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The gods came down and lived on earth over the whole planet. Afterwards, the sons of gods who came from Lake Titicaca lived on earth and they established the kingship to Cuzco as was directed from the gods. A time of 46 god kings reigned. The giants lived on earth at that time and they highly disliked the sons of gods with gods and fought with them. One story is these giants advanced for war upon the mountains and they had metal, and a large fire from the sky advanced upon them and put them all out. Afterwards, the demigods lived on earth and were evidently a reign of 16 priest kings, in the Cuzco legend the demigods were the offspring of the sons of gods. Gilgamesh was said to be a demigod not too long after the Deluge. In respect to the historical record of the Deluge from Cuzco it was during the time of a king who was a divine (the sons of gods were fully divine, the demigods half divine). During the catastrophe of the Deluge, only 500 people remained of the whole population because these priests and the kingship bloodline went to refuge at Macchu Pichu and lived there for 1,000 years. After one young boy had returned from a glowing fire in the sky with clothes of gold, he said to lead the kingship back to Cuzco. Though after all of the chaos from the events of the Deluge, writing was lost to the ancinet peruvians. Later after one of the kings back in Cuzco, outlawed Writing when persons tried to bring it back, they believed that evil had been written down in a way that even led to the Deluge evidently.
originally posted by: MatterIsLight
I guess it comes down to if you believe there was a Deluge, when do you agree that Deulge occured?
originally posted by: starshift
This a fun topic to get into. I've been to Cuzco and visited the Sacsayhuaman ruins. The best way too pronounce that is to think of "sexy woman" while saying it. Lol.
What remains of that site today is only about 20% of what was previously there. The conquistadors and catholic church destroyed many of those structures and built directly over important sites as way to conquer the local reality of that area.
Very close to the main Sacsayhuaman stones was what appears to be a much older set of ruins. I ditched my tour and explored the area on my own for several hours. Very few tourists even went near this part but I found it fascinating. The stones look much older and more worn down than the tight fitting stones on the main attraction.
Here's a site that might interest you. I've not watched the video but chose the link based on a search regarding the tunnel systems of the area.
I certainly belive there is a lot about those older cultures that the controllers of our past prefer we remain ignorant of.
adrenogate.net...[/q uote]Agreed
originally posted by: starshift
I certainly belive there is a lot about those older cultures that the controllers of our past prefer we remain ignorant of.
originally posted by: geezlouise
a reply to: MatterIsLight
Where did you get that excerpt from (the section you quoted), what is the source?
This part is especially interesting to me: Later after one of the kings back in Cuzco, outlawed Writing when persons tried to bring it back, they believed that evil had been written down in a way that even led to the Deluge evidently.
Because I read about how some god like creature came (out of the sea in some stories or having scales (like a snake or fish, but also depicted as having wings in some stories) and gave man "civilization," teaching them how to write, grow crops, agriculture, play music, giving them law, etc. Even though the great deluge sounds like the biblical story of noahs ark at first, to me it sounds more like... a separation from the garden of eden/separation from the womb/joining the real world story- it reminds me of the snake in the garden of eden that gives man "the knowledge of good and evil." Which was unwanted by god, but after it happened god saw that it was good.
Enki, from whom a single glance is enough to unsettle the heart of the mountains
In the reign of the 78th monarch, when the milestone of 3,500 years since the Beginning was reached, a certain person began to revive the art of writing. It was then that the king received a warning from the priests concerning the invention of letters, it was the knowledge of writing, their message explained, that was the cause of the pestilences and accursations that had brought kingship in Cuzco to an end. The gods wish was that "no one ought to use the letters or resuscicate them, for from their employement great harm would come again. Therefore the king commanded, "by law under the pain of death that no one should traffic in quilcas, nor should use any type of letters." Instead he introduced the use of quipos for chonological purposes.
originally posted by: MatterIsLight
It was written by a Spaniard in the 17th Century named Fernando Montesinos and is called Memories Antiguas Historiales del Peru.
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: starshift
I certainly belive there is a lot about those older cultures that the controllers of our past prefer we remain ignorant of.
Howdy starshift
...and those folks are who exactly? There motivation is what? If these controllers are at work how come you know all that they are trying to hide and its on a website and you are freely floating around the internet spilling their secrets?
Just wondering
originally posted by: MatterIsLight
I guess it comes down to if you believe there was a Deluge, when do you agree that Deulge occured?
originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: AndyMayhew
BULL, unlike science fictional fantasy the great flood was VERY REAL.
originally posted by: [post=26669359]LABTECH767
originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: Hanslune
That aside as to the idea of Victors writing the history it is a historical fact that they do and then often destroy the history to replace it with there own, prime example being the murder of teh scholars and burning of the historys in ancient China.