Dead Men's Secrets
Tantalising Hints of a Lost Super Race
By Jonathan Gray
Chapter 24
Health and Medical
WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THE CAR
CRASH
Following a serious car accident in 1963, the victim’s life was saved in a
most unusual manner.
For the delicate operation, Peruvian surgeon Francisco Grano used
surgical instruments that had been exhumed from a 3,000-year-old tomb.
They were manufactured from an alloy of gold, copper and silver.
Ancient medical practice, it appears, was more than folk herbs.
Rather, medicine and surgery were fantastically advanced millenia ago.
A sophisticated medical science existed worldwide and in some cases is
only now being relearned by modern research.
We shall never know everything, but can only wonder at the profusion
of medical knowledge and skill that prevailed at the dawn of history.
The following are fragments of that knowledge.
KNOWLEDGE OF INTERNAL BODY FUNCTIONS
INDIA
1 (W): Knowledge of the nervous system.
EGYPT
2 (W): A knowledge of the relationship between the nervous system and
the movements of our limbs enabled an understanding of the causes of
paralysis. (Forty-eight clinical cases are listed in the Smith Papyrus.)
CHINA, 2650 B.C.
EGYPT
INDIA
3 (W): The function of the heart in pumping blood through the arteries
to circulate throughout the body was understood and described. (Not until
the seventeenth century was this rediscovered. It revolutionized European
medicine.)
INDIA
4 (W): Knowledge of metabolism.
CHINA
5 (W): Chemical balance in the body was understood.
INDIA
6 (W): Genetics and the transmission of specific characteristics by
heredity was known.
THE BIBLE, 1000 B.C.
7 (W): Molecular biology: A knowledge of the sugar/phosphate human
cellular DNA-helix tapes and their genetic “blueprints”: “Thine eyes did see
my substance, yet being unperfect: and in thy book all my members were
written, which in continuance were fashioned, when as yet there was none of
them.”1
CHINA, 2650 B.C.
EGYPT, 3000 B.C.
INDIA
8 (W): Medical and surgical textbooks and diagnostic manuals.
INDIA
9 (W): A list diagnosing up to 1120 diseases.
INDIA
10 (W): The etiology of a number of diseases not achieved by the
Western world until the late nineteenth century.
HEALTH AND MEDICINE
TIAHUANACO, BOLIVIA
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT
11 (W): A college of surgeons; a faculty of medicine.
CHINA, 3rd cent. B.C.
12 (W): Pharmacologists.
CHINA, 3rd cent. B.C.
13 (W): Specialist doctors.
CHINA, 3rd cent. B.C.
14 (W): Veterinarians.
PERU
EGYPT
15 (W): A state-sponsored medical aid program, in which doctors
received their remuneration from the government and medical aid was free
to all.
THE BIBLE
16 (W): Dietetic principles which are only now being recognized by
science—including the superiority of fruit, nuts and green vegetables for
optimum health; a detailed classification of meats fit and unfit for human
consumption; warnings against the consumption of animal fats and blood.2
PERU
BRITAIN
17 (S): Food preservation (including by vacuum).
THE BIBLE
18 (W): Quarantine.3
It is significant that the deadly European plagues of the Dark Ages were
brought under control by following the quarantine and other rules laid down
in the biblical writings in the Book of Leviticus.
With medicine at such a low point during this period, Jewish doctors
were highly esteemed.
Has the thought crossed your mind that there might be something more
behind this source of information than meets the eye?
EGYPT
THE BIBLE 4
19 (W): The practice of hygiene.
EGYPT
CHINA
THE BIBLE 5
20 (W): Antisepsis and sterilization.
INDIA, 2000 B.C. 6
CHINA
21 (W): Immunization and inoculation (with directions for vaccination
and descriptions of its effects).
GREECE
CHINA
EGYPT
EGYPT
INDIA
THE BIBLE 7
23 (W): Penicillin.
EGYPT
INDIA
24 (W): Drug prescriptions, such as “take before going to bed,” or “take
twice a day,” in common use.
EGYPT
INDIA
25 (W): Wonder drugs for “incurable” diseases. Many of today’s
“incurable” diseases were, in ancient India, actually cured with medicines
that to us are unknown. At present, research is being undertaken in Indian
texts, in the hope of recovering some of this lost science.
INDIA, 1st cent. AD.
26 (W): A pharmaceutical encyclopedia listing over 500 herbal drugs.
EGYPT,
INDIA,
CHINA,
PERU
ARMENIA, 1500 B.C.
27 (W): Local and general anaesthesia (including an unknown mineral
drug).
INDIA
28 (W): Medical methods to counteract the effects of poison gas.
SUMERIA
29 (W): Radiation therapy: A cylinder seal depicts a man lying on a
special bed; his face is protected by a mask, while he is being subjected to
radiation.
THE BIBLE
30 (W): Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.8
CRETE
EGYPT
AUSTRALIA
31 (W,S): Contraceptives:
• Contraceptive jelly—Egypt 9
• Oral contraceptive pills with no harmful side effects—the Australian
Aborigines
EGYPT
32 (W): Urine pregnancy tests and determination of the sex of the
unborn child.
CRETE
33 (W): Artificial insemination.
THE BIBLE
34 (W): Male circumcision practiced not as a puberty rite, but
according to the standards of twentieth century medicine—on the eighth
day.10
We begin to see the reason for this, at last. Discoveries now show that a
newborn baby has a bleeding tendency—until in five to seven days a clotting agent, Vitamin K, is manufactured. The eighth day is the day when
another clotting element, prothrombin, is at its highest level in a human’s
entire life—110 percent of normal! Can anyone doubt that here is
compelling evidence for a superior source of information back in the
beginning?
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
POMPEII, ITALY
35 (S): Gynecology flourishing to perfection, with instruments almost
identical to those of today.
CRETE
36 (W): Adhesives.
PERU
37 (W): Tourniquet and forceps.
PERU
38 (W): Gauze and absorbent cotton to bandage surgical incisions.
JERICHO, ISRAEL
39 (S): Plaster of Paris.
EGYPT
40 (W): Broken bones put into splints.
ITALY, 1st cent. AD.
41 (S): Surgical instruments “as fine as anything produced in this line in
the twentieth century—screws as threadlike and capable of delicate
manipulation as anything today.”11
INDIA, 5th cent. B.C.
42 (W): As many as 121 surgical instruments described in an ancient
document.
INDIA
43 (W): Curved needles for sutures.
TIAHUANACO, BOLIVIA
44 (S): Bronze surgical knives.
EGYPT
45 (S): Sophisticated medical instruments that are the exact counterparts
of the basic tools of modern surgery: forceps, scalpels, clamps, and such.12
ARMENIA, 1500 B.C.
GUATEMALA
PERU, 500 B.C.
46 (S): Sharp surgical instruments made of obsidian.
Obsidian (volcanic glass), if you didn’t know, is a thousand times
sharper than the platinum-plus blades used in other surgical instruments.
The cutting surface of obsidian is so sharp that it does not bruise the cells.
In 1975, an American doctor performed successful major surgery with
obsidian tools.13 Obsidian surfaces may eventually revolutionize surgery and
could be of special value in cosmetic and plastic surgery.
PERU, 500 B.C.
47 (W): Scalpels, bronze knives, pincers, copper wire and needles for
sutures.
EGYPT
48 (W): Artificial nourishment by tubes.
PERU
49 (W): Life-support systems with tubing: Heart surgery patients were
connected via intricate tubing to life-support systems.
EGYPT
50 (W): Plasma generator.
PERU
51(W): Operating tables.
FLUOROSCOPES (X-RAY DEVICES) FOR
DIAGNOSING
INTERNAL INJURIES 14
INDIA, 500 B.C.
52 (W): When a patient was placed before it, a “gem” “illuminated his
body as a lamp lights up all objects in a house, and so revealed the nature of
his malady.”
CHINA, 206 B.C.
53 (W): “A precious mirror that illuminates the bones of the body” was
rectangular (4 by 5-3/4 feet) and gave off a strange light on both sides. The
view of the organs of the body that the mirror gave could not be obstructed
by any obstacle.
MEXICO
54 (W): From Toro Muerto, a rock drawing shows a man with a
rectangle over the chest area; within the rectangle there is a stylized drawing
of what appears to be the spinal column and ribs.
AUSTRALIA
55 (W): Aborigines have x-ray paintings portraying animals, reptiles
and fish with their internal organs and bones.
Can these be a race memory of an ancient epoch when x-ray equipment
was used?
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
PERU
56 (W): Operating rooms were first cleared and purified.
PERU
57 (W): Excisions.
PERU
58 (W): Cauterizations.
PERU
AUSTRALIA
59 (S,W): Blood transfusions:
• Many ancient carvings in Peru show pregnant women donating
blood to organ transplant recipients. (Could there be an as yet
undiscovered retention hormone produced by a woman in
pregnancy?)
• In Australia, the Aborigine takes blood either from a vein in the
middle of the arm or from one in the inner arm, by means of a
hollow reed.
(Blood transference is also done by mouth, but this technique
remains unfathomable.) He is aware of the proper vein from which to
take blood. Uncannily, he also chooses the fitting donor. Blood
transfusion is practiced not only in critical cases of injury and illness,
but also to give vitality to the aged. Seemingly the Aboriginal medicine
man is still heir to ancient knowledge.
PERU
INDIA
60 (W): Amputations.
CHINA, 3rd—5th cent. B.C.
INDlA, 6th cent. B.C.
SUMERIA
61 (W): Eye cataract operations appear to have been routine.
INDIA
62 (W): Removal of anal fistulas.
INDIA
63 (W): Removal of neck tumors.
INDIA
64 (W): Tonsillectomies.
INDIA
65 (W): Lithotomies.
PERU
INDIA
GUATEMALA
66 (W): Caesarian operations.
EGYPT
SUMERIA
PERU
BOLIVIA
67 (W): Scientific bone surgery, including scraping the inside of the
bone; also bone transplants.
EGYPT
68 (W): Artificial legs and hands.
INDIA, 5th cent. B.C.
69 (W): Plastic surgery.
PERU
70 (W): Sinus operations.
INDIA
71 (W): Nose transplants.
SPAIN, 3rd cent. A.D.
PERU
72 (W): Limb transplants: In a pictured Spanish operation, the donor
was a black man, the recipient a white nobleman. One surgeon is shown
still holding the leg he has just amputated.15 Had these surgeons acquired
knowledge of the techniques of gifted surgeons from the dim past?
PERU
73 (W): Lung, kidney and liver operations and transplants.
INDIA, 8th cent. B.C.
CHINA, 300 B.C.
74 (W): Other organ transplants.
PALESTINE
ASSYRIA (IRAQ)
IRAN
75 (S): Open-heart surgery: The ribs were expertly cut, and once an
opening had been made, the vacant ribs were further spread apart by
retraction. There is evidence that the Russian patient survived 3 to 5 years.
(Every feature corresponded to what today is called the “cardiac window,”
which enables surgeons to perform open-heart surgery.)
PERU 16
CHINA, 403-221 B.C.
AFRICA, 3rd cent. B.C.
76 (W): Heart transplants, using techniques that seem modern by
today’s standards: The heart is taken out of the patient, who lies on a kind of
operating table. Tubes feed him with infusions. A new heart is introduced.
Two operators close the arteries. The opening in the chest is closed up.
SKULL OPERATIONS
EGYPT
77 (W): Surgery which required opening the skull.
PERU, c. 2000 B.C.
78 (S): Six extremely fine wires in the hollow skull of a human who had
a bone infection.
SOVIET ARMENIA, c. 2000 B.C.
79 (S): A bone plug skillfully inserted into the skull of a woman who
had suffered a head injury in her youth, which made a hole 1/4 inch and left
bone tissue exposed. Her own cranial bone later grew around the plug and
she lived to be about 35.17 Remains found near Lake Sevan.
LAKE SEVAN, SOVIET ARMENIA
80 (S): Splinters removed from the brain of a woman who had received
a head blow, in which a blunt object of 1-inch diameter punctured the skull
and splintered the inner layers of cranial bone. Surgeons carefully cut a
larger hole around the puncture to remove the splinters that had penetrated
the brain. Evidence shows that she survived surgery for 15 years.18
Even by modern standards, such operations would be considered
extremely difficult. Some of these operations are seen to be technically
superior to modern-day surgery.
RUSSIAN CENTRAL ASIA
81 (S): Even older successful skull operations.
POLYNESIA
PERU
GUANCHES of CANARY ISLANDS
INDIA
TIAHUANACO, BOLIVIA
82 (S): Trepanning (setting a gold or silver plate over the brain when the
skull has been injured): Thousands of skulls have been found in Peru with
marks of successful trepanning. (One shows five successive trepannings.)
Incan graves show that 85 percent of patients survived!
This is a new technique in modern surgery. The same operation
performed at the Hotel Dieu in Paris in 1786 was invariably fatal.
Yet the world is flattering itself today that never before in the history of
man has there been such a brainy lot of scientists as are with us now. A
simple case of egotism crowned with ignorance.
SUMERIA
83 (W): Brain operations were undertaken also in Sumeria.
Brain transplants? A suggestion that such operations once took place
will be raised in Chapter 28.
DENTISTRY
MISSOURI, U.S.A. over 3,000 years ago
EGYPT
GUATEMALA
84 (S): Dental fillings were made in tooth cavities with a kind of
cement. (The crowns and cement fillings in Mayan cavities still hold after
1,500 years!)
PERU
85 (S): Gold inlays and capping.
EGYPT
BAALBEK, LEBANON
86 (S): The dental bridge: Old teeth were placed in the hole between
two healthy teeth and fastened with gold wire.
EGYPT
ARIZONA, U.S.A.
ETRUSCANS, ITALY
PERU
87 (S): Artificial teeth, which looked surprisingly like the product of a
modern dentist. (In Arizona, gold artificial teeth; in Peru, teeth of rust-free
iron.)
Chapter 25
Electricity
RUINS THAT GLOW IN THE NIGHT
Astonishing—but was it true?
On trek through the forbidding Matto Grosso region of Brazil in
1925, Colonel P.H. Fawcett, D.S.O., was challenged by native reports of
mysterious cold lights in some ruined cities of the jungle.
Not only that. There existed, it was claimed, a city still living,
inhabited, illuminated at night. Could this really be? Might there be some
still surviving remnant of a long lost civilization, which was using
“forgotten” knowledge?
Fawcett came out averring he had glimpsed one of these jungle cities.
He reentered the region to further pursue his passion, but this time
disappeared without trace.
It is noteworthy that few have ever set foot in this “terra prohibida” and
returned.
A “lost world” indeed, it is a land infested with enormous swamp
creatures, wild beasts and wilder men. This region is generally bounded by
the Rio Xingu, the Rio Tapajos and the Amazon.
In regard to the supposed jungle lights, I am somewhat intrigued. The
existence of devices which provided lighting at night in ancient times cannot
be questioned, because so many classical writers describe them. I was
dumbfounded to discover this.
Until 1890, we possessed only candles, torches and oil lamps, and it is
easy to think that this was always the case.
However, we must now regard the past use of lighting and electricity as
a historical certainty.
PRE-FLOOD
Electricity may have played a vital role in the operation of the Ark of
Noah during the Great Flood. Referring to the Ark, two Hebrew words are
translated as “window” in the English Bible.
In one reference (Gen. 8:6), the Hebrew word challon (“opening”) is
used—the window through which Noah released the birds.
The other reference (Gen. 6:16) uses a different word—tsohar, which is
translated as “window” but does not mean window or opening at all! Where
it is used (twenty-two times in the Old Testament), its meaning is given as
“a brightness, a brilliance, the light of the noonday sun,” referring to
something that “glistens, glitters or shines,” or “a light which has its origins
in a shining crystal,” according to many Jewish scholars of the traditional
school.
For centuries Hebrew tradition has described the tsohar as an enormous
gem or pearl hung in the Ark, which by some power within itself illuminated
the entire vessel.1
SUMERIAN LEGEND
1 (W): In the preparation of the “huge boat,” Utu (Methuselah) brought
“his rays (of the sun) into the boat, in order to give it light.”2
OLANCHA, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A
2 (S): Again, regarding that device resembling a spark plug found inside
sedimentary stone. Examination showed an outer hexagonal layer of an
unknown substance enveloping a 3/4-inch wide cylinder made of solid
porcelain or ceramic. Circling the ceramic cylinder were rings of copper. In
the center of the cylinder was a 2mm shaft of bright metal. The shaft was
magnetic. The metallic shaft was corroded at one end, but the other end was
affixed to a spring or helix of metal. The finely shaped ceramic and metallic
shaft and copper components hint at some form of electrical instrument.3
This find, like so many others, is not generally publicized. It is
considered too disturbing.
Fig. 25—1a. The Coso artifact, concreted over with fossil shells, after being sawn open.
Fig. 25—1b. X-ray of the left half of the stone reveals an obviously artificial device sealed
within.
Fig. 25—1c. Top view of the left half of the object.
Fig. 25—1d and 1e. Side and top x-rays of the right half of the object reveal a similarity to a
modern spark plug.
POST-FLOOD
Knowledge of electricity survived the Flood and in one form or another
has surfaced throughout the centuries.
INDIA
3 (W): A high tower over a tomb discharged lightning against anyone
who approached, striking them dead.
ISRAEL, 1000 B.C.
4 (W): “The house of Solomon the King was illuminated as by day, for
in his wisdom he had made shining pearls which were like unto the sun, the
moon and the stars in the roof of his house.”4
FRANCE
5 (W): Electrical knowledge was preserved by the secret Hebrew
society, the Kabala.
• A “dazzling lamp that lighted itself” (no oil or wick).
• A door knocker that shocked unwelcome visitors:
A Jewish
rabbi, named Jechiele, pushed a discharge button in his study, that
sent an electric current into the iron knocker on his door.5
EGYPT
6 (W): A wall carving depicts a scene where attendants seem to be
carrying giant light bulbs, with interior filaments in the shape of snakes,
connected to a box or switch with braided cables, and which strongly
suggest powerful electric lamps supported by high tension insulators.
(The cables are an exact copy of engineering illustrations as currently
used. The cable is shown as very heavy and striated, indicating a bundle of
many—multipurpose—conductors rather than a single high-voltage cable.)6
EGYPT
7 (W): In an Isis temple a lamp burned, which neither wind nor water
could extinguish.
Until the invention of electric lighting in 1890, we possessed only
candles, torches and oil lamps—light sources which smoked and left sooty
deposits on ceilings.
Fig 25-2 Wall carving from the temple of Hathor at Dendera, Egypt, thousands of years old, strongly resembles
powerful light bulbs with braided cables attached to what may be a switch or generator.
Likewise the Greek and Roman world used torches and oil lamps for
illumination—and wherever passageways are still standing between ancient
buildings, traces of smoke can be found on the ceilings.
How, then, do we explain the following?
EGYPT
8 (S): No trace of smoke is found in any Egyptian pyramid or in the
subterranean tombs of the Pharaohs—which are beautifully carved and
painted in several colors. Work of this precision and delicacy requires the
equivalent of daylight. (Some tunnels and passageways are too complex for
a mirror system to have brought sufficient light into the inner chamber.)
WESTERN EUROPE
9 (S): The walls and c [?? ceilings ?? d.c ]
PERU
10 (S): Low ceilings and passageways of Inca and pre-Inca ruins show
no evidence of smoke blackening.
BRAZIL
11 (S): Explorer Fawcett found ancient dwellings in dead cities of the
Matto Grosso devoid of lamp smoke.
EGYPT
BABYLON, 2000 B.C.
CENTRAL AUSTRALIA
CHINA
BULGARIA, 3000 B.C.
12 (S): Electroplated objects have been found, indicating the use of
electricity.
IRAQ, 250 B.C. TO 650 A.D.
13 (S): Electric dry-cell batteries:7
• The first was discovered at Khujut Rabua, near Baghdad (2,000
years old).
• Four more were recovered at Seluecia, near Baghdad.
• Ten more later at Ctesiphon. These batteries are in tested working
order, 6 inches high, and utilizing iron, copper, and electrolyte, with
asphalt as an insulator.
Those at Ctesiphon were found broken down into their component parts,
as though they had been mass-produced and their manufacturer had been
interrupted before assembling the pieces into working batteries.
Fig 25-4 One of the electric batteries from ancient Babylonia
(A number of electroplated articles have been excavated in the same
general area.)
INDIA
14 (W): Agastya, the wise man, is also known in history as
“Kumbhayoni,” from the word “kumbha” (jar), referring to the jars used by
him to make batteries.
INDIA
15 (W): A document from the first millennium B.C. contains a detailed
description, not only of how to construct an electric battery, but also how to
utilize this battery to “split” water into two gases—the electrolysis of water
into hydrogen and oxygen.8
ISRAEL
GREECE
EGYPT
ETRUSCANS
16 (W): Legends of lightning conductors and other forms of electricity
come from varied sources.
SOUTH AMERICA
17 (S): Electric circuitry has been found.
CHINA-TIBET BORDER
18 (S): Electric disks: In caves, 716 stone disks with drawings and
indecipherable hieroglyphics, thousands of years old, have been found.
Each had a hole in the center like a gramophone record, from which a
double groove traced out a spiral to the circumference. (These were not
sound tracks, but a kind of writing.) The disks contained large amounts of
cobalt and were rhythmically pulsating as though they had electric charges
in them, or were part of an electric circuit.9
URAL MOUNTAINS, RUSSIA
19 (S): Gold prospectors are finding up to 40 feet underground
ANCIENT, man-made and microscopically TINY artefacts—which
resemble control elements used in our latest technology “nano machines”.
These micro-miniature devices are constructed to the “phi proportion”.
They have been examined by four scientific institutes in Russia and Finland.
(Report: Central Scientific Research Department of Geology and
Exploitation of Precious Metals, Moscow)
Who, thousands of years ago, was able to manufacture such micro filigree objects—something our technology is only now just beginning to
achieve?
EGYPT
20 (W): Flashes from the eyes of Egyptian idols, such as Isis, may have
been produced by electricity, since strange appliances have been found in
Egypt by Professor Denis Saurat.
EGYPT
21 (W): Ancient tradition speaks of moving walls, secret doors and
flashes of light in the depths of pyramid passages. (A generator with an
unlimited power supply could account for these phenomena.)
More recently, within the Great Pyramid a phenomenon has been
detected which “defies all known laws of science and electronics.” When an
attempt was made with modern electronic equipment to chart the unseen
interior, the readings were thrown into utter confusion.10 Our Space Age
scientists were baffled.
Somewhere inside the pyramid there appears to be a force field. The
question arises, What is generating it?
EVER-BURNING LAMPS
ROME
22 (W): Numa Pompilius, the second king of Rome, had a perpetual
light shining in the dome of his temple.
23 (W): A lamp which burned at the entrance to a temple to Jupiter Ammon had remained alight for centuries. It could not be extinguished by
wind or rain.
HIERAPOLIS, SYRIA, 2nd cent. AD.
24 (W): A shining jewel in the forehead of the goddess Hera brilliantly
illuminated the whole temple at night.
LEBANON, 2nd cent.
25 (W): The temple of Jupiter in Baalbek was provided with a type of
lighting generated by glowing “stones.”
26 (W): A beautiful lamp in the
temple of Minerva could burn for a year. (AD. 70)
ANTlOCH, SYRIA, 6th cent.
27 (W): An ever-burning lamp was found with an inscription indicating
it had been burning more than 500 years.
ENGLAND
28 (W): During the early Middle Ages, a third century perpetual lamp
was found that had burned for several centuries.
ROME
29 (W): When the sepulchre of Pallis was opened in 1401, the tomb was
found to be illuminated by a perpetual lamp which had been alight for more
than 2,000 years.
(Nothing could put it out, until it was broken to pieces by desecrators.)
EDESSA, SYRIA, 11 cent.
30 (W): Kedrenus, the Byzantium historian, records having seen a
perpetual lamp, which had been burning for 500 years.
AFRICA, 4th cent.
31 (W): St. Augustine described an everburning lamp he saw at the
temple of Venus.
VIA APPIA, ROME
32 (W): A sealed mausoleum (with a sarcophagus containing the body
of a shapely and beautiful patrician girl), opened in April 1485, contained at
her feet a lighted lamp which had been burning for 1,500 years!
The body was that of Cicero’s daughter, Tullia. She lay in an unknown,
transparent, all-preserving fluid.
When the preserver was removed, her lifelike form with red lips and
dark hair was seen by 20,000 people. The lamp continued to burn for some
time.
EGYPT
33 (W): Many of these lighted lamps have been found in the
subterranean vaults of Memphis, but after exposure to air, the lights went
out.
INDIA
34 (W): A number of these lamps are known to have existed in Brahmin
temples.
INDIA
35 (S): In a deep well inside the temple of Trevandrum, Travancore, was
seen a great golden lamp which had been lit over 120 years before.
TIBET
36 (S): The Abbe Evariste-Regis Hue (1813—1860) claimed that he
examined an ever-burning lamp.
INDIA
37 (O): There is an age-old tradition of the magic lamps of the Nagas,
living in underground abodes in the Himalayas.
TIBET
38 (S): In the 1920s, in a dungeon beneath the Dalai Lama’s monastery
in Lhasa, two American travellers, Anderson and Shearer, saw a light that
has supposedly burned for thousands of years.
FRANCE
39 (S): Some very strange and very beautiful lamps have been found at
Lascaux, but we do not know how they worked.11
BRAZIL
40 (O): Again, in the 1920s, Colonel Fawcett was told by natives of the
Matto Grosso forest that mysterious cold lights had been seen by them in
lost cities. He reported, “The interior of the lofty buildings is lit up by a
great square crystal on a pillar. So brightly does it shine that it makes the
eyes blink and dazzle. It never goes out.”12
BRAZIL
41 (S): In 1601, Barco Centenera, a memoirist of the Spanish
conquistadores, described their discovery in the ruins of El Gran Moxo (an
island city near the sources of the Rio Paraguay) of a large “electric” lamp in
good working order: “On the summit of a 7-3/4 meter pillar was a great
moon which illuminated all the lake, dispelling darkness.”13 Location: in the
Matto Grosso, latitude 14 degrees 35 minutes south, longitude 57 degrees 30
minutes west, near the modern town of Diamantino.
BRAZIL
42 (O): According to the reports of several researchers during the early
1970s, an underground city, known by natives of the Ugha Mongulala tribe
as Akakor, lies deep within the thick northwestern Brazilian jungle.
Unknown machines lie therein, as do lights which never go out. Four
human bodies have been seen, lying in a preserving liquid. The spot is
considered sacred by the tribe.
ECUADOR
43 (O): Natives, who for years have been bringing ancient artifacts to
the Maria Auxiliadora Museum in Cuenca, describe immense deserted cities
which still shine with a mysterious, cool bluish light when the sun goes
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down. Location: near Tayos, at the confluence of the Santiago and Morona
Rivers—dense and dangerous jungle country.
Unfortunately, aerial exploration in this part of the world is virtually
impossible.
COLOMBIA
44 (O): The Guarari Indians have a tradition that the ancient population
of Colombia “made fire and light by strange means.”
MEXICO
45 (O): A legend existed among the Maya and the Aztecs about cities
where the lights never went out by day or night.
U.S.A.
46 (O): The Mandans (white Indians of North America) remember an
age when their ancestors lived in “cities with inextinguishable lights beyond
the sea.”
U.S.A.
47 (O): The ethnographer Baker was told by a Canadian Indian, who
was a wise man of a secret totemic society, about an ancient time when
further south there were “great shining cities”.
PERU
48 (S): The ‘Tombo del Yuca” bears an inscription which is
phosphorescent and the top of the rock itself gives off a light like that of the
ever-burning lamps. Location: At Ylo, on the Pacific coast south of
Arequipa.
AUSTRALIA
49 (S): Only a few decades ago, three “‘booyas” (round stones set in a
large bamboo socket) existed in the Torres Strait Islands. When a chief
pointed the round stone toward the sky, a thunderbolt of greenish blue
flashed. This “cold light” was so brilliant that the spectators seemed to be
enveloped in it.
INDONESIA
50 (S): A village in Irian Jaya, near Mt. Wilhelmina, has a layout of
artificial illumination that in brightness is said to equal any system we have
in the Western world.14
Travellers who penetrated this hamlet lost amid high mountains, said
they ‘were terrified to see many moons suspended in the air and shining
with great brightness.”15
Other visitors have described these “moons” as 10-foot diameter spheres
of stone that began to glow with a mysterious bright light as soon as the sun
disappeared behind the tangled overgrowth of the jungle. Mounted on tall
pillars, they glow with a strange neon-like light, illuminating all the streets.16
Perpetual lamps are found also in Islamic tradition. The secret was
apparently universal.
The lamps functioned indefinitely without oil or any product that was
burned or consumed. Touching them was prohibited under pain of
provoking an explosion capable of destroying an entire town.
There is no doubt that the ancients knew of energies other than electric
power, if they could construct perpetual lamps that burned for hundreds of
years. Probably they had more sources of light than we can imagine. Did
they utilize chemical power or some form of radiology?
It seems that they knew more about matter and light, about the ether and
its properties, than the scientists of the twentieth century can ever know or
imagine.
We know how to generate electricity from coal, from water power and
from nuclear reactors. These scientists went much further. They were very
likely able to extract free energy from the atmosphere for lighting, heating,
moving great weights and for instruments used in household chores—not to
mention defense, as we shall later observe.
VIEWING DEVICES
UXMAL, MEXICO
51 (S): John Stephens, nineteenth century explorer who relocated lost Maya
cities, discovered an artifact he described as a smooth, black, glasslike
surface, which priests consulted when making vital decisions. This magical
black screen, used for communication—might we today have called it a
television receiver?
INDIA 3000 B.C.
52 (W): An expert on the ancient document, the Rig-Veda (Padrhasi
Sivirammamurti, a curator at the National Museum in New Delhi) claims
that the Veda covers an entire range of technical knowledge, including
television, in great detail.
EGYPT
53 (W): Wall engravings in the Temple of Dendera (of the Ptolemaic
period) depict men handling what could be Crookes electron tubes, the
forerunner of the modern television tube. (see Item 6)
BOOK OF ENOCH
54 (W): Azaziel taught men to make ‘magic mirrors”; distant scenes and
people could clearly be seen in them.
ROME
55 (W): Description of a “magic mirror”: “It was a looking glass of
enormous dimensions, lying over a well not very deep. Whoever goes down
into this well, hears everything that is said upon earth. And whoever looks
in the mirror, sees in it all the cities and nations of the world.”17
Was this science fiction written for idle patricians or was it a chronicle
of some past in which magic mirrors were as commonplace as they are
today?
CHINA
56 (W): All descriptions of scientific development in China in the first
millennium B.C. refer to “magic mirrors.”
They are mirrors which have extremely complicated high reliefs on the
back of the looking-glass.
When direct sunlight falls on the mirror, the high reliefs which are
separated from the surface by a reflecting glass, become visible. This does
not happen in artificial light.
If they are set up in pairs, they transmit images, like television.
The phenomenon is scientifically inexplicable, by present knowledge.
Some of these mirrors are still supposed to exist in private collections.
We do not understand how they were made or what they were used for.
ARABIA
FRANCE
GREECE
ENGLAND
ISRAEL
THE MAORI
57 (W, O): Old legends refer to “magic mirrors” or “glass globes”
whereby the viewer could inspect and record events occurring at a great
distance.
BRAZIL
58 (W): The remote western Amazon Ugha Mongulala tribe, who now
live in a comparatively primitive state, have inherited an ancient written
history which they still treasure. This chronicle states quite plainly that their
former masters “had magic stones to look into the distance so that they
could see cities, rivers, hills and lakes. Whatever happened on earth or in
the sky was reflected in the stones.”18
INDIA
59 (S): Early this century, Maxim Gorky, the celebrated Russian writer,
met a Hindu yogi in the Caucasus, who asked Gorky if he wanted to see
something in his album. Gorky said he wished to see pictures of India. The
Hindu put the album on the writer’s knees and asked him to turn the pages.
These polished copper sheets depicted beautiful cities, temples and
landscapes of India, which Gorky thoroughly enjoyed. When he finished
looking at the pictures, Gorky returned the album to the Hindu. The yogi
blew on it and smilingly said: “Now will you have another look?” Gorky
recalls: “I opened the album and found nothing but blank copper plates
without a trace of any pictures! Remarkable people, these Hindus!”19
CHINA
60 (W): Objects could be seen and heard many hundreds of miles away.
SPEAKING DEVICES
THE BIBLE
61 (W): The question was asked of Job (c. 2500 B.C.): “Canst thou send
lightnings [electrical impulses] that they may go, and say unto thee, Here we
are?”20
TIBET
62 (W): Speech at a distance was cultivated by the ancient Hsing Nu
civilization.
PHOENICIA
63 (W): References to “speaking stones” and “animated stones” come
from the twelfth century B.C. and the second century A.D.
64 (W): The Christian historian Eusebius carried a “speaking stone” on
his chest, which answered his questions in a small voice resembling a “low
whistling.” (AD. 300)
65 (W): Arnabius confessed that whenever he got hold of a “speaking
stone” he was always tempted to put in a question. The answer came in a
“clear and sharp small voice.” (AD. 300)
Are we using these stones today,
calling them transistors?
BABYLON
EGYPT
PERU
CLUSIUM, ITALY
66 (W): Singing buildings, singing and speaking statues (teraphim) and
talking vases appear frequently in ancient records.
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