Remnants of a Lost Civilisation Type 1. Discuss.

Ha Ha Sure Lloyd, if it helps you sleep at night. You joined a Society to learn Secrets. But when you are faced with secrets you put your tail between your legs and run like a Chihuahua Ha Ha Ha.
You said you'd go camping to a known BF habitat to prove there's nothing there. That was 3 mths ago. Still hasn't done it. Who would've guessed.

Does anybody have anything to add on the existence of Atlantis?

a reply to: JustJohnny
Your Naivety knows no bounds!

It's as if it's deliberate JJ

originally posted by: PAUL35791
You said you'd go camping to a known BF habitat to prove there's nothing there.

As soon as you establish that one actually exists I'd be more than happy to show up there and give your made up friend the finger.

a reply to: LABTECH767

My thoughts change like the wind but for me just now there is a war for control of consciousness, I bel3ve what most of out consciousness is fixed on will become manifest. A one world order with the same fixed beliefs that cause self imprisonnent and halt further progression.

People fear a world without power, but without power there will be no entrancement

Programming.... Etc.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Well that's a good way to halt the attack but I'm pretty sure thats for dogs

a reply to: LABTECH767

That's all very well but if the druids were triumphant against the Romans do you think that story would be different? .... Knowledge is power that's why its kept to those at the top, all we get is distractions.

a reply to: ManyMasks

Dogs are real, bigfoot is not.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

That's like saying gods aren't real..... Determining whether something is "not real" is impossible to prove.

a reply to: ManyMasks

You'd have a better chance convincing me that Thor is real than a bigfoot.

There is atleast one Admin here that has a picture of Trump in his bedroom.
And Ha Ha Ha at convincing you BF, WWs & ETs/EDs are real. I am not the Wizard of Oz. I can not give you a brain.
BFs have already been proven. Nobody needs your permission. Seeing is believing. But you wouldn't know that as you know more about Skeptic. Com than walking out the door. Ha Ha More chance of you winning the Lottery than you going to a BF habitat at night. Also, the Legal Evidence is inundating as any Lawyer would know if they saw the evidence.

So does anybody believe Atlantis, Lemuria and whatever have some basis in Fact? Going by the fact other Myths aren't Myths but Classified from the Public, it wouldn't surprise me. Didn't Manley Hall, Pike, Crowley and whoever believe Plato. I am told Atlantis was in the Atlantic between the EU and US.

Do you believe Masonic Architecture has Magical properties?Or just random dimensions used in Solomons Temple? Could there be evidence of a Civilisation type 1 of prehistory using technology from electricity in stones mixed with numerology for Psychotronics or otherwise? FM Chris Knight states he became 100% Psychic for 3 days after an experience in a Stone Circle in Orkney I believe. The Pyramid and Stone Circle civilisations used the same measurements as is used for Masons buildings like the Pentagon. Clearly there is more than we know.

originally posted by: PAUL35791
Ha Ha More chance of you winning the Lottery than you going to a BF habitat at night.

That's because winning the lottery has an actual chance of occurring, visiting a bigfoot does not.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: ManyMasks

You'd have a better chance convincing me that Thor is real than a bigfoot.

Do you believe in Isis and Osiris?
It isn't a trick or treat question, i have already told you on another thread that i have investigated Northern Jurisdiction Scottish Rite that you belong to and found no alignments to Sirius and Alnilam, unlike Southern Jurisdiction.
It is just a personal question about beliefs.

a reply to: Astronomer62

No.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
I only ask as you are in New Jersey and the New Jersey Grand Lodge isn't sure if Freemasonry didn't originate in Egypt, link below, but thank you for your honest answer, i like answers like that, with yes or no!
www.newjerseygrandlodge.org...

The oldest document about Freemasonry is the poem Regius that you must know about, that firmly places the origin in Egypt however it isn't without critics, link below:-

milwaukeefreemasonryformenandwomen.com...

I think even with our admittedly limited ability to scan space along the EM spectrum, both nearby and far away, Kardashev civilizations would still be relatively easy to detect. The amount of energy they'd generate would have be enormous -- even if they were conserving a lot of it -- and they'd stick out like a sore thumb.

"The Concept of SETI is Fundamentally Flawed
First of all, there is the whole issue around the ability to contact ET. As I showed in my blog post “Could Gliesians be Watching Baywatch “, it is virtually impossible to communicate with any extraterrestrial civilization beyond our solar system without significant power and antenna gain. The world’s most powerful radio astronomy dish at Arecibo has a gain of 60 dB, which means that it could barely detect a 100 kilowatt non-directional signal generated from a planet 20 light years away, such as Gliese 581g, but only if it were pointed right at it. More to the point, what are the odds that such a civilization would be at the right level of technology to be communicating with us, using a technique that overlaps what we know? To estimate that, first we need to estimate the duration that even we will be using radio waves to communicate. We began broadcasting in the early 1900’s with reasonably clean and large signal levels many years later. As I write this, we are seeing the end of the radio era. Ham radio is a dying hobby. Shortwave radio, once teeming with interesting stations, is now a desert of sporadic third world, communist, and religious radio broadcasts. Over the air TV broadcasting is giving way to cable and satellite, and over the air communications techniques are increasingly low-powered and local (e.g. wifi) and/or spread spectrum, which are all basically undetectable far from earth. In summary, our period of useful radio transmissions is about 50 years. Assuming (and this is a BIG assumption) that our neighboring ET friends also have a 50-year window of radio technology, we can use this and a form of Drake’s equation to estimate our odds.
And the total is 1.25•10-22. For those who don’t like scientific notation, how about .0000000000000000000000125."

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