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writing on it that pre-dates sanskrit
glows under a black light
https://encrypted-tbn3.google.com/im...V31CTSINgTwpOx
https://encrypted-tbn3.google.com/im...yI_JxQkLvr1isQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rctv4...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rctv4...eature=related
I dont know if I see what he is seeing here but the vortex stuff is cool
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuE1BFZ8gHc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuE1BFZ8gHc
Bookmarking.
That pyramid looks like he bought it at the Kuwait City Airport. Ecuador is in South America.
Sanskrit is not the earliest writing in the area it is from, Cuniform is. Sanskrit is not from the Americas, it is from Asia. The Olmec writing or symbol system is from Central America, though, and is just about as old as Sanskrit. Why not compare the writing to the Olmec writing? Unless he bought that thing at the Kuwait City Airport.
Lots of things glow under blacklight, from certain rocks to certain animals. Especially things you can buy at an airport.
If you have a problem with the translation example used then you should probably ask the Linguistics Association president that translated it... So because he didnt use the example you think he shouldve used to give an impression of how old the writing is then it must be fake. Why not question the writing on it? I dont understand the logical connection of your argument. Almost seems like you disbelieve it first then form an argument for disbelief second. If this ended up being real, would it affect some other core belief you have?Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt Hester
Who knows, could be fake. Maybe they made it themselves out of a piece of South American Pyramid block and painted it with some left over rave party paint. All we can really go off of with any artifact found is the reputation of the names of the people involved with it
The point that the researcher, Klaus Dona (who is an artist that calls himself a "spiritual researcher") is trying to make is that there was an ancient world-wide and connected civilization that all used this same "pre-sanskrit" language. He calls it "pre-sanskrit" because it is supposedly very similar to sanskrit, but even older.
The translator, Kurt Schildmann, President of the "German Linguistic Association", learned his languages traveling and in the German Military, where he learned Sanskrit. He has no linguistics degree. He is all about this same ancient civilization, though, along with Japanese Atlantis, giant bones, ancient aliens, crystal skulls and just about all of the rediculous fantasy history that is popular right now.
Maybe its all crap that they put out there. I dont know. Maybe next time I post some weird old news or weird new news I find surfing the net Ill remember to post a disclaimer that it could be crap, if I in some way haven't experienced it myself. I probably will forget but whatever. Even though your not supporting too much to disprove its existence other than all the stuff they say is crap. I also cant say anything to prove its existence, but I dont really care that much
Japanese Atlantis - Dont knopw about Atlantis, but they're is evidence of submerged man made structures off the coast of Japan
Giant bones - could've found a Shaq from thousands of years ago. Just kidding but they have found bodies of little people that arent dwarfs.
Ancient Aliens - used to label too many things
cryslal skulls - who cares
Just wondering. How long do you think this planet has been inhabited?
Blaaaarg. As soon as he said he was from Project Camelot it lost credibility in my eyes.
Interesting. Could there findings be a type of project camelot? Have they found things that they think might disrupt society and using fake artifact findings to soften the blow ahead of time by putting little things out on the internet here and there? Like how more finding are coming out of civilizations older than 6000 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
Don't misunderstand me Sean, I am not saying anything about the pyramid or the writing on it. I am more than open minded when it comes to the unknown and erased history of the earth and humanity.
But there are two things about project camelot that I am in opposition with
1) They constantly discredit God and Christ, and I am Christian
2) They push new age occultism and more.
I am familiar with project Camelot.
Dont worry, if the pyramid is crap thats cool with me. Im happy to learn things. I try not to get attached to things and ideas or whatever. Project Camelot seems very vague on wiki. all it talks about is a cancelled military research project. Any time I see research project it seems sketchy because China classifies its torture experiments as research projects.
What exactly is it they are trying to do? Their website seems vague to.
In my opinion they are trying to discredit faith in Christ and push new age occultism, like I said.
Take for example the second video you posted. First off he said that some bullshit about "all the churches pointing to the center of the Orion nebula, and they call the center of the orion nebula 'God', OK, that's what they point to and call it Yahweh and call it God".
That's a totally inaccurate and frivolous statement. But it will mislead a lot of people.
Next he says "When you see and eye, it has nothing to do with the illuminati" or something like that.
Well yes, the illuminati were formed as we know it in 1776 and admittedly all this pyramid and eye mojo has been around for thousands of years.
However the occultism that the illuminati partake in is firmly planted in ancient babylonian occultism, which is thousands of years old.
Pyramids and eyes and all that symbology has EVERYTHING to do with the illuminati, because the illuminati has EVERYTHING to do with ancient babylonian occultism. They are hand in hand, and one in the same. Some researchers would assert that there are still active bloodlines in charge of this new world order that stretch back to the times of babylon and before.
Anyways, Project Camelot and their circle of co-misleaders stick to primarily those two purposes mentioned in my first sentence.
Thanx for the info. I try to stay away from discrediting too much of the orthodox religions. They have a powerful existence for a reason. We live on asylum planet of craziesQuote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
That guy in the second video I think is a bit aggressive because he has a lot religious people messing with him. He thinks the Vatican has been covering up the churches connection to Orion and somehow that discredits the church, but some people think in reinforces the church. But yeah, Im not sure what he bases a couple of those statements off of.
This post made me think of this as well. Not really off topic, just sort of a different part of the same sort of topic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Marshall
Alot of people are familiar with this:
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/a...2_1516221a.jpg
But not a lot of people are familiar with this:
http://downloads.thedaily.com/ui-ima...662w-at-1x.jpg
Think about how many of those statues there are, how old the are, and the fact that there are over 1000 of them on Easter Island. The earth surrounding them was not placed there intentionally. It was washed down from weather. So how long have they been there? Incredible.
http://www.eisp.org/
Saw that a while ago. That's just crazy how big those things really are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
Yeah it's totally amazing. The have found "cement" pedestals that the statues are all mounted on, and there are post-holes drilled in teh ground and shit for rigging them up I guess. Pretty insane.
I think that this planet has been inhabited by Homo-Sapien for 200,000 years, or so, because that is what mitochondrial dna tells us.
People figured out how to irrigate crops (somewhere before 8,000 years ago or 6000 bc), and that led to extra food, which led to free time, which led to trading with other people heavily, which led to building walls around those trade centers to protect them. The first cities rose from this.
Jericho, in West Bank, Palestine, could be one of the oldest walled cities. Some of the wall structures uncovered there could be older than 10,500 years.
I'm just saying Matt researches this shit for fun. DO NOT GET HIM STARTED ON APES PLEASE
Considering that oral tradition can remain accurate for centuries, and the code of hammurabi and the epic of Gilgamesh closely resemble the ten commandments and Noah's ark, I believe that there is a lost history. Add to that all the similarities in cultural icons, like pyramids, "dragons", and the like....and the theory of Pangea....and the biblical story of the tower of babel...and the stories in the book of Enoch having parallels to the annunaki stories....there's a lot that adds up that we don't know. I think it's been hidden.
/rant
Awe man, you cant say that. Now I wanna know whats up with apes. Its like the make you think of a pink elephant by saying dont think of a pink elephant thingQuote:
Originally Posted by Derek Stewart
No you fucking don't. On a side note i am very well informed on apes as i have broken the don't talk about apes rule many a time...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Marshall
I also want to know about apes now....
Maybe we will start a Matt Hester ape thread, more to come!
I'd like to hear about apes.