ILIAD

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DEAR LIST

 

In school i have learned that the Iliad And Odisea of Homer are considered to be

classics of literature just like The Ramayana and The Mahabharatha from India.

 

Recently i have read a book called Homer's Secret Iliad by Florence and kenneth

Wood. They have expanded the theory of her mother Edna Johnson that the Iliad

was written to conceal some astronomical knowledge.

 

The Iliad is centres about Achilles which is represented by Sirius, alpha canis

majoris and his regiment of Myrmidons is the constellation of Canis Major. He

is the greatest warrior at Troy.

 

On page 63 we read "The central astronomical theme of the Iliad concerns

precession of the equinoxes. One allegory describes the decline of a north

pole star from about 2,800 to 1,800 BC" If this is the case, and the evidence

looks strong, then we are talking about sidereal astronomy and its sister

astrology.

 

>From page 64 " the pole star in the period of which Homer writes was Thuban in

the constellation Draco, but Polaris in Ursa minor now indicates celestial

north, magnitude 2.1"

 

To students of secret societies Thuban is very important and it has alot of

meaning. Draco is also very important but i would not elaborate here because

it is a very confidential matter and some people may misunderstand or spoil my

saying.

 

On page 65 " The fall of the city of Troy is an allegory for the "fall" of Ursa

major, the constellation that represents Troy.

 

>From page 66 "Thuban's tour of duty as a pole star ended at about 1800 BC. The

return of Achilles to the field of battle is an allegory for the appearance in

the sky of Greece of the star Sirius c. 8,900 BC".

 

>From that book we can see that AGAMEMNON , "king of men" is Regulus. Nestor is

Capella in Auriga. Menelaus is Antares in Scorpio. Diomedes is Mirphak from

Perseus. Great Aias is CAnopus.

 

Paris is Orion, Venus is Aphrodit, Moon is Hera, Mars is Ares, Jupiter is

Athena, Mercury (at dawn) is Apollo, Mercury (at dusk) is Hermes, Saturn is

Poseidon (?).

 

In our so call history, which has been written by the conqueror (who?), we learn

that Hipparcus (c135 BC) discovered precession. But Hipparcus lived some 600

years after Homer and the Vedas were compiled from oral tradition into written

soon after Kali yuga started around the year 3102 BC. The Surya Sidhanta is a

vedic treaty and a book dealing on astronomy-astrology and it describes

precession.

 

We have a recent uncovered evidence that the Incas as well knew about precession

and they have hidden the fact in their "mythology". I have not read the book

about it yet, but i have seen the TV programme and the evidence is amazing.

 

After reading about those facts we can think that other cultures also have

hidden their knowledge within their mythology.

 

I know that the Mayas had different names and shapes for their constellations

but they were aware of their influence on earth.

 

The Incas knew that they were going to have a decline in their golden age by

looking at the precession. After the decline, an Inca king predicted that

after 100 years the Spaniards were going to take over. He based his prediction

based mainly on the fact that the Sun, which was rising within the limits of the

Milky Way, was moving to the left and in 100 years from then, it was going to

raise "outside" the Milky Way due to the precession of the equinox.

 

Best wishes

Natabara Das

[Guest guest]

natabara,

Very interesting post. I was wondering if the

book on the Incas was

the one by William Sullivan "Secret of the Incas : myth, astronomy

and the

war against time"? There is another one I heard about by Santillana

and

von Drechand, called Hamlet's Mill which goes into similar ideas.

Why is the part about the constellation Draco supposed to be

confidential?

regards,

Dietmar

At 09:36 AM 12/20/01 +0000, you wrote:

DEAR

LIST

 

In school i have learned that

the Iliad And Odisea of Homer are considered to be classics of literature

just like The Ramayana and The Mahabharatha from India.

 

Recently i have read a book

called Homer's Secret Iliad by Florence and kenneth Wood. They have

expanded the theory of her mother Edna Johnson that the Iliad was written

to conceal some astronomical knowledge.

 

The Iliad is centres about

Achilles which is represented by Sirius, alpha canis majoris and his

regiment of Myrmidons is the constellation of Canis Major. He is

the greatest warrior at Troy.

 

On page 63 we read "The

central astronomical theme of the Iliad

concerns precession of the

equinoxes. One allegory describes the decline of a north pole star

from about 2,800 to 1,800 BC" If this is the case, and the

evidence looks strong, then we are talking about sidereal astronomy and

its sister astrology.

 

>From page 64 " the pole

star in the period of which Homer writes was Thuban in the constellation

Draco, but Polaris in Ursa minor now indicates celestial north, magnitude

2.1"

 

To students of secret societies

Thuban is very important and it has alot of meaning. Draco is

also very important but i would not elaborate here because it is a very

confidential matter and some people may misunderstand or spoil my

saying.

 

On page 65 " The fall of

the city of Troy is an allegory for the "fall" of Ursa major,

the constellation that represents Troy.

 

>From page 66 "Thuban's tour

of duty as a pole star ended at about 1800 BC. The return of

Achilles to the field of battle is an allegory for the appearance in the

sky of Greece of the star Sirius c. 8,900 BC".

 

>From that book we can see that

AGAMEMNON , "king of men" is Regulus. Nestor is Capella

in Auriga. Menelaus is Antares in Scorpio. Diomedes is

Mirphak from Perseus. Great Aias is CAnopus.

 

Paris is Orion, Venus is

Aphrodit, Moon is Hera, Mars is Ares, Jupiter is Athena, Mercury (at

dawn) is Apollo, Mercury (at dusk) is Hermes, Saturn is Poseidon

(?).

 

In our so call history, which

has been written by the conqueror (who?), we learn that Hipparcus (c135

BC) discovered precession. But Hipparcus lived some 600 years after

Homer and the Vedas were compiled from oral tradition into written soon

after Kali yuga started around the year 3102 BC. The Surya Sidhanta

is a vedic treaty and a book dealing on astronomy-astrology and it

describes precession.

 

We have a recent uncovered

evidence that the Incas as well knew about precession and they have

hidden the fact in their "mythology". I have not read the

book about it yet, but i have seen the TV programme and the evidence is

amazing.

 

After reading about those facts

we can think that other cultures also have hidden their knowledge within

their mythology.

 

I know that the Mayas had

different names and shapes for their constellations but they were aware

of their influence on earth.

 

The Incas knew that they were

going to have a decline in their golden age by looking at the

precession. After the decline, an Inca king predicted that after

100 years the Spaniards were going to take over. He based his

prediction based mainly on the fact that the Sun, which was rising within

the limits of the Milky Way, was moving to the left and in 100 years from

then, it was going to raise "outside" the Milky Way due to the

precession of the equinox.

 

Best wishes

Natabara Das

Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om Tat Sat

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