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The Star-Gods revealed
Posted on Sunday, 27 January, 2013 |
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Leonard Farra
Some people ,who have not read my books, The Pleiades Legacy (the Old World) and The Pleiades Legacy (the New World), have asked me what they are about. Well, the answer is that they reveal a revolutionary picture of the early history of civilised man based on what some of the Ancients ,such as the Sumerians, claimed to have happened. According to these sources, civilising extra-terrestrials visited Earth and taught man many useful arts, such as agriculture, and how to live in villages. Legends say that they had the form of tall white men and that they wore long white robes. The visitors were worshipped as gods and white became associated with purity. White animals were frequently regarded as sacred and priests who served the gods often wore white robes. The reader might find this story hard to believe but the fact is that it has had a major impact on many aspects of human life, in both the Old and New Worlds, right through to the present, such as in early religious beliefs and festivals, legends, folk customs, geometric and animal symbolism, sacred architecture, numerology, star lore, allegorical stories, the astronomical alignments of numerous early sites, sayings, and even place names.
Allegorical texts, such as The Book of Enoch, an ancient Jewish religious work, and the Book of the Hopi, suggest that some people misused the technology given to them by their visitors and used it to attack their enemies. The later retaliated and very soon much of the world was involved in conflict- I.E. the wars in the 20th century were the Second and the Third and this one was the first. When they learned what was happening, the star-gods returned and destroyed the feuding people with a great flood. There are literally hundreds of flood stories around the world and the traditions associated with many of them suggest that they refer to a catastrophe that occurred 5,000 years ago.
Early Sumerian writings reveal the number of space craft that visited Earth and later Middle Eastern traditions indicate how they were represented in symbolism and sacred architecture and how they were also alluded to in religious rituals. These sources also reveal that there was a link between the 'star-god' religions of Ancient Sumeria, Babylon, Assyria, Egypt, and other parts of the Middle East, Asia, and West Africa. They show that in Egypt, the white garmented , civilising god, Osiris, who later became the God of the Dead, was at the centre of that country's Afterlife beliefs and that, under a variety of names, he was renowned as a civiliser in numerous early cultures. Pyramids, such as Egypt's Great Pyramid, Babylon's famous Etemenanki, and the royal pyramids in Assyrian palaces, were part of the star-god religion which also influenced some of the traditions of the Classical Civilisations of Greece and Rome and the mystical cults, such as Mithraism, which Rome adopted from the East. The sky-god religion became interwoven with certain aspects of Astrology with which some of the Roman emperors were deeply involved. The architectural layout of Rome's Coliseum, and the Pantheon, for example, and the spectacular chariot racing events at the Circus Maximus, were all based upon astrological, sky-god linked, traditions.
As I have previously mentioned, in other articles, many early people associated the star-people with the Pleiades. These stars, which are 440 light years from Earth, were featured in religious traditions throughout the Old World. Religious sites were aligned to their rising and people associated them with the Flood and the great civilisers of man. The story of the visit of the star-gods resulted in numerous legends, over the years, such as the tales of lost flooded lands in Medieval Europe. Plato's story of Atlantis ,which has occupied the minds of many scholars, might also have been based on the Flood legend.
With regard to the New World, its earliest known civilisations ,like those of the Old World, date back five thousand years and people in Central and South America, such as the Aztecs, Maya and Incas, had similar Pleiades linked star-god religions to others in countries thousands of miles away. The sacred architecture, and symbolic designs, which was used to represent the craft of the star-people in the Old World, were also used in various parts of the Americas. In Europe, some of the remaining star-god traditions, and customs, were suppressed when Christianity came on the scene and more so in the 12th century, in the era of the crusades, when there was a Christian revival in Europe and the Catholic Church in France began a campaign against heretics which spread to other parts of Europe. In Wessex, in England, the small parish church inside the huge Avebury Stone Circle was enlarged and at Knowlton, in Dorset, a church was built inside another 'pagan' circle. There is also evidence, in some 12th century Church symbolism, to show that Christianity had replaced some of the earlier star-god linked traditions . Hundreds of years later, a similar thing happened when the Europeans colonised the New World. In Mexico, the Spaniards built the Metropolitan Cathedral over the Aztec Great Pyramid, in Tenochtitlan, (now buried under Mexico City), and in the Incan Capital city of Cuzco, they built the Church of Santo Domingo over the Coricancha temple. Both of these sacred structures were astronomically aligned. They symbolically stood at the centre of the empire and were part of the same sky-god religion. In Mexico, the Spanish priest, and inquisitor, Bishop Landa forced Mayan nobles to give up their religion and he burnt thousands of Mayan objects of worship and codices recording their beliefs and astronomical data. Luckily, a few of the codices survived, or were written after the Spanish conquest, for there is a wealth of cryptic, and allegorical, data in texts such as the Popul Vuh which has confused many scholars because they do not appreciate that it was associated with sky-god traditions.
During the course of my research, I have been able to decode the secret religious traditions associated with some of the early archaeological sites in the Americas such as Machu Picchu in Peru, Tiahuanaco in the Andes, Teotihuacan in Mexico, and the Mayan site of Chichen Itza, in Mexico, where many people flocked on the 2012 December solstice to witness what some thought was the end of the world. Chichen's famous pyramid, and many other structures at the site, were associated with the sky-god religion the Hawaiian version of which resulted in Capt. Cook being killed when he arrived in Hawaii.
In both the Old and New Worlds, there were inner traditions, and rituals, for initiates and rulers, and outer ones for the general public and when Western scholars began recording the traditions, and legends, of North American Native peoples, they either spoke to the wrong persons or those who knew the 'inner truths' kept them to themselves. Because of this misunderstanding , the outer allegorical stories, about the 'star-people', have been recorded in books on mythology. Initiates, however, who knew the inner truths, kept them to themselves and many Native Americans are awaiting their return.
What I have revealed is only a part of a huge, complex, puzzle which re-interprets the history of early civilised man. Many Native American tribes, for example, say that their people were survivors of the destruction of the 'previous age', by water, and various sources suggest that this was the Great flood, that occurred 5,000 years ago which was, reputedly, caused by the sky-gods . Furthermore, there is a 'thread, or Key' which runs through many of the early sky-god religions, traditions, and legends the tail end of it is still with us today. The titles of many films, and books, for example, are related to a series of stories, told by many people over the centuries, which date back five thousand years to the star-god era. The same sort of thing happened with some sky-god symbols. One of these symbols, the spikes rising from the headdress of America's famous Stature of Liberty, dates back to Ancient Egypt. It was later adopted by the Etruscans, and Greeks, and it was used as a symbol in Christianity. However, few people now place any significance on it because its original meaning has long since been forgotten.
Daniel G.Brinton: Myths of the Americas.
E.AWallis Budge: The Book of the Dead
Joseph S Ellul: Malta's Prediluvial Culture
Leonard Farra: The Pleiades Legacy (The Old World), The Pleiades Legacy (the New World)
Wm.R.Fix: Star Maps
David Freidal. Linda Schele. Joy Parker: Maya Cosmos.
Raphael Girard: Esotericism of the Popul Vuh.
Pierre Honore: In Quest of the White God.
Alan L.Kolata: The Tiwanaku.
Rodolfo Lancini: New Tales of Old Rome.
Jack Lindsay: Origins of Astrology.
Leonardo B.Dal Maso: Rome of the Ceasars.
Christian O'Brien: The Genius of the Few.
Plato: Timaeus and Critias.
Zenaide A.Ragozin: The Story of the Nations. Chaldea
William Sullivan: The Secret of the Incas.
Robert Temple: The Sirius Mystery
The Book of Enoch
David Ulansey: The Origins of Mithraic Mysteries
Frank Waters: The Book of the Hopi.
Article Copyright� Leonard Farra - reproduced with permission.
Leonard Farra's book The Pleiades Legacy,(The Stone Age) (The Return of the Gods) can be purchased Online from Blurb.Com and the Pleiades Legacy (The Old World) and The Pleiades Legacy (The New World) are now available there as Ebooks which can also be viewed on Apple iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.
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physica status solidi (b)
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Dybala, F., Bercha, A., Klimczak, M., Piechal, B., Ivonyak, Y. and Trzeciakowski, W. A. (2013), Pressure tuning of high-power laser diodes in the 720–1540 nm range. Phys. Status Solidi B, 250: 703–707. doi: 10.1002/pssb.201200644
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|Cowboys' defense strong against tall Badgers
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The Camp Verde Cowboys [1-3] lost to the Prescott Badgers [3-1] 68-33 at home on Tuesday, Dec. 4.
The Cowboys battled it out defensively, but Prescott's tall and quick weapons won them the game.
Despite the score, the Cowboys played strongly on defense considering that Prescott has a 6-foot-10-inch junior center and a 6-foot-8-inch senior forward who are not only tall but hustle and can shoot from both inside and outside. Prescott has six other players over 6 feet 1 inch, too, who have speed.
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When Cowboy senior Taylor Hicks faced 6-foot-10-inch Badger Cameron Gilbert on the tip-off, Gilbert was a head taller than Hicks. But Hicks played with excellent coverage on Gilbert the entire night.
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The game was scoreless for the first few minutes until Prescott was able to get a basket. Intensity was high and the pace was fast, but both teams had trouble holding on to the ball.
With their opponents being so tall and quick, the Cowboys were focused on getting back on defense. Cowboy junior Mitch Lathem stole the ball. Hicks rebounded his own shot and attempted to shoot again but was blocked. Camp Verde got the ball back, but Prescott stole the ball and scored on a layup.
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But that leaves plenty of room to take things wildly out of context.
That's where most big scare stories come from, like recent headlines about GM foods. GM means "genetically modified," which means scientists add genes, altering the plant's DNA, in this case to make the crop resistant to pests.
Last week, Poland joined seven other European countries in banning cultivation of GM foods.
The politicians acted because headlines screamed about how GM foods caused huge tumors in rats. The pictures of the rats are scary. Some have tumors the size of tennis balls.
What the headlines don't tell you, though, is that the female Sprague-Dawley rats used in the test usually develop tumors - 87 to 96 percent of the time.
It's a similar story with chemicals that the media constantly tell us to fear.
More often than not, rats get tumors if given high enough doses of manmade chemicals. I shouldn't say "manmade." Nature's chemicals cause tumors at the same rate.
Reporters and environmental activists have incentives to leave out details that might make the story boring. It's useful if you think you're in danger.
"It's a great way to get attention," says Bjorn Lomborg, statistician and author of "The Skeptical Environmentalist," "but it focuses you on the wrong solutions." Instead of doing something that really fights cancer, like quitting smoking, people devote their energy to banning things like GM foods.
GM foods require less water, need fewer pesticides and grow where other crops will not survive.
By forcing farmers to stick to the old-fashioned corn, activists and regulators force customers to pay higher prices for food.
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Years ago, the Natural Resources Defense Council claimed the chemical Alar, which helps keep apples from rotting, killed kids. When "60 Minutes" ran the story, I believed it. So did lots of people.
Schools across America banned apples. Moms poured out apple juice. Apple growers lost billions.
But the scare was bunk. Apples, even apples with Alar, are good for you. Since banning Alar meant apples decay more quickly, apples become slightly more expensive, and that meant some kids ate less healthy food.
Today, we have new scares, like the one over plastic water bottles. Some contain a chemical called BPA, which activists say causes cancer, hyperactivity, all sorts of problems.
Chemicals called phthalates, which keep school supplies like backpacks soft, are accused of damaging kids' livers and kidneys and causing asthma.
If these stories were true, who could blame parents for being frightened? Who can blame reporters for telling the story?
Julie Gunlock, from the Independent Women's Forum, blames them. She points out that the activists scare mothers needlessly, because "over 1,000 studies, independent studies, have said that BPA is perfectly safe."
She knows how the scare stories work: "BPA is easily vilified. I mean, it's invisible. And people tend to say: 'Chemicals, it's scary. I'll just trust what some activist organization or consumer rights organization says and avoid it.'"
There's no reason to get excited about chemicals - unless you're an environmental activist eager to acquire money and power.
"A lot of them make money on newsletters," says Gunlock. "Bad news sells." NRDC has raised $185 million by scaring people.
To keep scares in perspective, remember all the good news that gets less attention. Coverage of horrors like the shooting in Newtown, Conn., makes us think our kids are in more danger today, but school violence is actually down.
And despite all the chemicals - actually, because of them - we live longer than ever.
There is plenty of bad news that's real - like the national debt, and most of what politicians do. But in most ways, most of the time, the world slowly but surely gets better. To most of us, that's good news.
John Stossel is host of "Stossel" on the Fox Business Network. He's the author of "No They Can't: Why Government Fails, but Individuals Succeed."
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Other than the deflating of the tech stock bubble, the year 2000 has so far been a quiet one for investors. Most of the main markets have failed to advance, and some are well down from their levels at January 1. With hindsight, the run-up in stock markets in the last quarter of last year, which seemed surprising then, now looks like an anomaly. It is probably best explained by fears about the possible impact of the Millennium bug, which led to a notable loosening of the monetary policy reins by the authorities in the States and elsewhere.
Other than the deflating of the tech stock bubble, the year 2000 has so far been a quiet one for investors. Most of the main markets have failed to advance, and some are well down from their levels at January 1. With hindsight, the run-up in stock markets in the last quarter of last year, which seemed surprising then, now looks like an anomaly. It is probably best explained by fears about the possible impact of the Millennium bug, which led to a notable loosening of the monetary policy reins by the authorities in the States and elsewhere.
Nobody who has been following the passage of the markets over the past couple of years can fail to have noticed that the correlations between major markets appears to be increasing. The key to predicting movements lies increasingly in analysing global money flows and relative interest rates. Another way of saying much the same thing is to point out there is still a big chunk of mobile money that shifts from one market to another in response to these differentials.
Not long ago this game was largely driven by the hedge funds, but now it has become institutionalised. George Soros has gone on to play a different game, but the big banks and investment institutions are all, in varying degrees, playing a variation on what his funds once did, though not with the same degree of leverage.
And the attempts by the Federal Reserve to slow the American economy with a round of moderate interest rate increases appear to be working. The last year of the US presidential term is rarely bad for the stock markets, and it looks increasingly likely any significant setback will be postponed until next year at the earliest.
The UK market, compared to its peers, still looks relatively unattractive. The yield curve remains inverted, rarely a good sign, though there are extenuating circumstances because long-term gilt yields are depressed by technical factors. The good news is that the round of interest rate increases over here may be close to peaking, which implies some recovery next year. But the UK market has performed poorly relative to the world index for the past two years. The main indices have effectively gone nowhere since mid-1998.
Internationally, the place to have been invested for the past two years has been Europe, which still looks relatively attractive, but the greatest enigma remains Japan. Last year was spectacular for the Japanese market, which sprang to life after years in the doldrums to record some sparkling gains. Anyone who decided to play the internet and technology theme at the start of last year would have done almost as well by buying the Japanese equivalent of Nasdaq as by buying the American original.
The Jasdaq index, as it is known, outperformed the main market indices by a factor of four before the hangover set in earlier this year (note from the chart how closely the behaviour of Jasdaq has mirrored that of the Nasdaq index, which underlines again how important common global factors have become in driving market movements).
Japan also remains the last great outpost of the active fund management profession. The number of funds that beat the index in Japan is significantly higher than in the US or the UK. Most of the specialist Japanese funds run by the better UK houses have comfortably beaten their relevant index over the past two years (and some, like those at Baillie Gifford and Martin Currie in Edinburgh) have done so for much longer periods. I am particularly impressed by the track record of George Veitch, Baillie Gifford's Japan expert, whose funds have not only consistently beaten the index for six years running, but done so with below-average volatility.
One of the problems with investing in Japan is picking the right index against which to benchmark your performance. The Nikkei 225 index remains the best known market index, and the one most frequently quoted in the media, but it is about as unrepresentative of the Japanese economy as the Dow Jones 30 is of the American economy. The Nikkei index was revamped a few weeks ago, but it is still not as representative as it could be.
Topix is a much better index to follow, since it more faithfully reflects the emerging force of the New Economy in Japan. That is one reason why the apparent collapse in Japanese share prices since the spring, which has seen the Nikkei fall from a peak of nearly 21000 to a low of 16000 in just two months, is not as bad as it might appear. The decline in Topix has been much less marked.
If you look at the most successful Japanese funds, it is striking how similar their strategies have been. Essentially, they have been buying shares in so-called New Japan and going underweight in banks and the industrial dinosaurs that dominate many traditional industries in Japan. It has been a highly effective strategy and one Mr Veitch and others expect to continue paying dividends.
Having made the case for having some exposure to Japan on a medium- to long-term view, the strategic arguments for investing there remain strong. The markets have been unsettled recently by uncertainty over the outcome of the general election and, more importantly, the sustainability of the incipient economic recovery.
The general election has been and gone, having produced what seems like a no-change outcome, with the ruling coalition retaining power, and the LDP party losing its majority of seats in the chamber. The short-term economic prospects are obscured by doubts about the reliability of the official statistics and concerns about the intentions of Japan's monetary authorities (who have made such a pig's ear of handling the crisis of the past 10 years and may yet undo the better things they have done in the recent past).
Anyone who invests in Japan needs to remember the markets have historically been more volatile than other leading markets, so big swings up and down are part of the price you pay. But the markets look attractive and the signs of emerging entrepreneurial talent in Japan's new economy companies are encouraging. To justify buying shares there, one has to believe the changes in the country's political and industrial structure will continue. It is no sure thing, but few of the best decisions in investment are.
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2 bedroom terraced house to rent 36 Norfolk Street, Worksop
* Two Bedrooms * Mid Terrace House * Lounge * Fitted Kitchen * Family Bathroom * Enclosed Rear Garden * No Pets/Smokers/DSS * £500 Deposit More details ›
£395 pcm
1 bedroom mews house to rent The Pines, Worksop
Modern 1 Double Bed Town House, Gas CH, R/Hall, D/s WC, Lounge, Fit Kitchen, Family Bathrm with Shower Over, Car Parking Space, Landlord(s) Maintained Gardens, Fitted Carpets/Floor Coverings, Unfurnished, Deposit £450, AVAILABLE 24 DECEMBER 2014 More details ›
£500 pcm
2 bedroom flat to rent Carlton Road, WORKSOP
WH Brown's are pleased to offer for rent this two bedroom ground floor apartment benefitting from allocated parking. Accommodation breifly comprises of, Entrance Hall, Lounge/ Kitchen Area, Two Bedrooms and Bathroom. Viewing Highly Recommended Call 01909 506661 to book Today!! More details ›
£575 pcm
3 bedroom detached house to rent Colsterdale, WORKSOP, Nottinghamshire
TO LET, modern three bedroomed detached house in a much sought after area overlooking fields, comprising of; spacious lounge with feature fire, quality fitted dining kitchen with integrated appliances, gardens front and back, rear garden overlooks fields, off road parking for two cars, gas centra... More details ›
£550 pcm
3 bedroom house to rent Kipling Close, WORKSOP
Offered for let this well presented three bedroom semi detached. Located in a sought after residential area and within easy reach of local schools and amenities, the property offers entrance hallway, lounge, dining kitchen, three bedrooms and a family bathroom. To the exterior, is a driveway pro... More details ›
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