Proposed Time-Line Concerning Rock Formations And Stone Structures- An Alternative Anthropological View
This post is intended to clarify some of the observations I have made and have touched upon in my writing recently. I feel that this information needs to get "out there." I should also make it expressly clear that most, if not all, of these perspectives relate to the Indigenous perspective of the "Ceremonial Stone Landscape." However, there are some surprises. Let me say this for starters, not all stone structures may relate expressly to any modern group of homo sapiens. So let's get into it:
* Millions of years ago, such as in Tertiary Times, the age of the mega-fauna and mega-flora. The age of the proposed dinosaurs (which may need some re-visioning.) At this time, most of the bedrock we see in the New England area today was formed. For instance, there was a man in the Western part of Massachusetts who used to have a dinosaur museum. For a small fee, you could go to his property and chink off souvenir dinosaur footprints from the bedrock of his property. I have seen what appears to be a dinosaur footprint in the bedrock in Milford, MA. Again, this itself is a form of "mud fossil." Instead of the specimen being preserved, we have it's footprint. Also, some boulders we see today in the shape of whale effigies, giant sharks, giant frogs, giant turtles, etc., are the Mud Fossil (note: I recommend the reader research this term) remains of the ancient living mega fauna, and were not carved into the stone by any human agency. In this way, these stones were "once alive" and may be a source of sacred power, as ancient Native American tradition attests. Another note would be that some of this mega fauna, such as the giant beaver, (see Vine Deloria Jr.'s "Red Earth, White Lies") may have survived right up into historic times, and that the time line of our perception of the ancient past needs some new understanding. Also, I have noticed that some stones may indeed be petrified dinosaur eggs, another form of mud fossil.
* Homo-Saurus. There may have been an age when an alternative, intellegent form of life walked upon this Earth- the androgenous homo-saurus; being the serpent-men, or reptile men of ancient legend. One good book to learn more about this subject is R.A. Boulay's "Flying Serpents And Dragons- The Story of Mankind's Reptillian Past." Armed with this knowledge, one is keen to see the androgenous serpent race mentioned in other works of literature/ religious texts, for instance I noticed this race possibly mentioned in the ancient Gnostic text "The Gospel of Truth" while reading Hans Jonas' classic work on the "Gnostic Religion." Also of note, YouTube channel "Mud Fossil University" has uploaded a video of a petrified homo-saurus mud fossil from Washington State. This is presented as soft-core evidence. If this race did indeed once exist, they must have left an impact upon their settlements. How is one always sure of what they are looking at? This is also why I do not dismiss alternative views such as the primordial "Atlan" race proposed by Len Kasten in his book, "Alien World Order- the Reptillian Plan to Divide and Conquer the Human Race." One may also want to read "The Emerald Tablets Of Thoth the Atlantean" as translated by Doreal for more reference as regards these topics.
* A former age of giants. We may not be totally descended from these giants, although some of their genes may have survived through the Cro-Magnons (who may not be much different from Len Kasten's "Atlans"), who spread out to the east and west after the sinking of Atlantis. This was the original empire of the "Red Man", having owing it's source to before the Greater Deluge of 12,000 years ago. The giants were once living god-men, living for hundreds of years, (and according to Old Testament and other sources, even upwards of a thousand years) when the Earth was in a different planetary conjunction and experiencing different magnetic anomalies (such as the position of the moon) from what we experience today, and have experienced through much of our known history. Due to Earth changes, these "god-men" were left derelict, possibly passing some of their genes on to the Cro-Magnon. Given the scant remains of what has been found, the average giant was probably 9-12 ft. in length, in rare cases perhaps 15 or 18 ft. See some of the prior posts in this blog for some reference literature concerning giants.
* The Cro-Magnon. The Cro-Magnon were a tawny, red/browned skin race that averaged seven feet in height. Mainstream scholars have not yet come to terms with this, but the evidence is already in: the seat of their original homeland was Atlantis. After the sinking of Atlantis (12,000 years ago) they spread to the East (Europe/ North Africa) and west (Eastern Seaboard of North America.) The civilization of Atlantis was the original seat of the Red Man. The mountain at the center of Atlantis, which was naturally stepped, was the original source of inspiration for the pyramid builders. One needs to read the book "The Secret of Atlantis" by Otto Muck for more reconstructed detail about these matters. If you are a serious, unbiased researcher, ignore this information at your own risk. Also note: The Red Paint People, who settled the Eastern Seaboard of North America, and the Red Ochre People (same culture, really), who settled the coasts of Western Europe, are the immediate descendants of these Atlans/ Atlanteans/ Cro-Magnons. I have talked extensively about the Red Paints in this blog, it is advised that the reader be informed about the Red Paint People.
* The Little People. I have a hunch they are still around. I will not go into the reasons why I say this, but I will share some general information. Known locally in Algonquin as the Magesiwaoug (Mack-eh-se-way-og, spelled out phoentically), these are the little pygmy people who pre-date the "commonly known", let us say, American Indian. In other words, the Little People are the original Native Americans. Native tradition backs this claim up. The Little People, in some (most?) cases, were the teachers of ancient Native American tribes. The Little People were magicians and conjurers, having known the art of invisibility. They lived in hollows in the hills and were a "moon-eyed" people. The Little People are also known as Menehune in Hawaii, and known as Na Amhuisgean in Gaelic/ Celtic. I have another hunch that all traditions of the Little People throughout the world share a common ancestry (different settled areas around the globe of one root race).
* Indigenous People. These include groups such as Algonquin, Iroquoian, Sioux, etc. Often mistaken by scholars as Siberian-Altaic migrants who followed the Ice Bridge down from the Berring Straits. This is only partly true, at best. They are the indigenous people of North America. The Atlans, or Atlanteans (mistakenly referred to as Cro-Magnons) is most likely a part of their ancient genetic make-up as well. Simply put, indigenous people. Many aspects of the Ceremonial Stone Landscape indeed do relate to Native culture. Evidence suggests they have settled in North America at least as long as 16,000- 20,000 years ago, perhaps longer. What is perplexing however, is that there are surviving Sioux traditions of their ancestors battling what can only sound like dinosaurs (again I refer you to the work of Vine Deloria Jr., himself a Sioux, as well as a scholar.) I have heard other sources (also from the Sioux) talk of "call whistles" that the tribes had developed to drive these great beasts off. Again, I believe that the timeline concerning dinosaurs and the appearance of man (homo-sapien) may need revising.
* A Celtic presence, from perhaps 3,000 or so years ago to around the 10th Century AD. I have a strong feeling that these Celts did not live in New England in permanent settlements, but that perhaps the Stone Chambers and monoliths they left behind related to their concept of "The Other World" or the Celtic TirNanOg. The burials of their kings were probably located at these places (such as Gungywamp- where an urn was found, believed to be Celtic, but once turned into the labs to be analyzed has subsequently disappeared,) and there may have been small groups of resident priests living at these places, but no greater Celtic settlement. They probably had good relationships with local Native people. To make sense of this, one should read "The Ruins Of Great Ireland In new England" by William B. Goodwin and "America B.C." by Berry Fell. Also, as to my Conan references in earlier posts: it is known that King Con and Queen Eda, and their son Prince ConEda were all historical people, even with historic place names (townships in Ireland) named after them. The Culdee Monks, or Irish priests of the 10th century (attributed by people like Goodwin in his "Ruins of Great Ireland In New England" as building the Stone Chambers) followed St. Columba, who himself was a great grandson of Con-all Gulban (again, the surname Con). St. Columba is the same priest who fought back the Sea-Serpent at Loch Ness, the earliest historical reference to the Loch Ness monster. So here we have another reference to Robert E. Howard's Conan, or at least, his real-life lineage the fiction was based off. In his fiction, Howard has Conan as a "Cimmerion", but when you cut through the fictional jargon, one realizes Conan is a Celt-Iberian, who are also distant Atlantean descendants. Howard's Conan, then, is like a Celtic caricature of a great Warrior King, like a legendary Gengis Kahn, however being a great king of the Celts. Howard himself believed he was channeling information which inspired his writing back in the 1920's/30's. Anyway, I think I have proven my point.
* The Norse did have settlements. "Vinland" or "Vineland" may be an allusion to the earlier Celtic priesthood clusters of Stone Chambers (see my earlier post concerning "greel", the "holy grail", the "grapevine" and the sacred drink of the Celts.) We know of Newfoundland, but I am not sure to what other extent there may have been settlements. I believe the Norse were more Icelandic/ northerly. They may have been in New England only to chase down the Culdee Monks and perhaps had one failed colony, where Erik the Red built a hall. However, from Newfoundland, there is evidence such as the Kensington Rune Stone (a popular example) that they pushed down the St. Lawrence River and explored areas as far off as Minnesota and perhaps as far down as Oklahoma. Given their extensive trading routes in the Old World and hardy character, this is not surprising.
Also note: I stand by my earlier conviction, made through years of research, that the Stone Chamber is a post-Atlantean style of stone architecture (examples are to be found in the Canary Islands, for instance.) However, given the distinct craftsmanship of many of the New England Stone Chambers (the "beehive" stacking technique of the Upton Stone Chamber for instance), I am going to have to say that William B. Goodwin and his "Ruins of Great Ireland In New England" has hit on something important. I am going to have to say that here, then, is the TirNanOg of the Celts. However, this does not necessarily exclude Native American involvement in the building of these Stone Chambers.
What is also equally as impressive as the Stone Chambers are the numerous Earthen and Stone Pyramid Mounds which dot the landscape- which relate strictly to the Atlantean/ post-Atlantean and indigenous Native American cultural complex. These are sometimes (mostly) confused for natural features in the landscape such as hills, knolls, eskers and drumlins. Sometimes it is tricky to tell the difference, and most people do not know that these pyramids exist.
Also note: I stand by my earlier conviction, made through years of research, that the Stone Chamber is a post-Atlantean style of stone architecture (examples are to be found in the Canary Islands, for instance.) However, given the distinct craftsmanship of many of the New England Stone Chambers (the "beehive" stacking technique of the Upton Stone Chamber for instance), I am going to have to say that William B. Goodwin and his "Ruins of Great Ireland In New England" has hit on something important. I am going to have to say that here, then, is the TirNanOg of the Celts. However, this does not necessarily exclude Native American involvement in the building of these Stone Chambers.
What is also equally as impressive as the Stone Chambers are the numerous Earthen and Stone Pyramid Mounds which dot the landscape- which relate strictly to the Atlantean/ post-Atlantean and indigenous Native American cultural complex. These are sometimes (mostly) confused for natural features in the landscape such as hills, knolls, eskers and drumlins. Sometimes it is tricky to tell the difference, and most people do not know that these pyramids exist.
So, in short, I submit that all of the above circumstances/factors have contributed to the rock formations and stone structures of ancient antiquity. There are also follies (not a dirty word)- people who still bare the burden of the ancient tradition of stone stacking- the indigenous method differs from the industrialist method in that it follows the natural contours of the landscape and enhances it- unlike today's engineered industrialist marvels, these indigenous methods do not impose. Also, in terms of modern structures- given the right integrity of the structure and temperament of the builder(s), a modern structure can be both modern as well as sacred- a modernly built sacred stone structure. Those certainly exist as well. ;)
There are also natural phenomenon such as meteorites and such to account for still other phenomenon.
As James Whittall stated to Philip Imbrogno and Marianne Horrigan, authors of "Celtic Mysteries in New England" "everybody built these things." It is also true that certain paranormal phenomenon, such as ghost lights and UFO's have been seen around these sights. It is true, I am a witness to such phenomenon myself, and I have been my whole life in a way, but I will get more into that at a later post.
There are also natural phenomenon such as meteorites and such to account for still other phenomenon.
As James Whittall stated to Philip Imbrogno and Marianne Horrigan, authors of "Celtic Mysteries in New England" "everybody built these things." It is also true that certain paranormal phenomenon, such as ghost lights and UFO's have been seen around these sights. It is true, I am a witness to such phenomenon myself, and I have been my whole life in a way, but I will get more into that at a later post.
One other thing. Ever since finding the ancient stone shrine in Medway, MA., which is aligned to the sunrise of the winter solstice (see a post about this here- "Medway's Ancient Winter Solstice Shrine" ); I had been wondering that there must have been a sacred object placed inside of the structure. I was thinking, what was it? Dried husks of corn perhaps? No. I believe a sacred crystal was placed inside of the small chamber space. This structure was probably just one point in a grid of such places. This crystal probably related to the spiritual technology of the ancients. The crystal was probably charged with the light of the rising sun to symbolize new life into the world- perhaps the crystal stayed there to charge for some time until the medicine priest took it for use for some reason. People who have written about Atlantis have asserted the Atlanteans had this kind of crystal technology, which was surely handed down to later people. One sees evidence of this throughout the whole Atlantic rim, such as crystals being used in the Stone Chambers of Ireland and Wales.. Edgar Cayce, the clairvoyant, stated in one of his psychic readings that there was once a "great Crystal of Atlantis" and that they used crystal technology. Local archaeologist Curt Hoffman also discovered the ancient use of herkemer diamonds (a type of quartz crystal) in the New England area by Native people. I would also like to make a correction: the author Graham Hancock, with his new book "America Before" is on top of his game.
This is all I have time for to write now in this post. Please stay tuned for more.
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