http://beyond2012hq.com/ancient-aliens-mayan-calendar-2012/ Be Aware & Prepare for the Year 2012 Sat, 06 Feb 2010 22:10:43 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 http://beyond2012hq.com/ancient-aliens-mayan-calendar-2012/comment-page-1/#comment-343 Don Croner Sun, 03 Jan 2010 23:28:27 +0000 http://beyond2012hq.com/?p=930#comment-343 I read with interest your recent Post about <b>Ferdinand Ossendowski</b></a>. The prophesy given in Ossendowski’s book is indeed intriguing, but there are several details which should be pointed out here. First of all, nowhere in the his book Beasts, Men and Gods, does Ossendowski say anything about <b>Shambhala</b>, despite what any number of later writers would claim. And it was Pauwels and Bergier in <b><i>Morning of the Magicians</i></b>and Trevor Ravenscroft in <b><i>Spear of Destiny</i></b>, among others, who conflated Shambhala with Agharti, which Ossendowski does mention. Agharti has no resemblance whatsoever to the <b>Shambhala of the Tibetan Tradition</b>. In any case, Ossendowski’s <b><i>Account of Agharti</i></b> is suspect, to say the least. As for the appearance of the so-called King of the World at Narobanchin (Narabanchi) Monastery, the <b>Diluv Khutagt</b>, who was the abbot at Narobanchin when Ossendowski visited there and met with him, later moved to the United States. He maintained that almost everything Ossendowski wrote about his visit to Narobanchin was sheer fantasy. (I have, by the way, visited the <b>Ruins of Narobanchin Monastery</b>; I have also met with the <b>Current Incarnation </b> of the Diluv Khutagt, who now lives in Russia.) In short, Ossendowski’s tale about Agharti might well rank as one of the greatest literary hoaxes of the 20th century. I might also point out that any of the several branches of the <b>Altai Mountains</b> are more than a thousand miles from Shigatse, but admittedly that is a quibble. I read with interest your recent Post about Ferdinand Ossendowski. The prophesy given in Ossendowski’s book is indeed intriguing, but there are several details which should be pointed out here. First of all, nowhere in the his book Beasts, Men and Gods, does Ossendowski say anything about Shambhala, despite what any number of later writers would claim. And it was Pauwels and Bergier in Morning of the Magiciansand Trevor Ravenscroft in Spear of Destiny, among others, who conflated Shambhala with Agharti, which Ossendowski does mention. Agharti has no resemblance whatsoever to the Shambhala of the Tibetan Tradition. In any case, Ossendowski’s Account of Agharti is suspect, to say the least. As for the appearance of the so-called King of the World at Narobanchin (Narabanchi) Monastery, the Diluv Khutagt, who was the abbot at Narobanchin when Ossendowski visited there and met with him, later moved to the United States. He maintained that almost everything Ossendowski wrote about his visit to Narobanchin was sheer fantasy. (I have, by the way, visited the Ruins of Narobanchin Monastery; I have also met with the Current Incarnation of the Diluv Khutagt, who now lives in Russia.) In short, Ossendowski’s tale about Agharti might well rank as one of the greatest literary hoaxes of the 20th century. I might also point out that any of the several branches of the Altai Mountains are more than a thousand miles from Shigatse, but admittedly that is a quibble.

]]> http://beyond2012hq.com/ancient-aliens-mayan-calendar-2012/comment-page-1/#comment-342 More on the 2012 Enigma and its Phenomenon from an Enlightened Angle — Timberwolf HQ Sun, 27 Dec 2009 03:57:27 +0000 http://beyond2012hq.com/?p=930#comment-342 [...] to my sister site of Beyond 2012 HQ. While researching the information for the article on “Ancient Aliens, The Mayan Calendar and 2012“, I stumbled across a video by David Wilcock talking about the “2012 Enigma: Blueprint [...] [...] to my sister site of Beyond 2012 HQ. While researching the information for the article on “Ancient Aliens, The Mayan Calendar and 2012“, I stumbled across a video by David Wilcock talking about the “2012 Enigma: Blueprint [...]

]]> http://beyond2012hq.com/ancient-aliens-mayan-calendar-2012/comment-page-1/#comment-340 What have Ancient Aliens, The Mayan Calendar and 2012 got in Common? — Timberwolf HQ Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:48:49 +0000 http://beyond2012hq.com/?p=930#comment-340 [...] at Beyond 2012 HQ. The particular article for Beyond 2012 HQ to which I am refering you today is Ancient Aliens, The Mayan Calendar and 2012. Please drop by and have a [...] [...] at Beyond 2012 HQ. The particular article for Beyond 2012 HQ to which I am refering you today is Ancient Aliens, The Mayan Calendar and 2012. Please drop by and have a [...]

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