Something interesting just happened. I was looking for a picture of an Ankh, because I'm reading this new book and I wanted to see what symbol he was talking about. It's on page 11 of the book. So here's the excerpt:
"Before the great civilization of Mu, there existed in the north Pacific a large continent known as Adoma. As it sank some five hundred thousand years ago, Lemuria rose in the south Pacific. A-Dom is a Lemurian word meaning "race of men from the red earth." It has come down to us today as "Adam."
The "T" or "TAU" cross, surmounted by a circle, is the Crux Ansata (Ankh) or the cross of life. It was the key to the mysteries of antiquity and gave rise to the more modern story of St. Peter's golden key to heaven. The Crux Ansata migrated to many parts of the earth from Lemuria and Atlantis. It was originally the great fertility symbol of the people of Adoma, because it employs the masculine "TAU" and a feminine oval.
The migration of the Ankh or Crux Ansata is proven by the fact that it is found all over the world amongst ancient civilizations. It was plainly sculptured upon the back of at least one of the great stone figures found on Easter Island. This figure was brought to London by a sailing ship and is now in the British Museum.
The Crux Ansata has been found adorning the breasts of statues and bas-reliefs at Palenque, Copan, and throughout Central America. This cross was always associated with water. Among the Babylonians it was the emblem of the water gods; among the Scandinavians of heaven and immortality; and among the Mayas of rejuvenation and freedom from physical suffering. In Egypt this cross signified immortality of the soul."
So I read this and I wanted to see some pictures of it. I went and found a few pictures. This one picture I saw a spider web on the hand of the one guy and so I didn't save it to my pictures, but I took a few other pictures of the Ankh instead. This is the picture:
(If you right click and open photo in new tab, I think it will be full size. If not, here's the site where the picture can be found: Tom Clark, Beyond the Pale )
Anyway...so I didn't save the picture, at first. But, from page 11, all the way to page 21, I read this now:
"The Pyramid was the place of the "second birth," the "womb of the mysteries." Tradition says that somewhere in its depths resided an unknown being called "The Dweller." He was a lion-faced master that few men ever saw."
As soon as I read that, the picture with that damn spider web on his hand came back to me and I had to go and find it again, haha, to look at it, because this guy definitely has a lion-face! Check it out!
The book is called "Secret Places of the Lion" by George Hunt Williamson.
Continuing from the last excerpt... "He was a lion-faced master that few men ever saw. Legends say that when man first arrived on earth, millions of years ago, he took beastly body --first that of the cat, and later the ape. The Great Sphinx of Egypt, showing the head of a man and the body of a lion, commemorates this stupendous transition far back in archaic time! It has already been mentioned that Thoth, the Atlantean, aided in the building of the Pyramid. The prototypes of the later, inferior, and smaller pyramids were copies made by the Egyptians. Thoth placed secret records and his Twelve Emerald Tablets in the Pyramid."
And LOOK! He has nine snakes on top of his head, plus two on each side of the head, whereas that guy in front of him (who may even BE Thoth!) has only one snake on top of his forehead!
(Later)...
I like this book. It's really fascinating. I'm on page 29, and twice up to this point he mentions where he gets this information from. On page 27 he says, "However, ancient records from the Mystery School in the Andes, near Lake Titicaca, Peru, affirm something entirely different!" And in the beginning of the book in Prologue, "History is rewritten in these pages in the light of translations from very ancient manuscripts preserved in the great library of one of the world's time-honoured mystery schools... a "lost city" high in the mountains of Peru." Oh, and one more time, at the end of the Prologue, "The author wishes to extend his appreciation to his wife for her encouragement; and to Brother Philip, O.A.* (*Amethystine Order), of a monastery in the Peruvian mountains who worked tirelessly amidst Cyclopean masonry translating original, ancient records in the scriptorium there."
I had to mention this because the book is written a bit differntly than the usual books out there. And I wanted to excerpt this onto the page, because this is something we must bulls-eye in the center and remember to think about deeply in order to get at the core of what is going on here, and who knows...elsewhere as well.
Page 29: "A people called the Amu or Hyksos invaded Egypt after a great natural catastrophe, when the river "turned into blood" and the earth shook. They overran Egypt without any difficulty. They enslaved the Egyptians...destroyed valuable records and works of art...they murdered, burned, and ruled as Pharaohs with an iron hand and a savage brain.
The Amu or the Hyksos of Egypt and the Amalekites of the Hebrews and Arabs were not different peoples, but one and the same nation!
The negative or so-called evil force incarnated into the Hyksos people--the force which always fights Truth and universal knowledge! Later in Egypt this force was behind the evil Amun priesthood. It was the reason for the destruction of Mu and Atlantis by those of the "Left-Hand Path." Again it was responsible for the destruction of great records of Truth in the Old and New World. And the force is present today as the Anti-Christ---those who would keep the people of the world enslaved in ignorance; have them die by the thousands on a battlefield so that they might succeed in their conquests, their lust, their greed, and their plan for world domination."
So I went to go look up the "Amalekites" and in the things I read, it said in one place that they represent --'am' = lick blood-- And in another place it said only that they represent 'those who lick.' In another sentence I picked up what sounded like the word 'Nephilim.' Therefore, it seems that what is incarnating in the world is a monster, not a person or people, but an invader, a predator.
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Ohpe! But then reading pages 33, 34 and 35 about the reincarnation stunt that occurred: "Now, a curious thing happened here---a rare pattern seldom duplicated in reincarnational history." The thing is, this book was first published in 1958, but since then we've had what's called The Mandela Effect, and that could do a lot of strange things. . . changing around of history instantly, where things written down in books before are not anymore but something else is there instead! I don't know why, but that thought came to my mind.
IS life like a box of chocolates?
or
WAS life like a box of chocolates?
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