Originally Posted by Urban_Journalz
Peace, Urban.
Peace, Urban.
Interesting thoughts on the DNA. However, what are your elaborated thoughts on these certain forces you mentioned? As far as I can tell, it is only more beneficial for society in general that the human being is awakened to all his powers and senses.
Conversely, the only thing I can ascertain on why people are made to kill ourselves and each other falls under the concept of scarcity; these people want more of everything (power, money, etc) for themselves, and less of it for everybody else. In otherwords, slavery will never go away. Perhaps the idea of people who think they are better than you comes attached to the notion that you should be breaking your back to make their lives easier.
Peace mi hermano.
"Die before you die."-Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh)
My elaborated thoughts are simple, the powers that be, under whatever name, Big Brother, The Illuminati, etc., want to do exactly what you said, keep the majority of people as slaves. Up until now, it's all been about money. Keeping the majority of it in the hands of a few and very few crumbs kicked down to the masses. However, a lot of us have started to wake up. To dig for the truth within ourselves and feed that nagging sensation that tells us that there is WAY more to the picture than what we can pick up with the five senses.
Because of this awakening and the coming Awakening, those who have been in power up until now are scared shitless. Why? Because it's NOT ABOUT MONEY ANYMORE. Now it's about the awakening and evolution of CONSCIOUSNESS ITSELF! Imagine, if you will, THE WHOLE of MANKIND not contending with eachother over the trivial things in life, but HELPING one another with the things that MATTER! To us, it's beautiful, but to THEM, it's chaos because all of their so-called power would be rendered useless! You can't control a population that is more interested in unlocking the secrets of space, time, dimensions and The Self with something as trivial as a fuckin' piece of paper and they KNOW it!
That's why we're constantly bombarded with bullshit. I call it one last push before the veils are lifted, everyone sees who everyone is and some, "aggressive negotiations" have to be made.
The Human Race is more powerful than any of us can fully grasp. I, personally, think that if any one of us were to wake up tomorrow and have all of our inherent abilities unlocked, the FIRST thing we would do is fall into uncontrollable and hysterical laughter. Most likely followed by an equally powerful spell of tears because we'll have come to a place where nothing matters except further wisdom. Not bills. Not taxes. Not what kind of car you have or don't have.
Peace
Or we're just animals and you need to get your head out of your ass pretending you're a dethroned God...
HANKERING FOR SOME BEEF CURTAINS
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Photograph by Hiram Bingham, National Geographic
The ruins of Machu Picchu are covered in jungle growth in this 1911 photograph taken when Yale archaeologist Hiram Bingham first came to the site a century ago this week.
Bingham was surprised to find that the ancient Inca sites he visited in Peru, including Machu Picchu, weren't as hidden or deserted as he imagined they would be. (Related: "What Was Machu Picchu For? Top Five Theories Explained.")
"When he climbed the mountain on July 24, 1911, he was very surprised to find an Indian family at the top of the ridge," said Christopher Heaney, a Harrington Doctoral Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin.
In fact, three families were living on the mountain ridge on which Machu Picchu was built. A young boy from one of those families guided Bingham up the rest of the mountain, where he got his first complete glimpse of the 15th-century city that he would later make world famous.
Most of Machu Picchu was covered in jungle vines and trees in 1911, but there were a few sites that the Indian farmers had cleared away to grow crops.
"It was very much a living site, not something lost and dead," said Heaney, who is the author of the book Cradle of Gold: The Story of Hiram Bingham, a Real-Life Indiana Jones, and the Search for Machu Picchu.
(Read more about the 1911 "rediscovery" of Machu Picchu.)
—Ker Than
Published July 22, 2011
After: Modern Machu Picchu
Photograph by Harvey Lloyd, Getty Images
Today the buildings at Machu Picchu are free of the vines and jungle growth that covered them when Bingham first arrived in 1911. The homes of the indigenous Indian families that Bingham encountered during his first visit are also gone.
Those families didn't live in Machu Picchu's stone buildings but rather in wooden huts that they had built on other parts of the mountain ridge.
"Bingham's arrival really changed their lives, because the landowner now knew there were people living there," Heaney said. The landowner "might have started collecting rent, we don't know. But we do know that there were three families living there in 1911, and by 1915 only one family was left."
That family was eventually hired by the Peruvian government to be caretakers of the site.
Before: Lost to the Jungle
Photograph by Hiram Bingham, National Geographic
Bingham returned to Machu Picchu in 1912 with a team to begin excavation of the site, and then briefly visited again in 1915 (pictured).
During his 1915 trip, Bingham wrote in his journal that he was shocked at how fast the jungle had grown to recover the excavated buildings.
"... [I] nearly wept to see how it had gone back to jungle and brush," he wrote. "Only one group of buildings clear—and that occupied by six pigs! Our lovely camp site now occupied by a hut and dirt, squalor, and filth. Very little of the ruins visible. Alas, Alack-a-day!"
(Get the top ten Machu Picchu secrets.)
Published July 22, 2011
After: Neatly Excavated Ruins
Photograph from Kuttig Travel/Alamy
Machu Picchu's ruins are seen neatly excavated in 1997. The unique beauty and historical importance of the site led UNESCO to declare it a World Heritage site in 1983.
During his 1912 trip to Machu Picchu, Bingham and his team excavated some of the buildings and temples in search of artifacts—metalwork in particular.
However, they were mostly unsuccessful. The scientists began finding objects of interest only after members of the farming families living at the site guided them to burial chambers hidden on Machu Picchu's mountain slope, Heaney noted.
The skeletons found in those chambers led Bingham to speculate that Machu Picchu might have been a temple devoted to the Virgins of the Sun, a holy order of chosen women dedicated to the Inca sun god, Inti.
Bingham's theory was based on the incorrect interpretation that the skeletons were mostly female. It's now known that the remains were about half male and half female.
Before: 1900s Entrance
Photograph by Hiram Bingham, National Geographic
A local man sits on stairs in the entrance to Machu Picchu in this undated photograph taken by Hiram Bingham.
"I would kill to see [Machu Picchu] the way that Bingham first saw it," Heaney said. "It looks so incredible and romantic from the pictures that he took." (See more of Bingham's Mach Picchu pictures from 1913.)
Why the Inca built Machu Picchu is still a mystery. According to one popular theory, it was the royal retreat of the 15th-century Inca Emperor Pachacuti.
"The members of Pachacuti's panaca [royal court] may have lived there during the year for a few days, weeks, or months," Guillermo Cock, a Lima-based archaeologist, previously told National Geographic News. (Cock has also received funding from the National Geographic Society's Committee for Research and Exploration.)
After: Entrance in 2007
Photograph by Chris Deeney, Alamy
The same gateway stairs are cleared of jungle growth and debris in a 2007 photograph.
Today, most of the archaeological work that happens at Machu Picchu is focused on the site's conservation, Cock said.
"They keep the place in very good shape, but they do not really excavate the pre-Columbian levels of occupation," he added. "To do that, you really have to close down sections of the city for long periods of time."
(See Machu Picchu pictures submitted by National Geographic fans.)
Published July 22, 2011
Christopher Knight & Alan Butler - Civilization One, The Moon & The Megalithic Yard
July 28, 2011
Chris became a writer almost by accident. In 1976 he became a Freemason because he was curious to know what the organization was really about. He decided to conduct his own private research and for the next 20 years he slowly reconstructed the origins of the craft. Four books later, he is known for his investigations into ritual and belief systems. Alan Butler is an engineer as well as a professional writer. He set out on a two decade search that led to the decoding of some of the most important details regarding prehistoric knowledge and achievement in Europe. Alan Butler is a recognized expert in ancient cosmology. Chris and Alan have also co-authored four books including, Civilization One and Who Built the Moon? In this first hour, we'll talk with both Chris and Alan about Civilization One. They say there must have been a highly advanced precursor to what is currently the earliest recognized civilization. They'll talk about the mystery of the ancient "megalithic yard"-an incredibly precise unit of measurement that's based on a deep understanding of the solar system. Chris and Alan will also talk about our universe as being designed to make humans, patterns and messages in our solar system, human DNA and time travelers. Later, we discuss megalithic builders and stone circle technology.
http://www.redicecreations.com/radio...RIR-110728.php
David Hatcher Childress & Brien Foerster - Mystery of the Ancient Elongated Skulls
July 31, 2011
David Hatcher Childress is the author of 15 books, including The Lost Cities Series. He has appeared in numerous documentaries about Atlantis, ancient mysteries and UFOs. David has been on expeditions around the world, beginning at the age of 19, in search for lost cities, ancient mysteries and clues of our origins. At 11 years of age Brien Foerster became fascinated with the Native art of the Haida native people and began carving totem poles, and other related art forms. He completed an Honours Bachelor Of Science degree, but decided to take up carving and sculpture full time. After working in Hawaii as assistant project manager for the building of a 62 foot double hull sailing canoe, he started an online outrigger paddle business, which flourished internationally. Peru became his next major area of interest. The study of the Inca culture led to his writing a book, A Brief History Of The Incas and he runs Hidden Inca Tours in Peru. David and Brien join us for an interview to talk about their co-authored book about the phenomenon of cranial elongation. The Inca may have been the last people in South America to exhibit this characteristic. Cranial elongation was global in scope, and seemed to occur over at least 2 time periods; the greater number were bound skulls of the priestly and regal class or classes, wanting their children to "look like the ancestors and have their intelligence and psychic power." The older ones, mainly in Peru, were the ancestors.
http://www.redicecreations.com/radio...RIR-110731.php
http://www.youtube.com/user/brienfoerster
holy shit i just remembered the time i was imagining sniffing a 3-dimensional line of cocaine in outer space!
coke wont help you to understand this.
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