Pseudoscience

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry to say it, but it seems to me that there is a lot of pseudoscience

being discussed

here. While I certainly have direct experience that the astral body exists, and

while I

believe that my soul is also sheathed in an even more subtle causal body and

that

separate astral and causal planes exist in addition to the physical, I am

disturbed by the

surfeit of talk around here about, for example, hollow earth theories. There is

no point in

discussing such things, in my view, because they are clearly in conflict with

the laws of

physics and the rules God set up to govern the physical plane of creation, such

as the

law of gravity, for example.

 

Regards,

Ron

 

Message: 4

Thu, 12 Jul 2001 15:04:01 -0000

dino

The Canopy and Pre-Puranic Understandings

 

I think they also mentioned thecanopy

> letting giants

> > grow taller in the film (The Myth and Mystery of Giants.)

> Ralph

 

Ralph and Mike Mott,

 

I think they also mentioned thecanopy

> letting giants

> > grow taller in the film (The Myth and Mystery of Giants.)

> Ralph

 

 

Ralph/Mike Mott,

 

This is such a good point, about the presence of giants prior to the

falling of the canopy. The Puranic literature presents historical

narrations from before the fall of the canopy, from before the onset

of the Kali Yuga. The Puranas describe tall human beings, Arjuna was

said to be 12 feet tall. The humans described in the Puranas had a

long duration of life, as much as 1,000 years, and fabulous memories.

 

It is the unrefined rays of the sun which stunts our growth, cuts our

duration of life, etc. there is one text in the Bhagavat purana which

tells that, in the Kali Yuga, the human being is but short-lived,

short in stature, less intelligent, lazy, and most of all

unfortunate. ( After all, what kind of karma is the present surface

human supposed to generate? ) Puranic descriptions tell that,

although clouds were ever-present, it did not rain except at night.

It seems that Venus still retains this canopy.

 

Keep these descriptions in mind, then think about the descriptions of

Olaf of the inner Earth inhabitants. The same thing, the duration of

life, memories, height, ect. And Olaf said that there language was at

least similar to Sanskrit, and that they worshipped in temples

through song. He said that they were Caucasian, too, just like in

Northern Europe.

 

So there you have it. That original Indo-European culture once

stretched from within the hollow Earth to the Arctic rim, down

through Europe, across Persia and the Middle East, into Northern

India, across to Bengal and up to Burma.

 

But the point is that, in the hollow Earth, they are protected from

the unrefined rays. Photons and other particles from the sun break up

in our atmosphere and upon hitting the crust, form themselves into

softer particles- unperceived by humans- and reach frequncies which

allow them to pass through the shell and reach the hollow Earth

 

 

> Ralph,

>

> The fall of the atmospheric canopy, and the resultant increase in

> solar and cosmic radiation on Earth (stunting growth and

> decreasing lifespans while causing disease), were the causes

> that the non-human races and perhaps some partially human

> ones had to take refuge inside the Earth. They lacked the level

> of tolerance for the radiation that we humans had, and to some

> extent, still have. "They" still lack this tolerance. The Bible,

> Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha make reference to this, as do

> dozens of other accounts from other traditions and cultures.

>

> This is mentioned in detail in my Foreword to CCCC.

>

> Thanks,

>

> --Mike

 

 

> Ralph,

>

> The fall of the atmospheric canopy, and the resultant increase in

> solar and cosmic radiation on Earth (stunting growth and

> decreasing lifespans while causing disease), were the causes

> that the non-human races and perhaps some partially human

> ones had to take refuge inside the Earth. They lacked the level

> of tolerance for the radiation that we humans had, and to some

> extent, still have. "They" still lack this tolerance. The Bible,

> Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha make reference to this, as do

> dozens of other accounts from other traditions and cultures.

>

> This is mentioned in detail in my Foreword to CCCC.

>

> Thanks,

>

> --Mike