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Ancient-Mysteries , " Pi " <johnnypi> wrote:

 

'lo, all!

 

This quote from EC reading 5748-1 (dated 3-28-25) refutes the notion

that one race or civilization precedes another:

 

" In giving such in an understandable manner to man of today, [it is]

necessary that the conditions of the earth's surface and the

position of man in the earth's plane be understood, for the change

has come often since this period, era, age, of man's earthly

indwelling, for then at that period, only the lands now known as the

Sahara and the Nile region appeared on the now African shores; that

in Tibet, Mongolia, Caucasia and Norway in Asia and Europe; that in

the southern cordilleras and Peru in the southwestern hemisphere and

the plane of now Utah, Arizona, Mexico of the north-western

hemisphere, and the spheres were then in the latitudes much as are

presented at the present time.

The man's indwelling [was] then in the Sahara and the upper Nile

regions, the waters then entering the now Atlantic from the Nile

region rather than flowing northward. The waters in the Tibet and

Caucasian entering the North Sea, those in Mongolia entering the

South Seas, those in the cordilleras entering the Pacific, those in

the plateau entering the Northern Seas.

When the earth brought forth the seed in her season, and man came in

the earth plane as the lord of that in that sphere, man appeared in

five places then at once - the five senses, the five reasons, the

five spheres, the five developments, the five nations. " [END OF

QUOTE]

 

And EC reading 5748-2 (5-28-25 )suggests The Book of the Dead offers

the first account on humankind's relationship to self & universe. i

think E.A. Wallis Budge provided the most thorough interpretation of

that text. Unfortunately, his revelations re Egypt were discredited

in general by researchers seeking to hide the truth in his teachings.

 

The first laws, then, partook of that of the study of self, the

division of mind, the division of the solar systems, the division of

man in the various spheres of existence through the earth plane and

through the earth's solar system. The BOOK OF THE DEAD, then, being

the first of those that were written as the inscribed conditions

necessary for the development in earth or in spirit planes. These,

as we see, covered many various phases. About these were set many

different ones to give the interpretation of same to the peoples in

the various spheres that the individuals dwelled in that came

together. [END OF QUOTE]