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Originally posted by Wolfenz
hmmm?
Sumerian Angels ?
Originally posted by the_denv
The final Druid king was murdered by St Patrick at Lough Dearg County Donegal, it turned the lough red with his blood, that is why the lough is called Dearg; Dearg means Red in Gaelic. So much for St. Patrick being the Irish Patriot Saint! That's only a taster of the info I know, I find it ironic and annoying that my fellow Irish men hold Saint Patrick so highly. The man was a murderer and slaughtered many many Irish.
Originally posted by Ian the Christian
Just a taster of what you know eh? St. Patrick may have started the process of the conversion of Ireland, but it is only legend that it was completed in his lifetime. The idea that St. Patrick started as a lone missionary and ended up wantonly slaying pagans, even the "final Druid king" is rather absurd, yes?
Originally posted by the_denv
The word Tara means King and Serpent in Irish mythology.
The Hill of Tara was also known as the Hill of Kings, where the Druid Kings met to converse and do rituals etc. That would also give a clue as to why the word Tara also means Serpent; as Druids were demonized as serpents back then. The final Druid king was murdered by St Patrick at Lough Dearg County Donegal, it turned the lough red with his blood, that is why the lough is called Dearg; Dearg means Red in Gaelic. So much for St. Patrick being the Irish Patriot Saint! That's only a taster of the info I know, I find it ironic and annoying that my fellow Irish men hold Saint Patrick so highly. The man was a murderer and slaughtered many many Irish.
Originally posted by Violater1
Lets see. The Irish people hated the evil Serpent King. A man of G_D comes by and kills the evil bastard, and the Irish people love him for doing so.
Good vs evil. Evil loses. What part don't you understand. Or, maybe you side with the losers.
The elongated skull people were aliens? Maybe, more likely they were the fallen angels that Enoch writes about.
Originally posted by NomDeGuerre
I've been to the Hill of Tara, and the nearby Newgrange. Awe inspiring place, and there was some link between Newgrange and the Cygnus (I think?) constellation that I wish I could remember. It was fascinating, but I was told about it at the end of a very long day and unfortunately whilst I can remember the sensation of being fascinated by the information my feeble memory can't remember the relevant info in any great detail.
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Lets start this journey into the unknown in a small village called Okunevo in the Omsk Province, 155 miles (250 km) north of the city Omsk, in the heart of Siberia. The river that runs through this village is called the Tara a name which is Hindu in origin and may also be, as I speculated years ago, the name of an extraterrestrial goddess. The reason Omsk is called that name is because it was built at the OM River. OM is another word derived from Hinduism. It is in fact Hinduisms most important word as it is the name or sound of God.
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Originally posted by woodwytch
It still surprises me how many genuinely weird things have happened there (like those mentioned) ... because of Russia's past they tend to get dismissed as 'Cold War' activity unfortunately.
Russia is a BIG place. Much of Siberia is so remote and untouched that I predict more will be found there in the future.
One of many mysteries of the southern Peruvian desert is the coneheads with elongated skulls.
Photo: Nancy Sathre-Vogel
Museum of Ica.
The Regional Museum of Ica has some of the best ancient pottery I’ve ever seen, along with textiles in extraordinarily good shape. The dryness of the desert in the region has contributed to the various artifacts being so well preserved.
The other, perhaps even more fascinating, section of the museum features mummies, skulls, and other human remains. The mummies are in remarkably good shape, and there are several of them on display.
There is also evidence of some type of medical affliction that affected the population.
But perhaps the most puzzling of the artifacts are the coneheads with elongated skulls.
The traditional explanation for the elongation is banding – tightly wrapping the heads of babies in order to force a deformation of the skull.
On several of the skulls you can clearly see the marks of the bands.
Other skulls, however, appear to be elongated naturally.
They are perfectly smooth and show no evidence of having been banded.
There are reports that a pregnant mummy has been found and x-rays indicate the fetus to have an elongated skull.
Who were the coneheads? Aliens? A different species? Or just a fluke?
Dolichocephaloids
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Above Image from “Museo De Nationa Lima Peru
Evidence outlined below indicates a distinct “race” of people becoming extinct during our Christian era. The “link” this race may represent is not to a pre-human evolutionary lineage, but rather an antidiluvian cycle of civilisation.
The genetic trait distinguishing them was their anomalously-dolichocephalic heads; i.e., remarkably elongated. A full understanding of who they were is not clear.
Yet, in recent years a few researchers have re-discovered the wealth of facts known about their existence. More definitive information and correlations about these people are offered here.
In academic terms, the logical context for these facts is the dogmatic quest for our evolutionary "missing link" with biological origins. However, the word academic, in one sense, is defined as "theoretical rather than practical."
Thus, the premise here is that academic authorizations re. Homo sapiens skeletons are still entirely theoretical. Whereas, it is just as valid, and more practical, to evaluate origins via anomalous physical evidence of a people who may not fit into evolutionary preconceptions.
The quantity of this evidence is substantial, not dubiously rare.
Doubting "evolution" is heretical, of course. Moods of consternation are provoked among elite academicians when amateurs revise history.
All the more reason for culture jammers everywhere to reconnect histories we thought we knew with forbidden facts censored by omission.
There are plenty of facts "disappeared" from public knowledge in this way.
And if histories were retrofitted with such omissions - transcendent, alternative perceptions of humanity may accrue ...
Fortunately, we have the professional assurances of an actual racial model for the custom, by Dr. J.J. Von Tschudi, M.D.
He authoritatively reported that not only did he possess a mummified 7-month-old dolichocephalic fetus - enclosed in the womb - he also declared: The same proof is to be found in another mummy which exists in the museum of Lima, under the direction of Don M.E. Rivero ," co-author of Tschudi's book!
The question is - where are these fetal specimens today?
Skeletal remains of an anomalous dolicho-race offer a real possibility that exalted racial personages inspired head-binding.
This makes sense!
Specialists have no explanation for a particular feature of the elongated skulls. If you take a closer look at the skull, you will see a tiny hole on the crown. The edges of the hole are extremely neat and even. Only elongated skulls have tidy holes.
Originally posted by izero
Just thinking on the elongated skull. Obviously a bigger brain does not equate to greater intelligence. However aren't there a lot of cases where brain damage has lead to the reduction of certain brain functions and heightened abilities elsewhere (eg autism). Perhaps this was the target end result infused with somekind of spiritual symbolism?
Originally posted by MrHonest
That’s true. Brain damage sometimes leads to things like autism, “slow thinking”, partial or full memory loss. However, in many other cases dramatic brain damage or partial brain “amputation” does not make any change at all. If man would use his brain for thinking and his personality and memory would be fully controlled by brain - then there would be NO chance that a partial brain damage/removal would leave his memory/personality/thinking intact.
Moreover, non-brain related injures also lead to memory loss, “slow thinking”, etc… . So it has nothing to do with brain, really. According to mainstream science, brain is responsible for your personality, your thinking, you memory, etc. If that’s the case, even slight brain damage would lead dramatic changes in the way you think, reduce your memory and alter personality. Only sometimes brain damage leads to these kinds of things. But most of the time it simply doesn’t.
Brain simply controls motor function of the body, and some basic endocrine functions, etc... It’s piece of meat, if you will. You are the spirit.
One may think this is a not-so-important issue. However, if we don’t know what (or who) we are, how are going to understand what are the things around us (anomalies, UFOs, ghosts, paranormal abilities, etc..) ???
Originally posted by happydays26
reply to post by MrHonest
what if it did happen and family and friends are worrying about me and keeping my body going and im not there my spirit is somewhere else ha way to serious