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[the L]

Hello dear UMers!

What do you think what is origin of egyptian goddess Sekhmet? Could it be that its Löwenfrau (Lion man of the Hohlenstein Stadel).

http://en.wikipedia....lenstein_Stadel
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sekhmet

[the L]

Did Sekhmet evolve from Egyptian God Aker?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aker_(god)

Its interesting that we have many Lion goddess/gods.

This is Hindu. Narasimha

[the L]

Maybe it represents ancient zodiac sign Leo.

Maybe Sphinx was Sekhmet once?

Edited by the L, 17 February 2013 - 08:26 PM.

[the L]

Criticism welcome.

Edited by the L, 17 February 2013 - 08:30 PM.

[Darkwind]

Big powerful animals are common motifs in many societies that doesn't mean they are related. Case in point the Key Marco Cat was  made by Calusas Indians in Florida.

  http://en.wikipedia....KeyMarcoCat.jpg

[Purifier]

the L, on 17 February 2013 - 08:26 PM, said:

Maybe it represents ancient zodiac sign Leo.

Maybe Sphinx was Sekhmet once?

You mean you think it may have once had the head of a lion before and the lionhead was recarved sometime later into a human head? *waves hand*...Naaaaaaaaaw! No use thinking that, L. Wait about 50 years after a generation is gone and archaeological mistakes have been corrected, then maybe it won't be speculation. As of now, that's pure speculation, L.

Edited by Purifier, 17 February 2013 - 10:01 PM.

[jaylemurph]

This is a Dalek, noted agent of destruction and extermination from the planet Skaro.



This is a pepper pot, used to hold priceless, powdered, dried berries of the Indies used as a spice since before medieval times.


They looking passingly similar, so I think the design of pepper pots can be traced back directly to a cult of Dalek-worshipping proto-Egyptians. In fact, Egypt starts with E, the same letter as Exterminate, which Daleks not infrequently say. They also both have "T"s in them, which surely indicates close linguistic ties.


In fact, in the image here, we can see historical footage of ancient Egyptians worshipping Daleks. (I understand it was found in the pyramid of Sutekh, brother of Horus.)

I therefore conclude pepper was worshipped by Egyptians after the departure of the Daleks. I invite your criticism/questions.

--Jaylemurph

[Ladystardonna]

Pyramids are found around the world.  Dragon myths are found around the world.  Ancient history is still being discovered, and still a mystery.  Perhaps the civilization we have in our history books is just the latest in many eras of civilization that mankind has experienced. Where was Atlantis?  Modern education has formed our concept of reality.  There could be another hidden reality.  The time has come to open our minds (again).

[jaylemurph]

Ladystardonna, on 18 February 2013 - 04:33 AM, said:

Pyramids are found around the world.  Dragon myths are found around the world.  Ancient history is still being discovered, and still a mystery.  Perhaps the civilization we have in our history books is just the latest in many eras of civilization that mankind has experienced. Where was Atlantis?  Modern education has formed our concept of reality.  There could be another hidden reality.  The time has come to open our minds (again).

The trouble is that an open mind accepts whatever garbage is thrown into it. Why don't we sit down and use the gifts for logic and clear thought we've been given instead, so we can avoid the pitfalls of untested belief? It is a bit harder and more demanding, but it's ultimately more rewarding.

--Jaylemurph

[the L]

Ladystardonna, on 18 February 2013 - 04:33 AM, said:

Pyramids are found around the world.  Dragon myths are found around the world.  Ancient history is still being discovered, and still a mystery.  Perhaps the civilization we have in our history books is just the latest in many eras of civilization that mankind has experienced. Where was Atlantis?  Modern education has formed our concept of reality.  There could be another hidden reality.  The time has come to open our minds (again).

And sadly in today science we have so many surppresions, dogmas, beliefs and hoaxes.
Btw Osmanagić isnt scientists but all he speak about is lies.

Edit: And famous peer review. Like someone cares for outdated and not working method.

Edited by the L, 18 February 2013 - 08:26 PM.

[the L]

Darkwind, on 17 February 2013 - 08:59 PM, said:

Big powerful animals are common motifs in many societies that doesn't mean they are related. Case in point the Key Marco Cat was  made by Calusas Indians in Florida.

  http://en.wikipedia....KeyMarcoCat.jpg

I never heard of Key Marco Cat. Look like this is global.

Purifier, on 17 February 2013 - 09:58 PM, said:

You mean you think it may have once had the head of a lion before and the lionhead was recarved sometime later into a human head? *waves hand*...Naaaaaaaaaw! No use thinking that, L. Wait about 50 years after a generation is gone and archaeological mistakes have been corrected, then maybe it won't be speculation. As of now, that's pure speculation, L.

Sekhmet is lion head body of human. Sphinx is opposite.

[the L]

jaylemurph, on 18 February 2013 - 04:14 AM, said:

Jay your imagination IS more vivid then I first thought.

[the L]

jaylemurph, on 18 February 2013 - 06:41 PM, said:

The trouble is that an open mind accepts whatever garbage is thrown into it. Why don't we sit down and use the gifts for logic and clear thought we've been given instead, so we can avoid the pitfalls of untested belief? It is a bit harder and more demanding, but it's ultimately more rewarding.

--Jaylemurph

Being openminded doesnt mean stupid. It doesnt mean that you are able to believe in anything. It means that you are open to others posibilities not just to most likely.

Edited by the L, 18 February 2013 - 08:43 PM.

[jaylemurph]

the L, on 18 February 2013 - 08:40 PM, said:

Being openminded doesnt mean stupid. It doesnt mean that you are able to believe in anything. It means that you are open to others posibilities not just to most likely.

I understand that in theory.

It's just being around this site for a long time is somewhat of a challenge to that statement, in between the dragons, pyramid geysers and stunning re-workings of history that ignore actual history.



--Jaylemurph

[the L]

jaylemurph, on 19 February 2013 - 12:35 AM, said:

I understand that in theory.

It's just being around this site for a long time is somewhat of a challenge to that statement, in between the dragons, pyramid geysers and stunning re-workings of history that ignore actual history.



--Jaylemurph

No one cant know all. To understand how everything comes to be you first must know about

1.cosmology
2.geology
3.biology
4.paleometerology
5.palaentology
6.archaeology
7.anthropology
8.metallurgy
9.then history
10.art,music
11.philosophy
12.religion
13.medicine
14.math,physics,chemistry
17.architecture
18.literature
...

So dont be harsh even if people are wrong.