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Myth vs Fact
Myth vs Fact
Much of what is written in the first four volumes of my work Where Were You Before The Tree of Life? may seem like myth when taken out of context. Any part of the alien-New World Order conspiracy might also seem like myth without sufficient background or experience. Ceanne De Rohan's re-creation of the archetypal conflicts of the Creation story as related in Volume 1, may seem even more mythological in the way they are explained, an inaccessible realm to some, while to others they play out like a grand soap-opera of sorts. We see these very same archetypal struggles playing themselves out, however, not only in our own seemingly small day-to- day lives, but throughout all the folklore of any race upon this planet. Greek Mythology is fraught with such dramas?incestuous relationships, bereaved lovers, lust, revenge, sons usurping their father's roles, all the mainstays of good drama. Egyptian mythology runs rampant with the same archetypal episodes?Isis chasing after a missing phallus?while the main deity in the Phrygian pantheon, Cybele (Mother of the Gods), falls for the young and handsome Attis, later having him castrated on suspicion of unfaithfulness. These dramas, all archetypal in origin, also belong, however, to a generation of demiurgic gods that are more of a flesh and blood nature, as we have seen in the case of the Annunaki and other such visitors of extra-terrestrial origins like the early Atlanteans. They are all, however, winding their inevitable way towards a conclusion, one which is not yet set in stone as the planet itself heads towards its own higher calling. The old lessons which have yet to be learned are, like anyone's own personal karma, working themselves out on a grander scale once again, much as they once attempted to do in the not-so-mythological continent of Atlantis. Stay awake and stay focussed for the changes are occuring all around us and the greatest danger to all of us is, like it is for the heroes of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, the danger of falling asleep, andremember how grandly and dearly you are loved for those not-always-so invisible forces and energies around you. 2005-07-01 |