The Lament of Hermes, read by Graham Hancock

Hermes thrice-great, the Messenger of the Gods and Greek reincarnation of Thoth presents his `lament`, which reads like a prophecy, telling of a time of cultural disease that will be wiped clean to begin anew. Much like many prophecies around today including the 2012 Mayan date, this one from ancient Egypt appears to apply to our time, giving us reason to reevaluate our present.

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[euripideesshreds]

Graham you are so wonderfully possessed of the love of wisdom. You shovel it up into heaps and serve it with world class dignity.

[TheDreamMechanic]

Wow....I was the 2,222th person to watch this.

[IMBUED]

@sixfingeredraccoon can you find a record of anyone that was a common folk in those times?

there are records of him tho, outside his group.

[regardingme1]

@sixfingeredraccoon Of Jesus' existence, your argument is poor. If you study the recordkeeping of Rome in that day you will find that there is little evidence for Pontius Pilate yet we know he existed, proof being The Pontius Pilate Inscription in Caesarea. no official record has been preserved of any report which Pontius Pilate, or any other Roman governor of Judea, sent to Rome about anything. And only rarely has an official report from any governor of any Roman province survived.

[regardingme1]

Is this the purpose of the lament of Thoth? Who is this god first of which Thoth speaks? Is it the first mistake, the praise of GAOTU, perhaps? and then does he change his thought pattern to recognize the Father of All Things that will provide hope once all evil comes to its fulfillment of time? This is what I believe to be what Thoth is lamenting, his recognition of where he turned on his path and his sorrow for what he caused...beautiful and remarkably true.

[InsideOUT37]

@sixfingerDUMBASS ..<------------o_O

[sixfingeredraccoon]

@InsideOUT37 There's no historical evidence for Jesus. No records during his life, no news, no letters between government officials -- the first stuff about him starts popping up fifty years after his "death." The accounts put him in the line of a traveling magician.

[shoriuken17]

@TheDreamMechanic And I am 23732 ;)

[jous1rufn]

Thank you Graham..What a blessing to humanity..You are!

[InsideOUT37]

@eye'sClosed..for a guy who is finished, you sure talk a lot..0_o

[InsideOUT37]

@eye'sClosed..that's what I thought..lol..Todays homework kids..Emperor Constantine..it will require a little reading so I don't expect you to understand. It's a lot easier to watch Zeitgeist..O_o..Jesus was a real man with an important message that even after all the attempts to dilute, distort & change his message, it's still there for those that chose to except it. If Jesus was green & flew in on a flying saucer instead of riding in on a donkey, maybe then he would be real huh. :/

[11eyeOpener11]

@InsideDogmaBeliever37 Most, if not all of these Dogmas derive from Pagan beliefs which were in circulations for hundreds if not thousands of years before the appearance of this God Man known as Jesus. why am i even wasting my time with you? you have your beliefs and i have mine. i'm finished, i will allow you to have the last word. By the way, i have read the bible, which is filled with many inconsistencies and contractions.