06-10-2019, 02:58 AM
(05-10-2019, 01:06 PM)Monica Yokubinas wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I'll look at it in a bit. Most people have no idea that the 42 negative confessions in the Book of the Dead, are very similar to the 10 commandments of the Torah, Bible, Quran etc.. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
I'm hardly going to criticize you for taking an interest in the Egyptian Book of the Dead. It's a sure sign of an inquisitive mind, and of someone who seeks knowledge. Across the centuries, many great minds took an interest in ancient Egypt while others turned to endeavors like astrology, alchemy, and black magic all in the pursuit of knowledge.
As I often mention Nostradamus, I imagine many people think that I'm into astrology, crystal balls, brass tripods, psychic powers, or whatever. None of the above. The issue is only that some of the prophecies display signs of genuine time travel, otherwise I'd have no interest at all in them.
With the Fourth Crusade prophecy making Pope Innocent III the laughingstock of southern France, the Roman Church embarked on a ruthless campaign to eradicate those prophecies from the face of the Earth along with anyone who valued them. By establishing a vast network of torture chambers and by placing spies in every town and village, they would have succeeded except for a small group of women with enough courage to set out to sea.
If a decoding proves me right (I'm working on it), I think Hollywood will be making films about the VMS for decades to come. The way that those prophecies managed to survive the scourge of Europe, followed by three centuries of likely turmoil in the New World, and then find their way back to Europe intact, has to be one of the most miraculous stories ever told.