environmental issues are not a real problem when higher consciousness enters into the 3D world, though from a 3D point of view, it does look like the end of life.
The History of the World
We’re going to open a new subject: the history of the world and how it relates to the present. Each one of these pieces of the puzzle widens the view. The situation in which we find ourselves in this world didn’t develop at random. Events occurred that we need to remember. Many of us were here in past lives, and we have these memories within us. But that’s beside the point. We need to know exactly what occurred in order to understand how it developed into this situation today. This history, of course, will not be found in history books, because history books of human “civilization” go back only 6000 years, and we need to go back about 450,000 years to begin. This information was first given to me by Thoth around 1985. Thena after Thoth left in 1991,1 became aware of Zecharia Sitchin, read his works, and found out that Sitchin’s and Thoth’s information were almost perfect fits—so perfect it just couldn’t be a coincidence. It was amazing how close they were. Many things that Thoth had mentioned—such as giants in Atlantis, which he didn’t explain further—were explained in Sitchin’s books. And many things that Sitchin appears to have overlooked were deeply explained by Thoth. So the combination of these two sources gives a very interesting viewpoint. You don’t have to accept this viewpoint; you can just listen to it like a legend, think about it and see if it’s workable for you. If something doesn’t feel true to you, then of course don’t accept it. But I believe this is as close as I can get to the truth, and I offer it to you. Remember, I had to translate the geometrical and hieroglyphic images of Thoth into English. Something is bound to get lost, but I do feel it is close enough to trigger your memories. First you must realize something about written history. Somebody has to hold the pen and write it down, so written history is always the viewpoint of the person or people who wrote it. Written history began only in the last 6000 years, but would that history be the same if it had been written by different people? Consider that in most cases it was the winners of the wars who wrote the history books. Whoever won a war said, “This is what happened.” The losers didn’t get to put in their two cents. Look at any of the major wars, especially World War II, which was a very emotional war. If Hitler had won World War II, our history books would be completely different. We’d be examining a totally different set of “facts.” We would be the bad guys, and they would have shown good reason for doing in the Jews etc. But we won, so we wrote it from our perspective. Well, everything’s like that all the way through history. Nobody ever talks about this subject, yet it’s obvious. Even Thoth was very aware of this; he said, “I’m giving you my viewpoint. I have watched the centuries go by, but I’m only one person. This is what I believe is true, but you must realize that other people may hold different viewpoints on history.” So
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