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Originally posted by judahslion
Whats the alternative... hot air balloons made f cowhide? Without aerial craft it would be not only impossible, but pointless to create such a thing.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Not really. The Nazca Indians had a mythology that included a Sun God. The Sun, which brings light and life, appeared to move across the sky to them, so they saw the Sun as a God (the God "Inti").
Therefore, if the Sun was a God looking down on them, the lines could have been made for that God to look at.
Originally posted by FormerSkeptic
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Not really. The Nazca Indians had a mythology that included a Sun God. The Sun, which brings light and life, appeared to move across the sky to them, so they saw the Sun as a God (the God "Inti").
Therefore, if the Sun was a God looking down on them, the lines could have been made for that God to look at.
So in your vast wisdom, you're concluding that the hundreds (or thousands) of wide, mechanically straight lines that crisscross at various angles are probably the Nazca Indians following the sun?
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Originally posted by FormerSkeptic
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Not really. The Nazca Indians had a mythology that included a Sun God. The Sun, which brings light and life, appeared to move across the sky to them, so they saw the Sun as a God (the God "Inti").
Therefore, if the Sun was a God looking down on them, the lines could have been made for that God to look at.
So in your vast wisdom, you're concluding that the hundreds (or thousands) of wide, mechanically straight lines that crisscross at various angles are probably the Nazca Indians following the sun?
Or one of their other Gods.
If I were an ancient Inca, and some other ancient Inca told me they could make designs in the sand that only could be seen by a deity in the sky (such as Inti the Sun God, or Mamma Quilla the Moon goddess), I would think it rather clever. I would say "that's a great idea -- I'll help you make them".
I would feel I was doing my part to make Inti and Mama Quilla happy (or at least give them something interesting to look at).
It seems like a reasonable possibility. I'm not sure why you seem to be discounting it as a possible explanation for the Nazca lines.
edit on 12/25/2012 by Soylent Green Is People because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by AthlonSavage
...It be interesting exercise for someone to transpose both images on top eachother and see how well the arms/angles of the lines match...
Right away there is a problem trying to match up that figure showing the lines radiating from the middle.
On the Pioneer spacecraft plaque, there were 15 of this lines, 14 of which specifically symbolized 14 pulsars near the Sun. The similar (but different) symbol on the Nazca plain has more radial lines, and the lines do not have the same correspondence to pulsars.
Originally posted by theRiverGoddess
I was told by a Native American Shaman, that they believed the Nazga lines are all about training a Shaman.
Shama MUST learn to travel out of body to be able to commune with the Astral entities that can explain a persona illness and how to heal it......Also to be the guide for OOBE travels of persons within the tribe.....therefor claiming the Nazga lines were meant to be seen from above, by the Shamans in training and are to tell the masters what they saw below them, as proof of them refining the OOBE ability.
It sounded plausible to me with the background I have now in OOBE......and with the healing work I have done with native healers.
Who knows for sure though aye?
Maybe the ones who do, are not talking about it.
[edit on 7-8-2009 by theRiverGoddess]
...Nazca Lines: Any Connection to Ancient Aliens?
Originally posted by spiritualarchitect
We are told that there are hundreds of perfectly straight lines that run for miles. We are told that without advanced instruments that these lines could not be made. We are told that the natives did not have these instruments. Even if they did the chance of them being able to make a majority of the lines absolutely straight at that long of a distance would be minimal.