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69 pages of results. 161. Atlantis - The Lost Continent Finally Found [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Uniformitarianism (negation of cataclysms), which became the present paradigm of geological science. However, the better paleontologists and geologists are fast returning towards the ancient view, which is not only Sacred History, but Reality itself, as we found out in our researches on the matter. Q20: Is there a connection between Atlantis and the Great Pyramid? A: Yes. The Great Pyramid- and indeed the pyramids the world over- represents the Holy Mountain, which is no other than Mt. Atlas, the Pillar of Heaven that was the central feature of Atlantis. Mount Atlas was in reality the giant volcano whose explosion destroyed Atlantis, causing the Flood and the end of ...
162. Index of Authors
... Gods of the New World Ev Cochrane, Martian Meteorites in Ancient Myth and Modern Science Ev Cochrane, Mons Veneris Ev Cochrane, On Dragons and Red Dwarves Ev Cochrane, On Mars and Pestilence Ev Cochrane, Racial Memory and Instinct: The Case of the Honeyguide Ev Cochrane, Samson Revealed Ev Cochrane, Sothis and the Morning Star in the Pyramid Texts Ev Cochrane, Stairway to Heaven Ev Cochrane, Suns and Planets in Neolithic Rock Art Ev Cochrane, The Birth of Athena Ev Cochrane, The Death of Heracles Ev Cochrane, The Eye Goddess Ev Cochrane, The Female Star Ev Cochrane, The Milky Way Ev Cochrane, The Origins of the Latin God Mars Ev Cochrane, The ...
163. The Opening Of The Mouth Ritual - Part III [Journals] [Aeon]
... [10] Thus, the opening of the Egyptian sun-god's mouth was simultaneously the restoration of his eye and heart. In Mesoamerica, the images are on a personal human scale but far more dramatic and emotional. Visualize the victim be-ing roughly escorted to the site of sacrifice. He is placed on his back on the peak of a small pyramid of stones, or over the top of a pedestal or short column, on a platform at the top of the temple stairs. [11] We see the priest slicing open the victim's chest, spreading apart the ribs and ripping out the still-beating bloody heart. It is held up to the sun in offering and supplication. The ...
164. A Seven Year Famine in the Reign of King Djoser with Other Parallels between Imhotep and Joseph [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... cried "Bow thy knee!" before Joseph as he passed. Genesis 41:38-43 Imhotep enjoyed the reputation of being one of the greatest of Egyptian sages; his fame for wisdom made so deep an impression on his countrymen that it endured for many centuries. Hurry, 16, quoting Budge Imhotep was the builder of the first Step Pyramid. The Imhotepian cult was probably first associated with his tomb, outside the city of Memphis. But the cult spread far and wide, even into Nubia. Al least three temples are known to have been built in honor of Imhotep. Hurry, 42,43 "Since God has shown you this there is none so discreet and ...
165. A Brief Summary of the Evidence for a Gap in the Bible and Much Earlier Dates for Many of its Major Events [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... states. Could the arrival and rise to power of the Sumerians have provoked a migration of the Semites to Egypt, where there was a sudden influx of Mesopotamian culture? And could this be the background for Abraham's migration? c. 2700 B.C .: The Vizier Imhotep, the greatest of Egypt's viziers who designed the first step pyramid, saved Egypt from a seven-year famine for which he was awarded land. Joseph also saved Egypt from a seven-year famine and was awarded land. Is it possible to identify Joseph with Imhotep, of whom we have a statue? c. 2600-2200 B.C .: The Age of Pyramids. Semites ruled at least twelve of the ...
166. The Original Star of Dawn [Articles]
... position directly atop this stream of cosmic debris. If, then, the Bennu, or Phoenix, first appeared on top of the primeval hill, it should rightly be identified as the planet Mars as, by implication, so should the Egyptian Morning Star. Can Egyptian lore itself verify this? The Morning Star is mentioned extensively in the Pyramid Texts. There the Morning Star is presented as a male deity and, in fact, identified in the texts themselves as no other than Horus. Thus, just as the Morning Star was referred to as Neter Duat, that is the Star or God of the Duat, so is the god in question called Horus of the Duat ...
... If Oft, P 3 "identisch ist also Suden und Unterwelt auch hier wle be! unserer kosmischen Ausrichtung der Erdaclise." P. 24. . THE BABYLONIAN UNIVERSE 35 3. The upper or northern half of the earth was regarded as consisting of seven stages (tupukati), ranged one above another in the form of a staged pyramid. Speaking of the staged temple of Nippur, Sayce observes: "It was a model of the earth, which those who built it believed to be similarly shaped, and to have the form of a mountain whose peak penetrated the clouds." 1 4. In like manner the antarctic or under half of the earth was supposed ...
168. On testing The Polar configuration [Journals] [Aeon]
... Fig. 11: A) compares with a painted vase from Baluchistan (Fig. 11: B). The same placement occurs repeatedly in Scandinavian rock drawings (Fig. 12), acknowledged to be variations of the cosmic bull. Figure 12 The model predicts: The original form of the Bull was a crescent and pillar. The Pyramid Texts invoke "the Pillar of the Stars. . .The Pillar of Kenset, the Bull of Heaven," a bull "whose horn shines, the well-anointed pillar, the Bull of Heaven." More specifically, these are the horns of a world pillar (i .e ., bearing aloft the celestial enclosure): ...
169. Reflections [Journals] [SIS Review]
... toward the disk of the Sun .. . For some unaccountable reason, in this place of lamentation I felt a deep sense of peace akin to joy. I felt that at any moment my own ka might soar heavenwards, fluttering like a bird toward the light. How beautiful to possess a House of a Million Years! At the Pyramid of Meydum: Here in the brooding presence of this ancient hulk one feels Time utterly disintegrating, dissipating gently like an old memory. Memphis: Snowy-white egrets glittering on acid-green fields; the crenellated towers of castle-like dovecotes; a fat water buffalo lolling in chocolate-coloured mud; the cooing calls of hoopoe birds. One looks in vain for a ...
170. Victory of The Sun [Books] [de Grazia books]
... "Volcanic Glass Shards in Late Minoan I Crete," 46 Antiquity, 310-3. Cambridge Ancient History (1973), Cambridge, Eng., University Press, vol. II. Campbell, Joseph (1949), The Hero with a Thousand Faces, Princeton University Press, Princeton. Cardona, Dwardu (1973-74), "The Pyramids and Earth's Axis," letter, 4 Pensée No. 1, 66-7. (1975), "Tektites and China's Dragon," I Kronos No. 2, 35-47. (1976), "The Problem of the Frozen Mammoths," I Kronos No. 4, 77. (1976a), "On the Origin ...
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