10'000 Mayan Ruins

[bigheadfred]

Cyclopian/megalithic.. Pretty much interchangeable terms.

Though my studies in S/C America are pretty limited... Interested in the catastrophic destruction, Which seems to be Act of God in scope... And an interest in the chincana of Cusco, and etc... and how that connects to underworld mythology.

There;s some stuff there... And it lead me North. 

This is interesting.

"In the legends and myths of the Aztecs, Teotihuacan was the place where the gods convened to give birth to the Fifth Sun of our era, after a previous world age had ended in darkness. It is in that remote age that we need to look for the unknown megalithic builders of Teotihuacan.

According to a story that was told and copied by Bernardino de Sahagún soon after the conquest:

“They say they came to this land to rule over it…they came from the sea on ships, a multitude of them, and landed on the shore of the sea, to the North…from there they went on, seeking the white mountains, the smoky mountains…led by their priests and by the voice of their gods. Finally they came to the place that they called Tamoanchan…and there they settled for some time…but it was not for long, for their wise masters left, took again to their boats…bringing back with them all their holy books and their sacred images”

[roamer_1]

This is interesting.

"In the legends and myths of the Aztecs, Teotihuacan was the place where the gods convened to give birth to the Fifth Sun of our era, after a previous world age had ended in darkness. It is in that remote age that we need to look for the unknown megalithic builders of Teotihuacan.

According to a story that was told and copied by Bernardino de Sahagún soon after the conquest:

“They say they came to this land to rule over it…they came from the sea on ships, a multitude of them, and landed on the shore of the sea, to the North…from there they went on, seeking the white mountains, the smoky mountains…led by their priests and by the voice of their gods. Finally they came to the place that they called Tamoanchan…and there they settled for some time…but it was not for long, for their wise masters left, took again to their boats…bringing back with them all their holy books and their sacred images”

ALWAYS they come from the sea or the sky, trading knowledge for women. Always they wind up ruling. Almost every royal line begins the same way...

Interesting to speculate that the mega stuff is antediluvian, and commiserate in time to the myths of Atlantis... All of it almost ties together - Just past the bounds of history. It is tantalizing. 

[bigheadfred]

Need to do more exploring here:

https://unchartedruins.blogspot.com/

[roamer_1]

Need to do more exploring here:

https://unchartedruins.blogspot.com/

It shows that this civilization did not vanish "in a single day and night", 11,600 years ago, but that for thousands of years afterwards its survivors embarked on a worldwide project aimed at resurrecting the lost world of the gods and bringing forth a new Golden Age.

Close... But it DID disappear in a day and a night. It's survivors did spread around the Atlantic basin... yeah. Something like that.

Thanks for that. 

I do not believe that Atlantis was the 'true cradle of civilization' ... But the occultic and arcane sure do believe it... And are working toward that restoration of their 'golden age'

Listen to a guy named Gary Wayne on youtube... He analogizes the whole thing - I think it was far more visceral than he describes... But he has really dialed in the ancient royal lines. Pretty close.

Btw, his two-volume work, 'Genesis 6 Conspiracy' is available for around 10 bucks for the pair in Kindle Unlimited.

[bigheadfred]

Close... But it DID disappear in a day and a night. It's survivors did spread around the Atlantic basin... yeah. Something like that.

Thanks for that. 

I do not believe that Atlantis was the 'true cradle of civilization' ... But the occultic and arcane sure do believe it... And are working toward that restoration of their 'golden age'

Listen to a guy named Gary Wayne on youtube... He analogizes the whole thing - I think it was far more visceral than he describes... But he has really dialed in the ancient royal lines. Pretty close.

Btw, his two-volume work, 'Genesis 6 Conspiracy' is available for around 10 bucks for the pair in Kindle Unlimited.

Bought my Mon his first book.

[roamer_1]

Bought my Mon his first book.

Another guy who did a whole lot on the subject was Chris Pinto, though you will have trouble finding him... his old stuff got censored. There is one running around... Him on Fourth Watch w/Justin Faull... That is an epic interview.

[BobfromWB]

Graham Hancock's book "America Before" covers the method and means of the disappearances.

[bigheadfred]

Graham Hancock's book "America Before" covers the method and means of the disappearances.

Do you mean antediluvian? @BobfromWB

[BobfromWB]

Do you mean antediluvian? @BobfromWB

The antediluvian term is associated with Biblical lore. The time of Chaos, the time of the Comet was prior to the sudden collapse of the Ice Sheets; while they had been gradually melting, it was not until the collapse of the Younger Dryas Event a 1000 years later that the world's oceans rose on average 400 feet.

[bigheadfred]

The antediluvian term is associated with Biblical lore. The time of Chaos, the time of the Comet was prior to the sudden collapse of the Ice Sheets; while they had been gradually melting, it was not until the collapse of the Younger Dryas Event a 1000 years later that the world's oceans rose on average 400 feet.

What does this have to do with the civilizations in Central America?

[Bigun]

The antediluvian term is associated with Biblical lore. The time of Chaos, the time of the Comet was prior to the sudden collapse of the Ice Sheets; while they had been gradually melting, it was not until the collapse of the Younger Dryas Event a 1000 years later that the world's oceans rose on average 400 feet.

There must have been one hell-of-a-lot of frozen water on the world's land masses prior to that. 

[bigheadfred]

The comet strike didn't contribute to rapid sea level rise. Perhaps the opposite. The Younger Dryas event was more gradual than people think. There may be more to Hapgood's theory of crustal displacement/pole shift as it aligns more with a sudden rapid 'sea level rise' i.e. the sloshing of the oceans that fit more closely to worldwide flood myths.