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Proof: Advanced Ancient Indian Civilization existed
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that was an interesting thread , too bad just few people completely ruined it.
After all some us people can't accept the idea that someone could be more advanced (er... i mean stronger...) than them...
And maybe that's the reason why ufo matter is so off limits.
After all some us people can't accept the idea that someone could be more advanced (er... i mean stronger...) than them...
And maybe that's the reason why ufo matter is so off limits.
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Especially the UFOs made out of monkey skin laid over a framework of eagle bones.
Harte
Especially the UFOs made out of monkey skin laid over a framework of eagle bones.
Harte
Originally posted by Harte
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Especially the UFOs made out of monkey skin laid over a framework of eagle bones.
Harte
I don't know those Vimanas that look like pagodas might have been rather pleasant to fly in - if you didn't die from the mercury vapour
Brilliant thread, I'm convinced our ancestors knew something we didn't, or quite alot.
And, with the amount of time we've been on this planet, I don't think its silly to think we've been near this point of technological advancement before.
Its the height of human ignorance to assume we are the best,and our lifetime is the most important.
In my mind, the good stuffs been and gone.
And, with the amount of time we've been on this planet, I don't think its silly to think we've been near this point of technological advancement before.
Its the height of human ignorance to assume we are the best,and our lifetime is the most important.
In my mind, the good stuffs been and gone.
Originally posted by Wongbeedman
Brilliant thread, I'm convinced our ancestors knew something we didn't, or quite alot.
And, with the amount of time we've been on this planet, I don't think its silly to think we've been near this point of technological advancement before.
Its the height of human ignorance to assume we are the best,and our lifetime is the most important.
In my mind, the good stuffs been and gone.
We base the premise of no previous civilizations or as you say, "we've been near this point of technological advancement before", on the fact of no evidence of such
I just finished reading this fabulous thread end to end evey response.I just regret I didn't read this early because I was able to answe many
questions asked by skeptics (yes I believes this theory).
great work indigo child you are really aryan .
great thread I would love to meet you some day.
and for all the skeptics I just want to say one thing there are more of us (at least in this thread) who believes indigo than non believers .
May be you find some mistakes in indigo theory but no one can entirely debunk it.
great work indigo child you are really aryan .
great thread I would love to meet you some day.
and for all the skeptics I just want to say one thing there are more of us (at least in this thread) who believes indigo than non believers .
May be you find some mistakes in indigo theory but no one can entirely debunk it.
I wish I could remember where I saw the calculations, but I believe I once saw an analysis of astronomical references at the time of the war in the
Mahabharata and the author showed the positions of various planets in the sky during the war corresponded to how the skies looked on approximately
April 20, 3102 B.C. a reply to: The Vagabond
originally posted by: Kammlersgrdaughter77
I wish I could remember where I saw the calculations, but I believe I once saw an analysis of astronomical references at the time of the war in the Mahabharata and the author showed the positions of various planets in the sky during the war corresponded to how the skies looked on approximately April 20, 3102 B.C. a reply to: The Vagabond
The Vagabond hasn't posted here in more than three years, much to the dismay of ATS.
Harte