In this episode, we dive into the ancient mysteries of the Sumerians—the world's first civilization. What if these brilliant minds truly uncovered and recorded the hidden origins of humanity? In this immersive "History for Sleep" episode, experience captivating stories, ancient conspiracies, and the most controversial theories that have fascinated scholars for generations. Discover how Sumerian clay tablets, cuneiform texts, and mythic tales could hold the key to our true past.
Did the Sumerians possess secret knowledge about humanity’s origin? Explore the evidence from Mesopotamia, the legends of creation, and the ongoing debate among historians and archaeologists. Let this soothing yet mysterious narrative help you drift into sleep while pondering the untold history that shaped our world.
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Compilation: Ancient Myths and Mysteries Volume 1
This collection of ancient mysteries challenges our understanding of history.
Explore a possible underground city in the Grand Canyon, rumored to be filled with ancient artifacts and enigmatic writings that defy explanation.
Discover the alleged subterranean world of Agartha, where a technologically advanced society might reside beneath our feet, untouched by time.
Consider the theory of a hollow Earth, supported by anomalies in seismic data and strange compass readings from the past.
Learn of lost continents and advanced prehistoric cultures that raise questions about humanity's origins and the knowledge we've lost over millennia.
Each story offers a glimpse into a world where myth and reality intertwine, urging you to question what lies beneath our known world.
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Our story starts with the arrival of the Gods on Earth - the people we know historically as the Proto-Sumerians. It is not precisely known when these ancestors of ours came here or why. It is surmised that they arrived here quite some time before the worldwide Deluge, this is long long before recorded history. The arrival of these "gods," and their incredibly long reigns is reported in their descendant's records, the Sumerians. These records are written on thousands of cuneiform tablets.
00:05 The Arrival
37:14 The First Cities
1:10:09 The Anunnaki
1:41:41 The Creation of Humanity
2:12:11 The Serpent Gods
2:43:32 The Antediluvian Patriarchs
3:18:03 The Rephaim Giants
3:52:34 The Deluge
4:24:04 Ancient Flying Machines
4:57:07 Advanced Technology in the Scriptures
5:29:53 The Lost City of the Demi Gods
6:04:54 The Kadesh Complex
6:39:45 Sodom and Gomorrah
Randall Carlson is a master builder and designer, a geologist, anthropologist and historian. He specializes in sacred geometry, ancient civilizations, climate and environmental change, myths, legends, comic cycles and catastrophes. He is a proponent of the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, and has theorized about the extinction of historical advanced human civilizations.
Here we go again, another big, scary change coming to the platform that has Creators shaking in their boots. I'm talking about COPPA, the Children’s Online Privacy and Protection Act. Now COPPA has been around for a while but not too long ago the FTC and YouTube got into things over whether or not YouTube was in violation of it. The results have a lot of channels - family, gaming, art, and many more - scared for their jobs, their livelihoods, and their homes on this platform. Today, I want to talk about the reality of COPPA going into 2020 and what we REALLY have to worry about and what we don't.
Although the fax machine did not begin to see wide acceptance until the late 1970s, the device’s invention predated its popularity by almost 130 years. The original versions in the 19th century were telegraph-based, because they predated the telephone by a number of years. But this isn’t so absurd as it may sound, as the modern fax machine’s digital ones and zeros are somewhat analogous to the telegraph’s binary state (circuit open/closed).
The first fax machine was invented by a brilliant Scottish clockmaker named Alexander Bain who sent the world’s first picture-by-wire using analog telegraph technology in 1842. The Bain system used a chemically-treated roll of paper whose color would change to blue wherever electricity was passed through it. Timed by a pendulum, a stylus would move over an advancing roll of this paper, passing the telegraph’s electric signal through the paper as it went, thereby drawing out the dots and dashes of the signal. After gaining some wider attention, this invention incurred the wrath of Samuel Morse, who made the borderline claim that it infringed on his famous patent. Morse managed to block the progress of Bain’s invention with a legal injunction.
In 1847, an Englishman named Frederick Bakewell improved on Bain’s concept, but used a rotating cylinder in place of the pendulum, and didn’t use Morse code. The transmitting cylinder was covered with a thin sheet of tin foil, upon which the desired image had been drawn in a special non-conductive ink. A needle would then read the cylinder in a tight spiral as the cylinder spun, sending an electric current down the line wherever the ink didn’t interrupt the signal. On the receiving end, the chemically treated paper was wrapped around a similar cylinder spinning at the same speed, the electric current staining the paper at each interruption of the signal. Although having problems with timing, this method was able to transmit simple images over telegraph, such as handwriting and line drawings, rather than just printed morse code.
Some 14 years later in 1861, an Italian inventor named Giovanni Caselli further improved upon previous designs with his Pantelegraph, or “Universal Telegraph” machine. This machine was similar to the Bakewell design, but it also included a “synchronizing apparatus” to resolve problems with timing that had led to distorted images on the Bakewell design. This machine won the attention and praise of Emperor Napoleon III himself, who witnessed a demonstration of an early prototype of the device in 1860.
Several other designs appeared in subsequent years, including Elisha Gray’s Telautograph in 1888, which instantly reproduced any stylus movement at the receiving station onto a stationary sheet of paper. The Telautograph was used by banks and hospitals to allow patrons to sign forms from remote locations. But the first telephone-based fax machine would not appear until AT&T completed one in 1924, eighty-two years after Bain’s first facsimile machine.
The First Faxes – Sending an Image Over a Wire
Alexander Bain is credited with inventing the first technology to send an image over a wire.
Alexander Bain, Inventor of the Fax
Working on an experimental fax machine between 1843 and 1846, he was able to synchronize the movement of two pendulums through a clock, and with that motion scan a message on a line by line basis.
The image projected to and from a cylinder. While it was able to transfer an image, it was of quite poor quality.
Bain’s patent, dated May 27, 1843, was for “improvements in producing and regulating electric currents and improvements in timepieces, and in electric printing, and signal telegraphs.”
First Commercial Use of Facsimile Technology
Credited with the first widely used invention similar to a fax would be Giovanni Caselli and his Pantelegraph.
Caselli and the Pantelegraph
A combination of “pantograph” (a machine used to copy drawings and words) and “telegraph” (a system for transmitting messages over long distance wires), the Pantelegraph was the first invention that became more widely used for image transmission.
A major difference of Caselli’s Pantelegraph, when compared with Bain and Bakewell’s inventions, was that it used a regulating clock to keep the sending and receiving mechanisms working together. The biggest issue in image transmission was how to synchronize two machines in different locations.
Financed by Leopold II, the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Caselli was later introduced to Napoleon II, and later further developed with help from French Inventor Leon Foucault.
With a successful demonstration in front of Napolean in 1860, the Pantelegraph started operation between Paris and Lyon in 1865 and extended to Marseille in 1867. For comparison with telephone, it was not until 1876 that Alexander Graham Bell received his patent for the telephone
The galactic history, as related by Andrew Bartzis (the galactic historian), who has access to the akashic records. Transcripts are available at the SovereignMedia.net web site.
Andrew Bartzis again, this time with Chris Hales as they commence this Galactic History series of interviews. Andrew is known as the Galactic Historian. I haven't yet heard them all but so far it's been interesting, with Andrew exploring the multi-layered, multi-dimensional and multi-timeline reality of Earth. Any listener will certainly come away appreciating how immensely challenging and arduous it has been to liberate and heal Earth and Humanity from their tortured past, and definitely have a better appreciation of why it's been taking so long.
We all have a role to play in this Ascension process, and we need to constantly remind ourselves to do all we can to help it along.
Bill Hicks roasts Christian Fundamentalists...Classic!! (edit from Revelations, London) PASS IT ON
One of the greatest comics ever, Bill Hicks, in one of his best performances (1993)....edited down for brevity........so many videos, so little time.......ripped off by many (Leary!), but no one beats the master.... (1961-1994) Enjoy!
April 03, 2010 — Video interview with Klaus Dona - THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF THE HUMAN RACE. This is a 45 minute slideshow, with a personal commentary from Klaus. It's data-rich, detailed, intensive, absorbing, and may contain more startling information about the recent history of Planet Earth in one place than any other video you've ever seen. The topics cover Atlantis, reptilian humanoids, the Anunnaki, ancient symbolism, ancient science, an ancient global language, and much more.
Klaus Dona: The Hidden History of The Human Race! Antediluvian World And Nephilim Giants!
Klaus Dona is an Austrian artifacts researcher. Human history as taught in schools is incorrect. Much of ancient history is hidden from the masses. Ancient humans were far more advance in technology than stated. Much of their technology are more advance than even what we have today. There is evidence of a single worldwide language (pre Sanskrit). Were there an ancient race of giants (Nephilim) ? Were there a reptilian humanoid race? Klaus Dona provides factual evidence and also many skull samples of humanoid giants. Project Camelot:
Part 1 Klaus Dona comes from the art world. As Art Exhibition Curator for the Habsburg Haus of Austria, Klaus has organized exhibitions world wide. …. Intrepid and unrelenting, he is on a mission to bring to the eye of the public such finds as giant bones, crystal skulls, carvings and sculptures in forms that do not fit into the contemporary view of our timeline. ….. Staunchly open minded, he refuses to retreat in the face of skepticism and doubt. Low on funding, he presses on to discover the real mysteries, going down through the centuries and excavating artifacts that science does not allow for, revealing the existence of physical proof that humanity has barely grazed the surface of our heritage here on Earth.
Part 2 This video is a 45 minute slideshow, with a personal commentary from Klaus. It’s data-rich, detailed, intensive, absorbing, and may contain more startling information about the history of the human race in one place than any other video you’ve ever seen.
The journey we embark on covers Atlantis, reptilian humanoids, the Anunnaki, ancient symbolism, ancient science, an ancient global language, and much more. This is astonishing material, which has my highest recommendation. Enjoy.
