Original Sin.

[cladking]

Cladking - Is there a modern source?

Oh, no.

I certainly wouldn't expect one for a plethora of reasons not least of which who would let people know that he had access to a means to live 1000 years?

I discovered this (the belief in long life) by coming to understand the Pyramid Texts which is written in a language unlike modern languages. Modern languages were "confused" by the guy from Babel who built a tower (probably Meidum in Egypt). This belief in long life survived in many many ways. It's not only the Bible and Enoch but the sciences of chemistry and alchemy which are almost certainly derived from the hometown of the person who discovered natron (NA = Sodium) added to CO2 geysers caused an eruption. Chemmis is the name of the town and is only a few miles from Giza. This is the basis of the stories and myths about the fountain of youth. I've put together a little information on how this food supposedly affected people. People who ate the figs apparently needed to restrict caloric intake to get maximum effect and if they were in fair heath and too old would soon be at the peak of life for up to 1000 years. If you were extremely old and ate it you would not get full effect.

I believe the mefat was "fossilized" auric sulphate. At the current time the US government controls most of the worlds supply of this "chemical" and might not know it. It belongs to an individual of whom I wish not to provide details. There is a very substantial quantity in existence and it's likely much more could be found. The problem and reason for the original sin is the ancients didn't understand the science. Of course they might have just been sun addled and I'm mistaken. They had to seek natural sources and these sources were quite limited in the ancient world.

It is entirely possible that a very old individual is alive today. It might no longer be wise to name him but suffice to say he is not only the spitting image of his great great grandfather but his ears are the same shape. He's probably a mere youngster born in the mid-17^th century. You'd recognize the name. I don't have to stand by any of this since it's the ancients who believed in it and I merely researched it.

I really shouldn't mention that if you google the number of the beast you get a single hit and he's associated (loosely) with what might be the worlds largest supply of mefat. This is just a coincidence one would think. Khufu himself (as in Khufu's Horizon "G1") went on an expedition to gather mefat in the western desert. It's recently been found that this was most probably the site of a natural spring. Mefat appears to have been a constituent part of sandstone along with siderite and it's this siderite (similar to red ochre) which is mistakingly believed to be mefat. This was at Water Mountain and it was an arduous journey from Heliopolis. The PT also suggests there was copper sulphate as well as a few other things like hydrogen sulphide and sand that came up in the water. The accretion occured on the primeval mound (philosophers stone) and was known as the ben ben. It was called the "sandbank of horrible face bringing water".



Sure, it all sounds crazy but it ties together all of human history and shows how we managed to get out of the caves.