We are not alone
Alexander III the Great, also known as Alexander the Great, king of Macedonia from the Argead dynasty from 336 to 323 BC, son of King Philip II, lived from 356 to 323 BC. Thanks to his conquests, Macedonia expanded its territory from the Balkans and Egypt in the west to Central Asia and India in … Read more
The Akkadian Epic of Gilgamesh describes the search for the secret or source of immortality by the legendary Uruk (or Unug) king Gilgamesh. The epic is based on earlier Sumerian tales about this ruler. Gilgamesh’s traveling companion and friend Enkidu is said to be a humanoid being, previously running around the steppe like an animal, … Read more
Contrary to the accepted view, the story of the global flood is not just a biblical event, but has sources in most religions and societies around the world. This gives strong indications that the Flood actually happened, flooding most of the then existing continents and killing most of life on Earth. The first mention of … Read more
In today’s post, I would like to take a closer look at one of the radical reformers or rather heretics of ancient Egypt, who turned the beliefs of the Egyptians of that time upside down. There is a hypothetical justification for saying that he is a direct descendant of the Egyptian God Ra (Re), who … Read more
I took up the subject of Cain and Abel a few weeks ago, in the context of Cain killing Abel and his subsequent wanderings, crossing the ocean to a new land in South America, and building a city named after his son Enoch. In today’s post, I decided to direct my hypothetical considerations to the … Read more