The Irish Origins of Civilization

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The Irish Origins of Civilization

Postby Mesotes » 24 Jul 2012, 05:12

I recently came across Michael Tsarion's work entitled "Irish Origins of Civilization." Michael was born and raised in Ireland and has a long-standing interest as a modern day historian and bard.

VERY interesting history.

I would like to share with you some of his information in the links below:

First, here's his website, which includes a lot of historical matters, including his use of Tarot divination.

http://michaeltsarion.com/

For the thread at hand, here is a link to his lectures, in a slew of videos (quite extensive!) on YouTube, also including the Irish origins of civilization.

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?annotat ... -1nSnlBdR0
The fowls of the heavens, and of the beasts whatever is beneath the earth, or upon the earth, and the fishes of the sea, these are they that draw you unto the Divine.
Oxyrhynchus Papyri (Gnostic fragments in Greek)
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Re: The Irish Origins of Civilization

Postby Gallobhaí » 23 Oct 2012, 18:26

I have easily listened to about 50 hours of his talks YouTube, an absolutely amazing researcher and prehistoric theoretician! I even bought a lot of the plethora of texts and works he references and the sources so far all check! Suppressed knowledge, history, symbolism, Atlantis, origins of evil, origins of religion, astrotheology and genetic manipulation, topics I would have slapped myself for taking seriously a few years ago!
A life changing author for me.
Beannachtaí,
Gallobhaí.

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