30 Dec 2021 13:14:07
Sinking of Atland (Demark) 2000 B.C. - Sun Changed Position
01 Jan 2022 00:45:43
Sinking of Atland, very interesting.
My theory about the great floods is ... we know that we are in one permanent ice age (contrary to what we are taught) with roughly 10K year interludes of warmth.
Next, we need to understand the suns passage on a flat plain, it moves south relative to our perspective in the northern areas to give us our winter and returns to give us our summer...but what if it didn't, well at least not as far is it normally does. Using the Uk as an example we would receive significantly less heat over the summer months and as the sun moves away from us we would already be experiencing lower temperatures and the oceans wouldn't have as much stored heat.
This would give us a colder winter, more snow, perhaps to very significant depths. Over just a few short years our annual temperature declines to the point where snow cover becomes permanent and the ice cover builds from the north.
(All the ice age maps indicate just the northern 'hemisphere' being affected, so only the northern latitudes' received less heat!!!)
The Ice weighs enough to push the land down and hold it down.
Once the warmer 10k year period arrives again the ice will melt at a rapid rate, releasing the land causing massive earthquakes, volcanic activity and flooding on an enormous scale.
As for the lesser, more frequent floods, consider tides. To me, tides are an indication of the purifying of water by the draining and replenishment of such by interaction with the waters 'below' (if you follow me'). What if the waters below add at a greater rate than is removed for a period of time (for whatever reason)?
Sinking of Atland, very interesting.
My theory about the great floods is ... we know that we are in one permanent ice age (contrary to what we are taught) with roughly 10K year interludes of warmth.
Next, we need to understand the suns passage on a flat plain, it moves south relative to our perspective in the northern areas to give us our winter and returns to give us our summer...but what if it didn't, well at least not as far is it normally does. Using the Uk as an example we would receive significantly less heat over the summer months and as the sun moves away from us we would already be experiencing lower temperatures and the oceans wouldn't have as much stored heat.
This would give us a colder winter, more snow, perhaps to very significant depths. Over just a few short years our annual temperature declines to the point where snow cover becomes permanent and the ice cover builds from the north.
(All the ice age maps indicate just the northern 'hemisphere' being affected, so only the northern latitudes' received less heat!!!)
The Ice weighs enough to push the land down and hold it down.
Once the warmer 10k year period arrives again the ice will melt at a rapid rate, releasing the land causing massive earthquakes, volcanic activity and flooding on an enormous scale.
As for the lesser, more frequent floods, consider tides. To me, tides are an indication of the purifying of water by the draining and replenishment of such by interaction with the waters 'below' (if you follow me'). What if the waters below add at a greater rate than is removed for a period of time (for whatever reason)?
{Ed032's Note - Interesting ideas, Tj70. Ones that may be close to truth. It is such a speculative subject because we are limited where we can go, 60th parallel for instance, and who knows where the RPS (Realm Positioning System) takes us when we go north to the 'pole' as it is a place where we are guided to (controlled to go).
It could be possible that the Luminaries move around a much larger unknown Realm such as described in this video (I have gone straight to the part mention but feel free to watch the whole of it)
It could be possible that the Luminaries move around a much larger unknown Realm such as described in this video (I have gone straight to the part mention but feel free to watch the whole of it)
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