Theos-Talk Archives (December 2004 Message tt00007)

re teachings/Masters today and in 
ancient Egypt, South America and elsewhere

According to Inca/Andean legend, the 
Nazca lines were made by "namesakes of 
Virachoca" (page 43, FINGER-PRINTS OF 
THE GODS by Graham Hancock). Apparently 
Virachoca (translated as "Foam of the 
Sea") was said to have appeared after 
much destruction by a deluge. He was 
described as a white, bearded man in a 
robe. Page 46: <<They say that this 
man travelled along the highland route 
to the north, working marvels as he went 
and that they never saw him again. They 
say that in many places he gave men 
instructions how they should live, 
speaking to them with great love and 
kindness and admonishing them to be 
good and to do no damage or injury one 
to another, but to love one another and 
show charity to all.>>

In ancient Egypt a similar teacher was 
named Osiris, apparently offering 
similar instructions. And according to 
the Chaldean scribe, Berosus, another 
such teacher was Oannes. Page 81: <<In 
the day-time he used to converse with 
men; but took no food at that season; 
and he gave them an insight into letters 
and sciences, and every kind of art. He 
taught them to construct houses, to 
found temples, to compile laws, and 
explained to them the principles of 
geometrical knowledge. He made them 
distinguish the seeds of the earth, and 
showed them how to collect fruits; in 
short, he instructed them in every thing 
which could tend to soften manners and 
to humanise mankind. From that time, so 
universal were his instructions, nothing 
has been added materially by way of 
improvement ...>>

In short, I'm wondering if there might 
be a connection between the Nazca lines 
and modern day crop circles, and if both 
might be regarded as the works of 
Masters who might want to alert and 
remind people that a greater reality 
exists, a reality that transcends the 
conventional/orthodox materialistic 
trends. Seems to me that the 
persistent, ongoing appearance of 
numerous, complex crop circles around 
the world is flying in the face of 
orthodox/conventional attitudes.

Speculatively,
Mauri