This topic is heavily covered by Ralph Ellis, and Michael Tsarion. Ralph Ellis has lectures on his channel that are college level. Laird Stanton also proved you wrong with his Dogon book about the Egyptians. I don't get ads on my phone. I'm sorry you get ads. You need an ad block.
You also need to cite your disagreements, so that I can properly understand them.
It was a live stream caught it in break, then I was like watching other stuff. Missed. Caught. Then big break.
It was interesting, very interesting a lot was known. Akhenaten. This is a very weird anomaly, the pharaoh who named himself above the former pantheon as its God. Thus was cursed. A curse giving us the Mummy returns. They chopped him into pie horribly, marking him, forget how they entombed it, cursing his tomb for eternity. It was like that Mummy shit. His priest were killed. A big conspiracy when they found it. It killed the entire archaeological dig early 1900s. Dunno if this lends to the fable. But they died horribly as they partied on its discovery.
A cardinal sin in that religion incorporating more and more into its pantheon. The sin meant being lost, a freaking souless apparition eaten by those who dine on them, and not reaching the afterlife the fields of eternal bliss. Some perhaps traitorously argued they could still judge as a jury as any souls were weighed.
Obviously prior to this was civil war. The upper and lower kingdoms ruled by the pharaoh residing in them both between them consecutively throughout their calender year. Until a pharaoh from her, the matriarch, parading men, gay men in chains and union, on the arms of its mistresses, they probably fucked animals as well, a weakling with distrust but scholarly decided the lower kingdom was nicer and built the most splendid city and temple as a permanent residence. It civil warred the upper kingdom won. Removing her line and dynasty, rewriting over it, placing new people in former sarcophagus, etc, turning this Palace said to have been the most splendid in existence into dust. In this time the religion got greedy, as priests secured payments into the afterlife instead of by merits and this became its upper kingdom, causing its curses.
However they are combined and that origin is nothing but a rewording of a lot of events and of any Summerian.
This is a very bad version of those events with a lot of humor.
But obviously Ankhenaten is quite possibly where the singular god emerged from its former pantheon. Who knows?
Btw. Ty for taking the time to watch that with me! I ended up staying up too late watching more RE lectures. I couldn't do it if I had to suffer commercials. You need an adblock!
You have a good memory for Egyptian mythology! If we switch authors, where you say they probably fucked animals, that's where the Bible and some ancient texts point to Chimeras being made in the same manner as Crispr today. Dan Winter goes over it. But, he wrote a book on the planck formula, (he has everything on his site for free btw) he is good at making technical things easily understood, but it makes me laugh when he does it. ( think like I'm in kindergarten, and someone is talking about the quadradic equation)
The book of Gilgamesh can be over simplified with a comparison to Hercules. One parent a god, one patent human. If we go to the Bible Hero's of reknown are the offspring of the fallen angels. Giants. Nephellim.
Greek mythology the Pleiades, your giants, even Incans followed them. Enoch the book of giants, taken to them by God. You know the story. There's a Greek version as well.
Animal fucking animal mummification. But of course all the halfman half beast animal deities. It outlawed them until Solomon's key the demons are those Babylonian winged whatever they're called or perhaps the sphinx and many others like the bull.
Isn't Samson, like Hercules? I don't know.
But the entire son of God became the next fragment and splinter. Obviously the Greeks gained that from the Egyptians. Their Pantheon is full of it. God's giving birth to humans who had the strength of giants or unearthly powers.
The Epic of Gilgamesh. What happens to the Planet? Similarity to Enoch right there. Moses is the Sargon of Akkad. Same story. 10 commandments. Hummarabi's code of laws.
Later Nimrod goes to war against God in the tower of Babel? Is Nimrod Gilgamesh. Who is Lilith? Babylonian surely. Ishtar. We won't say Neferitti.
Jacob's ladder, Babylonian again? A means to communicate to the gods via the cosmos the planet's? They of course are known as gods and Solomon's key, demons. Egypt kind of has this as well its origins and pantheon. What was what. Aw you know what, fuck all that, there's God. Akhenaten? No. Not quite.
Who knows except it combined a bunch of stuff while he's trying to pinpoint the Egyptian where there is obvious pairing to the origin he excused a heap of Babylonian influence in that origin. This was what I didn't agree with the dismal. I didn't watch all but I shrugged as the other commentator tried to suggest it with another reference Cain and Abel, Enlil and Enki. There are many versions even Romulus and Remus.
This topic is heavily covered by Ralph Ellis, and Michael Tsarion. Ralph Ellis has lectures on his channel that are college level. Laird Stanton also proved you wrong with his Dogon book about the Egyptians. I don't get ads on my phone. I'm sorry you get ads. You need an ad block.
You also need to cite your disagreements, so that I can properly understand them.
It was a live stream caught it in break, then I was like watching other stuff. Missed. Caught. Then big break.
It was interesting, very interesting a lot was known. Akhenaten. This is a very weird anomaly, the pharaoh who named himself above the former pantheon as its God. Thus was cursed. A curse giving us the Mummy returns. They chopped him into pie horribly, marking him, forget how they entombed it, cursing his tomb for eternity. It was like that Mummy shit. His priest were killed. A big conspiracy when they found it. It killed the entire archaeological dig early 1900s. Dunno if this lends to the fable. But they died horribly as they partied on its discovery.
A cardinal sin in that religion incorporating more and more into its pantheon. The sin meant being lost, a freaking souless apparition eaten by those who dine on them, and not reaching the afterlife the fields of eternal bliss. Some perhaps traitorously argued they could still judge as a jury as any souls were weighed.
Obviously prior to this was civil war. The upper and lower kingdoms ruled by the pharaoh residing in them both between them consecutively throughout their calender year. Until a pharaoh from her, the matriarch, parading men, gay men in chains and union, on the arms of its mistresses, they probably fucked animals as well, a weakling with distrust but scholarly decided the lower kingdom was nicer and built the most splendid city and temple as a permanent residence. It civil warred the upper kingdom won. Removing her line and dynasty, rewriting over it, placing new people in former sarcophagus, etc, turning this Palace said to have been the most splendid in existence into dust. In this time the religion got greedy, as priests secured payments into the afterlife instead of by merits and this became its upper kingdom, causing its curses.
However they are combined and that origin is nothing but a rewording of a lot of events and of any Summerian.
This is a very bad version of those events with a lot of humor.
But obviously Ankhenaten is quite possibly where the singular god emerged from its former pantheon. Who knows?
Btw. Ty for taking the time to watch that with me! I ended up staying up too late watching more RE lectures. I couldn't do it if I had to suffer commercials. You need an adblock!
You have a good memory for Egyptian mythology! If we switch authors, where you say they probably fucked animals, that's where the Bible and some ancient texts point to Chimeras being made in the same manner as Crispr today. Dan Winter goes over it. But, he wrote a book on the planck formula, (he has everything on his site for free btw) he is good at making technical things easily understood, but it makes me laugh when he does it. ( think like I'm in kindergarten, and someone is talking about the quadradic equation)
The book of Gilgamesh can be over simplified with a comparison to Hercules. One parent a god, one patent human. If we go to the Bible Hero's of reknown are the offspring of the fallen angels. Giants. Nephellim.
Greek mythology the Pleiades, your giants, even Incans followed them. Enoch the book of giants, taken to them by God. You know the story. There's a Greek version as well.
Animal fucking animal mummification. But of course all the halfman half beast animal deities. It outlawed them until Solomon's key the demons are those Babylonian winged whatever they're called or perhaps the sphinx and many others like the bull.
Isn't Samson, like Hercules? I don't know.
But the entire son of God became the next fragment and splinter. Obviously the Greeks gained that from the Egyptians. Their Pantheon is full of it. God's giving birth to humans who had the strength of giants or unearthly powers.
The Epic of Gilgamesh. What happens to the Planet? Similarity to Enoch right there. Moses is the Sargon of Akkad. Same story. 10 commandments. Hummarabi's code of laws.
Later Nimrod goes to war against God in the tower of Babel? Is Nimrod Gilgamesh. Who is Lilith? Babylonian surely. Ishtar. We won't say Neferitti.
Jacob's ladder, Babylonian again? A means to communicate to the gods via the cosmos the planet's? They of course are known as gods and Solomon's key, demons. Egypt kind of has this as well its origins and pantheon. What was what. Aw you know what, fuck all that, there's God. Akhenaten? No. Not quite.
Who knows except it combined a bunch of stuff while he's trying to pinpoint the Egyptian where there is obvious pairing to the origin he excused a heap of Babylonian influence in that origin. This was what I didn't agree with the dismal. I didn't watch all but I shrugged as the other commentator tried to suggest it with another reference Cain and Abel, Enlil and Enki. There are many versions even Romulus and Remus.