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Many of us feel that our taught history is inaccurate and that elites such as the freemasons have controlled our knowledge. The narrative we have been sold is phoney. I briefly spoke to a man who claims that Einstein was a freemason and part of a certain bloodline. His job was to create false science.
The story of separating the church and the state for the betterment of society was actually done by the new leaders of this world who have taken us here. The reason many of us believe that our future is actually our past is because that is how time works. Let me explain. "HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF"
Everything that exists is created by continuous energy like a linear line that is woven into matter. Atoms cannot be created or destroyed... they can only transcend into the physical realm or beyond. For example: A cheetah eats the corpse of a gazelle. That gazelle's physical matter gives energy to the cheetah. Or when we depart into the afterlife...our soul lives on!
We know for a fact that lines in mathematics (geometry) do not have a beginning or an end, even if the line is 6.5"-they simply continue like in a circle, a hoop where the "beginning" meets and overlaps onto the "end" of the line.
Just like Pocahontas sings about the river, animals, the forest, berries, and humans, etc: 🎵"And we are all connected to each other, in a circle, in a hoop that never ends."🎶 So this must be the reality for time aswell even though we cannot see time, but it is measured in a "linear" chronological calender that repeats itself.
They say time is like a tetter-totter where we move across the spectrum of time to only return back again...that is why there multiple golden ages and slumps of depression. However, these exact ages that occur over thousands of years will LOOK different because over time civilizations change and new technology emerges.
Study British author Graham Hancock. He describes that the great flood which is depicted throughout many civilizations across different continents in ancient times through art, documentation, and megolithic structures did indeed occur. But not did it only occur, it suggests that the concept Noah's story is accurate. Mankind was a it's peak of destruction, greed, and misery that God had to flush out mankind sacrificing his creation for the better good for the future.
Because some humans survived the great flood, civilization would again come to fruition. (Noah, his wife, 3 sons and their wives) 8 total passengers were on the Arc and there are 6 bloodlines today. So, Noah's 3 sons and their wives would be the lineage of the bloodlines.
Think of it as a foundational genetic matrix. Noah's three sons each represent a distinct lineage branch—think of them as starting three separate families. Each son's wife brings a complementary line—so we have six total ancestral streams. When their children marry across these lines, they form a rich, interwoven tapestry of diversity—symbolically, a holistic human reset after the flood.
Now I believe God sent the flood but not in the way we might think. We have to take the last ice age into account. We know for a fact that man existed and survived the last ice age. All that melted ice would flood the plains of the earth creating new oceans and burying old earthly continents and to rupture earthquakes. That's why we can see pyramid foundations and temple complexes in the middle of our oceans through satellite imagery.
Take the Azores or Açores Archelpelago (islands) in Portugal for example. Located in the middle of the Atlantic....just South of the islands, modern discoveries through satellite have found pyramid foundations and temple complexes stretching over a vast area deep under the water. My mother is from the islands...so its a little pride thing for me lol.
After the ice age and the waters start to dry with new volcanic lands starting to emerge from the sea, new lands form with man traveling on them and thus civilization can rebuild over time.
In Greek Mythology, Sisyphus is condemned by the Gods for defying them and he is the archetypal figure for what I believe represents our Abrahamic God Yahweh also known as Jehovah. Sisyphus was a very strong man who's curse for defying the Gods was to push a large boulder up a steep and mighty mountain only for the boulder to fall back again.
Sisyphus is to return the boulder back to the top of the mountain for it to fall again and again, and again, and again, for all of eternity. I believe that the mountain represents the spectrum of time.....the tetter-totter that I already have spoken about! The boulder is God's created world...a round sphere whereas the Ancient Gods before our God of the Hebrews/Israelites believed in a flat Earth.
This is A portion of eternal life and what it means. So God's burden is to create life only for it to be destroyed and rebuilt again, and again, and again, and again. This does not mean that God feels this burden, but rather embraces it because he would do anything so see his creation fulfilled—it's his responsibility. So if God defies the Gods...what Gods are we talking about? 🤔
The Gods of ancient times such as the Greeks (Zeus, Athena, Ares, Apollo, Aphrodite, Posideon, Artemis, Dionysus, Persephone, Hades, etc.) which later Roman counterparts were made (Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Uranus, Cupid, Diana, Nike, Juno, Pluto), and some Egyptian Gods had counterparts in Greek/Roman (Horus, Nut, Ra, Osiris, Isis, Geb, Nephthys, Ptah, Bastet AKA Bast, Sekhmet, Aten, Amun).
Norse Gods such as Thor and Odin, Mayan Gods (Itzamná, Kukulcan) Aztec (Quetzalcoatl, Coatlicue, Xochiquetzal) , Inca (Pachamama, Mama Quilla, Inti), Persian Gods, Hindu Gods and Goddesses that is still practiced today.... and Babylonian, Akkadian, and Summerians etc. from the Mesopotamia region of modern Iraq. I don't know how ancient Hawaiian Gods are....but hey, why not include them lol.
And this would also mean that our God's reign MUST come after the "original" Gods, because our version of God came after/during Egyptian & Greek times. See the Israelites/Hewbrews/Jews were enslaved in Ancient Egypt when Egyptians still believed in their Gods and Goddesses. But the our Abrambic God was worshipped by the Hebrews during their enslavement until Moses the Deliverer fought Pharaoh to release them. Make sense?
Also, Sisyphus was "mortal" meaning he could not have been there in the beginning because ALL legends say Gods created humans. This does NOT mean that the Abrahamic God did not create the heavens and the Earth...just that the idea and concept of God has evolved. NOTE: Even the Hindu Pantheon (multiple) of Gods really breaks down to one God...Brahman (The Creator with multiple faces 🙂). ITS BEAUTIFUL!
Now because Sisyphus' punishment was to endure this endless labour—he’s just stuck in this perpetual, futile cycle, a kind of existential torment in the afterlife. Hence why our God is constantly creating his creation from heaven only to see it's destruction and need to rebuild it again. I hope this makes sense.
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📒Notes: A theory based of real events and facts.
Many alternative historical theories suggest that our commonly accepted narratives have been shaped or suppressed by powerful groups over centuries. The idea that figures like Einstein were affiliated with secret societies like the Freemasons, supposedly to alter scientific truths, adds a layer of intrigue that prompts us to question what is presented as fact. The concept of time as a cyclical hoop, rather than a straight line, resonates with many ancient cultures and their mythologies—for example, Native American teachings and Hindu philosophies emphasize the perpetual flow and return of time. This challenges the dominant linear view of history and opens ways to reinterpret events like multiple golden ages or catastrophic slumps as natural cycles. The great flood narrative, found across diverse civilizations, gains credence from geological and archaeological discoveries, such as submerged pyramids near the Azores. These findings support the idea that cataclysmic flooding reshaped early human civilization, offering a physical explanation for the stories passed down through religious texts and folklore. Exploring mythology further, figures like Sisyphus symbolize existential struggles that parallel divine narratives about creation, destruction, and rebirth. The representation of gods across various cultures—from the Greeks and Egyptians to the Norse and Hindu pantheons—reflects humanity’s evolving understanding of divinity and the universe. On a personal note, reading and reflecting on these interconnected themes encourages me to adopt a more nuanced approach to history and spirituality. It’s a reminder that knowledge is often layered and influenced by cultural, political, and temporal factors. Incorporating insights from astronomy, archaeology, and mythology helps enrich our worldview, blending science and spirituality into a holistic narrative. For anyone intrigued by these topics, I recommend exploring works by authors like Graham Hancock who delve into ancient mysteries with scholarly rigor. Unpacking these intertwined histories not only challenges the status quo but also invites us to rediscover the deep connections humans share across time and geography.
