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The Great Beast

Alex Mistretta
In southwestern Central African republic near the border with the Congo and Cameroon lies a forgotten jungle and a forgotten beast. Often confused with the more famous Mokele-mbembe, the Emela-ntouka is a very different animal. Described as the size of a hippo with a long powerful tail, quadrupedal, with a rhino like head, elephant type ears and a single horn on its snout. It is said to be very aggressive, especially towards elephants and hippos where the horn is used to dismember its victims by attacking the stomach area. If tales are to be believed these animals were much more widespread across Africa once upon a time, but have seriously diminished in numbers. Also called Chipekwe in some regions, it seems the Dzanga Sangha National Park and the Lobeke region as seen in the map below and the Kafue National Park in Zambia remain the last bastion of survival for these animals. I’ve also heard some discussion of late of sightings near Mokele-mbembe territory in Southern Cameroon near the Dja river. I do believe however that these animals get at times confused with the Mokele-mbembe. Mokele-mbembe is more reptilian looking with it’s long neck, small head, but is comparable in size with the Emela-ntouka, and share some traits such as being quadrupeds, spending a lot of time in the water, having a long and powerful tail, and a horn is also at times assigned to Mokele-mbembe which further confuses the issue. I’m skeptical of the horn on Mokele-mbembe personally and feel that it is based on confusion with the rhino like Emela-ntouka.
16/12/2021 05:02:59


The Anunnaki Link

Diego Antolini
Inanna was appointed to preside over the Indus Valley colony, and to initiate the new race of Humans/Anunnaki breed, the Aryans. Aryan derives from the words “Ayur” (life) and “An” (sky), that is, “The Ones Who Live in Space” or “Beings From The Sky”. The Aryans had a brown/bronze skin color, which led the evolutionist scholars to believe that it was the result of crossbreeding between African and Mesopotamian people. The relations between these two areas with India initiated in the 3rd Millennium BCE and went on until the end of the Indus Valley Civilization, according to the official records. The oldest written text we have left from the remote past of Earth is the Enuma Elish, a Sumerian set of cuneiform tablets which chronicles the origins of the planet until the creation of mankind by the Anunnaki. The alien’s homeland, planet Nibiru, is said to move clockwise unlike the other planets of Sol, our Solar system. The Earth resulted from a collision between Nibiru and Marduk, a bigger planet that existed before. After the impact, Marduk split in two, forming Earth and its satellite, the Moon. Although mainstream historians date back the origin of Hindu civilization to 5000 years or so, and state that that civilization was in fact the oldest of the known world, Sitchin’s readings of Sumerian records shows that the Earth had been inhabited by an advanced civilization way before that. The Anunnaki were the first demigods to have colonized Earth after the Deluge (Since the Reptilian race, most likely native of Earth since prehistoric times and who had left the planet before the flood, may have returned later, perhaps in pursuit of the Anunnaki themselves.) Sitchin claims that the reason for the Anunnaki's second coming was to mine gold, which was a necessary metal for their technology.
05/12/2021 12:51:59


The Mahabharata Enigmas

Hindus Valley Civilization

Diego Antolini
Although the mainstream Academia is still skeptical and rejects the Mahabharata as being an account of true events, it still fails to explain why this epic has such a deep impact on Hindu society. In my opinion, a true scientist or researcher should not rely solely on factual evidence compatible with an existing timeline of events or data, but also accept that history is a dynamic and multilayered combination of physical evidence, emotional memories and psychological behaviors. The Truth which unifies all that is, is indeed a relative concept, made out of so many elements to render the attempt of a linear chronology nearly impossible. If we think to explain stories of 5,000 years ago with the eyes (and the mindset) of our modern era, it’s no surprise if most of them will be dismissed as “mythological.” If we, on the other hand, set aside the egotistic our-science-knows-everything attitude, perhaps we will look at the past not as a line, but as a wider arm of a spiral. It only appears logical to us that, as time has accelerated in the past two hundred years, space has narrowed either because the duration of the events is significantly shorter, or because our perception has also narrowed, focused as it is to the relentless descent toward the center of the spiral. We live in a society in which technology and finance dominate without most of us knowing what they exactly are, how they work, and what benefits they bring. Judging by the increasing limitation of our freedom, knowledge and cultural instruments, expecting that such masterworks as the ancient epics are, would be taken into consideration by the mainstream academy is pure illusion. Only an approach to the ancient lore, which is both open and flexible, and without the rigidity imposed by dogmas or faiths, would open up to so many questions, and initiate a path toward a new view of our past. How, for example, can the collective memory of so many diverse cultures be a total fantasy? The Mahabharata is not only revered by Hindus, but other religions and cultures such as Sikhism, Jainism, and Buddhism are also linked to the Mahabharata. The Bhagvat Geeta, one of the most well known ancient books of Hinduism is a part of the Mahabharata. Bhagvat Geeta is said to be a documented narrative of Lord Krishna to Arjun to fulfill his moral obligations and fight in the war of Kurukshetra. But who wrote it, and why?
18/10/2021 12:21:31


Mysteries In The Ramayana

Hindus Valley Civilization

Diego Antolini
The way ancient Jain authors tell Rama’s story is different from the Hindus especially in that they insisted more on eschewing the more fantastic elements of the epic such as the name Vanaras as mentioned in the Paumachariyam. Or, according to Jain texts, the fact that Rama and his brothers were born in a normal way, and without any divine artifice. According to AK Ramanujan, author of the essay Three Hundred Ramayana: Five Examples and Three Thoughts on Translation, the Jains considered themselves rationalists as opposed to the Hindus who favored more “bloodthirsty fancies and rituals.” Dr. De Clerq, a Belgian scholar of Indian lore, points out that “There are some ‘fantastic’ elements in the Jain version as well. Rama’s army may not have traveled to Lanka via a causeway built by monkeys; here they fly across the ocean in celestial chariots.” Dr. Kumarpal Desai, a Jain scholar and managing trustee of the Institute of Jainology of Ahmedabad, explains that Ravana is presented by the Jainist version of the Ramayana as a noble king, someone who is educated and devoted to Jainism. In fact he is not even a Rakshasa. Like Hanuman and other Vanaras, Ravana too is a Vidyadhar. Dr. Desai comments on how within the Jain canon the Ramayana is not among the most important texts. Therefore there is still a need for further study into this version, in particular how it was used as a vehicle for the Jainists to explain the world.
26/09/2021 17:31:53


The Rise of Mohenjo Daro

The Indus Valley Civilization

Diego Antolini
To understand India's history and culture means to delve deeply into the very origins of mankind. All data collected over the decades by researchers point at the Indus Valley as the dwelling place for a mysterious, advanced civilization. Later on, people migrating from the most diverse places surrounding the Indian landmass mingled and integrated, laying the foundations of what is India today. By the IV millennium BC, India had emerged as a region with a highly developed civilization. The question remains, however, in how advanced were the people living in the Indus Valley, who were them and where did they come from. This culture is known as Harappan or Indus Valley Civilization (IVC). It flourished around 2,500 BC in the territories that are now Pakistan and Western India and became one of the four ancient largest civilizations of the ancient world, together with Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China. Only in 1920 the Archaeological Department of India began excavations in the Indus Valley, and the ruins of the ancient cities of Mohenjodaro and Harappa were discovered. The Indus Valley civilization lived in fully urbanized cities with wide roads and drainage systems, engaged in commercial as well as agricultural activities, and the houses were made of baked bricks with two or more storeys. It seems that by 1500 BC recurrent floods, earthquakes and other natural disasters brought an end to the Harappan culture. Latest studies indeed showed that climate changes were responsible for the IVC’s disappearance. However there is still a thick shroud of mystery surrounding these two ancient cities, whose advancements and ending have not yet been fully understood, let alone explained by science. In fact, even the actual findings of these early civilizations in the Indus Valley have been largely overlooked, misinterpreted or blatantly covered, for reasons that will be clear in the last section of this chapter.
14/06/2021 18:25:58






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