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Originally posted by DemonSpeedN
reply to post by Thiaoouba Prophecy
This is a good topic I've never heard of it before and I to think they used some kind of anti-gravity or ultrasonic technology to move the heavy stones. Theres just one problem, you had to bring in this ridiculous Thiaoouba prophecy which is total BS!. There is no proof other than heresay that extraterrestrials have come to earth and interacted with humans. Plus that prophecy could be interpreted in a way that "Thao" the lady or whatever was not an alien but an Angel and the guy was having a near death experience.
The only real question for me is, how many times has civilization started over and why?
Originally posted by Klassified
I think what fascinates me the most about megalithic sites, is not the sites themselves, but our approach to them. As a society, we think much more highly of ourselves than we should. And since that paradigm is perpetuated by the mainstream of social evolutionists, "science" and "education", many of our predisposed attitudes toward ancient cultures taint our ability to see what is often right in front of our faces.
Namely, that at some point in linear time, our ancestors were not by any means primitive, they were just different. And there focus was different. And they obviously knew things we have yet to rediscover (Or be made privy too). Things that in their time, seem to have been relatively common knowledge throughout the earth. Seeing that we find these structures all over the planet. And my guess is we haven't found but a portion of what there is yet to find. Or be made privy too.
Great post. S&F andedit on 20-12-2010 by Klassified because: (no reason given)edit on 20-12-2010 by Klassified because: Addition and correction.
Originally posted by Klassified
I think what fascinates me the most about megalithic sites, is not the sites themselves, but our approach to them. As a society, we think much more highly of ourselves than we should. And since that paradigm is perpetuated by the mainstream of social evolutionists, "science" and "education", many of our predisposed attitudes toward ancient cultures taint our ability to see what is often right in front of our faces.
Namely, that at some point in linear time, our ancestors were not by any means primitive, they were just different. And there focus was different. And they obviously knew things we have yet to rediscover (Or be made privy too). Things that in their time, seem to have been relatively common knowledge throughout the earth. Seeing that we find these structures all over the planet. And my guess is we haven't found but a portion of what there is yet to find. Or be made privy too.
Great post. S&F andedit on 20-12-2010 by Klassified because: (no reason given)edit on 20-12-2010 by Klassified because: Addition and correction.
The reports of fabulous wealth had enticed pearl divers and Chinese merchants to investigate the seabed secretly and the divers had all risen from the depths with incredible tales. They had been able to walk on the bottom on well-preserved streets overgrown with mussels and coral. “Down below,” there were countless stone vaults, pillars and monoliths. Carved stone tablets hung on the remains of clearly recognizable houses. What the pearl divers did not find was discovered by Japanese divers with modern equipment. They confirmed with their finds what the traditional legends of Ponape reported: the vast wealth in precious metals, pearls and bars of silver. The legend says that the corpses rest in the “House of the Dead” (i.e. the main house in the complex). The Japanese divers reported that the dead were buried in watertight platinum coffins. And the divers actually brought bits of platinum to the surface day after day! In fact, the main exports of the island-copra, vanilla, sago and mother of pearl- were supplanted by platinum! Rittlinger says that the Japanese carried on exploiting this platinum until one day two divers did not surface, in spite of their modern equipment. Then the war broke out and the Japanese had to withdraw. He ends his story as follows: “The natives’ stones, encrusted with century-old legends, are probably exaggerated. But the finds of platinum on an island where the rock contains no platinum, were and remain a very real fact” All that happened about 1939 I do not believe in the metal or platinum coffins Hexagonal or octagonal basalt columns, overgrown with mussels and coral, could easily be mistaken for coffins under the water. Never mind. The fact remains that Japan exported platinum from Ponape after its mandate in 1919. Where did all this platinum come from?
Originally posted by flyingfish
reply to post by Digital_Reality
The only real question for me is, how many times has civilization started over and why?
Good question! Modern mans linage goes back some million years,I believe there's much more out there yet to be discovered.
Originally posted by LittleIndianJr.
This is the link to the first part of the episode destination truth did here.
The link to the other part is in the description.
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