Guanches of the Canary Islands (volcanic)
Western Atlantic - a tribe that was isolated until the 1400s when Spanish arrived - they didn't even have boats!
Spiral shapes have been used over the entire world by ancient native people. It is also universally found in areas in which the giants lived. What did the symbol mean to them? Why was its influence copied all over the world by the native folks? What were they trying to imitate? Did they understand the meaning to the giants or did they just see that the giants thought it was important and so they saw it as a symbol of the gods?
Ometepe (Volcanic) Island
Nicaragua
New Grange
Ireland
Anasazi,
US Southwest
Eastern Utah
Boca Negra Canyon,
New Mexico
Flat Rock of Helluland
Iceland
Alaska
Nazca
Peru
Irakleia
Greece
Milky Way - galaxy
DNA helix
Time Travel
Time travel concepts invariably involve some idea of time bending in on itself in a spiral fashion that leads from our static point to a jump back or forth.
Logarithymic Spiral of Sound
Conclusion
As children, our parents were gods. They had all the answers, the knowledge and the power. They learned their knowledge the natural way over years, practice, mistakes, and teaching from elders. We often sat in their cars and pretended to drive, took our dolls and practiced teaching school. We imitated with their tools, though we didn't know how to use them.
That is a lot like the relationship between the originators and ourselves, Homo sapiens.
We Homo sapiens lived in magic - we lived among gods (giants)! We sacrificed to appease their appetites, shaped our babies heads to appear like them, we took over their megalithic structures and mining capabilities, symbols, language and ran with a focus on technology "the magic of the gods" and this was expressed in our religious texts in explaining our past and our obsession with gadgets, technology and spirituality.
To the giants, however, they lived in a practical natural world. They evolved to learn the basics about earth sciences and the universe. They did the early hard work the natural way over time. They were driven by the potential of the world of the physics of our physicality. They were not spiritual. They had no gods. They were the one and only, first. There were no ancestors to learn from.
What did the spiral mean? We may never really understand what it meant. Perhaps it was a signal that said "tap on the rock here and make a resonance" or "everything comes from a central scientific principal" or "we are in a galaxy" or any other dozens of things we may never conceive, as we did not come into the knowledge of its importance the same way they did, we are sort of retroengineering it. Did man forget ancient knowledge? No, man never had it.
My 3-year-old sometimes gets up at night and freaks out. He says he's afraid of the "spirals". I don't know what specifically he's seeing, but I know he IS seeing something as he follows whatever it is with his eyes and he is genuinely afraid. We had him evaluated by 2 different psychologists and they could not find a psychological cause for this behavior. I have also had his vision checked, hearing... He's been cleared so far of any illness that would cause hallucinations. I have not found anything about "spirals" that seem to git what my son is seeing. Are the ANY other resources that you know of that could help me or shed some light? Thanks
ReplyDeleteThe only other thing I can think of is benign positional vertigo, this is caused by an otolith or little stone that forms in the middle ear. I have had this a few times and it makes the eyes have nystagmus - a stuttering movement because the room literally spins like a skipping record. You might look it up on YouTube and see if they have a video of nystagmus. If that's the case, then a simple maneuver called Epley's Maneuver (also on YouTube) can show you how to get the stone moved so it doesn't cause dizziness. Usually if this happens, it is accompanied by nausea and loss of appetite. I am out of other ideas for what is going on.
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