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Originally posted by Devino...doesn't the double helix in the Tesla coil experiment look like Birkeland currents?
Originally posted by Matyas
Well, while undo is doing the twist (what ifs) I think I will too.
Getting back to this,
Originally posted by Devino...doesn't the double helix in the Tesla coil experiment look like Birkeland currents?
I think (what if) the soul is a pattern of information (which can be) embedded within the electrical structure of the double helix and in turn transmitted across the universe, perceived as death in one world and rebirth in another?
Ah, now there is something to consider...
Originally posted by miss_sky
wow thank you!
I heard of the Sumerians but didnt really know anything so thank you very much for the backround it was very interesting.
SnF!
Originally posted by XiNiTHAOUS
Extremely well written and informative article. S&F for you
Could anyone suggest a good video regarding the Sumerian myths?
Originally posted by VonDutch
Take a look at this..
www.ox.ac.uk...
Originally posted by Matyas
Originally posted by Devino...doesn't the double helix in the Tesla coil experiment look like Birkeland currents?
I think (what if) the soul is a pattern of information (which can be) embedded within the electrical structure of the double helix and in turn transmitted across the universe, perceived as death in one world and rebirth in another?
No spacecraft, and each new arrival is already pre-equipped for survival! AND custom fit into the local ecosystem.
Ah, now there is something to consider...
Originally posted by serbsta
So are you saying that its possible that ancient civilizations possibly knew of the nature of the double-helix and it's properties? Because it seems to pop up a lot with the Egyptians specifically, but the symbolism most probably evolved from the Sumerians.
Originally posted by Devino
To assume that the ancients knew less or were otherwise less advanced then we are is adding a big limitation to any possible understanding that we might get from this research. If fact I see a lot of evidence that shows they were much more intellectually advanced then our recent past. I believe they were far more advanced than we are now...yet how could one prove this?
Originally posted by serbsta
Originally posted by Devino
To assume that the ancients knew less or were otherwise less advanced then we are is adding a big limitation to any possible understanding that we might get from this research. If fact I see a lot of evidence that shows they were much more intellectually advanced then our recent past. I believe they were far more advanced than we are now...yet how could one prove this?
I don't think you can prove it. What is left besides very few remnants of ancient architecture, scripts, artifacts and then some? Even those some of these depict marvelous ingenuity, some of which we cannot accomplish to this day, they still do not serve as proof of an intellectually superior society. I suppose superior is not the word, i would say more spiritually 'open'. Maybe this openness was the key to their ability to understand and who knows about how many things they were wrong about aswell, lets not forget, they weren't perfect.
Even if it can't be proven, its still fun to investigate.
While all of this is extraordinary, Brophy’s conclusions about the other nearby megalithic formation are mind-numbing. Brophy thinks this other construction may be a star map, the creation of which required a knowledge of astronomy that rivaled and may even have surpassed our own. Brophy’s conclusions are highly controversial, but his work deserves close attention, because if he is correct we have barely begun to understand where we came from.
Originally posted by Matyas
Just like our wetware encodes our physical structure in a DNA helix, the software, or our consciousness, is encoded within the plasma vortex.
Sri Yukteswar wrote "The Holy Science" in 1894. In the introduction, he wrote:
"The purpose of this book is to show as clearly as possible that there is an essential unity in all religions; that there is no difference in the truths inculcated by the various faiths; that there is but one method by which the world, both external and internal, has evolved; and that there is but one Goal admitted by all scriptures."
Originally posted by serbsta
Originally posted by VonDutch
Take a look at this..
www.ox.ac.uk...
Yea, not surprised. These 100,000 year old + finds are becoming more and more common.
Originally posted by Devino
reply to post by VonDutch
Have these been confirmed to be from a spear or axe?
It's possible that these could have been fixed to a table or bench and used in that manner, dragging your material across the table and over this edge or maybe used in conjunction with a level of some sort.
Originally posted by serbsta I don't think you can prove it.