Caladan
Agnostic Pantheist
I thought I mentioned I can read Arabic
I dont have sway on a large vocabulary of Arabic words though...
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I dont have sway on a large vocabulary of Arabic words though...
.lava
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yea you do but you also made it very difficult for me to read, you know that?when it is about proofs, i am on my own, just like yourself. i am not really interesting in proving stuff to people.
if Enoch is translated as Adris, then i might know him. becasue one of the people i told about (the one who went heaven and wanted to stay there) is named Idris.
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Luminous
non-existential luminary
Atlantis is not even mentioned anywhere untill Plato made it up in one of his best selling "fiction" books. which was an allagory to what could happen if the polytheist abandoned their god's for humanity and reality. it was their religion what else can i say.no, it is about translating. i am unsure if it is possible. if he, as a person, truly existed and recorded in history then he exist in our culture too. for example that Islamic character, one never changing commander of unseen army, immortal man, exist in Greek myths as a God. this is a bit confusing but i find it very interesting
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Or is it...
.lava
Veteran Member
I thought I mentioned I can read Arabic
I dont have sway on a large vocabulary of Arabic words though...
i am sorry, after all what i remember about you is you being a zen mechanic
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Luminous
non-existential luminary
when it is about proofs, i am on my own, just like yourself. i am not really interesting in proving stuff to people.
if Enoch is translated as Adris, then i might know him. becasue one of the people i told about (the one who went heaven and wanted to stay there) is named Idris.
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and my Cousin is named Jesus
. Maybe Idris is they same mythological man as Adris, who knows?
.lava
Veteran Member
Atlantis is not even mentioned anywhere untill Plato made it up in one of his best selling "fiction" books. which was an allagory to what could happen if the polytheist abandoned their god's for humanity and reality. it was their religion what else can i say.
i live on the other side of the world. i did not learn Mu & Atlantis from fiction books. love me the way i am, will you?
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Caladan
Agnostic Pantheist
Yes technically I should have translated it to Idris using the Latin alphabet. the word starts with Aliph but with a mark for the 'I' vowel.
So it should be read 'Idris'. and running a search on 'Idris Enoch' does bring up some interesting results.
Luminous
non-existential luminary
Oddly enough. I do love you and hope that you may have the best.
If you want to know the stories then do. but please don't take them as unquestionable truths.
In the story, Atlantis sunk because its people were Atheists/Secular and the gods wanted to punish them for not worshipping and thanking the invisible gods.
Sorry, off topic. Good bye. i have nothing left to say on Muhammad's suposed ascention/mythical creature ride.
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Caladan
Agnostic Pantheist
Yes, but you do have Cappadocia...
.lava
Veteran Member
do i? ha ha OK, i'll take that as a compliment. Capadocia is one of the strangest places i'd ever been. amazing and thank God, very well protected area. so how does Capadocia related to Idris?
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gnostic
The Lost One
.lava said:this is a bit confusing but i find it very interestingi am definetely not an expert on this subject but from time to time, i listen to people who knows about this stuff. history is being told differently in different regions but they coincide. for example, to me, knowing that Noah (PBUH) lived during time of Atlantis meant more than i could imagine. well, i love stories
Well, that how I view all the religious texts and traditions, as myths or stories. It is the only way I can accept them. And I love stories too.
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.lava
Veteran Member
.lava
Veteran Member
gnostic
The Lost One
.lava said:
It is the only way I can accept them. And I love stories too. Particularly mythology.
I have a website called Timeless Myths. And another site called Dark Mirrors of Heaven.
Mythology is something that I enjoy reading, but it doesn't mean that I believe whatever I read.
For example, I enjoy reading sci-fi fantasy, but it doesn't mean that I believe what I read. For me, reading is entertainment. Mythology can be very entertaining.
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Caladan
Agnostic Pantheist
To be honest I dont know much about that (new age?) trend. personally im more interested in the archaeology and history of the place.
.lava
Veteran Member
OK, then let me give you some information we have...i am just passing it
it is not really my central subject.name Idris (he is a Prophet) is known as origin of name Osiris, Usiris, known as builder of Pyramids. in ancient Greek, he is known as Hermes. Idris (PBUH) was 'taken' to skies to be given science of skies and astrology. his name is based on letters DRS, in Arabic all the names about learning and school are also based on same root such as Medrese, ders, müderris...etc.
interesting stuff.
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