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originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
Jesus Christ finally, now we can have some unhindered back patting about ideas that don't go along with mainstream sheeplism.
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
Jesus Christ finally, now we can have some unhindered back patting about ideas that don't go along with mainstream sheeplism.
Accept everything, believe nothing.
Unlike far too many people out there, my sensibilities & world views aren't deeply perturbed by interesting possibilities.
originally posted by: kiwasabi
a reply to: TrueMessiah
Nice link, thank you! Is this connection being made to the original Quetzalcoatl deity? Thoth and Ningishzidda existed around 2500-3000BC from what I've read. Perhaps there was an older Quetzalcoatl from that time as well?
originally posted by: Ridhya
originally posted by: kiwasabi
I wasn't aware of Ninazu, thanks. Do you believe that Ningizzida and Quetzalcoatl (the deity) are linked?
If you study the gods you'll find there are more differences than similarities. But its possible information came by human endeavour, considering the Mesopotamian cultures predate South American by over 3000 years. They did have legends that a white wise man named Votan came from the east...
originally posted by: Ridhya
a reply to: Harte
Im just going off a book I have from 1843:
"When he reached the shores of the Mexican gulf, he took leave of his followers, promising that he and his descendants would revisit them hereafter, and then, entering his wizard skiff made of serpents' skins, embarked on the great ocean for the fabled land of Tlapallan. He was said to have been tall in stature, with a white skin, long dark hair, and a flowing beard."
This is from a chapter explaining the general willingness to accept Spaniards.
But it's definitely true that they are the ones who passed us their knowledge, and it was far from unbiased. They tried to make discoveries fit their narrative and thought Quetzalcoatl was Thomas, because they were both named "twin"... Europeans were also constantly trying to fabricate evidence that the Americas were originally "white" lands to lay claim.
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: kiwasabi
I have an unusual question...
If these people were aliens / advanced / etc then how come their lifespans parallel human life spans? I find it curious they would have a similar life span to humans.
advanced technology...
advanced medical knowledge / technology...
The ability to cross the Atlantic, not to mention having knowledge that there was in fact a continent present is also curious.
originally posted by: kevinp2300
a reply to: kiwasabi
Ive heard multiple contactees/illuminati insiders/govt whistleblowers claim that the purest human form comes from lyra(blueish beings), sirius(possibly annunaki) and the pleides(nordics). Ive also heard a story that from Bolivia that their ancient god Viracocha(Quetzacotyl)was said to have worn a mask because if he revealed his true appearance to the people, they would run with fear. I always thought of the possibility of him being a reptilian. Maybe Quetzacotyl was a nordic. I think Billy Meier was a fraud because of the picture he posted of what he claimed to be a Pleidian, but was actually a 60's game show lady. I acknowledge that he might have been forced to release disinfo after the govt realized he was a true contactee. Nevertheless, I think Quetzacotyl was of alien origin. Unfortunately, a lot of the evidence has been lost to history.
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Ridhya
a reply to: Harte
Im just going off a book I have from 1843:
"When he reached the shores of the Mexican gulf, he took leave of his followers, promising that he and his descendants would revisit them hereafter, and then, entering his wizard skiff made of serpents' skins, embarked on the great ocean for the fabled land of Tlapallan. He was said to have been tall in stature, with a white skin, long dark hair, and a flowing beard."
This is from a chapter explaining the general willingness to accept Spaniards.
But it's definitely true that they are the ones who passed us their knowledge, and it was far from unbiased. They tried to make discoveries fit their narrative and thought Quetzalcoatl was Thomas, because they were both named "twin"... Europeans were also constantly trying to fabricate evidence that the Americas were originally "white" lands to lay claim.
The Natives were also complicit in this in some ways.
Harte