The Most Mysterious and Sacred Places of the World

reply to post by dominorus


Where did the ancient advanced civilization hide their time capsule?
Part 2
www.pakhomov.com...

You need to watch this series

www.amazon.co.uk...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1300477454&sr=8-1

Just incredible. The highlight of the episodes I've watched so far is Bruce Parry being initiated into the Bwiti religion in Gabon by taking part in a 3 day Iboga ritual.

He visits various isolated tribes around the world and lives with them for a month. And the recurring theme is how much we all have in common with each other, no matter how colourful and exotic the culture. Initial suspicion gives way to genuine friendship and warmth, and most tribes' members cry when he leaves.

I've seen this common bond and similiarity all humans have to each other when watching foreign films as well. From Iran to Afghanistan to Korea and Japan. Only the outer things - language, clothing, beliefs - differ.

Definitely worth a watch, whether or not you are planning to travel the world.

Here is some of my "Bucket List" for you!

1. Egypt - Gizeh plateau, valley of the kings, "The Famine Stele" on the island of Sehel, Abydos
2. Peru - the Nasca Lines, Ollantaytambo, Tiahuanaco, Puma Punku, Macchu Pichu
3. Lebanon - Baalbeck - check out the "Trilithon"
4. India - the iron pillar in Delhi, Mohenjo-Daro, The Well of Sheshna, Taj Mahal, Khajuraho
5. Bimini Road - possible location of atlantis, get scuba certified if you are not already
6. Japan - The terraces off of Yonaguni - also need scuba certification for this
7. Italy - Rome, Vatican, Grotto of Tiberius
8. Easter Island - the Moai statues
9. Jordan - Petra
10. Zimbabwe - The great zimbabwe ruins
11. Cambodia - Angkor Wat
12. Vietnam - The ginormous cave they just discovered. There was an ATS thread w/ pics not to long ago
13. Israel - Jerusalem
14. Greece - Parthanon
15. Mexico - Mayan ruins on the Yucatan peninsula

if you want more lemme know.. I have a huge list =)

reply to post by The Wandering Spirit


I would love to visit Petra in Jordon, and while your there you might as well swing over and check out Jerusalem, the city of peace (war).

Funny that I ran across this today. Enjoy =)

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Visit the summit of the sacred mountain Mount Canigou on the French/Spanish border. If you know what to do, you may find yourself travelling through a portal into the past.
It happened to Salvador Dali, who depicted it in his painting "The Railway Station at Perpignan" here
Patrice Chaplin, the first wife of Michael Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin's son, went through the portal and described her journey into the past in her book "The Portal."

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Never heard of this!?!?! Sounds very neat though, I must look into it further. Time travel has always been one of my pet peeves.