What's up peeps! 

Too bad for you, I guess ya'll get me back...something ridiculous happened at work and that went south real fast so now I just don't have a job and I swear it wasn't my fault! I was discriminated against and bullied and they fired me when I spoke up for my rights and that their behavior was wrong, then they used the "workplace bully policy" to fire me and I had no side no say they believed a bunch of lies and went with it, zero tolerance also means zero investigation and they can target people they don't like with it. Fuck that policy just hates me for some reason. Why can't that thing ever apply to me properly. My union won't help me either, bastards. The silver lining, maybe I need the time off to keep healing that tissue injury on that messed up finger of mine. 


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***Agood chance to share some of the grafiti pictures from my walk I haven't shared yet***

It is what it is tho, more minor life setbacks I guess...again. Looking around the news I suppose I could be dealing with much worse at the current moment. I'm still getting tired of life shitting on me tho.  I feel bad for all the innocent victims loosing or having their lives disrupted on both side of the current conflict that erupted too. Why does our world have to be so cold on so many aspects. I don't care much for war or chaos and the damages it creates. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5e8SNko9tVU
***You know the drill, press play and enjoy the tunes while you read on.***

Can't say I feel like elaborating on either topics tho. They both depress me more than I would like to be so I'll just leave those there for now. In the meantime, that big boxing fight is just around the corner, almost week away. I'm pretty excited about that. Obviously not a good time to buy that camera lens I was eying up but I did get a third battery so I don't run out of juice.  I tend to run out of battery towards the end and it gets dicey. Not this time!

That required me to go on Amazon...ah shit, there is cool books there 😁. Oopsy, I'm sure you can guess what happened next. Yep, went window shopping for books since I was there, I was vexed that it had been so long that "my cart" had disappeared and all my future research was gone. That's probably a good thing tho, that cart was up to like $$1500. So I had to build a new one from scratch and even that one ended up going up to almost $500 but I like to moderate myself a little and chose 6 books out of that list so now my to be read pile is now longer. given the fact that I probably have a couple hundred books or close, having 25 that I still have to read is a good ratio, it didn't get too out of hand yet. 25 books, I can probably read that in like 6 months.



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I try to read a few before adding more tho. I was always a big reader, even as a kid. My way to escape from the world maybe. I tend to read more when I'm bothered by something I don't want to talk about. I have had many of those types of things the last few years. I don't read novels much, my reads are a little eclectic and hard to find in most stores.  I like to get into alternative archeology but most stores carry mainstream theories or they will have one book of a 3 part series and it gets annoying to chase the rest or start the idea in the second book. 

I never used to go on amazon much before and I don't really use it for much else either, just books. I was digging around and it cost about 3k to 5k to self publish once something is written and amazon does the printing, I can see why it has become a popular choice for selling books now along with finding all my alternative reads. I have been finding all kinds of older books that have been translated into English in more modern times. I do enjoy ancient philosophy and translated text was always a barrier from learning the things I wanted. I found more text/dialogs from Hermes/Thoth, no way to really confirm but I think it was the same sage just called different names in two nations. One is from ancient Greece and the other ancient Egypt, not really a stretch.

He's an interesting one and I like all the different analyses that stem from his texts and how much it's still observed thousands of years later whether people know it or not. I'm not really sure when he lived, I don't look at those details, there are some discrepancies, legends and whatever else... I just like the wisdom.  Since I'm on the topic, I already have a Maat book to get into eventually, it's like 700 pages of tiny text. Maat is Egypt's Lady Justice and may actually be even more ancient possibly stemming from older cultures in Africa and Thoth is the Scribe of Life. They are considered partners at least in etheric afterlife duties. His mythology is also associated around the Goddess Isis as working partners being associated as the God of Wisdom (God's scribe) and being a messenger and a High Priest and potentially healing practices with herbs, plants and such. 


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to add to my bible studies, this was by coincidence and it just showed up in the list of "Here, spend more $$ with us" charts at the bottom of the page and found a translated Ethiopian based text collections Apocrypha  on King Solomon, Queen of Sheba and her son Menyelek along with a few more features along with a book on the archeology and history behind Temple Mount. Another rabbithole for me to get into. Alternative archeology have a theory that they may have had some links to ancient Egypt as well but I kept that on the wish list for now and haven't explored the theory behind it enough to have an opinion, better start from the beginning. Maybe that's my book problem, I have too many rabbitholes on the go! It all ties into each other somehow.

I did finish my Cleopatra and the Ptolemy bloodline history, talk about a cut throat family from the beginning and intergenerational trauma all over that, I was going to write about it but it does mention the Goddess Isis and a previous Queen King Hatshepsut that was her strong role models and had a huge impact on her ruling that I would like to get into and might help to better understand her. I don't think I bought the book I found on her archeology yet, thinking about it but it's expensive, $90 so it's in the wish list for now, I might get it next week I bet lol. It's a nice book, it has all known history recorded from excavations including pictures of artifacts. I have no will power when it comes to books. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatshepsut

Being addicted to books and reading probably isn't the worst thing in the world, I enjoy it. I could swear some of these might actually be university textbooks somehow. I feel like a nerd most days. Here is one of my weird little secrets. In previous posts, I mentioned I was often just locked in the basement and forgotten about for long periods of time in foster care, I used to get the maximum amount of books I could get at one time from my middle school library so I was never bored I just read my entire middle school library in 2 years, grade 7 and 8. 

Interestingly enough someone actually called me on it over a decade later.  Someone actually noticed, it wasn't on my list of accomplishments or even thought about that since it stems from a time I prefer getting away from rather than think about. Yup I'm that nerdy. my mental health crises make me read more when I'm stressed out. It is a fine line between genius and insanity after all. He noticed I read so many because he was also getting abused at home and was reading to get away and my name was everywhere because you have to sign a card inside of the sleeve to sign the book out. We all remember dinosaur times or am I just that old and been that long since I have been to a library? Just the last thing I expected to be called out on, it was my secret! I hope that guy is doing ok. 


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Back to my rabbitholes, my current read is pretty interesting, alternative archeology and the attempt to re-date the Sphinx to be be much older than it is based on erosion wear. Also analyzing other ancient monuments like Gobekli Tepe, Turkey (potentially the oldest ever found) and Easter Island  could potentially be re-dated based on natural soil collections around the statues and the  missing quarry that my be hidden underwater. I'm only halfway to a 500 page book so there is more to tell.

He explores a theory that these sites may actually be dated wrong and could be as old as Gobekli Tepe established at the end of the last ice age potentially 10 000 to 11 000 years ago. Based on ice core samples taken in Siberia,  a major solar catastrophe/ series of mega solar flares could have been responsible for doing significant damage to the Earth and the humans of the time that forced civilization into caves to avoid death and other repercussions of radiation damage and their burning surroundings, using caves as underground bunkers/ shields and the events became so frequent that they just started living there since all their progress was lost. He goes into a detailed explanation on how the magnetosphere interacts with solar plasma and the geological repercussions of the increased ionization. 

I held a similar theory before I started reading this book so I'm really digging it although it's pretty long but very detailed on his research including many aspects and explanation on various scientific concepts. I thought this was going to be about the Sphinx! OMG What a pleasant surprise tho. I have another 300 pages to read before I get into the King Solomon stuff. 


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Actually, I bought a book about a year ago about the theory of the Sphinx being dated wrong and it has given birth to many different more niche theories within that theory. I have been chasing them, I found like 5 different things so far based of that original research/ theory all observing different aspects along with accidental discovery of strange features they noticed while investigating that are included in the construction but not really spoken about that suggest the Pyramids could have been ancient observatories to track and develop astronomy knowledge along with being sacred temples both for worship and learning.  

This theory is based on a well and a chamber they found. He roped himself 60 feet deep into the well because of restrictions, at night is the only time they could go and break the rules undetected. At the bottom of the well, there was also a hidden chamber where the reflection in the well could be viewed and had a clear shot of what was in the sky reflected in the water. He obviously goes into more details and analyses on star charts but interesting theory indeed. 

Out of all theories explored, each go back to the Sphinx being built much earlier. if the Sphinx was built  earlier than the pyramids and the face might actually be a refurbishing of an already existing statue. What could it have represented before? If it was built closer to 10 000 BCE like the erosion and weather patterns/changes experienced over time suggest, it would have been in the age of LEO, that might actually make a big random stone lion in the middle of the desert make sense and may have been subjected in the same flood that could have been caused by the mentioned solar catastrophe causing civilization and it's history to just be wiped out and disappear or start back from scratch after having to live in caves out of necessity with whomever was left at around 10 000 BCE. 

In the last few years, the frequency and severity of wildfire and other storm or natural catastrophes was also noted to possibly have been experienced based on their scientific models as a side effects of series of massive geomagnetic storm and is part of the natural cycle of the sun as it recalibrates/shifts it's mass suggesting we may be over due by 1000 years for this sort of events. I have been casually looking at magnetosphere data during geomagnetic storms an many of them have been disconnecting the poles completely meaning, ionization of the planet and radiation is penetrating the magnetosphere, much like what is suspected to have caused the flood of 10 000 BCE recorded in ice core samples taken in Siberia also found evidence of larger than normal space debris (dust/rocks) for that time period. 


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Perhaps our symptoms of global warming could be based on a current solar anomaly being experienced , larger than normal solar activity = warmer climate, more fire, faster melting of ice and all the bla bla blas, perhaps a bigger problem that we can't really work ourselves out of. I'm still all for taking better care of our planet, just fyi but... These increases in geomagnetic storms frequency and severity can disrupt our modern civilization , our electronics, communication and internet systems, locally or larger. It is anticipated that the heightened solar activity could be experienced until 2025. Maybe that's the strange reason I'm stacking books, if the internet goes out, I wont be bored. It doesn't have to be worst case civilization wiping apocalyptic scenario to be disruptive to modern society.  

These solar events could also potentially affect or cardiac and brain rhythms/waves causing discrepancies. Perhaps partially responsible for increased anxiety leading to mental health issues in the world, unknowingly. I need to explore more into that "boiling frog" theory, a culmination of natural and geo political events affecting our minds more than we realize and society is going cray-cray little bits at a time. There is a known coloration with higher numbers of heart attack incidents during increased solar activity. Perhaps still a theory but good to take note of during the next few years. 

Why do I like buying these strange books and alternative archeology? Because they don't get the same funding as mainstream archeology gets and their books and theories is what partially funds their research, digs and preservation of history along with the various translations of texts. Buying them encourages more data and information on these topics being discovered, preserved and translated. 


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Newly added to my list, while I was chasing floods and solar catastrophes, why not head deeper into mythology, there is no flood story like the Atlantis theory that has puzzled humans since Plato's initial description followed with Edgar Cayce's hypnosis work. This book follows a trail of myths, stories, artifacts, potential culture along with other information related to the legend. Could Atlantis actual have existed and been destroyed during that same solar event? Perhaps not such a myth after all? Will we ever know? I sure like reading about it, maybe a bit too much. Is all of this related to Noah's flood stories too? 

I would like to believe that society was dispersed across the globe, not concentrated in one tiny portion of the planet but in many ancient cultures we have the same re-occurring story of a flood and the sky falling along with societies that vanished without a trace only leaving giant stone monuments recording similar information to leave us scratching our heads on it's meaning. What were they trying to tell us? 

The bigger question, how did they move such large stones, build elaborate structures that we still can't recreate or figure out with today's technology when society is currently viewing them as coming out of caves and discovering pottery and husbandry. Lady Rainbow says something stinks here, it's not adding up. I'm surprised we are not watching them roll in their grave live as we dig up their tombs just to make a statement for us thinking they were that un-evolved. I find digging up the dead a little weird but I like the information that comes out of it. The whole concept of these monuments left behind leave more questions than answers but I like exploring the possibilities. Something(s) to think about. 

With my mention of Plato, I have been wanting to get into that for a year, it's been sitting on my shelf for that long but I keep getting distracted by new books and theories to explore. Damn Amazon! lol. In addition to Plato and his philosophy sparked other observers in the Neo-Platonist literary and philosophy movement called Theurgy. I bet it fits nicely with the Hermetic Philosophies and analyses on the way along with the ones I have already read. For anyone that doesn't know, these are ancient Greek based philosophies. 


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I threw Carl Jung's **Red Book** in that pile not for his relations to Plato but from my synopsis on Theurgy, the process that went into making Jung's personal dream experienced and interpretation a result of this same idea or process at first glance that went into creating his self analysis and contributed to his psychology research that resulted into a falling out with his mentor Sigmund Freud and became his competing theories with his controversial alternative psychology. The Red Book is derived from translated text in a more condensed way that stem from the more rough concept of "The Black Book" series translated just in the recent decades. I think it was originally written in German. I could be wrong. 

I know, I have too many rabbit holes, it's like I'm burning the candle at both ends and I added a few more meshes to it willy-nilly. It's probably enough to make my brain melt as it is yet I keep getting lost in the Amazon of books. Now that I performed an archeological dig of my living room and bookshelf to make this post, this stuff was well packed and not going back the way it was...UH-OH! haha. What have I done! 

Taking advantage of my unwanted down time to keep enlightening myself until I figure it out, I have a few things in mind I guess. When the universes forces me to sit TF down yet again, fine then I'll just sit here and read. Meaning I'm probably not going to write much but I'll try. I can't really multi task that one. I would like to cut thru the pile I have because I know it's just a matter of time until I get lost on amazon again. By the time I'm done exploring humanity's strange aspects past and present, I'll probably need like 3765 years to read it all. 😝 I'm sure I can still find time to report on my reads and a few mountain posts, look at that, making the books earn their keep posting hive reviews!


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That will probably further fuel my obsession too , just what I need maybe the blockchain could use a little more alternative sciences and theories. Maybe we can become smarter and stop repeating the past, solve future problems who knows maybe stop fighting/war? Enlighten ourselves back to a cooperative world. 

I can just Imagine what Thoth would think if he knew that you can now get his text carved in a Pyramid transcribed, translated put on paper and delivered in the mailbox to anywhere in just a matter of a few years. Or just google any piece of information we want, the library of modern mankind. I wish more people would see how rare that is in history and it should be valued yet hardly anyone reads books these days. Perhaps why society is regressing in terms of spirituality and morally.