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Hello, this is John Anthony West. Welcome new to magical Egypt, a symbolist tour.

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So far we've seen example after example, the puzzling fact that the further back in time we look, the higher and higher was the wisdom and ability of the ancients.

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This trend continues when we look even further back to the shadowy prehistoric time predating dinastic Egypt.

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Perhaps we have misread the entire process of history and we have not gone in a straight linear line from ancient primitive beginnings to our sophisticated progressive selves with our hydrogen bombs in straight toothpaste, our pollution and our nerve gas.

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Ancient Egypt, unquestionably, was at its height at its beginning and went on a downhill path through the long 3,000 years of its history.

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That decline certainly extended through the Roman Empire and arguably down to our present day.

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When we returned, what was the mysterious relationship between the ancients and the Stomach?

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A new discovery from the earliest known archaeological site in Egypt may prove once and for all the ancient and high source from mankind.

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The reader may want to know why the ancients thought they could go to heaven only on the two Solstitial days, because in order to change trains comfortably, the constellations that serve as gates to the Milky Way must stand upon the earth,

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meaning that they must rise heliacly either at the equinoxes or at the Solstices.

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The galaxy is a very broad highway, but even so, there must have been some bit of millennia when neither gate was directly available any longer, the one hanging in midair, the other having turned into a submarine entrance.

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The ancients' note out would have considered the troubles of these are times, the overpopulation, the working and equity and secret, as an inevitable prelude to a new tilting, a new world age.

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The world is a very broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad, broad,

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like we're here north looking south, the calendar circle is actually in a complex of large,

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megalithic stones that are on, actually stellar aligned, sequence of stellar aligned,

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megalithic alignments south of the calendar circle, and you had six lines of megaliths, three,

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north-eal lines and three-seal-eal lines.

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The distance from the center of those megaliths was roughly around a thousand meters,

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varying from a few hundred to about eleven hundred meters.

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And the calendar circle is essentially in that complex at nav to play up.

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But those long-base-lying megaliths, it turns out, point to the same six stars at the same

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time in a repeated way, and very specific way that corroborates that this is probably

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the meaning of these stars here.

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Okay, you see the guy with a reflector light down the beach about 800 meters, that demonstrates

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the distances involved in the long-base-lying megalith alignment, the point to stars,

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right next to the calendar circle at nav to play up.

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Okay, on the beach we demonstrated the distances involved in the megaliths, lines of megaliths,

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near the calendar circle at nav to play up.

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And I noted that they point to stars, and the stars they point to are the six same-six

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stars that are designated in the diagram, the star viewing diagram in the center of the calendar

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circle.

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And these six lines, I first looked at them in comparison to the six stars in the star viewing

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diagram at 6300 BC, just after the start of applicability of the star viewing diagram.

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And I found that they're rather close.

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So I found that they're close to the other side of the screen, and I found that they're

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close to the other side of the screen.

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So I found that they're close to the other side of the screen.

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So I found that they're close to the other side of the screen.

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So I found that they're close to the other side of the screen.

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So I found that they're close to the other side of the screen.

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So I found that they're close to the other side of the screen.

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If only they had all aligned exactly the same time I thought they would have proven my case that those six

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stones in the diagram were those stars.

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So I thought too bad.

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They're not all exactly the same date.

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I looked a little bit closer though at what was going on astronomically because they were fairly close to the six lines.

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And I found that they are all around that time close to what's called helioclo rising.

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Vernal equinox helioclo rising.

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What vernal equinox helioclo rising is it just means that on the first day of spring a star rises together over the horizon with the sun.

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So I found that those six stars were all somewhere, you know, not too far from vernal equinox helioclo rising at that time.

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So then I looked at consider that that might be the meaning of the long-base line alignments.

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So I looked at each one in sequence.

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It's actual date of vernal equinox helioclo rising.

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And found that each one of the six stars designated in the calendar circle diagram align with one of the mega-lethalignments on its vernal equinox helioclo rising date.

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So I found that this is the first time I've ever seen a star in the world.

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So I found that this is the first time I've ever seen a star in the world.

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So I found that this is the first time I've ever seen a star in the world.

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So that given finding out that that is the meaning of those this mega-lethalignments was such high likelihood.

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Let me to keep studying what else might be meant by the the mega-lethalignments structures.

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And the next obvious thing to look at is well if you look at a diagram of the layout of the mega-lethalignments you first note that well there are these very clear lines of mega-lethalignments.

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But they aren't all at the uniform or even a uniformly patterned distance from the central radiating hub.

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They appear not very elegantly placed in that regard as far as distance even though they're very precisely in lines.

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So the next obvious question is well why would these designers of the site have made these distances kind of unattractive when they were so elegantly placing the alignments in the other aspects.

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And it occurred to me to look for other meaning for the distances to go along with the alignment meanings.

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And the distances from the central hub I first looked for the possibility that they might represent the brightness of the stars.

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Maybe the brightest star beatletoos would be the closest one or the farthest one as far as represented by the mega-lethalists.

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But they weren't, it didn't work out that way, that didn't seem to be the pattern.

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And I consider some other things.

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And finally, just for fun, I looked up the actual astrophysical distances to those stars.

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You can find it on the Aparko's satellite observatory website.

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There is very recently measured very accurately.

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And I was surprised to find the actual astrophysical distances I represented by the distances on the ground of these stones in each line for its star that it represents.

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And that is the first really astonishing aspect of the naptoplia megalists.

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In fact, our knowledge of some of these six stars distances, especially the further ones the Orion spell stars, is not that good.

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We have a size of a recorded standard error deviation in the locations of those.

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Within the standard error deviation of our knowledge of those, the fit is in fact very good.

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Broofy follows the clues to a greater and greater realization of a profoundly advanced knowledge of our universe.

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From a time when traditional dating shows human civilization had yet to begin.

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If Broofy's interpretation is correct, it may signal a radical paradigm shift in our understanding of our ancient past.

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So the megalithic complex keeps begging analysis.

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The ancient obsession with the stars takes its place among the many other misunderstood practices of these mysterious ancients.

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Initially, this understood as acts and works of primitive superstition.

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In almost every case, when advances in our own science raised our understanding to a sufficient level,

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we were forced into re-classification, these ancient practices, not as acts and works of primitive superstition.

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But instead, as evidence of an extremely high degree of sophistication, development and a deep knowledge of the innermost secrets of our universe.

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The first step is to create a new understanding of the universe.

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As evidence of a high civilization from pre-antiquity begins to mount, the question arises,

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if there was a distant golden age, what happened to it?

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There can be no doubt about the catastrophic event or events that put an end to the last ice age.

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It's thought that it might have been an asteroid or a comet, something of that sort, but that the event happened, that there is no doubt.

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Almost overnight, the woolly mammoth, the giant rhinoceros, the Saber-tooth tigers, went extinct.

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All paleo-climateologists paleontologists who study these matters are agreed on that point.

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The big issue was there a sophisticated civilization that went down with that catastrophe.

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Helientologists were offered done lab, discusses this catastrophic events, and the conditions around it that may have led to the demise of that lost civilization.

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Hi, Robert Dunlap.

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We're here at the World Famous Labrhea Tarpids.

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It was really unique about this area, is the way that everything was so perfectly preserved at the end of the Pleistocene era.

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The Pleistocene was between 10,800 years and 12,000 years.

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What you find here is just a great collection, a whole slew of very unique creatures that all went extinct about 10,000 to 12,000 years ago.

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It's a very unique site.

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The preservation of the fossils and all of the other types of evidence that are necessary to put together and to assemble a framework for a specific period of time known as the Pleistocene, the evidence is perfectly preserved right here.

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There's evidence of hominids or prehistoric people that go back as far as 10,000 years, and they've been perfectly preserved because of the tar or the asphalt that is common around this particular area.

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So, along with that, they have been able to determine what these people ate because there's the evidence of the plant life from the seeds all the way to little insects.

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And, oddly enough, one of the most common fossils here is a beetle and a very large beetle.

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So, this is the perfect place to go and get evidence about the Pleistocene period and why different species from plants, animals, to humans became extinct.

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Behind me is one of the most famous extinct creatures. It's a glossitherium, which is actually just a giant sloth.

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Now, along with glossitherium, there was woolly mammoth, Jefferson mammoth, Imperial mammoth, and these really enormous creatures of 12,000 years ago that went extinct people believe from a type of glacial period or ice age.

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In the geologic record, there is evidence for eight major ice ages. Eight major periods of glaciation within the last 700,000 years.

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And, the compelling theories about mass extinction for the Pleistocene and in this area in particular is glaciation.

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There definitely is evidence for glaciers as well as a ice age that affected all of this area.

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There's very strong in compelling evidence for the growth and the spread of these ice sheets. Ice sheets, as they expand and contract, leave very powerful evidence in their trail.

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Glaciers have a very powerful way in the way they move the boulders and the rocks that are left behind. You'll see the evidence of them being very rounded.

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And when you go out, you see this and it's very pronounced in any area that has had glaciation.

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It's a very common site to see rounded boulders in that kind of evidence close by along with part of this theory that I find really compelling is the evidence always that we read around the whole world.

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There's always a story about a great flood. There's always about a great deluge where I was recently in New Zealand as well as in Australia.

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Some of the originates have a very unusual story that they talk about during their dream time when they had a huge flood.

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And you go out into the outback, you see the evidence. You see the way rocks and things have just been washed and stripped clean clear.

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You go to South America and you read about the when the anchors talk about a great flood. And how was that created? What caused this type of condition?

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Well, there is another theory about what could cause that. Now, a lot of scientists call not asteroids, but comets, dirty snowballs.

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And it's been theorized and speculated that maybe most of the water content on our own planet was brought here by the bombardment of comets. And we have commentary impact evidence all over the planet.

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We were just discussing astroidal extinction and astroidal impact and how it caused a mass extinction on his planet.

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The most famous extinction event is the dinosaur extinction 64.7 million years ago in June. The compelling evidence is right there at what is called the KT boundary.

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You find the fossils of dinosaur. You find iridium, which is a very rare element on the planet. And you find micro tech types. You find shock quartz crystals.

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And all of this has been validated through Dr. Walter Walsh, Dr. Walter Walsh, at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Frank Asaro at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratories in Menlo Park.

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Along with Jack, Dr. Jack Wolfe was able to pinpoint it to the month of June. He pinpointed it to the month of June by finding the fossil evidence of plants.

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64.7 million years ago in June. There was evidence of lotus and water lily plants being hit and struck by this large bowlide that left the evidence of not only shock quartz crystals, but microtectites embedded in the flowers of these water lilies.

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So these water lilies, as well as lotus plants, will only flower in the month of June. And that's how they were able to determine that particular day.

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And besides from that, there have been other mass extinction events going back that have been caused, absolutely by the same signature evidence of iridium, microtectites, tech types, shock quartz crystals.

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And some of the other noble iridium elements, palladium, gold, platinum, those all are part of the signature evidence of these boundary events.

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Going back, we had the Jurassic Triassic boundary, then another very famous one which is the Permian Triassic boundary.

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Now what's phenomenal about the Permian Triassic boundary is 96% of all species became extinct within a one day period of time. That's an amazing find. 96% of all species, which means obviously only 4% survived.

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And we were sitting on the boundary there in New Zealand, the Permian Triassic, how could the disappear? They literally disappear at a knife's edge.

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Imagine this scenario, an ice age that holds much of the northern hemisphere in its grip for thousands of years. Yet there is in place, perhaps globally, certainly in Egypt, an advanced and sophisticated civilization.

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It is this that will give rise to Plato's story of Atlantis and to the similar accounts in the legends and mythologies of peoples around the world.

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And then catastrophe strikes, perhaps it is a comet or an asteroid that hits the earth, chaos follows.

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In Siberia and North America, millions of large land animals willy mammoths, rhinoceros, sabre-tooth tigers, die instantly and become extinct.

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Siberia, formerly temperate, becomes tundra. North America and Canada, frozen in the ice age, go into meltdown.

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Glaciers, miles thick on trees, raising sea levels 300 feet, drowning everything that was formally at the sea shore or at sea level.

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But a few human beings managed to survive and make their way to safeguard, carrying with them as much of their knowledge as they possess.

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They managed to pass this knowledge on down for perhaps thousands of years, even though they live in what we might call primitive conditions.

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Though even these societies are currently being reconsidered and systematically upgraded by today's archaeologists. The dates of civilization keep being pushed backward, even in academic circles.

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An appreciation of the knowledge available to these ancient cultures goes through an equally systematic transformation, then around the same time when conditions permit.

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Around 3000 to 4000 BC, sophisticated civilizations arise simultaneously in India, China, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Mesoamerica.

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In Egypt it takes but a few generations, when the relatively crude artwork, the simple mud brick buildings and higher cliffs, to rise to a level of perfection of execution that will never be surpassed and seldom equal to anywhere on earth in the centuries to come.

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The catastrophic effects were felt by all, and the use of Ivers kept the story alive for their descendants, passing it on with the other remnants as a once mighty civilization of the Golden Age.

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It's most esoteric and fundamental secrets protected in a shroud of myth and legend, a cocoon or time capsule that would survive the ages and many twists and turns in language and understanding that would ensue.

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The apparent reverse evolution seen in ancient Egypt is a contradiction of the traditional western model of linear approach.

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The apparent reverse evolution seen in ancient Egypt is a contradiction of the traditional western model of linear progress culminating in modern man.

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However, when compared to another alternative model of human history, the Yugas, the decline from a distant golden age through dynasty Egypt and into our troubled modern times, begins to make sense.

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The Indian system of the Yugas explains a vast cosmic cycle, which like the changing of the seasons on a grand metaphysical scale, causes mankind to periodicly bloom and flourish and then drift back into sleep until the awakening and return of the next grand cycle.

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Walter Cretan, but discusses these vast celestial cycles and their relationship with the ebb and flow of human consciousness, ability and evolution.

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The Yugas are a long-term chronology system that's accredited to the ancient Indian culture, the Hindus, people of the Indus Valley, and it is a mechanism which enables civilization man to time, man's patterns here on earth over very long periods of time.

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And just as we have a day which determines man's activities in any given 24-hour period with its periods of light and darkness, and this is based on a celestial phenomenon of the earth turning on its axis.

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And just as we have a year, the four seasons caused by another celestial phenomenon, the tilted earth going around the sun, so to do the ancients say that we have a very, very long cycle that has its seasons of mankind, if you will, when there is a rise in fall and civilization.

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And they break this into two periods.

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And that's an ascending cycle of 12,000 years and a descending cycle of 12,000 years.

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The four periods in the Greek civilization are iron, bronze, silver, and golden age.

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With the iron being the very darkest period in the golden age being the age of enlightenment, and Plato spoke about this cycle.

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He actually called it the Great Year.

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The Indians called these four periods, the Kaliuga, the paparauga, the tratayuga, and the sachiuga.

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The you guys have specific characteristics.

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The iron age, or the Kaliuga, is a time in the cycle of man when he is only aware of material objects.

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That which he can feel and touch and perceive through his five senses.

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And obviously it's a very brutal age when man isn't really aware of a finer forces.

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It doesn't have very good spiritual concepts and just sort of pillages and plunders, if you will.

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And we all know that there's wonderful traces of that civilization in the ancient Egyptian culture.

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The ancient Chinese, the whole megalithic ruins speak of a vast civilization.

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And all these ancient cultures, Mesopotamia, Babylonia, Mesoamerica, all declined in the last descending age down through the golden age.

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The silver age, the Bronze Age, into this dark Kaliuga period.

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And the bottom point was about 500 AD, which coincided roughly with the final collapse of the last civilization in the Western world.

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And that was the Roman culture.

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And we modeled around in the very darkest age for about another 1200 years until we hit the Duapara Iuga.

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And the Duapara or Bronze Age is a time when man becomes aware of finer forces.

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He becomes aware of molecules and principles that govern motions.

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It's a matter of fact, the Duapara Iuga is often called the electrical age.

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And you can see just over the last 100 years or so, how many electrical types of inventions have been developed from radio, television,

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semiconductors, computers, they're almost an intrusion in our lives nowadays.

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This time, between the Kali and the Duapara Iuga, was typified by a lot of rapid advancements in knowledge of finer forces.

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And we tend to call that the Renaissance period, the age of exploration or the age of discovery.

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And now we've pretty much transferred from this dark, dark material age to the electrical age,

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but there are still many dark material tendencies that tend to influence our society nowadays, as I'm sure everyone is aware.

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But things are getting better, and though we may be still very close to the Kali Iuga influence, we are rising fairly rapidly.

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And the trety Iuga will take place in about another 2100 years.

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People often ask, what are the higher ages like?

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And in haphazard ways, the way cities are built nowadays.

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If we do find things, we might find them out of stone.

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And have a different vibration.

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They'll often be aligned with stars or certain celestial events.

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And I think that is more typical of old-name structures that will find.

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In the legends of lore, each of these civilizations.

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there are similar accounts of a global catastrophe, a worldwide deluge of former golden age.

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It seems perverse of historians and archaeologists to civil dismiss all these romance, fantasy, and fabrication.

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Modern-day academics discuss Egypt in terms of their beliefs.

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Egyptians believe this, the Egyptians believe that.

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Supposing in their arrogance that we know better, they believed we know.

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But suppose of the other way around, suppose the Egyptians actually knew about immortality.

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And at our academic community, lost in their rationalist beliefs.

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The other call you, it's its native or low point around the time of breakup, the Roman Empire, initiating here.

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And the Western world anyway, so called dark ages, which were indeed pretty dark and over Middle East and Northern Africa,

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a pretty much a similar sort of dark age, less recognizable in India and China, although the sellers of those areas themselves refer to back to much higher stages of civilization that are just passed.

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And if this is way of looking at history, it's correct.

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We're on an ascending curve at the moment where it looks like an out of an iron age,

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or moving into the lower levels of ascending bronze age.

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Interesting way of looking at modern society because on the one hand we see obviously you see very much a madhouse.

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It's about it, it is a big, big, big, big people believing in little or nothing beyond economics and monetary gain and consumerism and so on.

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The positive side of that, what we do see is that tremendous creative and intellectual firm at much of it from the spiritual point of view,

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very strongly and structively directed, but firm at itself and the intelligence and creativity.

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That go into producing, idiotic, merchandise is nevertheless real creative of the real intelligence, real industry, a real firm at and on the optimistic side.

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There's suddenly a, there is something like a worldwide recognition of the validity of this ancient doctrine of modern morality at the ancient realization we're understanding that we are on this earth,

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we are on this earth, we are purpose, all of that or much of that or some of that from it creativity industry could be turned towards,

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toward, what directed, to our beneficial rather than frivolous and destructive preferences, to possibility.

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So reason at any rate for a kind of cautious optimism, whereas reading the headlines of any daily newspaper anywhere in the world,

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with the list of reasons for nothing beyond the blackest and deepest despair.

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Even though we have these eugocicles, we have these periods that affect the earth and mankind, it doesn't mean that every man exactly corresponds to that particular eugocicol.

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It doesn't mean that our free will is lost, we're just locked into these cycles.

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The cycle is just the context for mankind's life, just as a sunny day or any day as the context for us to live a particular day.

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So in this period of time, you will see most people are becoming aware of finer forces starting to understand electrical phenomena,

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but you still have some stone age people around, and you still have some very bright people around.

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And I was asked the question, is there a way to perhaps buck the trend if you will and live above the eugen?

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I think there's always that opportunity to improve our circumstances because we do have free will.

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And just as we can reduce our awareness, our capability to operate in the world by taking drugs or eating bad foods or participating in things that are not conducive to our well-being.

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And you do this over a prolonged period of time, you start to hurt your intelligence and your ability to operate.

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So, too, can man improve his ability to operate in the world and to experience a good life of you well.

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And that's done by eating right, living in tune with natural laws.

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Eating is a wonderful way to accelerate the evolution and there are some techniques of meditation such as Cria Yoga, which have been found to provide tremendous evolutionary benefits.

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So, man is not trapped to any particular ego that he finds himself in at any particular time.

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So, I think that's the way to improve our ability to operate in the world by taking drugs or eating bad foods or eating bad foods.

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So, I think that's the way to improve our ability to operate in the world by taking drugs or eating bad foods or eating bad foods.

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So, I think that's the way to improve our ability to operate in the world by taking drugs or eating bad foods or eating bad foods or eating bad foods.

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So, I think that's the way to improve our ability to operate in the world by taking drugs or eating bad foods or eating bad foods or eating bad foods or eating bad foods.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.