The Sumerian Tree of Life has been Found (video)

[Removingtheveil]

Hi everyone, I was just checking in to see if there was anything interesting on the forums and saw Kersleys post about leaving. I really don't have an issue with someone discussing theories or information regarding what is real and what isn't because truthfully no one will believe something until they see it for themselves at least when it comes to a subject like that.

Keep your mind open always until you see it for yourself. Everyone can see with their eyes but most are blind.

You will never be enlightened or awakened unless you allow all creative imagination flow freely.

Around this time last year something happened to me that completely compromised all my beliefs. I woke up one day and was able to see in a different perspective. This perspective showed me something that is in front of everyone and yet no one can see it. The reason people can't see it isn't because it isn't visible it is because you've seen it all your lives and don't pay any attention to it. Do you look at everything around you and question what it is or why it looks the way it does? Do you walk around your house and see everything around you at all times? You know the floor is under your feet and the walls are around you and each item is exactly where you put it. After awhile you no longer look at most of it because your brain is filtering out the information it no longer considers important.

After this happened to me it took me on a journey of rediscovery that was the most traumatic and enlightening experience of my life. Things started happening in a synchronistic way that if any part of it was just a little different I would not have made the discoveries I did.

I made a slideshow presentation of one discovery and sent it to Graham Hancock. That same day he wrote back to me asking me to write a fully illustrated article for his website.

Here is screenshot of it.

http://i.imgur.com/Mj2lae3.png?1

Here is the video I sent him. it's a little rough so you may want to speed and slow down parts to read the information.

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Always keep an open mind. The ego will keep you from believing the impossible. It only takes seeing one thing you could never imagine being possible to break down those walls that hold your creative spirit prisoner.

Love everything because it has all been for a purpose. The shadow cannot be cast if there is no light but they are one and the same. What is Darkness if there is no light and vise versa.

Thanks for reading.

[Removingtheveil]

Here is a video of a sea pens Bioluminescence. its Very beautiful, I could only imagine what someone in ancient times would think seeing one.

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[DeDukshyn]

Edited:

What's the flat earth reference about? Expert marketing? ;)

[Removingtheveil]

I believe the members here should be able to express their ideas and have discussions on subject matter that sparks the imagination. If people don't want anything to do with the subject then don't say anything or even acknowledge its existence. If someone has a problem with other people exploring what is possible or not, they are allowing that possibility to have a negative influence on them. I don't waste my time putting negative energy out there, its like when you are in a car and someone is going too slow in front of you and you decide to honk the horn.. by doing so you let that person effect you in a negative way and in turn by honking the horn everyone around you feels that energy and it effects them. Do you feel what I mean?

Plus now that someone changed the name of the thread I'm pretty sure the new title grabs more attention.

[Shannon]

Hey man, great discovery ...amazing stuff. I apologize but I never saw this before. So cool.

[sigma6]

Just for the record:

I think it is simple, there is no "denying", "suppressing" or "pretending" something doesn't exist, there was discussion, and a group decision was made. (Even the biblical texts were decided upon by a group of higher levels...) it doesn't make it right or wrong. What it does mean is that a decision was made. An intention was expressed for a particular purpose. That decision may be right or wrong. The important point is that it was made. (exercise of conscious will) This "expression" was put it into action. The deed is done. And yes... it defines the character of the decision maker(s). The clear expression of intention is admirable and brave. Everyone's opinions are still intact.

There is a big difference between denying, hiding and/or forcing people what to think through all manner of propaganda and chicanery or manipulation (which is what it would devolve into eventually on both sides vs making a conscious decision and giving the others the free will to do as they please... The reasons for the predictable inevitable 'devolution' of argument is beyond the scope of this post... but let's just say it has to do with differing methodological approaches...

PA is not forcing anyone's hand... there are no chains on anyone's feet, if someone wants to make a melodramatic exit, (and make Shakespeare proud) so be it... they too are expressing their will. And there are countless forums that may still be investing time on such a matter (and will reap their karma, according to their decisions)...

Anyone who doesn't "see" or understand this is equally "blind"... and only the blind will play the "propaganda" "suppression" card, which is totally inapplicable in this context...



re: the interesting video:

I applaud the interpretation... it may have potential as an explanation... they certainly must have known about the flora and fauna in their environment, and must have placed high value on the Tree of Life plant, as the appearances certainly match...

And your observations and curiosity regarding the "man-purses" is quite fascinating... It is good to point those objects up... they obviously have some kind of important significance according to the manner and placement of them in the pictures. I also agree that trying to interpret imagery from thousands of years ago is open to more then one meaning. What is literal? What is symbolic or metaphorical? This is very difficult to do without a lot of study of the original context of that particular time. None-the-less I applaud the process of thought, creativity and effort that went into this...

However, it does pose a few questions, even upon cursory analysis of what you have presented...

the first one that hit me, was the image of the winged man (God?) holding the "man-purse"... would be indication against this theory... (of diving weights...) since he doesn't look like he is about to go diving, but flying perhaps...

and at 2:54 there is a picture of what appears to be them in the actual practice of "sea diving"... we see the boat above, the man below, the fish to indicate he is in water... his hair spread out, like long hair might do underwater (gives an indication of about the style and property of their hair even! hair conditioners anyone? or an oil rich diet perhaps?... ; ) i.e. assuming the imagery is accurate)

... but getting back to topic... the man underwater is not holding any "man-purse" ? If ever there was an opportune time to show the proper use of the "man-purse"... surely it would have been in this picture... and yet it is conspicuously absent... hmm...

And further to this observation... that particular picture looks the least "symbolic" of all the images presented... anyhow... just my 2¢...

[Octavusprime]

Interesting theory. I can surely see the resemblance and if there was a huge extinction level event than food sources would be in short supply. I tried looking up the edibility of sea pens but didn't come across too much. One site said they were edible but tasted terrible. If they are edible, I wonder how nutritious they are. Diving down to collect them would be energy intensive, better be worth the time and energy...

[Removingtheveil]

Just for the record:

I think it is simple, there is no "denying", "suppressing" or "pretending" something doesn't exist, there was discussion, and a group decision was made. (Even the biblical texts were decided upon by a group of higher levels...) it doesn't make it right or wrong. What it does mean is that a decision was made. An intention was expressed for a particular purpose. That decision may be right or wrong. The important point is that it was made. (exercise of conscious will) This "expression" was put it into action. The deed is done. And yes... it defines the character of the decision maker(s). The clear expression of intention is admirable and brave. Everyone's opinions are still intact.

There is a big difference between denying, hiding and/or forcing people what to think through all manner of propaganda and chicanery or manipulation (which is what it would devolve into eventually on both sides vs making a conscious decision and giving the others the free will to do as they please... The reasons for the predictable inevitable 'devolution' of argument is beyond the scope of this post... but let's just say it has to do with differing methodological approaches...

PA is not forcing anyone's hand... there are no chains on anyone's feet, if someone wants to make a melodramatic exit, (and make Shakespeare proud) so be it... they too are expressing their will. And there are countless forums that may still be investing time on such a matter (and will reap their karma, according to their decisions)...

Anyone who doesn't "see" or understand this is equally "blind"... and only the blind will play the "propaganda" "suppression" card, which is totally inapplicable in this context...



re: the interesting video:

I applaud the interpretation... it may have potential as an explanation... they certainly must have known about the flora and fauna in their environment, and must have placed high value on the Tree of Life plant, as the appearances certainly match...

And your observations and curiosity regarding the "man-purses" is quite fascinating... It is good to point those objects up... they obviously have some kind of important significance according to the manner and placement of them in the pictures. I also agree that trying to interpret imagery from thousands of years ago is open to more then one meaning. What is literal? What is symbolic or metaphorical? This is very difficult to do without a lot of study of the original context of that particular time. None-the-less I applaud the process of thought, creativity and effort that went into this...

However, it does pose a few questions, even upon cursory analysis of what you have presented...

the first one that hit me, was the image of the winged man (God?) holding the "man-purse"... would be indication against this theory... (of diving weights...) since he doesn't look like he is about to go diving, but flying perhaps...

and at 2:54 there is a picture of what appears to be them in the actual practice of "sea diving"... we see the boat above, the man below, the fish to indicate he is in water... his hair spread out, like long hair might do underwater (gives an indication of about the style and property of their hair even! hair conditioners anyone? or an oil rich diet perhaps?... ; ) i.e. assuming the imagery is accurate)

... but getting back to topic... the man underwater is not holding any "man-purse" ? If ever there was an opportune time to show the proper use of the "man-purse"... surely it would have been in this picture... and yet it is conspicuously absent... hmm...

And further to this observation... that particular picture looks the least "symbolic" of all the images presented... anyhow... just my 2¢...

Thank you for the taking the time to address both subjects. If anything came of Kersleys exit it was the force that lead me to share my video so I thank them for that. They are on their own journey to the truth and perhaps the forum was not serving them any longer. Anyway if the subject causes negative reactions and people want to research it they can do so elsewhere.

re to the video: The picture you are speaking of is actually a modern artists representation of the Epic of Gilgamesh, which I found out after I made the video. Interestingly enough that lead me to reading the Epic of Gilgamesh and here is a part of the story that backs my interpretation of the Sumerian Tablet.

"Utnapishtim agrees and tells Gilgamesh of a magic plant called How-the-Old-Man-Once-Again-Becomes-A-Young-Man that will restore Gilgamesh to his youth. Utnapishtim says this plant can be found at the bottom of the sea.

Gilgamesh ties heavy stones to his feet and descends into the waters. He locates the plant and pulls it out. He cuts the stones from his feet and surfaces with the plant. He tells Urshanabi that he will take the plant to the elders of Uruk and use its rejuvenating powers on them. Then he will partake and once again be strongest and youngest.

The two men begin their journey to Uruk. On their way, they come across a spring and Gilgamesh decides to bathe in its waters. He leaves the magic plant on shore where a serpent comes by and takes the plant, shedding its skin as it does so. When Gilgamesh returns from bathing, he is heartbroken to find that the plant is missing. He cries to Urshanabi that his efforts have been in vain."

Interestingly enough this magic plant is at the bottom of the ocean and Gilgamesh has to tie stones to his feet to get there.

[Removingtheveil]

Interesting theory. I can surely see the resemblance and if there was a huge extinction level event than food sources would be in short supply. I tried looking up the edibility of sea pens but didn't come across too much. One site said they were edible but tasted terrible. If they are edible, I wonder how nutritious they are. Diving down to collect them would be energy intensive, better be worth the time and energy...

Considering the Flood Myth is in nearly every ancient culture across the planet and substantial scientific evidence has been found to support this. All life on land would have been nearly wiped out completely or at least greatly reduced in number including plants. Also most fish and mobile sea life was at least displaced for a time period leaving almost no food sources for the humans at that time. I would say a situation like that would be worth the time and energy.

Thank you for posting and looking into it. :)

ps. the fly Agaric mushroom is considered toxic/lethal to humans yet is has been used for thousands of years as a religious/spiritual hallucinogen and the only variety that is really toxic are found in the US. Its also the mushroom in Nintendo's Mario (the one that gives you extra lives) :P

[Fairy Friend]

Interesting theory. I can surely see the resemblance and if there was a huge extinction level event than food sources would be in short supply. I tried looking up the edibility of sea pens but didn't come across too much. One site said they were edible but tasted terrible. If they are edible, I wonder how nutritious they are. Diving down to collect them would be energy intensive, better be worth the time and energy...

Considering the Flood Myth is in nearly every ancient culture across the planet and substantial scientific evidence has been found to support this. All life on land would have been nearly wiped out completely or at least greatly reduced in number including plants. Also most fish and mobile sea life was at least displaced for a time period leaving almost no food sources for the humans at that time. I would say a situation like that would be worth the time and energy.

Thank you for posting and looking into it. :)

ps. the fly Agaric mushroom is considered toxic/lethal to humans yet is has been used for thousands of years as a religious/spiritual hallucinogen and the only variety that is really toxic are found in the US. Its also the mushroom in Nintendo's Mario (the one that gives you extra lives) :P

Maybe it was neither food nor medicinal. But it could have been an indicator of where food is or better water so it might indicate where the fishing is better. If its bioluminescent, then it may have been used more like bait to attract other fish that are better eating. So maybe it was bait or a lure.

Another thought, It may have been a light source to see better in the dark both in dark waters or at night on land. That might be useful.

[Sunny-side-up]

Gratz, very nice observations, dot-connecting and vid there Removingtheveil

It would also suggest that the Fish gods where not as apt underwater as they should have bee if they needed weights to keep them down o.o.

It really dose gel that the hand bags are diving weights of some kind, and what benefits from their sea plant life harvests?

Great post!

[Sunny-side-up]

Off main topic:
I'm in no way having a go at Bill or the Mods (Love you, you do an incredible service, job) but Kersleys exit topic still in some ways resonates with me ( why not have a post on FE, view it or not as you/we will?).
I've posted before about my experiences with a form of Art Media and production that for a period of about a year changed my interpretation of the seen world around me.
I started seeing every image as if it was a flat stage prop! all be it very, very detailed props that where built of our full eyes spectrum of color, tone etc. I started seeing every thing around me as if it had no perspective, it was all comprised of flat layers upon layers!

I think 'Perspective' is the main tool of our jailers illusion, I know we use perspective (Our receiver, brain) to safely move around this illusion of the solid material world! but you can do with out it as I did!
Like I said I experienced that for about a year, and while doing so I actually started seeing in-between and around the stage prop layers, just like glitches in the matrix!

Most of what we call real as interpreted by our receiver brain is most not what it really is!
How we interpreter and believe in what we see is totally from our established collective norm (so called sanity) but we do all have our gained (Awakened) personal levels of view, relativity's!

Always keep a compartment for what is deemed 'Nonsense', always keep a compartment of 'Open Mindedness'

As far as the MS-Society goes we are all Insane here, sanity is being within the MS majority view point, if your out side of that you are Insane :)

Love, very good health and deep peace,
Alan

Sorry, back to the OP all

PS:
I was meaning to end my reply here with these words:
Please don't lock me out of Avalon because of being maybe just a bit insane ;)

[Rara]

Interesting! Do you know of any research being done on the effects of sea pens on humans....either medicinal or hallucagenic?

[Removingtheveil]

Interesting! Do you know of any research being done on the effects of sea pens on humans....either medicinal or hallucagenic?

None that I have been able to find. They have recently found them off the coast of Antarctica though! :)

[DeDukshyn]

I believe the members here should be able to express their ideas and have discussions on subject matter that sparks the imagination. If people don't want anything to do with the subject then don't say anything or even acknowledge its existence. If someone has a problem with other people exploring what is possible or not, they are allowing that possibility to have a negative influence on them. I don't waste my time putting negative energy out there, its like when you are in a car and someone is going too slow in front of you and you decide to honk the horn.. by doing so you let that person effect you in a negative way and in turn by honking the horn everyone around you feels that energy and it effects them. Do you feel what I mean?

Plus now that someone changed the name of the thread I'm pretty sure the new title grabs more attention.

So you were afraid that you might not get to bring this topic up and therefore had to add a reference to FE so as to ensure it would? I get what you are saying but not seeing how this was productively applied for this thread. To me that seems like horn honking ... but I digress :)

Anyway, interesting theories, I enjoyed that, thanks.

[Foxie Loxie]

Thank you SO MUCH for posting this! It is totally amazing, as I never could figure out what the "pine cone" was all about, or the purse either. Thanks for connecting some dots for us.

[QueenKat]

Deep Sea Thermus Thermophilus: This ferment is derived from deep sea hydro thermal vents and has the unique ability to help protect DNA.

There do seem to be plants down there that can do amazing things! Love the Gilgamesh story!

[amor]

I read a book about the Egyptian Ankh which is the purse the Anunnaki carry in the Sumerian carvings. It was described as an electrical circuit which transmits a charge along the dark skinned person to the Pineal Gland represented by the Pine Cone which it resembles. The chemical in the skin responsible for its dark color is the conductor of the signal. Now this may or may not be connected with the "Tree of Life" found under water in this article. It makes perfect sense to me that being in the ocean, especially near volcanic vents, would enable it to contain many precious minerals and metals such as monatomic gold. Our bodies begin to die when we cannot obtain these precious minerals, etc., in our food for prolonged periods. The small electrical signal to the Pineal Gland may well prolong life as well. Also, relating to the Gilgamesh story and the snake stealing the "Flower of Life," one writer claims our Chakras and the Pineal Gland compose the "Tree of Life," and that this life charge is discharged by sex which lowers our charge and enables us to slowly discharge onto death. The snake symbol may be of sex and/or of the Chakra tree. Make an Ankh and eat the undersea plant and see how long you live.

[guayabal]

Keep up the good work and let us know about your other discoveries if possible. Thank you.

[Removingtheveil]

I read a book about the Egyptian Ankh which is the purse the Anunnaki carry in the Sumerian carvings. It was described as an electrical circuit which transmits a charge along the dark skinned person to the Pineal Gland represented by the Pine Cone which it resembles. The chemical in the skin responsible for its dark color is the conductor of the signal. Now this may or may not be connected with the "Tree of Life" found under water in this article. It makes perfect sense to me that being in the ocean, especially near volcanic vents, would enable it to contain many precious minerals and metals such as monatomic gold. Our bodies begin to die when we cannot obtain these precious minerals, etc., in our food for prolonged periods. The small electrical signal to the Pineal Gland may well prolong life as well. Also, relating to the Gilgamesh story and the snake stealing the "Flower of Life," one writer claims our Chakras and the Pineal Gland compose the "Tree of Life," and that this life charge is discharged by sex which lowers our charge and enables us to slowly discharge onto death. The snake symbol may be of sex and/or of the Chakra tree. Make an Ankh and eat the undersea plant and see how long you live.

The most important part of understanding these ancient forms of writing is that symbols or pictograms represent multiple meanings. When it comes to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs there has been a lot of debate and interpretations of what they truly represent.

Ex: The scarab holding the Sun Disc.

http://imgur.com/UGpuGVv

There was a time period when the ancient Egyptians worshiped the Moon rather than the Sun. "Khonsu was a moon-god and the son of Amon-Re and Mut. His name derives from the root, "khens" which means to travel, to move about, to run."

One thing that is really awesome about the Scarab is that it mostly travels at night, the only known animal that uses the stars to navigate.

I feel we have to look at all ancient writing systems with an open mind and that there is a possibility they have more than one meaning.

Also great thinking about the volcanic vents! The amount of life in a handful of sea water is mind-blowing, who knows what minerals the soft coral may have.

Thanks for posting!