Though I’ve been lucky enough to travel to and see some unique and breathtaking places as a child through adulthood, I am finally going to Africa for the first time at thirty-two years old. I’ve been interested in Ancient Egypt for about a decade because of its erasure from black history since many people are still not aware most of the Ancient Egyptians were probably black. Additionally, it gained more and more of my interest once I truly realized how magnificent the structures are and how little logic there is behind the explanations we’re given on the construction of the most impressive monuments, like the Great Pyramid of Giza.
How did they cut granite so precisely, at such a large scale? I’ve read about theories online about them possibly harnessing the power of sound, so I’ll be looking for any clues pointing in that direction. As outlandish as that may sound, no pun intended, it wouldn’t be the first time people have lost useful technology. For example, many people don’t know that Roman concrete was far more durable than the concrete we use today, and we only figured out why a little under a year ago.
What’s the real purpose of the Great Pyramid of Giza? Despite popular belief, there’s no evidence it was ever used as a tomb for any pharaoh, so there’s really no logical reason to believe that was its purpose outside of the fact that Ancient Egyptians care a lot about the afterlife.
At the Temple of Horus, there is an intriguing story about the original settlers of Ancient Egypt being some of the last survivors of a civilization destroyed by a great flood. A few years ago, I came across new information about The Richat Structure being the most likely location for Atlantis, so I am interested in seeing those particular hieroglyphs to investigate the possibility of Ancient Egyptians being descendants of Atlanteans.
After reading the “The Lost Book of Enki” by Zecharia Sitchin, which is a translation and compilation of Sumerian Tablets, I’m fascinated by the claim that the Anunnaki may have had a hand in influencing the early development of Ancient Egypt. The book claims that Ra, the most powerful and oldest Egyptian God, is Marduk. Sumerian tablets claim that Marduk is the son of Enki, who are both members of the extraterrestrial alien race, the Anunnaki. Sumerians believed this extraterrestrial race created humanity. Interestingly enough, science now claims the first human woman, known as “Mitochondrial Eve” existed about 200,000 years ago, which perfectly aligns with the dates the Sumerian tablets claimed we were created.
There is a school of thought that believes the denial of the existence of Atlantis is because humans were more advanced before the last ice age. The line of thinking is that as long as that knowledge is suppressed, humans will continue to be easy to control and manipulate. Many people who subscribe to that belief are under the impression that the Anunnaki and their appointed representatives here on earth (which would likely be some of the global elite) are the main benefactors suppressing that knowledge.
I am also interested in the origins of Judaism/Christianity, and how that relates to Ancient Egypt and Ethiopia since there are no records outside of the Bible of Hebrew slaves in Ancient Egypt. Were the Abrahamic religions created to continue the Anunnaki’s control of our spirituality once the Ancient Egyptian empire began to fall? Many have compared the Archangel Michael, to Enlil, a central figure in the Anunnaki story, who happens to be seen as God’s representative. Meaning if he actually does exist, and returns to earth, followers of Abrahamic religions would not question any of his motives since questioning him would be the equivalent of questioning God.
Finally, I am interested in learning more about the descendants of Ancient Egypt. Is there a connection between the Moors and Ancient Egypt? Are West Africans direct descendants of Ancient Egypt? I am lucky enough to be exploring Ancient Egypt with a group of people who will be able to provide a lot of insight specifically into how Ancient Egypt ties into African history and where the descendants of Ancient Egypt are today. I’m not sure how much interest there will be in the other topics I’ve discussed here, but even if I am the only one, I intend to ask as many questions as possible to share what I’m learning and seeing firsthand, exclusively here Ascension Media Club.
Most of what I’ve discussed in this piece would be considered pseudo-history and mythology by mainstream historians, and I am not certain about any of it, to be honest. What I do know, is that I see evidence every day of how biased the news we watch on TV is, so I don’t see any reason why history couldn’t also be suffering from significant biases. There are too many inconsistencies proving history books should be rewritten, which you can find several more examples of by clicking here.
Click below to watch a video by Jimmy Corsetti of Bright Insight highlighting evidence that a previous civilization once spanned the globe and shared much of the same technology.
