I would like to pose some questions.
1. many if not all of the oldest civilizations have a flood myth or story of a great water event that cleaned the face of their respective societies... Is this myth or is this the remembrance of an event passed down?
2. How many share the idea of gods or great visitors coming from the sky & sea who brought knowledge and technology that appeared as magic?
3. What was a trait that seemed to connect many of them?
4. What would have caused this event that led to a great reser of the world as a whole?
Join me as we explore the events that led to the civilizations that were and explore the possibilities of what came before.
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What's your theory on history holding anchors to itself? the reason I ask this, is because in order to understand what happened in that time, we'd have to be submerged in the energy fields of the people who were there. What did they look like? Etheric data shows fragments and it looks...primitive, somewhat self entrenched and quite imbalanced...in different ways to our own.
For one thing, look at any civilization or society post colonial days, and you will see centers of power resulting from trade roots that spanned continental shifts. In this capacity, the center of everyone's world was travel. People weren't tied down to locations the way they are now. So they had to be extremely self sufficient, and always keep their head on a swivel to look out for other people and hunt for their own food.
In my opinion, ancient times may have brought technology...and sure, people may have rested their energy fields more in the frequency of collective embraces than they do now. And that was true right up until the 2nd world war as a matter of fact. But what would be very different from our time to then, is the ways by which freedom was and wasn't able to have been taken for granted.
Tribalism in its most primitive form comes to mind. whatever was effective, never really got questioned because so few understood how to keep knowledge safe from those who would test its boundaries, its holders and its keepers. In this way, many wars were fought on a local scale in ways that transcended what victory would be remembered by, the second information began to become recorded beyond word of mouth.
Do I think ancient civilizations had the ability to become superheroic? compared to some modern day traditions, absolutely I do. But that doesn't excuse the fact, that their downfall led to what we've inherited today. Regardless of how many bodies, lifetimes, we've spent in ancestral and spiritual familiarity here. And I think there's something that needs to be said for that, because energy takes time to collect in waves. the way it settles, is through the energy fields of each carrier, that anchors them into being...or in other words, the reality we all share, love and intimately know inside and out.
I cannot speak to what technology was like back then, only its present in detail. With that said, it has historically come back in the form of an imperial cycle as a whole by visionaries who remembered enough in part of past contributions in spirit, to channel the right ethos forward into our time, post then. And these people are not scientists, they're who studies possibilities through scientific lenses and scholarly adaptations. think about that for a second. If they were all out spiritual mages, they'd be operating as we do now, because the tools have grown back over time, from what they once were accepted to become as a collective. And this is what gives me hope above all else, that we can and should rise above our ancestral regressiveness, because their shortcomings weren't our own...and I thank them for their efforts in their time, to have brought us in ours to this here and now.