The Stone Henge conspiracy.What really is Stone henge?

originally posted by: childofapoet
a reply to: beansidhe

We are their descendants.

We may not be there decedents.

This is Before Druids and Celts. They came after Stone Henge was built, from what I'm learning.

The Druids and Celts are their descendants. Seriously.

a reply to: childofapoet

Man cant birth. So why wouldn't Women be held in high regard?

And neither can women without men.

Who says they aren't?

originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: childofapoet

Man cant birth. So why wouldn't Women be held in high regard?

And neither can women without men.

Who says they aren't?

Sperm donor.

originally posted by: Byrd

originally posted by: childofapoet
a reply to: beansidhe

We are their descendants.

We may not be there decedents.

This is Before Druids and Celts. They came after Stone Henge was built, from what I'm learning.

The Druids and Celts are their descendants. Seriously.

Google

No, neither the druids nor the Celts built Stonehenge. Stonehenge was built long before the Celts arrived in Britain. But you don't have to take my word for it.

a reply to: childofapoet

Sperm donor.

Surely you know that still involves a man correct?

As I said without men women cannot begin to birth a child.

a reply to: childofapoet

Believe me - Byrd knows that. She wasn't saying the Celts built Stonehenge, she was explaining that the henge builders were there long, long before and that we ARE their descendants.

In my short time on ATS I can tell you one thing - Byrd knows what she's talking about.

originally posted by: beansidhe
a reply to: childofapoet

Believe me - Byrd knows that. She wasn't saying the Celts built Stonehenge, she was explaining that the henge builders were there long, long before and that we ARE their descendants.

In my short time on ATS I can tell you one thing - Byrd knows what she's talking about.

Thank you for clearing that up.

Appreciated.

a reply to: childofapoet

I would say Stonehenge and Gobekli tepe are physical replicas of the Garden of Eden

Stonehenge and the surrounding ancient landscape, with all the various man-made features, was constructed over hundreds of years. It is conceivable the people/culture who started building were not the same at the end, and the purposes also changed. Stonehenge is just one of many features in the Wiltshire landscape.

By the way, I live in rural Wiltshire. I regularly walk passed ancient cairns and have walked on several occasions between the Avebury monuments to Stonehenge. There is a lot in between the two sites.

However, the Wiltshire sites are not the be-all-and-end-all. People often overlook places like Thornborough Henge. England and Britain generally has a rich and complicated ancient passed.

Wiki

a reply to: paraphi

I regularly walk passed ancient cairns

Cairn

Below Is an image of a cairn. Looks like a pine cone doesn't it.

Because it is a pine cone. A Torus. If it looks like a duck, and goes quack quack? then its a duck?

Quack, quack.

originally posted by: childofapoet
Below Is an image of a cairn. Looks like a pine cone doesn't it.

Ah, lost in translation. By cairn I meant burial mound, or barrow, not a pile of stones. The term is interchangeable. Not many pine-cone shaped cairns in Wiltshire. They are typically mounds.

originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: childofapoet

Sperm donor.

Surely you know that still involves a man correct?

As I said without men women cannot begin to birth a child.


Not any more it seems the mad men with white coats are making all of us redundent very soon

scientists have managed to genetically engineer functioning mice sperm cells from stem cells. and the researchers believe the same principle could be applied to human men.

www.ibtimes.co.uk...

originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: childofapoet

I would say Stonehenge and Gobekli tepe are physical replicas of the Garden of Eden

Lol, really, the word Eden dates to 3000BCE, when in Sumerian it meant "plain, steppe, open country", it didn't transfer to Hebrew until around 750BCE.

Both Gobekli Tepe and Stonehenge predate that by thousands of years. So you can say that if you like, but its nonsense.


OP, weren't you banned last week when you were going by the name of Dayslate
What do you think is going to happen when the mods find out
Bye

a reply to: stonerwilliam

How ironic that the country that allowed it's people only one child until just recently, is finding a way for people to have more babies.

I removed my comment
To much negativity and off topic comments on this thread.

originally posted by: Marduk

originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: childofapoet

I would say Stonehenge and Gobekli tepe are physical replicas of the Garden of Eden

Lol, really, the word Eden dates to 3000BCE, when in Sumerian it meant "plain, steppe, open country", it didn't transfer to Hebrew until around 750BCE.

Both Gobekli Tepe and Stonehenge predate that by thousands of years. So you can say that if you like, but its nonsense.

OP, weren't you banned last week when you were going by the name of Dayslate
What do you think is going to happen when the mods find out
Bye

You should think before you open your mouth.

I’m not being literal or following names

Do you know what the Garden of Eden Means?

The concept also, what does it indicate?

The information about the Garden of Eden is conceptual not literal in terms of dates

To people at various times they'll have different names for it...

a reply to: Staroth



www.cracked.com...
news.discovery.com...

Number 4 of the first article is my fav

a reply to: Willtell

I will be hunting for the land of Nod soon , if i find Cain i will say hi

a reply to: stonerwilliam

I’m not saying it is the GOE.

Why don’t you guys learn to think for once in a while and stopped being literal?

What I’m saying is that these ENCLOSED GARDENS may be replicas of this spiritual reality

Erected by Adepts.

originally posted by: Staroth
*Note* The ravens aren't there around the stones because tourist feed them.

I enjoyed your post and glad you enjoyed Stonehenge, but that's a rook not a raven.

Incidentally, the collective noun for ravens is "an unkindness of ravens", but for ravens it's a "parliament of rooks".