China: Ancient Pyramids + Explosions: "Underground Forests in Mystery Holes of Guangxi"

originally posted by: Blaine91555
a reply to: JamesChessman

Cone karst landscape is quite breathtaking, in particular in Guangxi and also in the Chocolate Hills in the Philippines.

There are no pyramids under them, however, except in myths. Myths are not true. You might want to look up "karst" to understand what it is and the water erosion both above and below the ground forms that spectacular landscape.

Well I think they're buried pyramids too. The one in front even looks like it has a rectangular shape like a doorway, maybe.

a reply to: JamesChessman

I don't really understand if they are talking about the content of the Vedas or Hindu history. Also, I don't think that the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, and the Puranas are part of the Vedas, they are more recent.

a reply to: JamesChessman

We have only that person's interpretation of what the texts say, and even that is not that convincing, specially that part that says that the weapon could be stopped with "a stick".

I'll try to find what the texts really say (translated to English, as I can't read Sanskrit).

a reply to: JamesChessman

You should learn a little about geology.

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: JamesChessman

I don't really understand if they are talking about the content of the Vedas or Hindu history. Also, I don't think that the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, and the Puranas are part of the Vedas, they are more recent.

Well we're both out of our depth here, trying to figure out the ancient Vedic chronology, it seems an extremely messy topic.

I used to watch a YT channel of an actual Indian guy who tours around India, showing ancient temples and anomalies.

So realistically, maybe I can find some of his content which explains the chronology better than we can.

He's intimately familiar with the culture and he seems a big believer in the ancient advanced civilizations & aliens, living in ancient India.

I haven't watched this specific vid but this is the guy:








I also know one person from India, a fat guy, and he seemed familiar with the traditional culture, so I could ask him... except that he doesn't seem to want to keep in touch because my ex-girlfriend used to have sexual encounters with him, before I got home lol.

This was many years ago, and I didn't realize it, till years later. Funny enough, it was when I realized that she had been sleeping with fat guys and ugly guys, that I realized it wasn't an insult against her actual loving boyfriend.

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: JamesChessman

We have only that person's interpretation of what the texts say, and even that is not that convincing, specially that part that says that the weapon could be stopped with "a stick".

I'll try to find what the texts really say (translated to English, as I can't read Sanskrit).

No, there's the entire traditional culture which believes in the ancient advanced civilizations and aliens living in ancient India. Including many modern day people believing in that.

Plus there's the actual content of the Vedas too.

Whether someone called something a "stick," the Vedas were primarily a spoken tradition, from what I understand, and there's a clear theme of advanced technology being described in primitive terms, by the primitive humans who passed on the stories, without understanding the advanced tech, and without having vocabulary for it.

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: JamesChessman

You should learn a little about geology.

Sure, especially the part of geology that teaches that seemingly obvious buried pyramids, can't be pyramids.

I think you guys should reflect that such mountains don't typically get dug into or researched, AFAIK, nobody really looks if they are buried pyramids or not.

And if Egypt had a wetter climate, then their pristine preserved pyramids, would presumably accumulate soil and grow trees, just the same. For people to then argue that they are natural structures.

a reply to: JamesChessman

Sorry, those are not pyramids. I first learned about karst topography in Earth Science in high school in 1969. Later on in more depth in college as a Geology major. That there are pyramids under those hills is in fact a myth, a product of the human imagination.

There are enough mysteries to be solved without inventing new ones based only on opinion.

ETA: To understand the caves and cave openings do a search on "karst".

originally posted by: JamesChessman
No, there's the entire traditional culture which believes in the ancient advanced civilizations and aliens living in ancient India. Including many modern day people believing in that.

Does the tradition talk about nuclear war or is it a modern interpretation? And Aliens? Does the tradition say there were people from other planets?

PS: one thing I noticed during my searches is that it looks like people in India are trying to make their civilization as older as they can, without much care for real evidences.

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: JamesChessman
No, there's the entire traditional culture which believes in the ancient advanced civilizations and aliens living in ancient India. Including many modern day people believing in that.

Does the tradition talk about nuclear war or is it a modern interpretation? And Aliens? Does the tradition say there were people from other planets?

PS: one thing I noticed during my searches is that it looks like people in India are trying to make their civilization as older as they can, without much care for real evidences.

^This one I do know 100% sure. Yes, the ancient Indian texts and cultures DO CONTAIN people from other planets. It's presumably the reason behind the Hindu deities looking so unusual, because they're people from other planets with different features from those planets.

There's a modern similarity with descriptions of grey aliens, and the ancient Hindu figures with grey/blue skin.





I'm the most familiar with Buddhism, which sprouted in the context of ancient Hinduism, and basically incorporates its cosmology, acknowledging people from other planets, as well as spirit realms like ghosts and demons. These are acknowledged in Buddhism and Hinduism.



Nuclear war, I linked the webpage already, it talks about world-ending weapons and such.

cultureandheritage.org...

originally posted by: JamesChessman
Sure, especially the part of geology that teaches that seemingly obvious buried pyramids, can't be pyramids.

That's your main problem, you give too much importance to the way things look and too little to their composition.

I think you guys should reflect that such mountains don't typically get dug into or researched, AFAIK, nobody really looks if they are buried pyramids or not.

The one with the big hole in the video has access to the inside, no need to dig into it, and they were researching it, why do you ignore the opinions stated in the video?

And if Egypt had a wetter climate, then their pristine preserved pyramids, would presumably accumulate soil and grow trees, just the same. For people to then argue that they are natural structures.

But they would still be made from blocks of limestone instead of natural limestone intrusions.

originally posted by: JamesChessman
Nuclear war, I linked the webpage already, it talks about world-ending weapons and such.

Again, that's that person's opinion, I was asking if tradition talks about nuclear war, not about some person on the Internet.

a reply to: ArMaP

PS: one thing I noticed during my searches is that it looks like people in India are trying to make their civilization as older as they can, without much care for real evidences.

I think it's more a matter of India containing a deluge of ancient temples, artifacts, and anomalies, plus an ancient culture acknowledging aliens as having previously lived with humans in advanced civilization, until war destroyed everything.

They even have at least one temple which was regarded as an actual spaceship which landed and became a temple. Covered in gold. IIRC.

So if anything, it's their culture and their landscape which teaches ancient advanced civilization, aliens, war, etc.





If there's a real problem then it's the problem of the actual chronology being lost, apparently, unless it is known, and we just are not finding the clarity of it yet.




But there's also a problem here if people just disregard traditional teaching, it doesn't necessarily need modern foreigners like us, to try to validate it with physical proof, especially that the world-ending war would have presumably destroyed most of the proof anyway.




Buddhism is blessed to have its newer chronology kept intact, which is easier because it's only 2600yrs. But it's a vote of confidence that India has kept its knowledge intact, at least in the new age of Buddhism, but probably kept Hindu ancient history intact too.

I'm guessing that we are just not finding the right information, quite yet. I expect that YT channel, PraveenMojan, he must have some videos explaining the ancient chronology though. And better than we can probably hope to make sense of it ourselves.

a reply to: ArMaP

That's your main problem, you give too much importance to the way things look and too little to their composition.

Well I'd love for researchers to dig up the mountains and reveal the buried pyramids, but there's practically no research ever being done, like this.

They could also send radar signals to non-invasively reveal the underlying structure, but no one ever seems to be doing things like that.

But that's the deal with composition, nobody ever seems to be actually looking at the composition of these seemingly obvious buried pyramids.

The one with the big hole in the video has access to the inside, no need to dig into it, and they were researching it, why do you ignore the opinions stated in the video?

I was speaking in general terms, there seems generally almost no research into the composition of buried pyramid-looking mountains.

And neither is the featured video, they focused on plants growing in the mouths of caves, and a blind shrimp. This is not evaluating the composition of the mountain, nor is it exploring the caves, beyond the very beginning of the caves, from what I've seen.

The name of the vid is "Underground Forests in Mystery Holes of Guangxi." It's obviously focused on PLANTS.

But they would still be made from blocks of limestone instead of natural limestone intrusions.

In the hypothetical that Egypt had a wet climate, I fully expect that the famous pyramids would be covered in soil, growing trees, and nobody would inspect very closely, and most people would assume they were natural mountains. i.e. They would not be evaluating the blocks of limestone in the first place.

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: JamesChessman
Nuclear war, I linked the webpage already, it talks about world-ending weapons and such.

Again, that's that person's opinion, I was asking if tradition talks about nuclear war, not about some person on the Internet.

Ok. I know that the ancient Indian Vedas do describe world-ending weapons... at least I've seen / heard it referred to, and quoted, from several different sources.

And while the one webpage is a random webpage, I think he's quoting / referring to, the legit ancient texts.

In ancient Sanskrit writings, the Brahmastra (Sanskrit: ब्रह्‍मास्‍त्र ) was a weapon created by Brahma.

It is sometimes known as the Brahma Astra (Astra means ‘weapon’). As described in a number of the Hindu Puranas ( Mythology ), it was considered the deadliest weapon.

It was said that when the Brahmastra was discharged, there was neither a counter attack nor a defense that could stop it, exce pt by Brahmadanda, a stick also created by Brahma.

The Brahmastra never missed its mark and had to be used with very specific intent against an individual enemy or army, as the target would face complete annihilation.

It was believed to be obtained by meditating on the Creator in the Vedas, Lord Brahma; it could only be used once in a lifetime. The user would have to display immense mental concentration.

Here's the quote about the weapon poisoning the land, and making people infertile. It sure sounds like a nuclear weapon:

The weapon was also believed to cause severe environmental damage. The land where the weapon was used became barren and all life in and around that area ceased to exist, as both women and men became infertile. There was also a severe decrease in rainfall with the land developing cracks, like in a drought.

originally posted by: Dalamax
From reading your post we can contend that if the events described in the vedas aligns with a significant earth event then the happenings recorded may have been how it went down.

I would suggest some of the thunderbolts project material to you for some imagination fodder.

Presents a brief run down about the who, why and how of the thunder bolts project.

a reply to: JamesChessman

^Nice, I watched the first few minutes before I realized they're talking about ancient celestial events as recorded by ancient man. So I've seen the concept before and I think it's great to consider different meanings of ancient records.

And sure, just maybe there was crazy celestial events happening, and recorded, in the distant past.

originally posted by: JamesChessman

Well I'd love for researchers to dig up the mountains and reveal the buried pyramids, but there's practically no research ever being done, like this.

Well since there are no buried pyramids, that's a tall order.

But geologists have "dug them up" - it's how we know the geology of the area and the age of the rocks these hills are comprised of and why we have geological maps of them

ie see this paper here

(Same goes for the so-called Bosnian "pyramids")

Crimean Pyramid are Anunnaki technology from 65 million years BC(that used by Anu to have trillions of Matrioshka brains as it's new body)

2022 Russian Ukrainian war was trigger for that technology

originally posted by: JamesChessman
But that's the deal with composition, nobody ever seems to be actually looking at the composition of these seemingly obvious buried pyramids.

They did that with the suppose Bosnian pyramid. The people promoting it as a pyramid say it's artificial without any real evidence to support it, the geologists say it's obviously natural.

I was speaking in general terms, there seems generally almost no research into the composition of buried pyramid-looking mountains.

Because they have other characteristics of being natural.

And neither is the featured video, they focused on plants growing in the mouths of caves, and a blind shrimp. This is not evaluating the composition of the mountain, nor is it exploring the caves, beyond the very beginning of the caves, from what I've seen.

Did you watch the whole video? They explain how the cave was formed.

In the hypothetical that Egypt had a wet climate, I fully expect that the famous pyramids would be covered in soil, growing trees, and nobody would inspect very closely, and most people would assume they were natural mountains. i.e. They would not be evaluating the blocks of limestone in the first place.

That's your baseless assumption.

a reply to: JamesChessman

You don't need to repeat what's on that page, I already read it.

And it's still someone's opinion.