Supposed book with everything in it

Has anyone heard of a book that is supposed to have a record of EVERYTHING from the beginning of time to the end, how and why we are here, aliens and such, and all that great stuff. I was told that the Egyptians had it and the Illuminati or some other evil powerful people got thier hands on it. I can't remember. Anyways, just want to know if anyone has ever heard of this book. A friend of mine told me about it a few months ago, not sure where she got that info from and she didn't tell me the name of the book, but it is interesting to see who else knows about it or had heard of it.

PS: She wasn't talking about the Bible.

Might have been referring to the akashic records. That is the only comprehensive record I have heard of.

If there was, it wouldn't be for the public... or would it? Maybe it would be too crazy for the common man to believe.

I wonder if you are referring to the 'Terra Papers'

www.freedomdomain.com...

A thread was on here not so long ago, I'll see if I can find it!

H

Edit to find thread - found!

www.abovetopsecret.com...

H

[edit on 15-7-2008 by Havalon]

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You are speaking of the akashic record, however you've misunderstood. The akashic record isn't a book that exists in the physical world. It could never exist in the physical world as it would be far too large and take more then a lifetime8 to write down.

Originally posted by '___'eed
If there was, it wouldn't be for the public... or would it? Maybe it would be too crazy for the common man to believe.

Yeah, I do believe in the saying that the truth is starnger than fiction. Also, I read somewhere that whenever a someone finally gets down to the who, what, when, where, why, how of life and existence, it makes the world that much crazier and unbelievable. Makes one think huh?

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Looks likesome heavy reading, can't wait to get down to it. Thank you very much.

reply to post by thirsty


you want some good reading of hidden history and much more check out the Urantia Papers, it deals with Our planet in the galaxy sceme.

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Getting right on it! Thanks.

Sounds like what the Bible calls the book of life. That's one heavy duty data base.

The 'Terra Papers' seem to support the Big Bang Theory so I have aquestion:
Who or what was the cause of the bang?
What was the first cause?

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The first cause was when humanity fired thier LHC and accidently recreated the universe crazy concept huh?

To me, you are talking about the Akashic records of the "Book of life" written of in the bible. The book is not physical...

Everything that we say, do and think are imprinted on the database of the etheric atmosphere. This is what is referred to as the akashic record or "Book" of Life. It really is not a book at all, but stilled images that only certain people are able to tap.

[edit on 15-7-2008 by SpeakerofTruth]

So I read the Terra Papers, now I'm on to the Urantia book. It's going to take me more than one night though.

Question for those who know about the Terra Papers:
1. The lizard people want to control our physical bodies through our spirits, souls, what have you. Okay. My question is what happens to said soul/spirit once the physical body has perished, do the lizard people take that too?

I like to believe heaven and hell/afterlife is just the individuals state of mind is when they die. Ex: If I die feeling guilty, my last state of mind would ultimately determine my feelings for the rest of my eternal life. Not sure how to put it, bear with me folks. But, if I die knowing I did my best, and helped others, etc... my state of mind would be at peace and my soul would be at peace to do whatever it wants.

Any thoughts?

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Where is that in the Bible? I want to look into it.

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could you please tell me where in the Bible the Akashic is mentioned?

thank you.

kacou

Originally posted by thirsty
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Where is that in the Bible? I want to look into it.

While the prevailing tendency among apocryphal writers of the Hasidean school was to give the Book of Life an eschatological meaning—and to this inclines also Targ. Jon. to Isa. iv. 3 and Ezek. xiii. 9 (compare Targ. Yer. to Ex. xxxii. 32)—the Jewish liturgy and the tradition relating to the New-Year's and Atonement days adhered to the ancient view which took the Book of Life in its natural meaning, preferring, from a sound practical point of view, the this-worldliness of Judaism to the heavenliness of the Essenes. Instead of transferring, as is done in the Book of Enoch, the Testament of Abraham, and elsewhere, the great Judgment Day to the hereafter, the Pharisaic school taught that on the first day of each year (Rosh ha-Shanah) God sits in judgment over His creatures and has the Books of Life and Death opened, together with the books containing the records of the righteous and the unrighteous. And out of the middle state of the future judgment (see Testament of Abraham, A, xiv.) there arose the idea of a third class of men who are held in suspense (Benonim, the middle), and of a corresponding third book for this middle class (R.H. 16b). In Tos. Sanh. xiii. 3, however, the annual (Rosh ha-Shanah) judgment (Yom ha-Din) is not yet recognized (compare Tos. R. H. i. 13, R. Jose's opinion in opposition to that of R. Akiba and R. Meïr, which has become the universally accepted one).

The origin of the heavenly Book of Life must be sought in Babylonia, whereas the idea of the annual Judgment Day seems to have been adopted by the Jews under Babylonian influence in post-exilic times. The Babylonian legends[9] speak of the Tablets of Destiny; also of the tablets of the transgressions, sins, and wrong-doings, of the curses and execrations, of a person which should be "cast into the water"; that is, to be blotted out[10]. As to the resemblance of the Babylonian Zagmuku or New-Year to the Jewish New-Year see the art. Rosh ha-Shanah. The living are the righteous (second half of the verse[11]), who alone are admitted to citizenship in the theocracy. The wicked are denied membership therein: they are blotted out of God's book (Ex. xxxii. 32 et seq.). The figure is derived from the citizens' registers[12]. The life which the righteous participate in is to be understood in a temporal sense. In Dan. xii. 1, however, those who are found written in the book and who shall escape the troubles preparatory to the coming of the Messianic kingdom are they who, together with the risen martyrs, are destined to share in the everlasting life referred to in verse 2. The eternal life is certainly meant in Enoch xlvii. 3, civ. 1, cviii. 3, and frequently in the New Testament (especially in Revelation). The Targum (Isa. iv. 3; Ezek. xiii. 9) speaks of the "Book of Eternal Life." Temporal life is apparently prayed for in the liturgical formula: "Inscribe us in the Book of Life" (see Atonement, Day of). The Mishnah tells us that the deeds of every human being are recorded in a book (Abot, ii. 1; see iii. 16). The Sefer Ḥasidim (xxxiii) pointedly adds that God is in no need of a book of records; "the Torah speaks the language of man"; i.e., figuratively.

Book of Life

That's very interesting. It makes sense that God doesn't need a book of records, literally or otherwise, because he knows what the outcome is going to be. But I think that the Terra Papers was the "book" my friend told me about. I remember her saying something about God and the devil being switched. However, any other texts anyone has concerning the history or future of the world would be greatly appreciated. I like knowing all sides of stories.

Thanks to everyone who contributed.

It could be that what you have heard about is the ever infamous "Spark of Heaven", the Book God gave Adam in Eden which supposedly held all wisdom of the universe and God. Apparently this book was what made Satan and 1/3rd of the angels rebell against God when they waged war in heaven. But this was not a record, but a compilation of wisdom. The book is lost today, but some argue that the Kabbalah, Enochian and Solomonian traditions are based uppon this book.

The book was stolen by Satan and his angels during the war in heaven, and they threw it into the ocean wheree it was the deepest. Apparently God ordered Levathan the great sea monster to retrieve the book, and it was given to Enoch uppon retrieval, Noah's great grandfather and the origin of the phrase "the seventh son of the seventh son", being the seventh in the line from Adam. Among other things it was said to contain the complete Name of God and a complete creation story. It is said to have sparked written and spoken language and wisdom/law. This book is what opened Adam and Eves eyes by the tree of wisdom. The serpent wasn't Satan, but Adam's first spouse, Lilith.

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Thanks. I heard about that too. That reminds of something another friend of mine said to me a few weeks ago. He told me that satan was Jah's (he's Jamaican) right hand man. He taught satan how to do everything except breath life into man. Basically, he stated that satan can do everything God can do except create life. I know I'm going off topic on my own thread, but I want to know if anyone else has heard of THIS scenario?