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Topic started on 15-4-2010 @ 12:53 AM by Alethea
Some have said it is cyclic nature that history repeats itself. I don't think it is natural; I think it is contrived. But for what purpose? Is this planet really a cosmic egg and we are here to develop our true character?

Or has this planet been taken over by a evil forces and we must confront it and stop it or others will be doomed to repeat the sorrows of war, hatred and the myriad of divisions the controlling powers of this world produces?

Why does the snake eat it's tail? Does history always begin from the beginning again and again?

If this is the planned scenerio, there will be no more political or religious dissent. It will be the most authoritian rule you could ever imagine. And once again, the illusion of freedom will exist as the paradox it has always been: choice is really just an ultimatum. There are two roads before you, life and death. Choose correctly. You have the freedom to choose obedience or non-compliance.



There have been whispers of new Edens that are to spring up soon in the future. This is being carried out through programs between religion and governments. It's not clandestine. You can find the information if you search for it. Certain chosen people will be allowed to get things set up in the new Paradise Gardens. But when the new generation comes along....plans will change. It only takes one generation to re-create history.

I think the new cookie in the oven is a return to Genesis.

And once you have a new generation behind the walls, living an agriculture centered life, the next generation will have no clue of the technology that was developed in our lifetime. That way, the elites will be back to having all their magic powers to lord over them again. Just like it was in the beginning.

(And people think it was aliens or angels. Maybe not. Perhaps past civilizations have achieved these same advances in the past and wiped people out when population became inconvenient or grumbled too loud, or discovered they had been duped. Perhaps this has always been cyclic throughout existence.)

Consider that the new generation living in these atom-compounds have no knowledge of what a hologram is? They only need to know how to grow cabbage and play with animals. Since the elite have reserved the technology for themselves...(and camera systems worldwide are in place now..) poof! Hologram. Angels now appear. How mystical. How frightening for the uninitiated. And they know everything you have been up to...because of the hidden camera systems that the new ones will know nothing about!!! And thus, it all starts over again. The elites will still be in power and using their high tech on the new dumbed down farmer humans.

Want to know what's really scary? It's what they will be doing between now and then to erase the people and communities and turn it rapidly back to forrest with fast acting microbes.






If civilization repeats itself by starting again at Genesis, could this now explain some of the cryptic messages from the myths?




..."the power and order of Argos the city are embodied in Argos the neatherd, lord of the herd and lord of the land, whose name itself is the name of the land."

The epithet Panoptes, reflecting his mythic role, set by Hera as a very effective watchman of Io, was described in a fragment of a lost poem Aigimios, attributed to Hesiod[3]

"And set a watcher upon her, great and strong Argos, who with four eyes looks every way. And the goddess stirred in him unwearying strength: sleep never fell upon his eyes; but he kept sure watch always."




and also from wiki:



In the second century CE Pausanias noted at Argos, in the temple of Zeus Larissaios, an archaic image of Zeus with a third eye in the center of his forehead, allegedly Priam's Zeus Herkeios purloined from Troy.[4] According to Ovid, to commemorate her faithful watchman, Hera had the hundred eyes of Argus preserved forever, in a peacock's tail.






Is it any wonder that our cameras and softwear products carry the name Argus/Argos? All of this has been in plain sight! Flaunted in front of us!

Could the eye in the pyramid represent Argus, the Watcher?


reply posted on 17-4-2010 @ 03:58 PM by Alethea
Has humanity been down this road before? Is our future destined to be a return to the past and all of it's mistakes? Is this a planet of repetition?

Are myths simply flights of fantastic imagination....or were they warnings from the ancients?


The etymology of the very word 'myth' means a "tracing of the roots". Could it be that although some stories may be embellished, that they are grounded in some truth?

Myths were culturally significant as these stories attempted to explain how humans originated as well as having religious significance.

Myths began in oral cultures, before written languages. Knowledge was limited according to what the group could remember.


Was there a quantum leap between between mythos and logos?




I find it useful when discussing this distinction to consider the Greek words from which our English words “logical” and “mythical” have been derived, logos and mythos. Both Greek words can be translated as something like “story” or “account”; mythical thinking and logical thinking both provide an account of the world, but they do so in very different ways.


Those using logical thinking approach the world scientifically and empirically. They look for explanations using observable facts, controlled experiments, and deductive proofs. Truth discovered through logos seeks to be objective and universal.


Those using mythical thinking, on the other hand, approach the world through less direct, more intuitive means. A person might gain poetic insights into the nature of the world by seeing a caterpillar emerge from a cocoon or watching a full moon rise as the sun sets. Truth discovered through mythos is more subjective, based on individual feelings and experiences.


journeytothesea.com...




I see things in our present modern world that relate to the myths of the past.

Take for instance, the myths of creatures that were half human and half animal. In centuries past, these stories may have been considered absurd products of a demented mind or entertainment of a superstitious and bored culture. But today such creatures are proving to be an abominable reality.


According to the NationalExpositor, "scientists around the world are now creating bizarre hybrid "animals" on a regular basis."

It would appear that we have come full circle back to the age of the myths and lore. Should we now believe that all of this existed before? Is this enough evidence to conclude that history is repeating and that we are about to return to a new beginning of time?

How long will this be allowed to continue before we have another extinction level event like "the flood"? Or will this be the final event and the end of even the existence of this planet?



reply posted on 27-4-2010 @ 12:44 AM by galadofwarthethird
It's the way of life things die new things are born, there are new things all the time sure some things are the same like war, strife and peace and love. The themes of life are the same at the heart of things they rarely change, they just wear new clothes, in a infinite universe all things could of happened before but it's rarely the exact same thing. The men of today have very little clue to the exact way the men of the past were, the kids of the future will look at the world of the past and think that we were all a bunch of idiot's, while the present changes to make them look like fools to future generations.

Tell me how would it be possible to advance and become better without the past being forgotten, misinterpreted, and the men of the past being completely misunderstood. If the past is better or the same as the present how will things be different. If in the future generation they look at this generation and say we were smarter then they are, what does that say,... It says things got worser for them, that they have to look up to the past as better, it also means we failed the future generation if they understand us completely. To ascend and evolve beyond the present means all that you know today will be useless in the future, it means that we have succeed so much in our generation that the past generation will look at the past and the first thing they see is we were a bunch of primitive people. If they consider us as monkeys with tools we would of succeed beyond our wildest dreams with our children.

So yes the peoples of the past were wiped out by there unknown there mortality and stupidity and cataclysmic events, and I consider a pissed of god or pissed of godlike species as a cataclysm, if they existed that is. Or maibe the people of the past were so stupid and primitive that they died out and few survived. Maiby they failed what they were trying to do, or maibe they succeed. Aither way the past can never be fully known you can deduce it pretty accurately but you cant know it as it actually was. But if you want you can judge it by many things that are in the present. Or if you had a time machine you could go into the past, but I wouldn't advise living there from what I heard getting an axe in your head was a more comon event back then.

'No need to use an axe to remove a fly from the forehead of a friend'. Confucius.
Maiby this line from Confucius is not abouth some great wisdom, but I guess it happened more often in the past, it was great wisdom then. Now its something everybody knows.
There are many things that you can deduce from history, but you can't know it exactly as it was.
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