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Originally posted by Viking9019
The only reason the Chinese are denying that they have pyramids is because the remains of the so called builders are Caucasian and they are a little embarressed about it.
Originally posted by ICEKOHLD
...each time we get wiped out, we keep a little bit of knoiwledge from the last civilization...
Originally posted by LUXUS
Originally posted by Viking9019
The only reason the Chinese are denying that they have pyramids is because the remains of the so called builders are Caucasian and they are a little embarressed about it.
From my research that is exactly what happened!
Now we are told that the tomb of Osiris was empty because as stated the Egyptian book of the Dead tells us Osiris was not native to Egypt!
Yep that's right the Ancient Egyptians went and made a "secret" tomb 100ft below the surface where nobody would know where it was. Put a 12 ton lid on the tomb at considerable effort and no body inside. The Egyptians are not allowing any independent scientists down there either!
I would love to know what is wrote on those four pillars because they can hide the body but valuable clues may be on those pillars....its of extreme importance because its Egypt's direct link to Atlantis!edit on 2-5-2011 by LUXUS because: (no reason given)edit on 2-5-2011 by LUXUS because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by LUXUS
In the Egyptian book of the dead we are informed that the first god kings from which the Pharaohs would decent were from a foreign land in the west which sunk during a cataclysm. The gods arrived in Egypt on a craft and we are told by the ancients that Osiris was on that craft. This would obviously mean that Osiris was not Egyptian but came from that sunken land Atlantis!
Originally posted by LUXUS
Even if he was, the evidence is still there, The Egyptians tell us that Thoth ruled in a foreign land in the west that was destroyed, he arrived in Egypt via a craft and that Osiris was also on that craft. Evidence is still that Osiris was not from Egypt but from a sunken island, Atlantis.
HAIL, oh Osiris! revealer of good, justified, son of Nu, the eldest son of Seb, the great one proceeding from Nu, the King dwelling in the midst of the regions of the great winds, dwelling in the West...
Originally posted by LUXUS
We said that Thule was another name for Atlantis and that it inhabitants painted their skin blue so if Osiris was actually from Atlantis how would we expect the ancient Egyptians to depict him in their art. Obviously we would expect Osiris to be shown with blue skin in contrast to the native Egyptians, and that is exactly what we find....King Osiris was from Atlantis.
Osiris was usually depicted as a green-skinned (green was the color of rebirth) pharaoh wearing the Atef crown, a form of the white crown of upper Egypt with a plume of feathers to either side.
Originally posted by LUXUS
The tomb of Osiris has a blue stone lid which is also of interest!
DNA testing of that body would have revealed to the world that Egypt was a continuation of Atlantis and that Atlantis was in the west, that my friends is a big No No because you are told that knowledge came from the east and travelled to the west which is a complete crock!
A few hundred yards to the west of the temple of Seti I at Abydos, Ancient Egypt, and below the water table lies what was believed in the ancient days to be the tomb of Wesir (Gr: the Osireion, word invented by Petrie). A long, dark corridor leads from the northern wall of temple of Seti I and into it. This corridor was built long before Seti I´s temple and there are some archaeological indications that the structure might have been used for rites in connection with the rebirth of Wesir (Gr: Osiris). Excavations on the south side passage revealed funerary texts from 'The Book of Gates' and 'The Book of What is in the Duat', depicting the dangers of the Underworld which the deceased has to overcome on his journey to the Hall of Ma'at; the serpent Apep, lakes of pitch and fire and gates guarded by dangerous monsters.
Osiris’ brother Seth envied his power and popularity and killed him by luring him into a coffin, which he sealed with lead. Seth set the coffin adrift in the Nile. It washed up in Lebanon and a mighty tree grew around it, which a king felled and put in his palace.
Osiris’ wife, Isis, could not rest until she had buried him properly. She tracked down his coffin and returned it to Egypt. Seth was so angry, he cut the body into pieces and scattered them across Egypt. But Isis found the pieces, made wax copies of them to be worshipped in a temple and, preserving Osiris’ body with linen bandages, she breathed life back into him.
He rose, and ruled as god of the underworld.
Originally posted by LUXUS
reply to post by Harte
You obviously never read the link I provided !
www.atlantisquest.com...
The Turin Papyrus also includes a vignette depicting a long boat with ten gods aboard. In this case, the hawk of Horus is in front, followed by the other nine deities—Shu, Tefnut, Keb, Nut, Osiris, Isis, Thoth, Horus and Hathor—and directly behind (following them?) is a huge flaming "sun-disk"—another tradition lists Atum, Shu, Tefnut, Geb, Nut, Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys. Thoth was regarded as Egypt's founder.
Another even more ancient historian wrote: "Moreover, Cronos visiting the different regions of the habitable world, gave to his daughter Athena the kingdom of Attica . . . visiting the country of the south [he] gave all Egypt to the god Taautus (Thoth), that it might be his kingdom ." (The Generations, Sanchuniathon, 1193 B.C.) In case there is any doubt that Taautus and Thoth are the same, the following passage should clear up the uncertainty?
In History of Phoenicia, Sanchuniathon also writes: "The Egyptians descended from Misor, who descended from Taautus, who invented the writing of the first letters: him the Egyptians call Thoth, and the Greeks Hermes." (Cory, 1832) All ancient sources seem to agree with the Egyptian writings on this point.
Originally posted by Harte
BTW, do you not find it odd at all that neither the Greeks nor the Egyptians (nor any ancient civilization) had any mythology that relates to Atlantis?
Originally posted by LUXUS
Originally posted by Harte
BTW, do you not find it odd at all that neither the Greeks nor the Egyptians (nor any ancient civilization) had any mythology that relates to Atlantis?
What are you talking about Plato was a Greek Philosopher and he was relating the story of Atlantis told by the "Egyptian" high priests.
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by LUXUS
Originally posted by Harte
BTW, do you not find it odd at all that neither the Greeks nor the Egyptians (nor any ancient civilization) had any mythology that relates to Atlantis?
What are you talking about Plato was a Greek Philosopher and he was relating the story of Atlantis told by the "Egyptian" high priests.
Again, there is no mention in Greek OR Egyptian mythology of anything that even vaguely resembles Atlantis.
Obviously, you believe Plato to be mythological.
Myself, I think he was real.
Harte
Thoth was born in a distant country to the west which was across a body of water. Its main city was by the sea (Plato's metropolis). The land possessed volcanos and the city had a low mountain or large hill in the center. This land is sometimes referred to as an Island of Fire. (Book of the Dead, Hymn of Rameses IV and Pyramid Texts) Thoth is known as "Lord of the horizon"; and like Poseidon, the earthshaker, Thoth is sometimes called "cleaver of the earth" (Papyrus of Ani, Chapter LXI).
A catastrophe occurred which darkened the sun and disturbed the gods, but Thoth led them across the sea to an eastern country [Egypt]. Thoth is depicted as the "controller of the Flood," (Leyden Papyrus) and the Theban Recension includes the Island of Fire in the Flood story. (Papyrus of Ani, Chap. CLXXV) Thus it appears that Thoth was once the ruler of an Island Kingdom beyond the western horizon before the Egyptian priests turned him into a god. The question therefore is: Was the Egyptian Tehuti-Thoth originally a migrant from Atlantis, and did he once rule as a king there?