning. And enjoy your Day

Posted for a bookmark.

I know there is more out there, yet to be found. Now, our scholars only need the intestinal fortitude to re-write our history books.

That picture of the GP artifact ought to make Hawass squirm. He probably knows all about this already.

Now, we need to uncover the reason for all the denial. Then we will really see things more clearly.

Excellent thread sky thoroughly enjoyed all three parts.

Absolutely amazing! Thanks for this thread, skyfloating! S&F.

Do you notice some similarity between these two images?

Originally posted by win 52
I know there is more out there, yet to be found. Now, our scholars only need the intestinal fortitude to re-write our history books.

Thats one of the main reasons this is not popular - inertia. Who wants to question and rewwrite everything they ever learned...

It is important to know that all ancient tales of Wars between Gods and Gods and Gods and Men are very similar to these ancient Asian tales. Someone would just have to take the time to uncover them, like I did with this small piece of the puzzle.

great skyfloating! i missed this the 1st time round.
very interesting, a lot to take in.
i am looking forward to watching the ancient astronauts video's posted
a few pages back.

Skyfloating I enjoyed reading threads of you about ancient aliens and I enjoyed reading the myth of the archer and the moon goddess.However there are different legends that differentiate a lot of each other. What my question is that in the myth it says

But the moon is far from being the romantic place that people imagine it to be. The terrain was desolate and gray, and the air was freezing cold. Except for a single cassia tree and a small rabbit, there was no other sign of life on the moon. Disillusioned, Chang O began to realize the full consequence of her selfishness. It had caused her to forsake an immortal life with a loving husband for an immortal life of infinite loneliness.

Why did you left the rabbit living on the moon part and just reading it selectively?

Great thread..
I'm surprised I never stumbled upon it until now.