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The Aborted Evolution of Consciousness and the Creation of the Christ Grid
How the Lemurians Evolved Human Consciousness
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ne immortal beings of Lemuria “flew” from their homeland to a little | island north of the newly risen continent ofAtlantis. They waited for a long time on the island they named Udal, then they began to recreate their spiritual science. If you had watched them, you wouldn’t have known what the heck they were doing; you’d have thought they were nuts. In order to describe what they were doing, I have to describe something else first
The Str ucture of the Human Brain Structure This circle [Fig. 4-1] represents a human head, looking down from above. There’s the nose (N). The human brain is divided into two components, the left side and the right side. In Figure 4-2, the left side is male and the right side is female, and they are linked by the corpus callosum. According to Thoth, this is the nature of these two hemispheres: The left, male component sees everything absolutely logically—as it is, you might say. The right, female component is much more concerned with experiencing something than understanding it. The female and male perceptions are mirror images of each other—as if you had a mirror between them. If you had the word LOVE written into the male component, he would see it as shown. But the female sees its mirror image, also as shown. When the male looks at her way of perceiving, he says, “There’s no logic here.” She looks at him and says, “Where is the feeling?” The brain is further divided into four lobes by another thin division. The male side of the brain has a component behind it that reflects, or mirrors the front, as shown in Figure 4-3. There’s another mirror image behind the female side that reflects what’s in front of it. The male logical component has a totally experiential component behind it and the female experiential component has totally logical component behind it. It’s as if there are four mirrors reflecting each other in these four possible ways. When we look at the geometries later, you’ll see that the forward part in the male brain, the logical component, is based on the triangle and the square (in two dimensions) or the tetrahedron and the cube (in three 95