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For with the change, Atlantis must rise again. In position, this lies -- as the sun rises from the waters -- as the line of the shadows or light falls between the paws of the Sphinx; that was set later as the sentinel or guard and which may not be entered from the connecting chambers from the Sphinx's right paw until the time has been fulfilled when the changes must be active in this sphere of man's experience. Then the hall lies between the Sphinx and the river.Edgar Cayce [378-16; Oct 29, 1933]
twice convicted criminal
Edgar, Gertrude, and their secretary Gladys are arrested in New York on charges of fortune-telling, and are put in jail, but the charges are dismissed.
At age 58, Edgar, Gertrude, Hugh Lynn, and Gladys are arrested in Detroit for practicing medicine without a license. Of the group, only Edgar is convicted, and he is released on probation.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Has Andrew Collins Found the Entrance to the Hall of Records at Giza?
I'm betting not. I have a friend who got (briefly) into this stuff, and it's ... pretty bad.
British science writer Andrew Collins has authored several of the most intriguing books ever published on ancient mysteries. His best-selling 1997 book, From the Ashes of Angels, traced the beginning of civilization to an area near Lake Van in Turkey where a mysterious group of people called the Nephilim appear to have lived around the end of the last Ice Age.
You probably haven't read this, but he took an archaeological discovery and, with very little research (actually, he started out to find a "nephilim" people), suddenly declared them the "Nephilim." He could have called them "Whassadoodlits" with equal justification -- because there's no record of what they really were called.
Collins came to understand that all of the temples at Gobekli Tepe were oriented to the North. This finding led him to evaluate important archaeological sites in the Americas, India, China, Europe, and Egypt.
The book is just unbelievably lame. His "important archaeological sites" are "any that were oriented north" and "any that you can't decide a true orientation on. Everything else (menheirs, sunstones, ancient observatories) weren't "important archaeological sites.
He concluded that the earliest religions of the world venerated the constellation of Cygnus, which is located at the Great Rift in the Milky Way.
Actually, this was the point that got my friend away from the "ooo! it's true" track to the "this is drivel!" side of the fence. She lives close to Mexico and has gone to some of the sites. Apparently the stuff he writes really doesn't match up with what you see.
Originally posted by Marduk
oh yes thats right sorry I got that wrong
he was arrested for fortune telling as well but he skipped town and the charges were dropped because he couldn't be bought to trial
clearly you are a big fan of Cayces though
the way you asked that question reeked of your love for him
so why is it that all you A.R.E. types are devious conniving and Insane
could you answer that one for me its been bothering me for a while
I came to this thread looking for a sensible discussion of the issues
Oh, one more thing. How do you know there was permanent cloud cover during the Ice Age? Were you there? On what do you base this self-satisfied assertion?
Originally posted by airtrax007
I had just read the link of the last post and it seems that our SPEAKER OF TRUTH is mentioned in it ---see
A new researcher claims he knows the truth though of course he has kept this secret close to his chest and makes very valid claims about modern wall construction being used as a cover under which crooked egyptologists plunder the secrets of the ancients under cover of darkness He has not yet revealed his true identity but goes under the nomme de plume speeker of truth and hails from the centre of knowledge in the modern world, Texas
Originally posted by Marduk
you came to a thread entitled "Has Andrew Collins Found The Hall of Records" looking for a sensible discussion of the issues
well there goes any credibility you ever had
its based on the evidence provided by professional acrhaeo meteorologists
so I guess that makes them self satisfied too doesn't it
Originally posted by rich23
I came to this thread looking for a sensible discussion of the issues. What do I find? I find a smug, rude, poster with no social skills who thinks he can "debunk" ideas by simply throwing the word "pseudoscience" around, along with personal insults.
Marduk, if you're looking to convince people with open minds, you'll have to do a lot better than that. And, from your general attitude and tone, it looks to me very much like you edited Wikipedia just to have a pop at SpeakerOfTruth.
Grow up, eh?
Oh, one more thing. How do you know there was permanent cloud cover during the Ice Age? Were you there? On what do you base this self-satisfied assertion?
[edit on 21-11-2006 by rich23]
All you have tried to do is made vain rationalization for irrational behavior of those that you seem to think are being honest. You still have not proven that they are not concealing things...
I would expect there to be fewer clouds rather than more. You say that the situation was the reverse but offer neither an explanation why this should be the case nor a link to a source which can confirm this. Can we have less hot air and more usable information, please?
The poster in question has a history of posting inaccurate, false or misleading information.
It is an established fact that warm air holds more moisture than cold: in an ice age, I would expect there to be fewer clouds rather than more.
perhaps you'd like to prove that
or perhaps you'd just like to admit to everyone here right now that you believe that theres a hall of records under the sphinx in egypt because a man said so when he was asleep