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Originally Posted by feeler

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If humans did not evolve from apes, where did humans evolve from? Adam and Eve? The missing link is there. Where is it?

Did you research on the bodies of the workers? Did you locate evidence of work related injury or death? Evidence indicative of falling from high places, broken bones, compressed spinal cords, etc? Or their tools?

My second question is still unanswered: Are our pineal glands merely products of Darwin's evolution?

If not from Darwin's evolution, where did humans get their pineal glands from?


-feeler

Why did humans have to evolve from another animal? There is no missing link, it is a complete farce, and so is the christian creationist stories too which are all exoteric misunderstandings of whose real meanings are esoteric. You see, I'm not on either side of the basic 'evolution vs creationism' arguement. The answer often not black and white.

Listen, I'm not going to do all the research and thinking for you and present it all here. This is obviously a vast subject. I am just trying to motivate people to do research themselves, and offer some of my opinons. But yes I have done extensive research on the pyramids, and the all the evidence is there for how they were built, there is no mystery, check out the library there are plenty of legit independent studies of the pyramids' building.

And I think you're misunderstood about the pineal gland, and seeing the exoteric meaning but not the esoteric.

Here, check this out:

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The ancients wrote about the mind. The Third Eye is very simple, as the exoteric people delve into what they think are mysteries, looking for pineal glands and other methods of stimulating the pineal gland and opening up a pathway—and knowledge will just flood into them. You earn knowledge by examining yourself, because all knowledge ultimately must be within. It's a sad state when we can look around us and see that in many, many people all they have is extraneous knowledge given to them, often misunderstood, misquoted, going from the simplistic to the bizarre.

The mind is the Third Eye, because all perceptions ultimately must be deciphered by the mind of the person. That is why a trick of rulers in all ages and priesthoods, who taught this to pharaohs, was that they could alter the perceptions of slaves and vast conquered peoples by getting between the mind of the person and the perceptions. Therefore, their conclusions would be faulty, purposely made so. This was done through early indoctrination into superstitions. When the mind tried to formulate conclusions, the indoctrination would kick in and they'd compare the new experiences to these indoctrinations and come to faulty conclusions, which kept them enslaved and obedient.

The serpent is an allegory for wisdom. Wisdom for what?

The Egyptians wore the Uraeus, the cobra on a head band. The cobra sat on the forehead, the Third Eye. The idea being (and that is also a pun)—between the eyes and the idea. The idea being that you have to guard your mind, being the one who was wise and born into a wise family or class—an educated family or class, you would have wisdom.

I've gone into the fact that, primarily, these high families were psychopathic in origin and interbred, and therefore kept the knowledge to themselves, because psychopaths must always try and gain power, total power over everyone else. That's our dilemma in this world. The serpent strikes. When it strikes, ancient people used to wonder why it would it let so many people pass a particular route or road or track, and only strike the occasional person here or there? In other words, when anyone got too near to it—too near is the key—it would strike and defend itself. The idea being that they used serpent or the cobra, which had this lightening strike, to strike something that didn't want to come near it. They used that around the head band as a symbol that they would strike anything which tried to enter (or unauthorized) into their mind. It guarded the mind. The people around did not have the right to wear the Uraeus because they were the ruled. In fact, it was mandatory that they be open for all indoctrination, all erroneous teachings, superstition and so on. - Alan Watt
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