View Full Version : I solved the stonehenge mystery
majicdragon
12-08-2009, 12:55 PM
i felt sure that Stonehenge was a depiction of the milky way, because that is the message i got from thoth reading his emerald tablets. And once i found these two pitures, it went from mystery to no-brainier... i'm not going to get too much credit for being the one to notice this am i?
so here are the two pictures for the definitive proof: i'm so sorry one picture is so big... perhaps you could take the pictures into a new window each, and compare at the same size:
here's the picture proof:
http://famouswonders.com/wp-content/gallery/stonehenge/stone_plan.jpg
read the whole thread, the link is in my signature.
thank you. on to another mystery for me. have fun with this truth folks. it's life changing stuff.
penguin
12-08-2009, 01:06 PM
The Time Team did a big thing on it, an uncoverd that it was a burial site.
The Secrets of Stonehenge
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/time-team-specials/episode-guide/series-1/episode-2
Stonehenge is the nation's most famous monument. For centuries, its age and purpose have been subject to speculation, excavation and fantasy. But over the last six years, a huge new team of archaeologists have been digging not just the monument but the entire prehistoric landscape that focuses on Stonehenge, to reveal the truth about this near-mythical place and crack its secrets.
Time Team's cameras have been with the dig through those six summers. During their excavations the team discovered the biggest Neolithic settlement in Northern Europe, which suggests they have found the place where the people who built Stonehenge were based. But the digs also reveal that Stonehenge was just part of a vast ritualistic landscape where ancient peoples celebrated life and death in great man-made structures.
The archaeologists believe that the landscape was turned into a huge and complex special ceremonial route for the remains of the departed as they pass into the afterworld. But these theories are only proved in their last summer of digging in 2008, as the team start to dig in the stone circle itself. The results surpass their wildest dreams and this pivotal excavation finally enables the team to reveal not only when Stonehenge was built and how it was built but, perhaps most importantly, why it was built.
majicdragon
12-08-2009, 01:23 PM
oh, it was a burial site?... oh then i guess i'm wrong, and it isn't a depiction of the milky way?.
ok, i'll keep working on it then.
so do you think it might be a burial site and a depiction of the galaxy...
just wondering since stonehenge is the most important symbol on earth, and since the milky way is the most important thing not on earth, and since they look exactly like one another, that stonehenge might have been built to preserve ancient knowledge, of the placement of galaxies from a point in the past, so that we could compare the two, and see how the galaxies have moved in relation, one to another, over thousands of years..
are you a flat earther? am i committing heresy? do you know that heresy is truth that they don't want you to tell.. so i hope it's not considered heresy. and why not look at what i say?
from my perspective, i am right, so that makes you wrong and quick to judge. do you want me to judge you quickly?... look into it with wonder, not with preconceived notions. i love to tell the truth. i tell the truth.
penguin
12-08-2009, 01:27 PM
majicdragon
Remember that the egyptians built the pyramids to match and follow the stars and constellations.
So it could be a map of the milky way, a burrial site that follows the stars and milky way.
Maybe they thought that it would act like a doorway to ???? wherever.
:)
agneau
12-08-2009, 01:28 PM
since stonehenge is the most important symbol on earth,,
No, it isn't - what makes you think it is?.
and since the milky way is the most important thing not on earth
Again, no it isn't.
And in any case how would the builders know where the fallen stones would eventually lie? Utter tosh.
disorder2k8
12-08-2009, 01:31 PM
the main thing about scientific discovery (or any discovery for that matter) is being able to prove it again and again and having the same results every time.
it could be highly coincidental, it could be highly accurate, i'm not saying anything at this point.
dont worry about the peer review system, put as much or as little effort as you want into your theory
batou
12-08-2009, 01:31 PM
The only similarities I see are they are both circular. Other than that, the similarity ends.
Even then, the milky way is better described as a spiral.
noewhan
12-08-2009, 01:32 PM
Here's some info on how they could have been built:
Building Stonehenge - This Man can Move Anything - YouTube
Good thread! You'll find that most ancient sites are all referenced to the stars & such.
Graham Hancock - Quest for the Lost Civilization (1 of 14) - YouTube
disorder2k8
12-08-2009, 01:34 PM
the milky way is better described as a spiral.
In 2 dimensions yes, in 3 dimensions, remember that its pretty thick and bulges towards the centre. It is kind of a stretched oval.
truth finder
12-08-2009, 01:51 PM
The Time Team did a big thing on it, an uncoverd that it was a burial site.
The Secrets of Stonehenge
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/time-team-specials/episode-guide/series-1/episode-2
pagans used it as a burial site, but who used it before them?
tell me if i'm wrong but the bodies they found there are no where near as old as the hedge.
The Time Team did a big thing on it, an uncoverd that it was a burial site.
The Secrets of Stonehenge
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/time-team-specials/episode-guide/series-1/episode-2
oh yeah cos time team are impartial, none of that archeology for the masses bullshit. my ex-girlfriends mum told me that tony robinson was in some peado related trouble about 7-8 years ago. i don't know how accurate that is, i've never heard about it apart from her. but yeah, i'd take anything time team has to say about anything with a giant pinch of salt.
penguin
12-08-2009, 02:01 PM
oh yeah cos time team are impartial, none of that archeology for the masses bullshit. my ex-girlfriends mum told me that tony robinson was in some peado related trouble about 7-8 years ago. i don't know how accurate that is, i've never heard about it apart from her. but yeah, i'd take anything time team has to say about anything with a giant pinch of salt.
True
Nothing on tv can be taken as fact.
But it was a plausable explanation and the findings did back the story.
my ex-girlfriends mum told me that tony robinson was in some peado related trouble about 7-8 years ago
I dont know about this, but does one mans actions mean that the whole program is !!!!! bad ?
robdoo
12-08-2009, 02:14 PM
You sure that Stronehenge was'nt built to map precession?
Are we not part of the Milky Way?....so how did thoe ancients SEE the milky way in such detail as to create a monument to it?
pinkgrapefruit
12-08-2009, 02:20 PM
i felt sure that Stonehenge was a depiction of the milky way, because that is the message i got from thoth reading his emerald tablets. And once i found these two pitures, it went from mystery to no-brainier... i'm not going to get too much credit for being the one to notice this am i?
so here are the two pictures for the definitive proof: i'm so sorry one picture is so big... perhaps you could take the pictures into a new window each, and compare at the same size:
here's the picture proof:
http://famouswonders.com/wp-content/gallery/stonehenge/stone_plan.jpg
read the whole thread, the link is in my signature.
thank you. on to another mystery for me. have fun with this truth folks. it's life changing stuff.
Where is the other picture?
apekteina lordosis
12-08-2009, 02:26 PM
have you factored into the equation that one of the monoliths' cladding has partially come off, revealing what looks like a giant lump of smooth concrete underneath?
http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/624/img7420e.jpg
if you think that image is fotoshopped then simply go googling for images yourself- you'll find hundreds of them taking by hundreds of different people showing the same thing.
real6
12-08-2009, 02:38 PM
majicdragon
Remember that the egyptians built the pyramids to match and follow the stars and constellations.
:)
That's IF the egyptians built the pyramids ;)
astrochicken
12-08-2009, 02:49 PM
I'm with majicdragon on this.
There is definitely a cosmological aspect to all these sites as pertaining to the earth's place in the cosmos.
I tend to think the the milky way is just a signpost to a SPECIFIC point.
As regards burial: Later civilisations, standing in awe of the knowledge of their forefathers, which they've long since forgetten, will of course bury their dead in a revered place of knowledge.
The same applies to megalithic structures all over the world, they dig out a skeleton and automatically equate the builders of such structures, with later generations who may have buried their dead there.
Just looking at that first image, it's obviously a phi spiral, which will undoubtedly have created a vortex for channeling energies which we have long since forgotten.
My own theory is more aligned to geometry, the platonic solids and metatron's cube.. and that certain structures are placed on the grid at specific points where the next (increase in the # of faces) platonic solid touches the current platonic solid.
Ie. if the earth is a sphere, then the cube that surrounds it (think of circling the square & squaring the circle) then the sphere (earth) will touch all 6 sides of the surrounding cube.. why not mark these 6 coordinates on the sphere?
Taking it one step further the 8 corners of said cube will touch the next platonic solid in 8 places.. that's where they whacked a pyramid.
If you think about it.. it explains why stone circles, pyramids, and obelisks being precisely WHERE they are.... and this can easily be verified in google maps.
My opinion, is just like each of us have our own merkaba (some know it, some don't and others still have remembered) so does this lovely wee blue planet.
BTW, I *dreamt* this.
And as real6 pointed out... the dynastic eqyptians whose civilisation was no longer capable of building, let alone understanding, the pyramids most likely inherited it
from a prior advanced civilisation, and i wouldn't be surprised if there is an immediate link between egypt (khemit- the Wizr of os) and other megalithic structures.
real6
12-08-2009, 02:50 PM
Try this on for size:
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11863
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v517/REAL6/image002.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v517/REAL6/stone_circle.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v517/REAL6/map34.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v517/REAL6/nabta.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v517/REAL6/prehistory3.jpg
redskywalker
12-08-2009, 03:57 PM
have you factored into the equation that one of the monoliths' cladding has partially come off, revealing what looks like a giant lump of smooth concrete underneath?
http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/624/img7420e.jpg
if you think that image is fotoshopped then simply go googling for images yourself- you'll find hundreds of them taking by hundreds of different people showing the same thing.
:eek:
No really! :eek:
1. I think the milkyway / henge thing is right
2. Oh my %&@*!! sooo, smooth cut monoliths covered. That is astounding!
Thanks for that pic, it's changed me {for the better of course}
goody :D
curly
12-08-2009, 04:35 PM
have you factored into the equation that one of the monoliths' cladding has partially come off, revealing what looks like a giant lump of smooth concrete underneath?
http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/624/img7420e.jpg
if you think that image is fotoshopped then simply go googling for images yourself- you'll find hundreds of them taking by hundreds of different people showing the same thing.
it looks quite a bit like the hexagonal balsaltic pillars found at fingals cave and the giants causeway imo,interesting
biblegirl
12-08-2009, 04:43 PM
can you show a pic of stonehenge comparing it to the milky way?
i am curious where the altar lies, if it corresponds to a specific star...if this is true the rituals here would take on a whole new significance
apekteina lordosis
12-08-2009, 04:47 PM
:eek:
No really! :eek:
1. I think the milkyway / henge thing is right
2. Oh my %&@*!! sooo, smooth cut monoliths covered. That is astounding!
Thanks for that pic, it's changed me {for the better of course}
goody :D
and the total headfucker would be if those "smooth cut" monoliths were hollow aka making them lighter for transportation. then again there's the notion that some bright spark way back in the early stages of planning the nwo thought "yeah, what we need is a -ancient- stone circle to help disguise the true origins of the past". or maybe they thought "place them here, let's re-adjust the power leylines to our advantage.
i am a bit impartial about this really, i was born a few miles away from stonehenge so they have a certain personal resonance thus the notion of them perhaps being "fake" pisses me off no end. then again it might just be one monolith replaced with a fake one to seed doubt in the minds of people who feel connected to the stones... oh well for the time being i will remain benevolent and not pull this planet and the entire solar system it resides in ;)
cruise4
13-08-2009, 02:40 PM
Is the smooth bit not just a renovation or support? I thought you were joking initially but no longer sure :D
hollo
13-08-2009, 04:54 PM
would make sense - the pyramids mirror the stars as the nile mirrors the milky way - ive always thought there was something under stone henge like a big crystal but its only theory :)
snorky
20-08-2009, 11:17 PM
Stonehenge was restored in the 1950's by the Ministry of Public Buildings and Works. The horizontal stones had fallen down and broken and others posed a 'Health & Safety' risk to visitors. The monoliths were drilled and pegged together with steel bolts, the bases were set in concrete and cracks, etc., filled with concrete coloured with the dust from the drilling. The film of this work was rediscovered last year and was available on the BBC South website. The altar stone is merely a stone that has not been put back into position.
shepherdess
22-12-2009, 08:58 PM
Stonehenge was restored in the 1950's by the Ministry of Public Buildings and Works. The horizontal stones had fallen down and broken and others posed a 'Health & Safety' risk to visitors. The monoliths were drilled and pegged together with steel bolts, the bases were set in concrete and cracks, etc., filled with concrete coloured with the dust from the drilling. The film of this work was rediscovered last year and was available on the BBC South website. The altar stone is merely a stone that has not been put back into position.
It has been rebuilt many times. In 1901 they were messing with it too...
http://www.ufos-aliens.co.uk/cosmicstonehenge.htm
I think the idea it could be astronomically related is feasible although I havent looked at it myself.
With regards to the reports on the Tony Robinson dig, too many "coulda" words in there, "Saying we think it might, could, may have been" does not constitute any kind of certainty.
matty5384
23-12-2009, 01:04 AM
What I have gathered with thoth the emerald tablets, Necronomican, Aleister crowly and other works is that stone hedge is A star gate. A portal to dimensions or I have also thought it is a point of time lines crossing
sphere555
23-12-2009, 06:28 AM
Remember the compass was only supposedly invented in the 2nd century in China. Before then, orientation was obtained by the sun, or the stars.
This is what the Stonehenge looks like at sunrise:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/155/337304995_3d172107c9.jpg
http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/images/stonehenge_map.jpg
You can see how the sun passes perfectly between the two orienting "slaughter stones" (See second diagram) upon sunrise. Secret societies have always been obsessed with sun worship. Remembering how the best time to meditate would be at sunrise, with your body preferably facing East, the Stonehenge would serve a double purpose of meditation/altar + geological compass. :cool:
the cosmos
24-12-2009, 08:28 AM
Awesome thread and awesome idea!
As someone mentioned earlier in this thread, every site definetly has a cosmological aspect to it.'
It really would not be surprising if stonehenge is an actual depiction of the milky way.
Here's a picture of the milky way.
http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/236088main_milkyway516.jpg