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This is the third piece of a thread to a point fleeting named as "The Puzzle." So you may want to see part I, and part II here linked. The thread is somewhat dynamic, i.e. it has a variable core though all its topics own intrinsic connection, so that each part has been posted originally under a distinct label. Yet it is a usual thread with forumers' thoughts but also it lists diverse questions that even lacking uniqueness still they aspire, meekly, to unveil a little of the existential mosaic. So for sure facets of some of these questions were touched in this forum either before or since then.
a1. It is claimed that human beings can live feeding only on sunlight. In fact some adepts of yoga, like Prahlad Jani, Ram Bahadur Bomjon, and others have occasionally exhibited such prowess like only barely drinking water or even nothing of it for long periods. Also is learned from Ayurveda that sunlight is a chief source of prana, which, is said, the vital energy that can solely sustain a human. Moreover there are allegations of ascetics and holy men living for decades without any eating, and of even Paracelsus partaking of such practice for years (see also Yogananda's Autobiography of a Yogi). Yet there are reports of injurious results to some practisers. So, the sungazing methods of William Bates do improve eyesight? Do work as purported the Jasmuheen's sungazing methods and breathing exercises? Considering a 3D person are there practices, and supportive elements if so, for health living by way of sunlight and breathing instead of conventional food? If so, which are?
b1. When feeding on beings from 2nd density, as usually a souled man does on earth, he in addition to the drawing of negative energy to serve self, is he also strengthening his STS status?
c1. In the winter of 2011, at the town Le Roy in US, about 20 women got a mysterious sickness some of them severely. A symptom, for example, was their bodies jerking uncontrollably like with some freaky hiccups and tics. Some of the infected women had none physical contact each other and the doctors diagnosed the disease as a case of mass hysteria. Similar cases occurred before in another parts of the world and again in 2013 at Danvers, Massachusetts. What did produce those effects in these women? What was the cause?
e1. There are scientific validations on homeopathy and kind of on significant part of the work of Hulda Clark, like for example the researches by the scientist Benveniste and others as described in "The Field" by L. MacTaggart (e.g. see p. 222). But on Clark's claims her invention called Syncrometer supports much of her researches and that when tuned properly it can detect a vast gamut of substances and pathogens. Yet there is much [link=http://web.archive.org/web/20010720184009/www.uoguelph.ca/~kkolas/#syncrometer]scepticism[/link] about her appliance since, is alleged, few individuals or nobody beyond her staff was able of using it. So, does work such her device as purposed?
f1. Osho was a famous guru of "new" techniques of meditation and teachings which were considered to have much in common with the concepts advocated by Gurdjieff and Reich. His center of practices in Pune (India) also was said to be at first assembled under the same molds of the French community of Gurdjieff, and counting annually 200,000 world visitors to date. Yet he also was a controversial person: convicted in US and deported, and as an open backer of the capitalism he was widely named with epitomes of negative connotation such as the "rolls-royce guru". How much of his teaching is accurate? What were the forces and orientation compelling him and his guidance? He claimed to have been deadly sickened by US agents while living in US; was he really a fatal victim of a US scheme?
g1. Is true that a number of men before birth have gills? In parallel to this subject there is a scientific theory notably put forward by Alister Hardy, and then famously by Elaine Morgan and David Attenborough, which states that human primates migrated to and from water ages ago. In spite of some criticism still remain the theory's propositions whence comes up that with less gravity, like within water, would be solved the postural troubles of an erect man and childbirth issues, that human babies are able to swim skillfully before they can even walk, man has a flexible spinal column (whereas all these characteristics don't happen with apes), that dolphin and human share many chromosomal similarities, and so forth. Is there any earthly humanoid species nowadays on Earth which lives as aquatic beings? Homo sapiens, i.e. modern humans, had any aquatic ancestral hominoid?
j1. It seems that in an atom the electron and the 7th density proton exist under a harmonic balance. So, how is that? That is, what does prevent an electron from plummeting into a proton at the atom's core? Is the etheric vortex that keeps an electron into quantum orbit?
l1. 19th century Godfrey Higgins reasoned that Druids built Stonehenge, that Jews and Druids emigrated from India, and the Hindu deity Brahma and the Semite Abraham refer to the same figure. With respect to these two last assertions are them accurate?
n1. Literary mention of an ancient continent called Pan in the Pacific Ocean exists even before R. Shaver's accounts thereon is claimed that Mu, Pan, and Lemuria refer to a same location (or planet in some instances). Was there a continent called Pan pictured in some books as the first place of humans on earth? Pan, Mu and Lemuria were concomitant denominations of a same place?
p1. Plongeon authored claims of a "Naacal" mother language, but other and earlier descriptions tell of an ancient primeval language called "Panic" (from Pan, the continent), which looks like a mix of Hebrew, Algonquin, Chinese, Greek and Latin. After a while these preceding claims also Shaver purported his "Pan alphabet" as originated from the cosmic "Mantong" then argued as having elements of German, ancient Egyptian, Chinese, Japanese and so a "mother tongue" from which all earthly language have sprung. Was Panic or the Mantong a Lemurian language?
q1. It's said that the remaining parts from the Atlantic portion of Lemuria, after it sunken, gave origin to Atlantis. Is this accurate? James Churchward, who to a large extent described the "Mu continent," did really gain access to ancient tablets that described Mu? What was the age of such tablets? The tablets he claimed to be a source from the Naacal culture, settlers of the Mu civilization. Is this accurate?
s1. Brasil Island was discovered, visited, and described by many sailors during the period of the known history. Yet today it is not visible and considered just a legend. Myths say the island was inhabited by "gods" and that from times to times it emerges from the bottom of the ocean. Is this "island" still there in the bottom of the ocean? What kind of beings are in charge of this "place" and what is their purpose over there?
t1. At Giza is suspected for hieroglyphs thereabouts that existed two sphinxes. Thus is conjectured that one was destroyed or this still remains buried under the sand. Was there another sphinx around there? In relation to the known sphinx where is or was such other sphinx?
v1. Who and from where were the beings and factions apparently fighting each other in the skies of Nuremberg (Germany) on 1561? What were the main reasons for the battle? Who did win that war? Also it is reported a UFO battle, known as The Battle of the Clouds," on July 28th, 1874 at Saw Mill Run, Pennsylvania, which even caused a fatal flood around. In the annotations of Jessup's book the latter is described as a battle between a Lemurian and Muanian mother ships that used to stay parked in deep water. Was the crew of those ships descendent or kindred of Lemuria or Mu natives? Still on Jessup book an ancient global "Great War" is mentioned often and whence the contenders are called "Lemurians" or "Little Men" for those on earth, and the other side as the S-Men who "broke it all up" (as written) on earth applying a cosmic desvastation. In this latter description "Lemurians" and "Little Men" does refer to the same faction and kind of individuals? When this colossal war did happen?
w1. In Paquime, north Mexico, there are the ruins called Amarumuru portals which is said to be from where Norse people used to appear. What was the purpose of this place? Who were those Norse figures?
x1. Beneath the Ocean at southwest India bordering Maldive Islands and Laccadive Islands, along the last centuries hundreds of official reports were made either on luminous edification or moving objects under or rising from the water. Also Charles Fort pointed out that in many details, yet in spite of all those observations the mystery remains. Who did build these supposed submersed constructions? How long those structures are there and who, if so, lives there now?
y1. John Keel lists reports on crewmen engaged apparently in rustic repairs of their spaceships as well as requesting water and other mundane items for fixing the ships, and even UFO's carrying ropes attached to hanging anchors which at times were recovered by human observers. The "aliens" "played" similar scenes like these at several periods of history. So, do these sightings refer to accidental cases of disconnected events? Or behind of them was there a plan intended to show a facade of them ("aliens") like having 3D physicality as is hinted by Keel?
z1. Around the medial of 2015 was photographed some spots emitting intense lights within a crater of Ceres. Scientists made the assumption that these were caused by sunlight reflected in ice over there. The problem is that such lights were no observed before that time and thus far only one crater of a number of others in the dwarf planet displays the lights. Is the scientists' assumption correct?
a2. Who was or what does represent Ahura-Mazda the supreme god of the Zoroastrians, symbolized by a winged disc, and whose son is told battled "the great dragon of the sky"? Moreover, the story of Garuda seen in the Hindu epics, and who battled the reptilian Nagas, has some relation to Ahura-Mazda's son?
c2. Jessup book's comments freely allude entities called Lemurians or Muanians who came from space and then settled on earth. So both Jessup book and Shaver's accounts explore the existence of Muanians or Lemurians living in concealed terrestrial locations up to this time. Are the two writings referring to the same entities? There is some kinship between the legendary ancient Lemurians and the current ones?
e2. What do represent the Jotuns pictured in the Norse mythology as a race of frost-giants and enemies of the gods? Who were or are they?
f2. Along a dirt road between northeastern Oklahoma and southwestern Missouri since at least the 19th century have been witnessed some luminous orbs of diverse colors bouncing and bobbing usually between 10:00 p.m. and passing midnight. Called as "The Spooklight," under any weather the orbs appear most often as an orange color and sizes from a basketball to larger. Persons that try to come near to them make them shy away, while on the contrary they seem not to disturb animals. Yet a 2014 academic study concluded that The Spooklights were just cars' headlights beamed from some highway or other. What are the Spooklights?
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On occasion these 3rd part enquiry on hand turned out somewhat focused and perhaps this had made a bit of objectivity let go, but still the expectation is that these particulars don't prevent the truth in any case. Though here is a humble personal assumption: "Asking is a primary and fundamental step in the quest for knowledge. Dubiety is a vital part of the engine necessary to keep a being free, whereas absolute certainty may build a deep darkness around the soul."session July 23 said:
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a1. It is claimed that human beings can live feeding only on sunlight. In fact some adepts of yoga, like Prahlad Jani, Ram Bahadur Bomjon, and others have occasionally exhibited such prowess like only barely drinking water or even nothing of it for long periods. Also is learned from Ayurveda that sunlight is a chief source of prana, which, is said, the vital energy that can solely sustain a human. Moreover there are allegations of ascetics and holy men living for decades without any eating, and of even Paracelsus partaking of such practice for years (see also Yogananda's Autobiography of a Yogi). Yet there are reports of injurious results to some practisers. So, the sungazing methods of William Bates do improve eyesight? Do work as purported the Jasmuheen's sungazing methods and breathing exercises? Considering a 3D person are there practices, and supportive elements if so, for health living by way of sunlight and breathing instead of conventional food? If so, which are?
b1. When feeding on beings from 2nd density, as usually a souled man does on earth, he in addition to the drawing of negative energy to serve self, is he also strengthening his STS status?
c1. In the winter of 2011, at the town Le Roy in US, about 20 women got a mysterious sickness some of them severely. A symptom, for example, was their bodies jerking uncontrollably like with some freaky hiccups and tics. Some of the infected women had none physical contact each other and the doctors diagnosed the disease as a case of mass hysteria. Similar cases occurred before in another parts of the world and again in 2013 at Danvers, Massachusetts. What did produce those effects in these women? What was the cause?
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d1. Hence there are OP's, not OP's, and genetic subdivisions if understood correctly from the above quotes. So regarding that there is more than one type of human, does exist a distinct range of health LDL cholesterol respective to some of these kinds? If so what is usually that measure (mg/dl) to each type of person considering it in a health condition? Furthermore C's have stated that in general one in two subjects is an OP, but still regarding these quotes, what is the percentage of OP's among the Semitic Jews?session June 7 said:
e1. There are scientific validations on homeopathy and kind of on significant part of the work of Hulda Clark, like for example the researches by the scientist Benveniste and others as described in "The Field" by L. MacTaggart (e.g. see p. 222). But on Clark's claims her invention called Syncrometer supports much of her researches and that when tuned properly it can detect a vast gamut of substances and pathogens. Yet there is much [link=http://web.archive.org/web/20010720184009/www.uoguelph.ca/~kkolas/#syncrometer]scepticism[/link] about her appliance since, is alleged, few individuals or nobody beyond her staff was able of using it. So, does work such her device as purposed?
f1. Osho was a famous guru of "new" techniques of meditation and teachings which were considered to have much in common with the concepts advocated by Gurdjieff and Reich. His center of practices in Pune (India) also was said to be at first assembled under the same molds of the French community of Gurdjieff, and counting annually 200,000 world visitors to date. Yet he also was a controversial person: convicted in US and deported, and as an open backer of the capitalism he was widely named with epitomes of negative connotation such as the "rolls-royce guru". How much of his teaching is accurate? What were the forces and orientation compelling him and his guidance? He claimed to have been deadly sickened by US agents while living in US; was he really a fatal victim of a US scheme?
g1. Is true that a number of men before birth have gills? In parallel to this subject there is a scientific theory notably put forward by Alister Hardy, and then famously by Elaine Morgan and David Attenborough, which states that human primates migrated to and from water ages ago. In spite of some criticism still remain the theory's propositions whence comes up that with less gravity, like within water, would be solved the postural troubles of an erect man and childbirth issues, that human babies are able to swim skillfully before they can even walk, man has a flexible spinal column (whereas all these characteristics don't happen with apes), that dolphin and human share many chromosomal similarities, and so forth. Is there any earthly humanoid species nowadays on Earth which lives as aquatic beings? Homo sapiens, i.e. modern humans, had any aquatic ancestral hominoid?
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h1. Hence from the above quotes may be inferred that that canopy did prevent larger damage from the sun on living beings, and earth at that time didn't present the same level of contamination as today. So, the present solar radiation does poison vital materials of the earth having as result deleterious substances accumulated in most of the living beings' bodies thusly promoting mental issues, aging, and death? In the absence of this solar poisoning and resulting contaminated substances, how much a human being could live?session October said:
i1. That which is called gravity by scientists is actually a consequence of the presence of one or more etheric vortexes?session March 15 said:
j1. It seems that in an atom the electron and the 7th density proton exist under a harmonic balance. So, how is that? That is, what does prevent an electron from plummeting into a proton at the atom's core? Is the etheric vortex that keeps an electron into quantum orbit?
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k1. It was verified the existence of ultrasound waves and an electromagnetic beam of 28 kHz irradiating to the zenith from the top of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun. The majority of pyramids (Egypt, Central America, and others) has showed to be beaming those same wave cycles. Natural hills or mountains don't produce such beams. So there is physical evidence that the pyramids are like devices disposing energy (which reminds Tesla's projects). Yet the Bosnian pyramid beam increases intensity of its electromagnetic force as it goes up to the sky. According to physics the intensity of any electromagnetic field decreases as it goes distant (by the inverse square) from its source. Hence, if current physics is correct, the energy source has to be something in the sky and actually the beam is coming into the pyramid. So, for allowing a pyramid to capture cosmic energy, is enough correct proportions and sky orientation? A pyramid without outer walls, that is, built only as an edge structure also does capture energy? Since organic matter is long preserved, also a living person when dwelling within a pyramidal room has its vitality improved?session March 17 said:
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l1. 19th century Godfrey Higgins reasoned that Druids built Stonehenge, that Jews and Druids emigrated from India, and the Hindu deity Brahma and the Semite Abraham refer to the same figure. With respect to these two last assertions are them accurate?
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m1. So, Was Lemuria a 3D STO civilization? It is told that during ages huge seismic and volcanic activities hit Lemuria making it to submerse. Is this accurate? Regarding the beginning and end of the ancient Lemurian civilization when did it exist? At their most how many Lemurians did inhabit earth? What was the destiny, what did happen to the Lemurian people?session March 11 said:
n1. Literary mention of an ancient continent called Pan in the Pacific Ocean exists even before R. Shaver's accounts thereon is claimed that Mu, Pan, and Lemuria refer to a same location (or planet in some instances). Was there a continent called Pan pictured in some books as the first place of humans on earth? Pan, Mu and Lemuria were concomitant denominations of a same place?
o1. Deros, Teros ("moral" kinsmen of deros), and righteous Norse aliens into the role of cosmic rulers interwoven oddly with their lust and a capitalist society are part of the Shaver's tales in which all resembles typical if not on occasion just dull fiction. Yet today deros or "derolike" persons sound like flooding not only mysterious caverns but also the streets of numerous cities of the mundane world. So yes, his writings appear to involve some explicitness likewise disquieting concealment as seen in "The time machine" by Wells. So what were the sources coming through the "stories" of Shaver? In his narratives, purported to be true, how much are they accurate? In what ways at this time, let's assume, lizards or STS Orions do connect to the underground Deros?session July 19 said:
p1. Plongeon authored claims of a "Naacal" mother language, but other and earlier descriptions tell of an ancient primeval language called "Panic" (from Pan, the continent), which looks like a mix of Hebrew, Algonquin, Chinese, Greek and Latin. After a while these preceding claims also Shaver purported his "Pan alphabet" as originated from the cosmic "Mantong" then argued as having elements of German, ancient Egyptian, Chinese, Japanese and so a "mother tongue" from which all earthly language have sprung. Was Panic or the Mantong a Lemurian language?
q1. It's said that the remaining parts from the Atlantic portion of Lemuria, after it sunken, gave origin to Atlantis. Is this accurate? James Churchward, who to a large extent described the "Mu continent," did really gain access to ancient tablets that described Mu? What was the age of such tablets? The tablets he claimed to be a source from the Naacal culture, settlers of the Mu civilization. Is this accurate?
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r1. The Naacals (see previous question), as argued earlier by Augustus Le Plongeon (in turn said inspired by the archaeologist Brasseur de Bourbourg): "were at first a kind of Mayan missionaries and later called as Nagas in Burma, Asia." In fact the Naga people was once known as "Nakas" and of them there was an ancient group said to be snake worshipers of Tamil language, which is a Dravidian tongue, that is to say a pre-Aryan race and lacking relation to Sanskrit. Yet today "Nagas" represents an umbrella term for some Asian ethnic groups, and is unclear their origin since are many tribes which consist of 36 languages making hard to compare these to an ancient Naacal language (as claimed by Churchward). On the other hand is interesting that "Nagas," in the Indian subcontinent, also designate mythical entities which have reptilian features and are objects of great veneration. Then disregarding the scarcity of data still seems incongruent to infer that "Naacals" would be a mere Atlantean offshoot, besides such assumption might be mixing up places and times from distinct events. So, the ancient "Naacals" of Plongeon did exist? If that is the case, were they human? When and where the events concerning these settlers did take place? What was their relation to the 4D lizards if so?session November 2 said:
s1. Brasil Island was discovered, visited, and described by many sailors during the period of the known history. Yet today it is not visible and considered just a legend. Myths say the island was inhabited by "gods" and that from times to times it emerges from the bottom of the ocean. Is this "island" still there in the bottom of the ocean? What kind of beings are in charge of this "place" and what is their purpose over there?
t1. At Giza is suspected for hieroglyphs thereabouts that existed two sphinxes. Thus is conjectured that one was destroyed or this still remains buried under the sand. Was there another sphinx around there? In relation to the known sphinx where is or was such other sphinx?
u1. Reports from the Spanish conquerors, as well as many archeological pictures and sculptures, "apparently" show human sacrifices as common rituals by Mesoamerican peoples. Were those sacrificial images planted for misinformation or inducing a nasty tendency? Which Mesoamerican peoples did practice human sacrifices? "Quetzalcoatl" for archeology is at times described as a reptilian being called the "Feathered Snake", a major deity of the Mesoamerican peoples who created and ruled the fifth cycle of humanity. Yet in old occultism Quetzalcoatl is portrayed as a virtuous outsider "white" man, who for while educated the natives to put an end to any bloody sacrifices and instead to make offerings of flowers and seeds. He was thus also a provisional instructor that taught to bring to a halt any violence. And more recently while in Amazon, Brazil, the writer Pinchbeck alleged to have channeled Quetzalcoatl. Who was or is Quetzalcoatl?session February 25 said:
v1. Who and from where were the beings and factions apparently fighting each other in the skies of Nuremberg (Germany) on 1561? What were the main reasons for the battle? Who did win that war? Also it is reported a UFO battle, known as The Battle of the Clouds," on July 28th, 1874 at Saw Mill Run, Pennsylvania, which even caused a fatal flood around. In the annotations of Jessup's book the latter is described as a battle between a Lemurian and Muanian mother ships that used to stay parked in deep water. Was the crew of those ships descendent or kindred of Lemuria or Mu natives? Still on Jessup book an ancient global "Great War" is mentioned often and whence the contenders are called "Lemurians" or "Little Men" for those on earth, and the other side as the S-Men who "broke it all up" (as written) on earth applying a cosmic desvastation. In this latter description "Lemurians" and "Little Men" does refer to the same faction and kind of individuals? When this colossal war did happen?
w1. In Paquime, north Mexico, there are the ruins called Amarumuru portals which is said to be from where Norse people used to appear. What was the purpose of this place? Who were those Norse figures?
x1. Beneath the Ocean at southwest India bordering Maldive Islands and Laccadive Islands, along the last centuries hundreds of official reports were made either on luminous edification or moving objects under or rising from the water. Also Charles Fort pointed out that in many details, yet in spite of all those observations the mystery remains. Who did build these supposed submersed constructions? How long those structures are there and who, if so, lives there now?
y1. John Keel lists reports on crewmen engaged apparently in rustic repairs of their spaceships as well as requesting water and other mundane items for fixing the ships, and even UFO's carrying ropes attached to hanging anchors which at times were recovered by human observers. The "aliens" "played" similar scenes like these at several periods of history. So, do these sightings refer to accidental cases of disconnected events? Or behind of them was there a plan intended to show a facade of them ("aliens") like having 3D physicality as is hinted by Keel?
z1. Around the medial of 2015 was photographed some spots emitting intense lights within a crater of Ceres. Scientists made the assumption that these were caused by sunlight reflected in ice over there. The problem is that such lights were no observed before that time and thus far only one crater of a number of others in the dwarf planet displays the lights. Is the scientists' assumption correct?
a2. Who was or what does represent Ahura-Mazda the supreme god of the Zoroastrians, symbolized by a winged disc, and whose son is told battled "the great dragon of the sky"? Moreover, the story of Garuda seen in the Hindu epics, and who battled the reptilian Nagas, has some relation to Ahura-Mazda's son?
b2. The dialogues by the annotators of Jessup's book hint talks among individuals that seemed human spacecrafts' crewmembers or at least knowledgeable on these ships, that the commentators had lived long somewhere in earth and too they had gypsy propinquity. Furthermore there are many notes on Mu and some hints on Californian subsurfaces, was this latter an earthly dwelling of them? Were the annotators members of the Thor’s Pantheum? Are S-M's, 4D reptilians? Anyway is also alluded that some L-M's live in Mu (in subterraneous remnants?), that these appear to be hostile to man at times, they have short stature and use to abduct people. Yet there is clear mention of L-M's in conflict with S-M's. So, are the L-M's ... Grays?session March 4 said:
c2. Jessup book's comments freely allude entities called Lemurians or Muanians who came from space and then settled on earth. So both Jessup book and Shaver's accounts explore the existence of Muanians or Lemurians living in concealed terrestrial locations up to this time. Are the two writings referring to the same entities? There is some kinship between the legendary ancient Lemurians and the current ones?
d2. The comparison of solar systems with atoms and molecules is not something new. Furthermore adding wild speculation and "fiction", galaxies has been cogitated as part of colossal organic structures which in turn belongs to a larger sentient entity. So in this sense some UFO sightings, such as the called "rods," coming in and out of the upper earthly atmosphere were proposed as entities of low complexity like huge cosmic protozoans. Has veracity any of these conjectures?session August 28 said:
e2. What do represent the Jotuns pictured in the Norse mythology as a race of frost-giants and enemies of the gods? Who were or are they?
f2. Along a dirt road between northeastern Oklahoma and southwestern Missouri since at least the 19th century have been witnessed some luminous orbs of diverse colors bouncing and bobbing usually between 10:00 p.m. and passing midnight. Called as "The Spooklight," under any weather the orbs appear most often as an orange color and sizes from a basketball to larger. Persons that try to come near to them make them shy away, while on the contrary they seem not to disturb animals. Yet a 2014 academic study concluded that The Spooklights were just cars' headlights beamed from some highway or other. What are the Spooklights?
g2. The above quote copies a comment as done by the annotators when Jessup's book explores the subject of close encounters with fireball-like orbs. The comment on "ancient Arks" mostly refer to a kind of abandoned mother-ships for some reason. Is a orb or fireball-like every so often a passing or marooned entity from some forsaken spaceship? If so where is its destination?Jessup book said:
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