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|ScoopUSA Media, Volume 65 - Number 3
Bokeh photo of the golden age dawns, a time of rebirth, where ancient wisdom returns to the earth indigenous ways, a guiding light's embrace, mother earth heals, in this sacred space. this is a time of change, a wondrous rebirth
Before old school, before there was Africa, people today wrongly classified as African Americans lived in a tropical paradise.
Buildings were often marble palaces and crystal cathedrals, including a giant crystal pyramid that floated on the water!
They were used for healing and cosmic ascending rites. Homes, that is spending most of your day inside, was uncommon. Plant life was abundant, wild, and beautiful. Originally Etherians, or Ether People, some later descended to a more denser physical plane and became Fruitarians. There were a wide variety of fruit trees then. Some fruit trees yielded different types of fruit on one tree!
They enjoyed life. They interacted closely with nature and could hold extended conversations with some animals. Festivals were regular. Not based on special occasions or events but just for the joy of living.
Clean air and pure water were abundant. Suns shined constantly. There was no night as dark as we experience it today. They had the technology of flight and incredible sailing vessels.
They could travel to the other 15-100 continents on Planet Earth, unlike their descendants today, who are confined to and imprisoned on just seven continents. They built megalithic structures that resonated sound energy--much like the Cathedral Basilica, here in Philadelphia.
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