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Hyperborea The land and people of the North,
which is remarkably and unnervingly close to the definition of North Umber
Land or in Gaelic Yr Hen Ogle dd. Hyper; (up/vertical/Polaris North. However
Polaris North used to be the constellation Draco not the current stellar
configuration, Borea; the place of the sacred people of the north.
Boreas is specifically the North Wind. So it means Sacred People of the North
Wind. The Wind is a specific reference to the Making of the Wind e.g. Genesis
1;2. And god flew over the winds, the North meaning
the place god came from, Heaven. Hen; the sacred people, with the Yr as
the classification of sacred being very high. Very close to the divine. One of the residence
of Hyperborea also lives north of Thrace, which would be Germany. The Germans and the British had long
standing allies connections. They shared armies,
culture, language, and of course trade routes. Of course Germany and Austria have
been invaded numerable times by very bad cultures, one of those invasion
cultures descendants did unbelievable acts of cruelty and crimes against
humanity in the middle of the 20th century. What if Noah’s Ark did not float, but
it rather levitated with a Djed at its bow and stern? In Star Trek Gene Roddenberry wrote
about this ancient Earth Mythology in his story “Cloud City” in the original Series.
The builders of the city used Magnetic Levitation to have the city be 1000s of
feet in the air. By using an artificial cloud making
device, then charging the particles of cloud with a specific positive
polarity. Then charging the bottom of the structure with the same positive
polarity. The two would naturally repel each other. Above obviously have the air be
natively charged, so the city has a push push from the
bottom and a pull pull from the top. There is zero which points to the 5000
b.c.e cultures of Egypt, and Europe did not possess said technology. In fact
all they did with many ton sized stones points to this is close to the only
way it was possible to achieve that goal. |
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