Questions and Answers – Part Two

The following questions and answers have been selected at random from The Last Days of Tolemac.

Q: What will the records of these ancient civilisations reveal?

A: When the records of these ancient civilizations are finally revealed in the coming age, they will tell a very different story of the history of the earth than is understood today by your scientists and historians.

Not only do your historians have no knowledge of Paititi, Atlantis or Lemuria, or of the even older civilizations that preceded them, but your scientists are unaware of the catastrophes that destroyed these civilizations and ravaged the earth in the past.

The students of your schools and universities are taught that the earth is a stable planet that has slowly evolved over long eons of geological time. They are also taught that the earth has always followed a stable orbit around the sun. These comforting ideas are about to be rudely shattered.

The historical records of the ancients will tell a history of the earth that has been repeatedly devastated by cataclysm. Although some of these disasters have been caused by tidal waves, floods, earthquakes and hurricanes, many others have been caused by fire in the sky.

Q: What do you mean by fire in the sky?

A: When the true history of the earth is told, there will be some disturbing changes to the traditional ideas held on earth today. These ancient records will reveal:

1. That the rotation of the earth around the sun has been repeatedly disturbed within the recorded history of humanity.
2. That the axis of the earth has changed from time to time.
3. That the length of the year has not always been the same.
4. That the sun has not always risen in the east. During some of the past eras on earth it has risen in the west.
5. That the cause of many of these changes has been the influence of comets and asteroids.

Ancient man was acutely aware of just how fragile life on earth has been, for the descriptions of past disasters were not only part of their literary record, but some of the events described in their sacred books had occurred within the living memory of those who had written about them.

It is very different today. Modern scientists and historians have been lulled into a false sense of security due to the relative stability of the earth over the last two and a half thousand years.

So even though many ancient books speak clearly of devastating events that occurred in the past, historians of today dismiss them as mere allegories, rather than descriptions of events that actually happened to the earth.

Q: What are some of these ancient books?

A: The ancient books of China (Shu-king Chronicles), India (The Puranas, Vedas, Visuddhi-Magga), Persia (The Zend-Avesta), as well as the inscribed tablets of the Sumerian culture (Epic of Gilgamesh), speak of tumultuous times on earth. The Popul-Vuh of the Mayas echo these stories.

The Psalms of the Bible are filled with descriptions of past global catastrophes, as can be seen from the following examples:

“Then the earth shook and trembled;
The foundations also of the hills moved and were shaken, because he was wroth.
There went up a smoke out of his nostrils, and fire out of his mouth devoured: coals were kindled by it.
He bowed the heavens also and came down:
And darkness was under his feet.
And he rode upon a cherub, and did fly:
Yea, he did fly upon the wings of the wind.
He made darkness his secret place;
His pavilion round about him were dark waters and thick clouds of the skies.
At the brightness that was before him his thick clouds passed, hail stones and coals of fire.
The Lord also thundered in the heavens, and the Highest gave his voice; hail stones and coals of fire.
Yea, he sent out his arrows and scattered them;
And he shot out lightnings, and discomfited them.
Then the channels of waters were seen,
And the foundations of the world were discovered at thy rebuke, O Lord, at the blast of the breath of thy nostrils.”
(Psalm 18: 7-15)

“God is our refuge and strength,
A very present help in trouble.
Therefore will we not fear,
Though the earth be removed,
And though the mountains be carried into the
midst of the sea;
Though the waters thereof roar and be troubled,
Though the mountains shake with the swelling thereof.”
(Psalm 46: 1-3)

“The Lord reigneth; let the earth rejoice;
Let the multitude of isles be glad thereof.
Clouds and darkness are round about him:
Righteousness and judgment are the habitation of his throne.
A fire goeth before him, and burneth up his enemies round about.
His lightnings enlightened the world:
The earth saw, and trembled.
The hills melted like wax at the presence of the Lord.”
(Psalm 97: 1-5)

“When Israel went out of Egypt,
The house of Jacob from a people of strange language;
Judah was his sanctuary, and Israel his dominion.
The sea saw it and fled: Jordan was driven back.
The mountains skipped like rams, and the little hills like lambs”.
(Psalm 114: 1-4)

World-wide catastrophes that cause hills to melt like wax and mountains to skip like rams are not the sort of things that are taught in modern history. Devastation on that scale would require forces far greater than simple earthquakes or volcanic eruptions, fearful though these may be.

Q: Has the earth been affected by comets in the past?

A: According to the wisdom of the ancients, the earth has repeatedly been affected by close encounters with comets. The comets that have appeared in the skies of earth over the last thousand years or so have been distant and have produced little more than night-time illumination.

Modern humanity has lost its fear of comets. But in the centuries before the birth of the Christ, comets appeared much more frequently in the skies of earth. Some of them were extremely large, and some of them passed extremely close to the earth.

These close encounters with comets devastated the landscape of earth. They caused seas to rise and fall, new mountains to form, and entire continents to sink below the waves. One of these encounters became the foundation of the Greek legend of Phaeton.

According to this legend, Phaeton the son of Helios, the Greek god of the Sun, asked his father for a favour. To prove his manhood, the young Phaeton asked if he might be allowed to drive his father’s sun-chariot across the sky for just one day. Helios granted his son this request.

But as the young Phaeton took hold of the reins, he could not control the powerful steeds that pulled the chariot of the sun. The chariot plunged out of control. It came too close to the ground, causing the sun to scorch large parts of the earth.

Realizing the danger of the situation, Zeus, ruler of the gods, hurled a thunderbolt at Phaeton, killing him instantly, thus sparing the people of earth from complete destruction.

This story of Phaeton remains one of the best-known legends in ancient mythology. Although modern scholars treat the story as a fanciful myth, few of them grasp the truth that lies behind the legend, that in earlier times the earth had a close encounter with a large comet.

As the orbits of these two bodies passed close to one another, the tremendous electro-magnetic forces generated between them caused a mighty thunderbolt to strike the earth. It was this that gave rise to the legendary story described by the Greeks.

Q: Why did ancient societies focus on eclipses and solstices of the Sun?

Ancient man knew that encounters with comets in the past had led to changes in the axis and rotation of the earth, as well as its orbit around the Sun and the resulting changes in the length of the year. They therefore constantly watched the heavens for signs of any new cosmic intruders.

Modern historians wonder why so many ancient cultures all around the world held ceremonies associated with specific times of the year, such as eclipses and solstices. They still do not realize that these ceremonies provided these societies with vital clues about their future safety and survival.

Archaeological ruins can be found all over the planet of temples and stone monuments that are aligned with the cardinal directions of the earth. These sites have also been traditionally linked with ritual ceremonies held at the time of winter and summer solstices.

One of the best examples of these can be found at the citadel of the ancient Incan fortress of Machu Picchu. The Incas referred to this as the Intihuatana rock, which in the local Quechua language, meant “the hitching post of the Sun”. Archaeologists today still do not understand the meaning of this term.

As the time of each solstice approached, the Incan priests observed the path of the Sun as it tracked across the sky by means of the shadows cast by the Sun on these stones. They carved special niches in these stones to show the points at which the Sun’s movement should begin to reverse itself.

So as the day of the summer or winter solstice approached, the Incan priests watched anxiously to see if the shadow cast by the Sun reversed its path across the sky on the appointed day of the solstice, and that it did indeed remain “hitched to its post”.

For if the movements of the Sun did not match the times of these solstices, the priests would know that the orbit of the earth had changed, and that devastating events might soon occur upon the earth. They also knew that the seasons and the times for planting crops would be changed as well.

Similar systems can be found in other societies that lived on earth at that time. Each had their own way of tracking the movements of the Sun and the planets, and each successive solstice was approached with a similar sense of dread, in case the portents in the Sun should be unfavourable.

However, a favorable result would be cause for great celebrations among the people, as it meant that they were safe for the time being from heavenly upheaval leading to destruction on the earth, and that their seasons for planting crops remained unchanged.

Although societies like the Aztecs and the Maya held similar ceremonies for the same reason, they considered the Sun to be a war-like deity that needed to be constantly appeased, and that the way to protect the earth from the ravages of cosmic intruders was to conduct regular human sacrifices.

The tragedy of these gruesome rituals was that once they had been found to be effective on one occasion, they were considered necessary for all future occasions. So their ceremonies became bloody sacrifices involving virgins or young men of prowess, as well as captives from military campaigns.

Similar rituals were held in Europe at places like Stonehenge and Woodhenge. These circles served a similar purpose, and that was to plot the path of the sun according to its previously recorded movements, to ensure that there was continued stability in the heavens.

In ancient Egypt, tall stone obelisks were used to track the path of the Sun at times of the midsummer and midwinter solstice. The shadows cast by these obelisks were used to check whether there had been any changes in the movement of the Sun which might lead to imminent earth changes.

The true meaning of these ancient stone monuments will never be understood by scientists and historians, until they come to realise that the earth has suffered repeated catastrophes caused by comets and asteroids that have happened to cross the orbit of the earth in the distant past.

Unfortunately, scientists of today remain convinced that the earth has always followed its existing course around the Sun, and that the length of the year has always been the same, and that human civilisations have never been destroyed by encounters with celestial objects from space.

They would do well to remember the words recorded by Plato in his work titled Timaeus, that were told by an old Egyptian priest to the Greek philosopher Solon:

“There have been and will be many different calamities to destroy mankind, the greatest of them by fire and water, lesser ones by countless other means”.  

“Your own story of how Phaeton, child of the sun, harnessed his father’s chariot, but was unable to guide it along his father’s course and so burnt up things on the earth and was himself destroyed by a thunderbolt, is a mythical version of the truth that there is at long intervals a variation in the course of the heavenly bodies and a consequent widespread destruction by fire of things on the earth”.

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