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by philalethes » Sat Jun 20, 2015 3:58 am
On Gobekli Tepe: now that we have the proof for much earlier higher civilizations that may have been washed away or buried by Proto-Saturn disruptions, it opens the possibility that pockets of these civilizations survived, and became the "elders" that jump started a new wave of re-civilizing.
Oral traditions may point back in some fuzzy memory of where these surviving pockets were. In the Hebrew tradition, their founder Abraham came from the city of Ur. The archeologist Leonard Wooley tried to place this close to Sumeria since the theory back then was that Sumeria was one of the "sources" of early civilization.
But the Hebrew tradition places Ur up in Turkey, now called SanliUR-fa, or Urfa in older texts. I just discovered that Gobekli Tepe is 8 miles outside of Sanliurfa, and so this, the oldest site we have found (so far) IS in the place once called UR. Interesting also that "ur" means "origin," as in German "Ur-sprach" (original language).
Am I reaching? There is tradition that tribes out of northern India called the Ibiru or Habiru migrated out of India. When you look into how and when the ancient Vedic civilizations along the Sarasvati river disappeared, we find that massive drought disrupted the ancient world about 1500 BC, causing people to abandon their cities and migrate. So they poured out of northern India into Turkey (Hittite empire) Canaan-Palestine, down into Egypt. This is known also as the invasion of the Sea Peoples who basically brought to an end the Hittite empire, and gob-smacked Egypt, ending the MIddle Kingdom. As I watch documentaries on the Sea Peoples those academics say they don't know why the Sea Peoples sudden invaded everywhere.
They seem not to be aware of the massive drought. Those who know of the drought don't know what brought it on. Mungoflix.com (Peter Jupp, an EU guy) goes into the works of Claude Schaeffer an archeologist who found layer after layer of evidence of cities leveled by forces of nature, not warfare. All in the same period.
With the Proto-Saturn viewpoint, 1500 BC was about the end of the "wars of the gods in heaven", and these final flares may have brought on the drought.
I have certainly drifted from from Gobekli Tepe (10,000 BC) to the crazed migrations in 1500 BC. But both display to me the effects of Proto-Saturn disruptions. In Gobekli Tepe no one knows why the people supposedly covered or buried the structures back up. But it may well be this rained from the sky. This also connects to the vast underground cave systems in Turkey. All in the area of UR, ancient homeland dimly remembered.
[ just this morning I remembered the story of the Flood and Noah. We have the ice-cap melting theory of the Flood at end of ice age; we have asteroid theory fond of by Hancock. But these seem to forget the 40 days and nights of rain rain rain associated with the story, which creates the flood. And this fits in with the idea that water also rained down from heaven from Proto-Saturn, in fact much of our oceans may have come DOWN from the sky onto earth!]
Moving on, as to the idea that electrical eruptions may have played some part in altering human consciousness, Peter Jupp also speculates on this in his Mungoflix. That 1500 BC Bronze Age world was crazed with warfare, almost like a mob psychology. And if you are interested in the kundalini phenomena, it is surely electrical; and when this energy is released in humans it expands or evolves their consciousness. So I see value in considering that electrical surges could indeed alter our nervous systems, either crazing us, or nudging toward a higher level of nervous re-organization.
For the final dollop into the mix, see the works of Michael Cremo and the evidence of much earlier appearances oh man. Mankind, in various earlier incarnations, may have achieved higher civilization a number of times. One of the implications is that IF pockets of these survived (in mountain fastnesses now mythologized as Shamballa type origin places) then traditions of "Elders" or "masters" who taught the younger humans, and who live quietly among us today, may have some basis outside of myth.
yeah, that was pretty effing rambly! There are a lot of pieces now coming together.
Al
