Modern science knows of only a fraction of this

planet's complete history.

Modern, Western religions' biblical historians 

tell us that "creation" occurred about 13,000 

years ago and that the first human ("Adam") 

appeared around 11,000 years ago.

In contrast, conventional science says the Earth

is around 4 billion years old and that humans 

(Homo sapiens) first appeared around 60,000 

to 200,000 years ago.

True, there are more people hence, souls, here 

on the planet than ever since the start of 

recorded history (less than 10,000 years ago).

However, Earth has undergone many major changes

over its billions of years of history. Pole shifts,

floods, massive earthquakes, glaciers, and

devastating impacts from cosmic debris; most

visible traces of past civilizations on planet

Earth have been repeatedly destroyed, pulverized,

and buried out of sight.

New archaeological finds often suggest that modern

science knows of only a fraction of this planet's

complete history.

50 miles south of Florida, in 1200 feet of water,

the top of an eighteen-story high pyramid (sonar

was used to measure it) rises up through the ocean

floor.

Miners were startled to discover silver pots and

dishes along with a lengthy man-made wall a mile

beneath the Earth's surface in Europe while

excavating for natural resources. These items are

untraceable to any known civilization in the planet's

past.

International researchers, including archaeological

experts from the University of Poitiers in France,

unearthed evidence of the oldest human ancestor (to

date) in Chad, Africa in 2001. An approximately 6.5

million-year-old hominid skull having both old and

modern qualities was discovered, blowing apart

traditional theories on the history of the human

race.

Considering that hypothesis or theory cannot be

proven, only invalidated, it's still possible that

at some point in Earth's history the population of

intelligent beings has been as high as or even

higher than it is today.

Furthermore, Earth is not the only place where souls

incarnate. Astronomers tell us that there are over

100 billion galaxies throughout the universe. We live

in the Milky Way Galaxy with our Sun and neighboring

planets. Given that that there are billions of stars

like our Sun, it's likely there are millions, if not

billions, of inhabitable planets throughout the

universe. There are also other dimensions and

possibly other universes as well.

There is no shortage of souls throughout the universe

and no shortage of places to incarnate.

We especially like the tenants of reincarnation because

they disallow the concepts of blame and victimization

and nobody "gets away" with anything. You don't have

to believe in reincarnation, but if we all acted as if

it was true our world would be a better place.

"Since the beginning of recorded time, history has been

written by the ‘winners' (those societies and belief

systems that conquered and survived). Despite an obvious

bias in this accounting method, we still measure the

‘historical accuracy' of a given concept by examining

how well it concurs with our existing historical record.

Many historians now believe (as I do) that in gauging

the historical accuracy of a given concept, we should 

first ask ourselves a far deeper question: How

historically accurate is history itself?" --Dan Brown

Scott Petullo

http://www.mystictwins.com/

http://www.holisticmakeover.com/

Stephen Petullo

http://www.holisticmakeover.com

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