Digest 226

[Guest guest]

Namaste Gareth and Mani, et al,

 

 

I shall point you in the direction I have pursued, but, if this

discussion heats up, I will gladly bail out. It is not my place to convince

you; merely to plant the seed for further inquiry.

You may benefit from a grounding in the following seminal references...

 

1) Barbara.G.Walker, The Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets

(HarperCollins 1983)

2) Merlin Stone, Ancient Mirrors of Womanhood:A treasury of Goddess and

heroine lore from around the world (Beacon Press 1979,1990)

3) Anything written by Sir John Marshall, head of the excavation team in the

1920s (and I may warn you, he was prolific in his publications!)

4) Anything with the heading Indus Valley; either on the net or in

libraries.(I read voraciously, and have not kept notes,sites references etc)

5) Information on the 'Bogmen'( Two bodies of sacrifical males found in

Scotland )

6) Anything you can get your hands on that might just provide a clue!.

 

Use your power of rational thinking.

(There will be time for intuition after you have collected a bevy of

facts.) Was there in fact an Empire? eg, look carefully at the grain storage

building at Mohenjaro; it is Huge. Bearing in mind, this was a Port, there

would be no need for a facility of that size if it did not serve an equally

huge tonnage.

Ask yourself Questions and Meditate on the Questions of others.

ie K.T.Shubhakaran asks in his book 'Nakshatra' chapter 22, pg 285 on

Sa'd-Adh-Dhabih(felicity of the sacrificer) "Which Nakshatra was added later

or which Nakshatra was already dropped even before dropping Abhijit"?. The

sacrifice took place on the 3rd day before new moon to accomodate the belief

of death,renewal and rebirth...a theme that was later incorporated by the

sacrifical Jesus. It makes sense to 'drop' a point of energy heretofore used

for murder to erase the practice.

Suspend disbelief and your usual comfortable preconceptions.

Although, admittedly, I have given myself licence to 'assume' on a variety

of points,eg the presence of 7 female images did fit nicely with the myth

that 'great beings' or the Creator,existed through and beyond the plieades

constellation.

Do not discount the tiniest clue.

Cedar, as used in aromatherapy, treats lung congestion and clears the

airways.Cedar plantations existed in the area and this timber was found to

line graves in some instances. The Scottish bogmen were killed by a blow to

the back of the head,possibly with a club, around the region of the pineal

gland.It could be 'assumed' that the spirit was set free to 'create' from

this point.So prana/life force/air/mercury can be explored in this context.

Enjoy the Journey!

Ann.