Helena Blavatsky

The Hidden History Of Humanity [Video]

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climate engineeringAlexandra Bruce – This beautiful film by Australian Theosophist, Phillip Lindsay is about the evolution of consciousness, drawing from Hindu, Jewish, Persian, Islamic, Buddhist, Gnostic, Celtic and Christian traditions, using rich visuals and soothing music worthy of a big screen TV.

The audiovisual feast starts with how our Solar System came into existence, with its subsequent planetary schemes, chains, rounds and globes, revealing the secret chronology of human history, from ancient Lemuria and Atlantis to our current “root race”, while following the natural cyclic deluges between races, according to The Secret Doctrine by Helena Blavatsky.

The Secret Doctrine derives from Blavatsky’s translations and interpretations of ancient Tibetan Buddhist scrolls which she called the “Stanzas of the Dzyan”. Some believe this referred to parts of the Dzogchen tradition of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom called the “secret” or “inner” teachings. Buddhism was founded by a Hindu prince and contains many Vedic precepts, including the concepts of Karma, the Yuga system of time cycles and the belief in the extreme antiquity of humankind, going back millions of years. Continue reading →

The Return Of The Elder Race

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TheNewDawn  February 14 2015

EgyptianGoddessRené Guénon’s assertion, culled from ancient esoteric sources, that in the remote past humanity’s first civilisation arose in the ice-free Arctic zone is not without geological support.According to the well-known researcher J.S. Gordon, “there is no scientific doubt that the polar ice caps have melted and reformed many, many times over and that this has always affected human society (plus animal and plant species), often catastrophically.”1 

He points out that the great Ice Age that lasted about two million years, ending about twelve thousand years ago, was made up of thirty or so minor Ice Ages, with warm intervals of polar deglaciation in between them, each creating periods of thousands of years of temperate conditions at the poles. Any one of these warm intervals would have been hospitable to a circumpolar civilisation.

Charles Hapgood, who in the mid-sixties was the Professor of the History of Science at Keene University in New Hampshire, USA, became convinced that humanity did indeed enjoy a sophisticated civilisation a hundred thousand years or more ago, and that it must have been at least partly in a polar location. He derived his theory from cartographic research conducted on ancient portolans or seafaring maps, one of which had been in the possession of a l6th-century Turkish admiral, Piri Re’is.2

“This map (and others also researched),” Gordon comments, summarising Hapgood’s conclusions, “clearly showed… that the polar regions had been cartographically surveyed when no ice cap existed,”3and that in the case of the Antarctic Circle, rivers and mountains had been mapped in such detail that the land must have been inhabited – and by a people who understood spherical trigonometry.

Other researchers, sifting and re-examining existing archaeological data from the past 150 years, have concluded from the evidence of human artefacts and fossil bones found under deep geological layers that anatomically modern humans with a modern intellectual capacity have existed from the beginning of the Quaternary period, some 1.65 million years ago – and that they were taller than modern man and with a brain capacity 15 – 20 per cent larger. Such findings reinforce the growing opinion of many people today that Hapgood’s theory, initially rejected by scientists of the day, has serious merit.

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