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Coincidence at play. But why wish someone death in the first place? |
Chapter Twenty-Two 1. Chaotrokin was born in the 679th year of the homo sapiens era. 2. Now Chaotrokin was born in a cave in Huilliche which is in the present day Chile. 3. In those days, there had never been farmers in the whole land of Huiliche. 4. When Chaotrokin saw how the hunters cleared the bush and uprooted the root crops, he went close. 5. Then he found a yam plant which had been uprooted. Now he broke the tubers off and went away with it. 6. When Chaotrokin had peeled off the back of the tuber, he found a white thing inside. 7. Then he reached for the fire and roasted it. So he found it edible. 8. Now Chaotrokin continued to follow the hunters to the bush, observing them as they cut off the root crops which to them were causing hindrances to their free movement. 9. When Chaotrokin saw that the taste of the roots of the yams and potatoes were good when roasted, he began to feed the people. 10. When they had tasted it, they loved it, but they did not know where he got the food from. 11. Now Chaotrokin had kept many tubers in the holes so that no one would see them. 12. When he went to look at the tubers which he kept in holes, he discovered that they were growing. 13. Then he reaped the things which he buried in multiples. Now Chaotrokin had knowledge that whenever any plant is buried, it would reproduce its kind. 14. So he took maize, pepper seeds and many fruits and buried them in the soil secretly and they grew. 15. So Chaotrokin became the earliest farmer of Chile until he was aged. 16. However, he did not cease to feed the people of the land with the things which the fruit gatherers did not know. 17. And he fed them with potatoes, yams, groudnuts, ginger, carrots and many other things whose edible parts were buried in the soil. 18. Then the people of the land worshipped him and brought meat for him from their hunting. 19. When Chaotrokin had died, the people of the land continued to worship him and pray to him for provision of food. 20. Now in the tenth year after the death of Chaotrokin, the people discovered how to plant by themselves, but they gave the glory to Chaotrokin, saying, it is he who opened our eyes to this. 21. So the worship of Chaotrokin as the god of food and agriculture continued for fifteen generations. |
Chapter Twenty-One 1. Chiuta was the son of Katari who was born in a land in the present day Bolivia. 2. When Chiuta was very little, he survived a disease which claimed the lives of almost all the children in those days. 3. Now he was one of the five children who survived the deadly disease. 4. So all the five children who survived it were worshipped as gods and goddesses in those days. 5. However, Chiuta was exceptional among them, because he had the gift of looking at the cloud and predicting when it would rain and when it would not. 6. Now the hunters and gatherers came to seek advice whether they should go to the bush or they should not. 7. Chiuta also gave names to many of the tools and objects in Bolivia in those days. 8. He named one hundred and eighty-six herbs which the herbalists brought to him to be named. 9. He named the rocks and the water bodies also. 10. However, when Chiuta named those things, some people opposed him, saying, why do you change the names which Topétine our mother named the things in the land? 11. When Chiuta heard them, he was angry. And he said, who is Topétine that I should have regard for her? 12. Is she not a foreign goddess whose people infiltrated our land and taught us their language? 13. Now I Chiuta have come to bring a language of our own and if you refuse to speak this language which I bring, you shall be punished. 14. Now Chiuta had power over the land, ruling it as he wished. 15. Then he brought a language to the people with words which were about five thousands in number. 16. And fifty people memorised the words in part and taught the young children the part of the language which each of them knew. 17. And every child learnt from the fifty elders within five years. 18. So did the language become well spoken in those days, replacing some of the languages brought by the first homo sapiens of that area. 19. And it was called Runasimi, meaning that it is the language of the people. 20. Now when the people of the lands in Bolivia traded with the people of the mountains called Andes, they indirectly traded languages also. 21. So did the language spread to some parts of Peru and Brazil in those days. 22. And Chiuta was worshipped as a god of weather and language for twelve centuries. |
ogyunging:1. During the time when Yahweh was busy thinking with his mind how to make a place of everlasting fire, these worms existed. They were actually microscopic in nature to we human beings, except that the eyes of the first beings could see them. I imagine them to be viruses or germs. 2. This question is a very personal question, because there is no general method for one to find a purpose for life, but I think living life fearlessly, doing what is good and right and changing life positively is a good purpose in itself for everyone to try out. 3. I think it was mentioned lightly in the book of Deorum. Anyway, the doctufos is just the beginning to the revelation of world histories. The histories of many other parts of our country, perhaps including yours, will come out full someday, though it takes time, just be patient for it. 4. Hmm. I'm happy for you that you are remembering your ancestors. I wish their genealogies would be revealed someday. It is not impossible. |
Chapter Twenty 1. Ayacucho was born in the 519th year of the homo sapiens era. 2. The name of his father was Pitsacho who lived among the mountains now called Andes in the land of Peru. 3. Now Ayacucho became well-known in the land for his mountain-dwelling skills. 4. Ayacucho was the first person to climb all the mountains called Andes. 5. In those days, the climbing of mountains was one of the sports done by the people. 6. It was loved as much as the hunting game. 7. When the people saw how Ayacucho climbed the mountains as fast as a monkey would climb a tree, they began to worship him as a god. 8. Now Ayacucho was hated by some of his friends because they were jealous of his skills so much that they sought how they would kill him. 9. Now when Ayacucho had discovered their intentions, he went to live on the top of the mountains and his worshippers brought food for him every two days. 10. Now a homo called Vio went to the top of the mountain in those days with food which he had poisoned. 11. Then he fell at the foot of Ayacucho to worship him. And he said, great god, I have brought you food. 12. Now Resigaro, one of the servants of Ayacucho came and observed the eyes of Vio when he had begun to climb down the mountain. 13. Then he said to Ayacucho, do not eat this food yet my lord. For I perceive that this person is not truthful. 14. So they set the food upon the mountain. Now a bird perched upon it and ate it. 15. Then the bird died on that spot. And Resigaro said, see how they have sought to kill you, master. 16. Now Ayacucho said, I will descend the mountain once more to punish Vio. 17. So he descended and Resigaro followed him. Now he called a meeting and Vio was brought also. 18. Then he said, why are you humans wicked? I left the lowlands for you because of your wickedness, yet you came after me to kill me. 19. What have I done to you? 20. Now he pointed at Vio and said, the meaning of your name is good food, but you have brought to me a poisoned food to kill me. 21. So your name shall no more be called Vio, but Viokhudo shall you be called henceforth, because you have brought to me a poisoned food. 22. So was Vio called Viokhudo until his death. For he was ashamed for the rest of his life. 23. Now Ayacucho gave names to many things through Resigaro. And so was the language of Resigaro spoken in Peru till these days. 24. And Ayacucho was worshipped for ten centuries. |
brightpre:When lies are flying all around, the truth will come someday. From the tests O have made, I can assure you the DOCTUFOS is true. |
TomHagen:There was a time I only play one music over and over on my phone, which was Chante. Guess the song I play over and over currently: Yeba by Kiss Daniel ![]() |
No one has full authority over another soul except if you submit your soul to him or her. So no god or deity can claim ownership of those who don't worship him or her. It is impossible for Yahweh to judge Muslims as it is also impossible for Allah to judge Christians. Hell is a state of mind and not a physical place, so no one can go there except psychologically. A disbelief in hell fire of any form will do everyone good not to experience such hallucination. In conclusion, the psychological state called hell fire, made by Yahweh for the Jews and the Christians (Krishtens) was rendered non-existing by the light of God Almighty millions of years ago and here is the recorded account: Doctufos: Histar 2:18- 31 |
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Those who did something similar came back to regret their actions. Pls don't try it. Doctufos: Otem Erectus 213: 1-42 |
adepeter2027:Nobody wants to associate with a thief, Samuel Ekwueme at that ![]() |
Chapter Eight 1. In my five hundredth year in space exploring, I received some vibrations in my devices. I checked and it was from the earth. Gaia was calling for me. 2. I went into my spaceboat and shut my eyes to meditate so that I could connect with her. We met in the inner universe and communicated for a long time. 3. Gaia reported the things which has befallen the homos of the earth which I left behind as well as the things which has befallen many gods and goddesses upon it. 4. Gaia spoke of the lives in water also. She spoke of Faulkin her firstborn child who followed El about at the moment. 5. She spoke about earthquakes and cyclones and hurricanes of the world which worried her so much, but when I tried to explain to her that all those things are natural phenomenons common to all planets and masses in the whole universe, she screamed at me. 6. She could not bear the loss of any homo on earth. To her, the death of a homo seems like cutting away some of her internal organs. 7. She also spoke about the increase in the number of religions practised by the homos on earth and how they fought and killed one another because of their differences in religions. 8. It baffled me that even some in Egept have begun to use my name to do all sorts of things which I am not aware of. 9. I said to Gaia, send Jasheb to Egept to go and tell the people the actual truth about me and to direct their focus towards themselves rather than to me. 10. Tell them that if they pray to me, they shall not receive answers because I am far away in space exploring the universe. 11. Tell them that they should rather use their heads to think and achieve things rather than crying to me or Ra or any other god in Egept. 12. Let them make inventions according to the formulas which I and Ra have taught them before departing earth. 13. Gaia said that El and Faulkin were thinking about a war which would cut across the whole continent of Philargas and many continents around it, for Babylon was their target, to ruin it to the ground. 14. The voice of Gaia was weak and tired. She was worried for the fate of the homos of the earth. 15. I consoled Gaia and made her see reasons why she should not bother herself more than necessary, telling her that there are many places the consciousnesses in the homos would go after they are dead. 16. Gaia spoke of the plans of Faulkin and El to turn many souls into the fire which they had made with their minds. 17. I said to Gaia, let Jasheb and many homos who love you go about to create a better awareness to the world so that they would not follow the gods who have bad afterlives kept for the homos who worship them. 18. Gaia said to me, Eartum my love, when shall you return to be with me physically? I said to her, I do not know, until I have made some satisfactory findings in space. 19. Gaia said to me, you have been away for about half a millennium, what else of the universe should be left for you to explore? Should you not have explored the whole universe already? 20. I laughed and said, I still have not explored up to a significant part of the universe and in a billion years from now, I would still not have explored a significant part of it. 21. Gaia said to me, how can you know that you have not explored up to a significant part of the universe? If you don't know the extent if the universe yet, then how do you say that you have not explored a significant part of it? 22. I said to Gaia, Fizart whom I met some years ago mentioned that he had explored two hundred and forty-five million planets already within four billion years, yet all the records of the attributes of all those planets which he told me about did not fit into any attributes of any of the three million planets I have detected with my device in the past five hundred years. 23. Even Grujen who explored millions of planets did not have any of the planets he explored as part of the ones I have detected with my devices. 24. When Gaia heard this, she screamed and I did not see her in the inner universe anymore. I awoke from my lucid dream and I was refreshed. |
Chapter Seven 1. In another sol system, a planet was smaller than its moon. Now the name which I gave to this planet was ekledes because it was dark most of the time. 2. The stars visible to me from the ekledes was an average of seventy, being that the moon blocked the rest of them from my view at all times. 3. The constellation where the sol went through year in year out were seven. 4. The moon of the ekledes was like an earth yam in shape. Many objects which were of irregular shapes orbit the sol system alongside the ekledes. 5. I made a study of the ekledes and some other planets of this sol system for two earth years before I moved away from it to explore another. 6. I collected some stars and made satellites with them so that I could view different constellations and different sol systems without going to them. 7. The stars are like gases in form but I have devices which could work with them as solid, therefore I could work upon them, cut them and even throw them forcefully if need be. 8. I set many stars in many places and made sensors to detect light rays, waves and sounds of different forms. 9. In two years, I detected more than two hundred thousand planets with my satellites. 10. With this, I knew precisely where I should head with my space boat. I also knew the likely nature of these planets before visiting them. 11. I launched my boat to specific places now rather than roaming space about to seek for planets and sol systems. 12. I flew to the planet which I named Temus after my own name. It was a planet ten times the size of the earth. The speed of travel of the Temus was slower and the planet has a very thick cloud. When I checked with my device, I knew it was a good place for the earthly homos to be, but the distance from earth to this planet is about a million miles away. 13. I saw plants growing on the Temus and few lives. There were natural animals on the Temus but no naturally-made homo was there, unlike the earth where homos were found on it at the beginning. 14. The animals in Temus were different from the ones which were available on earth. A species of animals make up to five hundred distinct short sounds and got reply. 15. These I perceived were their languages. I knew that with time, they shall develop vocal cavities which could produce even longer vibrations and hence longer and better sounds. 16. All the animals in Temus were friendly with me. They gathered around me and I began to mimick their sounds. 17. I discovered three genders among them. They could also mutate from one gender to another. This they did like once in every forty days. 18. Most of the animals on the Temus were giant reptiles in form. I tried to teach them some languages of the homos after I had understood their own language so well. 19. Some of them learnt the language I thought them so well. 20. But they still spoke it with short sounds because of the strength of their cords and throats. 21. I left the Temus after four years and the animals wept when I began to leave them. I was tempted to take some of them with me in my spaceboat, but I do not know if the condition of the places which I would go would be favourable to their lives or if they would die easily. 22. However, the breeze of life which the homos on earth breathe in was the same one they breathe in on the Temus. 23. This gave the assurance that it would be favourable to the homos on earth if they could break the barriers of distance. |
ogyunging:Okay, thanks for your encouragement. |
Chapter Twenty-Four 1. Arrernte was the name of the land where Karora first discovered himself upon its hill. 2. Now Karora went down and found no one in the land. Then he fetched fruits and ate. Then he returned to the top of the hill. 3. Now Karora slept and had weird dreams because he thought deeply about the reason why he was alone in the land. 4. Now Karora began to have weird dreams, seeing humans like himself coming out of his mouth, his armpits and even through his nostrils. 5. Now when he awoke, he did not see anyone with him, because it was only a dream. 6. Now when it was nine days after, he descended the hill and found eight homos, five females and three males in the land. 7. And they made sounds but could not speak. But they bowed their heads to worship him when they saw how he had climbed down the great hill. 8. Now Karora taught them languages. Then he said to them, you are the product of my flesh and bones. 9. You grew out of my body. 10. Now they believed him because he knew how to do many things more than them, being the one who taught them languages. 11. So Karora was worshipped in Arrernte as the creator god. Then he led the people into the bushes to hunt animals. 12. Now he made sharp hunting sticks for hunting little animals such as the moles, bandicoots and even rabbits when many of the bigger animals in that land had become almost extinct due to overhunting. 13. Now Karora said, bring to me sacrifices of any little animals which you hunt. 14. So the homos of the land did so. And Karora was worshipped in that land until the day of his death. |
Chapter Twenty-Three 1. Sumet discovered herself upon a hill in a land which is presently called Sumer, being the combination of her name and the name of another hill-dweller named Er or Anu. 2. Now when Sumet had descended the hill, she taught the homos of the land various languages which she knew. 3. Then they worshipped her and made sacrifices to her at the foot of a hill. 4. Now Sumet said to the homos, in my past life my name was Ishtar. 5. Now Anu was told that there was also a homo sapiens who came down from the hill like himself, so he went to see her. 6. And Anu said, come and let me show you my friend and twin brother who existed with me on the same hill. 7. So Anu took Sumet to Enlil and he was in love with her at first sight. 8. Also, Anu loved Sumet and thought to mate with her. Now Sumet knew that the two homo sapiens whom the people worshipped as gods have determined to have her as a wife, so she departed and went to a place far away. 9. Now Anu and Enlil began to seek her. Then they went through many places in the land now called Mesopotamia, but they could not find her. 10. Now Sumet dwelt upon a land and told the people that her name was Ishtar. 11. Now when Anu had come to that land, saying, do you know any hill-climbing homo sapiens whose name is Sumet? 12. And the people replied, we do not know Sumet, but Ishtar is the goddess we worship here. 13. And her abode is upon the hills. She visits the low places after eight darknesses. 14. So Anu left the land to continue searching for Sumet, not knowing that the same person whom he searched for was the one they told him of. 15. Likewise did Enlil a year after, during the celebration of Ishtar. 16. And he passed by without knowing that she was the same as Sumet. 17. Now Tammuz, who was a mountain-dwelling homo sapiens found and mated with Ishtar. 18. Then she had children. And Tammuz was her husband until her death. 19. Now when Ishtar died, Tammuz his husband declared to the people, saying, she has gone to the sky to bring rain and gentle wind forever. 20. But if anyone does evil, she shall come as a whirlwind and as a storm and as lightning to strike down the evil doers. 21. So the homos of the land feared the threats of Tammuz and ordered their ways. 22. However, there did not lack those who did evil in that land, for they said, we do not care about the wrath of Ishtar. |
Lol. Niflheim must see this |
urahara:I still sing christian songs that are sweet. I love Chante Halleluyah. |
brightpre:It is not religion but an excerpt from the history book of truth called DOCTUFOS. |
Below are more people whom Yahweh is jealous of:
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Yahweh is not the only god and here are the lists of his brothers and sisters whom he is jealous of. See below:
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Op, visiting one realm and leaving it is like a dream. When Atum, Yahweh, Allah and the rest of their brothers left the innermost realm where peace was mostly felt, they came to the earth to dominate it for many years. This is what Atum had to say about all the things they earlier experienced in the innermost realm of peace; Pls take note of the embolden: Doctufos: Book of Eartum 3: 28-30Lucid dreams can best explain this phenomenon. In lucid dreams, you visit other realms as real as the earth, you return to the earth only to discover that it was a dream. |
Chapter Nineteen 1. Ailuron was born in the 417th year of the homo sapiens era in Venezuela. 2. She was a collector of birds, who went into the forest to catch birds with cages. 3. Now no one had domesticated birds in many places in those days. 4. Now when Ailuron had fetched twelve chickens, seven ducks and nine pigeons, she left the bush. 5. Now Ailuron domesticated the birds such that they followed her everywhere she went. 6. Some of them climbed upon her shoulders, some covered her feet, clung to her back and even covered her face. 7. Now when the people first saw her, they were amazed because they did not see her bodyparts which were covered with the birds. 8. Now Ailuron went into the bush again and naturally, many birds followed after her because of their counterparts which they saw all over her. 9. Now the birds in their hundreds attacked and killed snakes and scorpions which they found on their path. 10. Now in a year, she had gathered seven hundred and ninety-five birds, including turkeys and parrots. 11. Now Ailuron settled down and took care of the birds. Then many who were amazed at her exploits approached her and worshipped her. 12. Then she gave them some of those fowls to domesticate. Then yearly, they gave her some of the children which the fowls had reproduced. 13. So did the people of that land begin to domesticate birds. 14. Now a young man named Choro sneaked into the cave to steal the birds, then he was attacked and severely injured by the birds who pecked him all over. 15. When Ailuron heard the sound of the birds how they made noise, she rushed to that cave and saw how they pecked Choro. 16. Then she rescued him and treated him. Then she called the people of the land together and said, this man came to steal my birds. 17. Now the name which he was given by his parents is Choro, whose meaning is known only to them. 18. But henceforth, anybody who steals shall be called by this name. 19. So Choro became the name which the people of that land called whoever stole. 20. Now Ailuron was worshipped as the goddess of birds because she was the first to bring them in large quantity from the bush to live with humans. 21. And they made sacrifices to her before they killed any bird in the land for food. 22. Now the worship of Ailuron went into the fifteenth century of the homo sapiens era. Then a bird was named after her when she died, for the priests told the people that it was Ailuron who transformed into that bird. 23. This bird is the same which was called Ailuron in the olden days, but it had gone into extinction, because it was a rare bird which was only found in a single place in the world. 24. And the hunters of that land did hunt it for its bright coloured feathers until it had gone extinct. 25. However, the name of the bird survived till these days because it had been preserved in interesting and exaggerated mythologies from generation to generation. |
Chapter Eighteen 1. Kononatoo was an exile of a town in Brazil who was born in the 510th year of the homo sapiens era. 2. Now Kononatoo had been falsely accused of stealing the fruits of the gatherers, because he was a well-known herbalist. 3. When he had been exiled, he went up to a land in the present day Guiana and dwelt in an isolated place there. 4. Now he went often to his land of birth to kidnap little children of the age of three to four. 5. Now Kononatoo had nine wives who helped him to take care of the little children. 6. Now it had been known in his land of nativity that Kononatoo was the kidnapper of their children, so they set watch over him. 7. Now Kononatoo did not cease to kidnap the children without being caught. 8. When he had had a hundred of them, he ceased and remained in Guiana with them where he was worshipped. 9. Now he had told the children, saying, there are many layers of the sky and here where you are is the lower layer of the sky. 10. If you go farther away from here, you will fall off the sky and die. This he said so that he could stop the growing children from satisfying their curiosity of trying to know what lay beyond that land. 11. He also said, if a male and a female lay together, the female will swell up and burst. Now a boy named Ramirez mated with a girl named Tariana. 12. When he saw that Tariana was pregnant, he was surprised, saying, what our lord and creator said is true. You have become swollen. 13. When Kononatoo found her womb swollen, he was angry. Then he said, tell me, who have you gone down with? Then she mentioned Ramirez. 14. Now Kononatoo took hold of Ramirez and kept him in a hole, saying, you shall starve to death. 15. For Tariana, he kept her with his wives to take care of her until she would have a baby. 16. Now Tariana asked one of the women, saying, why is the lord so angry with Ramirez? Is it not I who went close to him even when he was not ready to touch me? 17. Now help me tell him that I am ready to face the consequence all alone. Let him set Ramirez free while I burst and die. 18. Now the woman said, Tariana, you are ignorant, because you will neither burst nor die, rather, you will reproduce a being like yourself. 19. This is the secret which Kononatoo has been hiding from you all since twenty years ago. 20. Now the woman told Tariana everything concerning how she and others were taken away from their parents as early as three to four years. She also told her that they were not dwelling in the sky but on land. 21. When Tariana heard these, she sought how she would rescue Ramirez and escape. 22. Now she went and pulled him out of the hole. Then they fled the land together. 23. After nine months, she had a baby. Now when the baby of Ramirez and Tariana had grown to the age of twenty, he he said to Tariana, I will go and set the people free from Kononatoo who is using them as slaves to expand his kingdom. 24. Now Ramirez went to the land and told the people of the land the truth. Now in those days, Kononatoo had impregnated and had had children from all the females of the land such that there had been a good increase in the population of the land. 25. And any male who mated with any female apart from Kononatoo himself were killed, but the pregnancies of such were preserved. 26. When Ramirez had been heard, many people of the land agreed to go with him without fearing to fall from the sky. 27. Then he led them to his own land, but some homos continued to worship Kononatoo in his land even after his death. 28. However, they began to mate freely with the opposite gender when he had died, but this they did only after praying to him. 29. So the worship of Kononatoo was sustained for eight centuries until other intelligent beings emerged in the land and took the focus of the people away from his worship. |
Chapter Seventeen 1. Atlanta was a female homo sapiens who was born in the 326th year of the homo sapiens era in a land in Argentina. 2. Now when there was spread of a deadly disease in her land, she arose in the company of five hundred and one people. 3. All of them began to go towards Brazil because they had heard that it was a good place to live in, because it was not affected by many of the natural disasters which had affected many places. 4. Now there were three hundred and fourteen males and one hundred and eighty-seven females who left the place now called Buenos Airies and nearby lands. 5. Now they followed a map which a homo named Sosa had scratched on a thick bark of a tree. When they had journeyed on foot for two months, they counted themselves and knew that seventy-eight of them were no more. 6. Now when they had reached a path, some cannibals attacked them. 7. Now they ran to different directions, but many of them were caught and killed for food. 8. Atlanta was among those who escaped because she could run fast. 9. Now Atlanta rejoined few of her people and they were forty-one altogether. 10. Now they were lost in the forest because the map which Sosa cut out on the bark of a tree had been missing. 11. Now they located caves and hills and there they dwelt, because they knew they could not make it to Brazil without the map. 12. Now wild animals attacked many of them and killed them, leaving only about twenty-eight of them. 13. Now Atlanta said, this place is not as safe as the place where we are coming from; 14. We have not found our way out of this forest for many days, so it is certain that we will all die. 15. Now Atlanta wandered in the forest and escaped many animals which came her way. 16. She ran fast and in a zigzag fashion when she was chased by some wild animals. 17. Now Atlanta alone survived until she had found herself at the bank of an ocean. There was the land which is called Porto Alegre in the modern day. 18. Now Atlanta sat at the bank of the ocean day and night, being curious to know what lay after the water. 19. There some people found her and they thought that she was a spirit. 20. Now when Atlanta told them of her adventure, how she had survived diseases and attacks from dangerous animals, including how she had journeyed far to that place, the people worshipped her, saying, it is only a goddess that can survive moving from a long distance without falling off the earth into the water surrounding the earth. 21. This they said ignorantly because the people of that land thought that their little land, which they assumed to be the whole world, was entirely surrounded by water. 22. Now the worship of Atlanta spread from Porto Alegre in Brazil even to the place now called Bolo Horizonte in the north east. 23. However, Atlanta was curious about what she would meet at the end of the ocean all day, such that she went to be by the ocean, thinking of how she could cross over. 24. Now she died by the side of the ocean when she was eighty-nine years. Then her corpse was burnt and her ashes were kept in a pot which they left on the ocean. 25. Now Atlanta was worshipped for nine centuries after in some parts of Brazil until the people migrated when diseases and famine struck many parts of their lands. |
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ogyunging:Yes they are the same people. You can go ahead with the discussions here. Thanks. |
Chapter Sixteen 1. Tonopod was born in the 319th year of the homo sapiens era. 2. Now the name of his father was Romero. 3. When Tonopod was in the bush, burning it with fire, he perceived a smell and became weak. 4. Then he began to see hallucination. When he regained consciousness, he plucked the scenty plants of that place and took it home. 5. Now Tonopod knew that it was the smell of the plant that had made him dream while awake. 6. So he cast the plants in his own garden and they grew. Now Tonopod gathered many people and began to act before them. 7. Then while the people had become fully immersed in his acts, he burnt the plants and the energy-sapping scent came out of it. 8. Then the people began to see hallucinations of the things they intended to see. 9. So Tonopod became the first illusionist of the land. Then he was well worshipped in the land. 10. Now Tonopod performed many illusions before the people and they said, he is being helped by the gods. 11. Now on a certain day, when Tonopod had arranged the circle where he would perform, he went before the people. 12. Now when he had set fire on the plant, the people began to see hallucinations. 13. Then the sulphur ointment which he had put on his body was much, such that his body caught fire and burnt the dry leaves which he wore upon his bodies. 14. Then his body began to burn quickly, but those who watched him did not realise that it was not magic but physical. 15. So he ran out of the circle and died amidst the fire which had engulfed him. Now his disciples took him quickly and buried him secretly. 16. Then they told the people that Tonopod had gone to the sky through fire. 17. So the people began to worship Tonopod as a god while his disciples continued with the acts. 18. Then the people who were ignorant of the secret of Tonopod and his dsiciples continued to worship and fear the Tonopodians calling them sorcerers. 19. Now the worship of Tonopod spanned eight centuries until another illusionist arose and did all manner of things |
If this is true, then where went Yahweh when one of his worshippers was sinking? Op, where is the link OE else this won't get to frontpage. |
Ronpet777:Okay, so you mean the atheists were the ones committing those crimes under the guises of Christianity and Islam? Well, I know two atheists or simply put, irreligious people in the name Tai Solarin and Wole Soyinka, who were moral and did not do evil to humanity, yet they don't believe in Yahweh or Allah. This is to tell you that atheism has nothing to do with evil-doing. It is just a state of mind of disbelieving one more god, while theism is a state of mind of believing just one out of the 4200+ known gods. I don't see much difference between you two. |
Chapter Fifteen 1. Rastus was born in the 910th year of the homo sapiens era. 2. Now he was born in a town in the present day Spain. Now his father was Miguel who was an archer. 3. When Rastus had grown to the age of twenty-two, he sank in the river and drank a lot of water. 4. Then he was rescued by some fishermen. 5. Now when Rastus had recovered, he became very quiet. Then he said to his parents, I have seen another world. 6. When Miguel had asked him to tell him what he saw, he said, if I tell you, you shall not believe me. 7. Then Miguel swore, saying, I shall believe you. Then Rastus said, let this oath be observed as you have made it. 8. Then he said, I saw myself in a place which seemed more real than this earth itself. 9. I saw myself in the past when my appearance was different from what I am now. 10. I saw the things which I did in the past. I also saw my father in the past. 11. I saw your mother, who is my grandmother in the present days. I saw many whom I did not know earlier that I knew. 12. When Rastus continued, Miguel said, you have continued to speak of the people whom you saw, what about god Busket the creator of everyone? 13. Then Rastus said, I saw Busket also, but he is not in any way different from the others whom I saw. 14. He is not set aside to be worshipped there as we worship him here on earth. 15. There seemed to be equality of rank in that place where I went. There were neither priests nor king in the place which I saw. 16. Father, the place which I saw is as peaceful as two thousand deep sleep put together. 17. I did not want to return to the earth but my present grandmother and my past father said to me that my time was not up. 18. They said that the fishermen coming close to the river will rescue me if I chose to return to the earth, but if I insist on remaining with them, the fishermen will not notice me. 19. Then I listened to them and now I am back. Now among all those whom I saw, it was only Busket whom you and I worshipped as the creator that did not smile at me because he knew what I would be returning to the earth to do. 20. When Miguel had heard the sayings of his son, he was speechless. 21. Now Rastus began to gather many people of the land, saying, come and let us observe all the myths and legends of the land. 22. Let us study nature and establish what is true and what is false. 23. So Rastus had many people who observed things with him. Then the priests of Busket became his enemies and opposed him, but he did not give up. 24. Now many superstitions of the land were discarded by the followers of Rastus, because the priests of Busket had demanded from the gatherers of fruits and the hunters daily sacrifices of fruits and meat, saying that whoever refused to do so shall be struck dead by Busket. 25. Now when Rastus and his followers did not make sacrifices to Busket and were not struck dead, many people of the land began to see Rastus himself as a greater god than Busket and they worshipped him rather than Busket. 26. So the worship of Rastus lasted till the 31st century of the homo sapiens era in Spain, Portugal and some other places in Europe. |
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