Wintertime in Malta

What does that phrase mean to you?

Do you think it has some revelance in current events?

Do you think it is a code to be deciphered?

"See you in Malta in Wintertime" was a sign-off phrase from Hidden-Hand.

What happened in Malta that would be relevant to the crises we have today?

I honestly havnt a clue but i will be keeping an eye on this thread as I have been to Malta loads of times.

G

It reminds me of old time wrestling... and the Baron Miguel Secluna.

[edit on 7-11-2009 by Alethea]

I thought wintertime in Malta was something about a weird winter in a place called Malta.

i just did a google search anfd found this:




gozonews.com...

funny timing with all the hype around the 25th

Where did you receive this message about Malta? I have a friend in Malta, I could get informations about it maybe.

Here is the headline from the source you quoted.








The source also says "This year that falls tomorrow"...

Does this mean perhaps a different calendar system is being used?



(Good find, Csquared. Star for you.)





[edit on 7-11-2009 by Alethea]

What is going on in this thread?

I am not following at all

reply to post by Enrikez

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Nor me,
There is a member here called Hiddenhand though. Op's opening post is a little like being in the middle of a conversation. The "Arctic Sea" is in Malta presently, smelling strongly of Pine,

[edit on 7-11-2009 by smurfy]

I would guess (with no real effort), that this is all silly and has root in tomfoolery.

I would also like to know how many people even care?

Also...just a little advice...learn to smell trolls from afar and you can pretty much avoid the bridges they live under.

Perhaps if we find the uniqueness of Malta, we can stumble upon some clues.

For those who have an interest in megalithic stone structures and 'sacred sites', here is a point of interest.

Archeologists suspect that humans have lived on Malta since 5200 BC.

About 1600 years after their arrival they began to erect monstrous megalithic temples.

Around 2300 BC the culture went into rapid decline.

The causes of the collapse seem to echo the same problems that continue to repeat throughout the world's history and are still prevalent in today's world. Deforestation, depleted soils due to agricultural methods, famine, social disruption due to oppressive religion, and foreign invaders.

Remains of 50 temples have been found on Malta and its near-by islands.

The artifacts of the temples indicate ancestor worship, fertility goddess cults, and oracles.

"In addition to their celestial alignments, the Maltese temples also reveal surprising evidences of mathematical and engineering sophistication."

Paleoanthropologists have found evidence of Neanderthal humans on the island.

For some very interesting detailed information on prehistoric Malta and the temples....visit here:

www.sacredsites.com...

i am from Malta...what is this thread all about?!?

A recurrent theme of the megalithic structures is it's use as a solar calendar as evidenced from Stonehenge to the modern Georgia Guidestones. Another is found here on Malta. Scroll down to "The Solar Calendar" for an explanation and illustration of how it works.

www.megalithics.com...




...Back to the Oct. 25-26 dates:

Samhain is the beginning of the Celtic new year.

Samhain marked the end of the Harvest, the end of the "lighter half" of the year and the beginning of the "darker half". The Celtic solar year was called the circle of Baal and was divided into halves.

This seems to stem from Gaulish origins as the Gaulish calendar divides the year into 2 halves of light (Apr/May) and dark (Oct/Nov).

Samhain was observed around Oct. 31-Nov. 1. (Bear in mind that historically the timing was based on a lunarsolar calendar and not a fixed date.)



Samonios (the Gaulic equivalent of the Irish Samhain) festivities usually last three nights; this depended on the beginning of the lunar cycle which fell nearest to midpoint between autumnal equinox and winter solstice.


The lunations marking the middle of each half-year may have been marked by specific festivals.

I suspect this may be based on the Coligny (Gaulish) calendar. Details of this calendar here: en.wikipedia.org...

Samhain was the time to take stock of the herds and grain supplies and to decide which animals would need to be slaughtered.