Not sure what to do with this

[TForce]

A few months ago, I finally drew up this painting of a symbol or talisman that I had devised to represent my idea of peace. In my opinion, a piece of art is trash unless it represents something worthwhile, a good cause, or has worthwhile meaning. The only thing is, with all of this progress I have been making along my path, I am starting to think that it is more and more just a piece of trash, just a decoration, like most pieces of art.

Ever since I was introduced to the idea of prehistoric aliens, I have had a hard time believing that primitive neanderthals could devise a way to move 100 ton blocks of stone a mile over a hill (even if that is actually true) and start civilization as we know it, then revert (for some strange reason), and start all over again. If it is true, it seems to me that this is all a moot point, for man could not have done this by himself, at this stage in his career. It is technically impossible, once you account for all of the factors. Sure, maybe hoisting 5 ton blocks of stone to the top of a 500 foot pyramid is a bit more feasible, using ramps made out of sand castles, yet when we factor in giants, flying chariots, and walking "Gods", the addition still tends to lean in favor of 100% literal intrepretation, though having to account for parables. This is really all besides the point, though I would love to get concrete answers, without any flipflopping on the authors' part , about this unchallenged, undefeated, indisputable circumstantial evidence which was presented by this author (since this particular one in general probably developed a beef against his Jewish/Baptist? know-it-all mentor and went in the opposite direction, trying to decipher the mechanics of an Egyptian mythical/spiritual pantheon instead of sticking with his original analysis).

I have this painting of an ankh (the Egyptian symbol of everlasting life), with a yin and yang set in the loop (though it would have to be red and white, because I can't stand Thomas Maltheus yin and yangs, and it had to have blue eyes, at that, to match my country), with wings of an eagle painted on the arms of the ankh (reminiscent of the Great Spirit), with a Star of David tattooed on the back of the eagle, and some make believe Sumerian pictographs and cuneiform engraved into the base. Kind of like one big, happy family, though without this undisputed proof, it seems to be more and more of a piece of trash that belongs in the closet.

[TForce]

He didn't even have the decency to answer my email a few weeks ago when I asked him why he changed his position, probably because I explained to him how disinteresting his new logic is ... almost like it's a big conspiracy to keep people from the real truth, like the U.S. government and UFO's of today, perhaps. [img]/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[TForce]

Of course, it is entirely possible that after he divorced his first wife, his second wife, an Oriental, may have convinced him to follow the dark side and pull the wool over even more unsuspecting followers minds, just like a true commie Thomas Maltheus yin and yanger. Starting to sound like a soap opera, aye?

[XenoWang]

I'm sorry, but what on earth are you talking about? I can't make any sense out of what you're posting...

[TForce]

Yeah, I better get a hold of myself. Who knows what goes into the mind of someone who changes their mind so drastically on such a subject. Thanks for speaking up.

[TForce]

For clarification and those who don't know, Thomas Maltheus theorized that war is a necessary part of life to control the population, really a lot like survival of the fittest.

As far as yin and yangs are concerned, my perception of yin and yangs might be different than the traditional perception, seeing how I made it a point to be completely natural and traditional by not reading anything about traditional Oriental philosophy. I have a feeling that not everybody's yin and yangs are color-coded. To me, a black and white yin and yang is a mirror image of Lucifer's creation, whereas a red and white yin and yang would be more reminiscent of Noah's salvation.

If you have any more questions about what I might be trying to say, just let me know.

[TForce]

Oh yeah, it occurred to me that perhaps, if this Jewish man wrote so many books over so many years about prehistoric aliens in a Baptist language, that maybe his sharpened CPA student got really tired of seeing this same mumbo jumbo over and over again, went out and wrote one book that said so many things in an easy-to-believe format, only to change his mind for some strange, unknown reason, and write all of these other books about deciphering imaginary pantheons, like he wanted to follow in this Jewish mans footsteps, though taking the opposite position. Inevitably what it's all about is pulling wool over peoples' eyes, leaving them in the dark, in an almost sadistic manner, like they just want people to suffer along their path to enlightenment. I share everything I know, along with the why's and how's, because I like to help people, not hinder them.

[XenoWang]

Seriously, you're getting a huge WTF from me when I read these posts. Can you try to explain what on earth you're talking about?

[TForce]

It's too late and too much information. Time to go to sleep. It might be best just to forget about it, maybe get part of your mind erased by one of those top-notch FBI psychologists working for the X-files. Come to think about it, maybe I should do that, too. [img]/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]