Chariots of the Gods

[noewhan]

This is a pretty interesting book, even though I have an Art Bell interview with the Author, Erich Von Daniken where he states that after the book was released, he wished he could change a few bits because new evidence came about.

He doesn't like the 10th planet theory much. His only issue with it is he believes it would be too cold for the planet to obtain life.

But what if they are living next to the core, like apparently as with here. Some also say that some moons / planets could be giant spacecraft?

Alex Collier mentions Richard Hoagland, who apparently has the evidence that our moon is actually a craft, plus Alex's material which is also interesting.

In the interview with Art Bell & David Wilcox, Hoagland basically mentions the possibility of how Earth was built. But he keeps it low key.

Red Elk says that the creatures on 'Draconia' the 10th planet are 'Gargoyles' and are far worse than the reptilians.

Any comments?
CIA (Cheers in advance)

[merlincove]

i think daniken touched on some very potent stuff, and he definately opened a few doors for many people back in the day when the book was published. some may say that it was published perhaps too long ago, that it came too early, but i think that it came in at the right time and opened many people to new (to them) idea's and sits as a great landmark.

Have you read any Sitchin books, he kinda comes from a very similar place at times and is quite respected - his 'ideas' are catching on within the mainstream concepts of scientific understanding.

Looking at the moon as a possable spacecraft...

there is some evidence, which is pretty compelling on the youtube looking at the earth and the moon as evolving structures, that they are expanding and growing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fcc3Simcoo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kL7qDeI05U&feature=related

The universe is expanding, and this is pretty compelling stuff...

But Danikens basis that 'God' was an explorer race / alien is i think a slight of truth, that it is perhaps kinda right but not entirely :cool:

i think that 'God' is bigger than that, and that Danikens Gods were a highly evolved race of beings, perhaps even many races, but creator source is somewhat deeper....

peace

[chattanova]

Erich von Däniken's ''Search for Ancient Technology''

* Cargo cults
* Nazca lines
* Genetic engineering
* Pyramids
* Maya calendar
* Plane figurines and other artifacts

VIDEO http://freedocumentaries.net/media/141/Search_for_Ancient_Technology/

[manxboz]

Von Daniken has stubbled accross something that is years ahead of its time. The intervention theory is so true and his books are amazing. DEfinitly a must-read.

[who elsie]

I love Von Daniken! If only for the way he just sticks 2 fingers up to conventional historians and tells it exactly as he sees it. He pulls no punches and asks the questions that others dare not ask. He certainly makes the reader think and most of the time he's probably right too. :)

[clint_giles]

recently just found his book gold of the gods

and it was an amazing book.
i plan on getting his others for sure,what i do not understand is why on earth has these findings not been more in the mainstream knowledge the evidence is there....oh thats right it goes against everything that has ever been taught or told through time...lies lies lies....thats all the public gets to hear.


after reading this book,there is no doubt in my mind that dragons (reptilians) rule this world...way to many different civilizations across the globe have this written in their ancient knowledge,of flying snakes that could caring enourmous objects with precision on the placement of the objects...the inca ruins,the pyramids and not doubt stonehenge.

[rodin]

i think daniken touched on some very potent stuff, and he definately opened a few doors for many people back in the day when the book was published. some may say that it was published perhaps too long ago, that it came too early, but i think that it came in at the right time and opened many people to new (to them) idea's and sits as a great landmark.

Have you read any Sitchin books, he kinda comes from a very similar place at times and is quite respected - his 'ideas' are catching on within the mainstream concepts of scientific understanding.

Looking at the moon as a possable spacecraft...

there is some evidence, which is pretty compelling on the youtube looking at the earth and the moon as evolving structures, that they are expanding and growing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fcc3Simcoo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kL7qDeI05U&feature=related

The universe is expanding, and this is pretty compelling stuff...

But Danikens basis that 'God' was an explorer race / alien is i think a slight of truth, that it is perhaps kinda right but not entirely :cool:

i think that 'God' is bigger than that, and that Danikens Gods were a highly evolved race of beings, perhaps even many races, but creator source is somewhat deeper....

peace

I think I know how planets expand, and why this truth is hidden - see the Dimension thread

most relevant post

http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1173732&postcount=47

[kasalt]

I think I know how planets expand, and why this truth is hidden[/URL]

For more on the "expanding planets" theory, check out Neal Adams' videos on Youtube:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=nealadamsdotcom&view=videos&sort=d (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1173732&postcount=47)

[ibaster]

Have you read any Sitchin books, he kinda comes from a very similar place at times and is quite respected - his 'ideas' are catching on within the mainstream concepts of scientific understanding.




I have read some Sitchin but not the other guy mentioned. Sitchin makes a lot of sense to me. The idea of Noah`s ark having the DNA of all the animals and being some sort of space craft makes a lot more sense than the Bible at least.

I am interested in the moon theory too. It is one of those things that sounds crazy at first but when you look at it looks possible at least. I will have to check out this other guy.

[curtaincat]

Von Daniken has stubbled accross something that is years ahead of its time. The intervention theory is so true and his books are amazing. DEfinitly a must-read.

yep, same with lloydpye.com

its got to be intervention, what else could it be? creationism and darwinism are just too convenient for the limited scientism/xiantism minds.

does that make sense ?:confused:

[alan3333]

I'm reading his 'Nazca Lines' book at the moment...very interesting :)

[who elsie]

I'm reading his 'Nazca Lines' book at the moment...very interesting :)

The biggest mistake he ever made was claiming the Nazca Lines were landing strips for spacecraft.

Sadly people tend to remember the things he gets wrong more than the very perceptive observations he makes that could well be true. But, as with Icke, most people that slag him off for being a loony have never read anything he has written, they've only picked picked up on the hearsay of others.