The Great Flood is an incredibly common myth across human culture. The Christians, the Greeks, the Indians, the Mesopotamians, the Chinese, the Mayans, etc, all have a myth about a god growing angry with mankind and then sending a great flood to wipe us out, but not before a sole chosen human is warned and told to make an ark to survive the flood. Every mainstream explanation I've read says that this is just a big coincidence but that feels like bullshit. The stories are all almost identical save for a few minute details, I am 100% convinced there is more going on here.
An ancient civilization of very tall humans became technologically advanced and interacted with other galactic species. They became spiritually corrupted and were destroyed. One of the technologies those people possessed allowed them to view possible futures, including our own. They were *that* advanced.Some higher-dimensional beings appeared before the flood waters swept the land and rescued the more primitive human cultures. These are typically recorded as being taken on "ships", into "caves", or led to the highest mountaintops. After the waters receded, they also taught humans some basic things to help reboot civilization. The last survivors of the advanced humans seeded some cultures before eventually fading away completely. The ancient Egyptians knew that this had happened and recorded it in their histories. There is a labyrinth which is sealed and off-limits to researchers which includes details about this. There were also other ancient floods which might be somewhat mistook for the Atlantean collapse era. ET beings sometimes suggest to experiencers that an alternate Planet 4 was destroyed in a major conflict and the waters from that planet eventually fell to the Earth as a gushing downpour which lasted for a very long time. Interestingly the study of water molecules on Earth might back this up; our planet has at least 3 different sources of all the water molecules we commonly find--though I'm unsure of the details. Another flood myth involves "Planet X" which is said to have either an enormous orbit which takes thousands of years or possibly passes through a planet-sized gateway which we aren't able to perceive. The story goes that that planet is so huge its gravitational pull creates tides higher than mountains when passing close enough to Earth. In theory if this story is true then we have a limited amount of time before the flood era returns and every city on the surface is destroyed once again.
One time GAWD was raging so hard he took a massive piss on onto earth. He let off his anger and flooded the place. This is the esoteric occult origin of the phrase “pissed off”.
>>42702804If you read the various flood stories, you’ll find that they’re almost always devoted to other deities and pantheons of deities. And sometimes they’re floods of milk, blood, or beer. And sometimes the survivors are just a pair of people like a mother and son. Other times, all of the animals except for the chosen human(s) die, and the chosen human(s) pray to their preferred deities (plural) in order to create all of the animals again. Other times the people survive by riding the flood waters in a trough, sometimes they already have a boat, other times they survive by hiding in a seashell, or a nutshell. Sometimes the floods are physically brought on by humans directly through malicious, careless, and selfish behavior like a warrior trying to commit suicide by climbing to a high mountain and piercing the firmament with his spear or a child knocking over a jug of water or a man stealing a jug of water. There’s so many variations between these stories that they all likely emerged independently. Now, what does seem to be common that likely does have a shared origin are creation stories that involve deities crafting humans and animals out of clay and humans violating food taboos.
>>42702868I assume the ancient civilization in question is what people call Atlantis nowadays?
>>42702897Yes, but with the level of technology they must've had to cause some sort of cosmic rebuke, I tend to assume they were planet-wide and Atlantis was just the capital city. That's just a conjecture, however.
>>42702804Younger dryas impact. Big ol meteor smacked into the northern hemisphere about 12,500 years ago, busted up a lot of ice sheets, caused a rise in sea level and mass flooding. The entire surface of the world obviously wasn't flooded, but humans tend to settle along rivers or coastlines. Now imagine you're living in some small agrarian community, your whole world MAYBE consists of a few other villages that are several days away. Then suddenly boom, everything gets wiped out because of sudden flooding. You would probably think the world was ending.
>>42702868>An ancient civilization of very tall humans became technologically advanced and interacted with other galactic species. They became spiritually corrupted and were destroyed. One of the technologies those people possessed allowed them to view possible futures, including our own. They were *that* advanced.If they were that advanced, wouldn't it be possible that they also had weather control tech? Maybe they fucked up and drastically fucked up the climate. Or maybe the technology was weaponized between two warring factions.
>>42703294>suddenly boom, everything gets wiped out because of sudden floodingThat's not what happened. Even faster sea level rise events were nothing like what a human would consider "sudden". The Younger-Dryas impact hypothesis does not even suggest this is what happened because that interpretation is popsci misinfo. The meltwater pulse took HUNDREDS OF YEARS to raise the water level sufficient enough to make coastal villages unlivable. In some regions people were born, lived, and died before the community would've definitely had to relocate. Estimates suggest ~8-11 meter rise over 250 years.That doesn't mean the impact is in no way related to flood myths, but for virtually every affected area they simply had higher and higher tides for decades. Certainly settlements were lost to the rising water level, but not in a sudden unexpected tsunami which buried the coastline. It's possible some low lying lands were washed with more suddenness, but that would have had a minimal impact on the majority of the human population. Hardly the flood of Noah or Uta-napishtim.
There was a persian gulf deluge event that happened several thousand years ago, the protoeurasian civilization group lived in a highly fertile subtropical zone until the ice age ended and the persian gulf flooded. It explains how the ancient near eastern civs suddenly arrived with bronze age level technology and all had myths of surviving a flooded paradise zone. You will note it matches the OT depiction of eden w 4 rivers, that region is now submerged beneath the persian gulf.The deluge did not cover the entire planet earth but was confined to the persian gulf.
>>42703364Youll note the geology of the region is accurate to the OT genesis zone, 4 rivers combine to one river. That region no longer exists, its underneath the persian gulf.
>>42703369The hydrogeology of the region explains the events depicted, the inundation would have caused the water table to experience geysers of water as the saltwater intrusion raised the water table.That region was the cradle of protoeurasian bronze age civilization.
>>42703364That actually makes a lot of sense. An oral tradition based on social memory of the ever encroaching sea. What material evidence is there of this process?
>>42703377>>42703369>>42703364Just did some cursory reading on this process. It predates the Bronze Age by several thousand years and the rise of agriculture by about a thousand years. It’s possible that this event informed a social memory of massive geological changes in pre-history that informed the flood myths in this region, but honestly it’s more probable that the myths were based on floods that happened in living memory.
deluge sounds less destructive than mass importing the 3rd world for democracy
>>42702804The answer is obvious. First, you just need to know this line from the Bible:> And God said, “Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters.” - Genesis 1:6Then, ask yourself the following question: > What happens when you poke a hole (i.e. damage) on top of a submerged upside-down bowl, with air trapped underneath it?Answer: the air escapes, and water rushes is in, due to pressure drop created by the escaping air.Someone or something cracked the dome, causing the global flood.
>>42702804Comes soon; we're still in Genesis/Eden. It's a "test-world". Picture from Liber Falxifer 2; on the subject of the flood/deluge.
>>42704877Oh look it's the mentally ill inverse jew, hi faggot!
>>42704915>inverse jew Are you saying it's bad to be "the opposite of jewish"?
>>42702804you looked in all the wrong places. Look into the book of the heavenly cow where the egyptians detail why it had to happen, what changed, warnings not to try to do what abrahamic tards have done since which is create a babylonian enclosure around the planetary system using hacked/inverted egyptian shit and babylonian core. 2nd time = 2nd death (ammit) and reconstitution of earth. Yes, yaldabaoth (abrahamics) are such rat snake shasu apeps they stole the idea of final judgement, destruction of earth, and second death straight from the egyptians. Hell exodus has the encoding of egypt's decan system found in it that they stole. https://theethicalskeptic.com/2024/05/12/exothermic-core-mantle-decoupling-dzhanibekov-oscillation-ecdo-theory/https://theethicalskeptic.com/tag/great-year/(Poles flip : water/fire/water/fire)Wheel of time (it's just how things work down here)makes sense as you have a soul and this is just a realm. abrahamics worship the lion man myth through babylonian innards and hack job egyptian framing. There's reason to believe they are the cult of the 1/3rd fallen in this universe thus why everything is inverted, they love reinventing their concept god based on gobbling other people's shit over time just like a demiurge would function.
>>42702804Floods happened.Civilizations experienced them.Everything else is an exaggeration.
>>42702804This so called Great Glood is nothing more than God pissing on us all until we were dead by water sufocation style death penalty. God is a bad loser. He was losing control so to make sure to keep everything under control, what does the fucker? Pisses on the whole Earth non stop until pretty much everything was covered in piss and people died. I mean, do you really believe in jewish faity tales? Come on. Stop believing in everything that you read in the bible or whatever. Abraham was scum. I piss on Abraham and Abraham was a coward and a lier and a killer as well. Fuck him. Fuck the God he promoted above all.
>>42704948im saying that you are akin to a "satanist" using the cross of st. peter but with queerbala
>>42702804Floods always existed around the world.Someone wrote a story about BIG flood.Someone wrote a another story about BIG flood.Someone from other part of the world also wrote a flood story.This is it.
>>42702804>a god growing angryThe flood isnt anger. It's the natural cycle of things. There have been many floods, and there will be again.
>>42702804https://youtu.be/SAMYGzwUTK4
Three good happened to wipe the earth of the Nephilim abominations
>>42705469>It's the natural cycle of things.yep, unforunately
>>42702804All legends tell stories of the war of the gods, between black, red and whites, yellows, between Angels and Devils, Devas and Asuras, Daevas and Ahuras, the Sons of Light and the Sons of Darkness, Gods and Titans, the famous Gigantomachy, causing the third flood.
>>42703364>>42703369>>42703377That's all well and good, but that doesn't explain the flood myths of the Americas, or China, or Thailand, or India, or the Philippines, etc. Flood myths are one of the most universal things across human cultures.
>>42702868A good tip when you're dealing with UFO cultists is to look past the comical sci-fi language and you just might uncover a grain of truth in the demonic lies.
>>42707952this is not your containment thread, Mormon boy
Everything had to go
>>42702804Man made climate catastrophe, caused by CO2 emissions.
>>42708095Mormonism is basically the original UFO cult.
>>42702804 Nobody will believe wha i will say but it happened because à group of grey alien comsume toomuch alcool and accidentaly nuke muu and atlantis
>>42702804It was to wipe out the genetic abominations created by the fallen angels. Simple as.
>>42704873this
>>42702804Some reading discussion questions: Was the flood of water? What substance flooded the earth?Why are the nephillim twice the statue of a human? Is it a physical anatomy or a spiritual stature?
>>42703335They had weather control tech and much more. One side was more advanced but a defector stole tech and plans in hope to stall the war. Ultimately, both sides used their world ending weapons, destroyed the world and poisoned the earth for many centuries.>>42703351>The Younger-Dryas impact hypothesis does not even suggest this is what happened because that interpretation is popsci misinfo.correct, for the clicsmeltwater pulses are like twice the regular rise rate, nothing catastropic and sudden, at least on a global scale. Locally though, shit could happens like when the black sea filled up etc.check this one out about Carolina Bayshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OjnIw2vPT4the bays have been flooded by sea water a couple of times hence they'rew way older that the Younger Dryas, like 750ky old.
