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Making Sense of the Anshar-Agartha-Hollow-Earth People
Turning on the computer this morning I was greeted by a short but engaging email from Martin Ashton, which helped knock me out of my writer’s block. Here’s the email: Dear Mark, What’s your perception of the Anshar/Agarthans/Hollow/Inner Earth 5th … Continue reading
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Tagged agartha, annunaki, anshar, hollow earth people, nephilim, titans
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The Human Story 12: Atlantis and the First Epoch
The Atlantis colonies started out as the epitome of human nobility, but careless curiosity and misguided science would lead to savagery and a series of geological disasters. Continue reading
Posted in After we die, Heaven and Earth, ITC, Other-worldly matters, Our ancient heritage, Our paradise destiny, Science and Technology, Society and ethics, Spiritual realms, what then?
Tagged ancient human heritage, Atlantis, Cro-Magnon, eden, gods, human hybrids, paradise, paradise destiny, titans, where was atlantis?, where was eden?
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The Human Story 4: The Edenites and Their Descendants
So that, I believe, is about as near to the truth as you’ll find today on Earth about our ancient ancestors—the Edenites and their gifted descendants—who were finally destroyed in the death-throes of Atlantis at the end of the first epoch of modern (cross-bred) humanity. Continue reading
Posted in After we die, Heaven and Earth, ITC, Other-worldly matters, Our ancient heritage, Our paradise destiny, Society and ethics, Spiritual realms, Worldly matters
Tagged akkadia, ancient gods, anunnaki, archangels, Atlantis, Babylon, book of enoch, eden, giants, marduk, nephilim, reptilians, seven archangels, sumerian tablets, titans
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The Human Story 3: An Ancient Timeline
The human puzzle gets more mind-boggling as the pieces come together. Many of the pieces in this article have been hauled in from the dusty archives of museums and labs where scientists tuck away inconvenient evidence that clashes with the prevailing paradigm…. Continue reading
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Tagged asteroids, Atlantis, bones in coal, craters, dinosaurs, eden, fall of man, gods, grooved spheres, human origin, ica stones, marduk, mass extinction, Meister sandal, titans
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