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153 pages of results. 601. C&C Review 1989 Issue (Volume XI): Contents [Journals] [SIS Review]
... faults in Warlow's original paper, he finds major errors in Slabinski's dynamics and concludes that Slabinski has not demonstrated the impossibility of a tippe top Earth inversion under the gravitational influence of a passing cosmic body. Dwardu Cardona: The River of Ocean 37 In the third of his series of articles on planetary identities', Dwardu Cardona concentrates on the celestial serpent and its relation to the ocean - the celestial ocean - and makes some intriguing tie-ins with the Saturn scenario. David Rohl: The Historicity of the Homeric Poems and Traditions 43 This, the first of three essays on ancient Greece in the light of the New Chronology', argues for the abolition of the Dark Ages of Greece ...
602. The Death of Gods in Ancient Egypt [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... year to bring forth a revised and updated version. This version has additional illustrations and supporting computer images of the precessionally changed sky over key predynastic settlements. This is for those interested in seeking a verifiable origin, or basis, for the Egyptian belief system, and is a serious and thoughtful investigation. Part One: the Story and the Celestial Dome. 1. Beginnings 2. A Necessary Foundation 3. The Inheritor of the Throne 4. A Necessary Foundation: Da Capo 5. Allowable Questions? Part Two: Egyptian Writings and the Quiet Sun. 6. Mighty is Your Striking Power' 7. Who Then is It? 8. The Pyramid Texts 9. The ...
603. A Personal Report on, and Irreverent Look at, the World Conference 'Planetary Violence in Human History' Portland, Oregon, January 3-5, 1997 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... galactic activity 14,000 years ago. Panel Discussion: Recent Global Catastrophe'. Bill Mullen asked Clube, Ginenthal, LaViolette, Dunlap, Ransom to say what distinguishes them from the others. Nobody had a clear answer, mainly, I think, because most of them did not know what the others were postulating. Zecharia Sitchin: Celestial Encounters'. Sitchin's work is interesting for the materials he shows but, as far as I am concerned, useless for the conclusions he draws from it. (His book is The Twelfth Planet.) He claims to have studied the Old Testament in Hebrew, to know Arabic and to have studied Sumerian. In the Bible, ...
604. The Atlantis Secret by Alan F.Alford (Book Review). C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of initiation process' where the reader is advised to digest one chapter at a sitting and take time for reflection' before moving on. Serious stuff, indeed .. . Alford's general approach to Greek myth is now along plausible and promising lines: The myths of the gods fit .. . a cataclysmic model. This model is undeniably celestial, and is based on the archetypal idea of Heaven falling cataclysmically to the Earth .. . the tectonic and volcanic aspects of some Greek myths are a natural corollary of this celestial model .. . the gods appear to be personifications of these cataclysmic forces' (pp. 30, 31). However he tends to shy away ...
605. ...more Myths Monuments and Mnemonics: A Visit To Easter Island [Journals] [Horus]
... and ritual, therefore, emerge spontaneously through the power of instinct during the cultural development of all people. A third view holds that these collective nightmares of cataclysm stem from actual events in history. The sacred legends and myths of world destruction are ancient dream-like memories of cosmic disruptions, such as the near collision of the Earth with a massive celestial body that occurred in an early phase of human history. In this view, the common elements in ancient tales of cosmic catastrophe were created neither by globe-trotting imagination nor evolved instincts; they resulted from common experience. This last interpretation, also derived from the field of psychoanalysis, oddly enough is the least popular among scientific thinkers. It ...
606. The Many Faces Of Venus - The Planet Venus in Ancient Myth and Religion by Ev Cochrane (Book Review). C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... theme when a goddess goes in search of the remains of her slain lover (the Sumerian Inanna and Dumuz, the Egyptian Isis and Osiris, the Norse Freyja and Odin etc.). The common theme of dishevelled hair during periods of mourning seems to be associated with the comet-like appearance of Venus at one stage of its metamorphosis within the celestial configuration. Her lamentations shook the world, bringing catastrophe, so she was also seen as a warrior goddess raging around the heavens. In India Durga-Kali is a bloodthirsty devastatrix with dishevelled hair, yet sometimes described as beautiful, and the Aztec mourning goddess Itzpapalotl is also a terrible warrior, yet at the same time an Aphrodite' or ...
607. The Sac and its Plenum [Books] [de Grazia books]
... system (U Geminorum-a dwarf nova system) where they postulate a gas disc with 6 x 10 17 electrons per cubic centimeter. Unless all the gas is ionized, the neutral gas density would be higher than the calculated electron density. The gas densities that they mention are comparable to those necessary to allow the early humans to discern the first celestial orbits. In the earlier stages of Solaria Binaria the plenum was impenetrable to an outside observer; all detected radiation came from the surface layers of the cone-shaped sac, an area up to fifty-five times the surface of the Sun. The luminosity of the sac would arise from the transaction between inflowing galactic electrons and the gases on the perimeter ...
608. Investigating the Mound-Builders' Astronomy [Journals] [Horus]
... of omens. The crescent Moon, appearing below the planet Mars, is a favorable sign. When Venus makes a transit through the constellation of the Ram, She bestows upon mankind peace and a mild government." [Fell, America B. C., p. 21] Because astrological lore itself rests on a knowledge of recurrent celestial alignments, the recognition and measurement of these cycles astronomically , - i.e . by systematic observation - must have occurred first. The astrological formulae in the inscription above resembles similar examples from ancient Babylon and China where it is known that astronomical measurement already had reached a high degree of sophistication. If the culture which placed the tablet ...
609. The Cosmic Origin of the Swastika [Journals] [Aeon]
... be pointed out that the present Sun is not seen to revolve or rotate and that there is absolutely nothing about the present Sun, or its motions, that even hints at a swastika-like emblem. The association of the emblem with the sun has been thought to be strengthened by a red-figured krater from Apulia which depicts Helios, riding in his celestial chariot, with a swastika emblazoned on his chest. (16) It must be remembered, however, that, originally, Helios was a name of the planet Saturn and not the Sun. (17) In various other ancient depictions, swastikas, and related symbols, are shown radiating from two concentric circles, and this, ...
610. Abraham and Phallicism [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... was gathered up by Jupiter which increased its mass and would have been the dominating heavenly body at the time of Abraham. There is, however, considerable disagreement as to which planet might have been the agent of destruction in Abraham's day. I favour Venus for the following reasons: 1. Newgrosh has presented strong evidence for Venus having been celestially active and probably destructive to Earth at c.2300 BC, i.e ., at an earlier date [13] 2. The priestesses of Isis were associated with the phallus of Osiris 3. Talbott and Cochrane are convincing that Isis, the mother-wife of Osiris/Saturn, is Venus. Jupiter, which seems to have ...
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