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Date Created: 03/08/2009
I believe in dragons. Not just the mythological dragons of fairy tales, but the
dragons of reality. I believe that dragons and people roamed the earth together
- each one hunting and killing the other for food or sport.
It is kind of weird that I think that way. I wasn't brought up in a home that
believed dragons existed. My parents tried to get me to deny dragons. I have
read lots of historical information and I have come up with my own beliefs.
These are not popular beliefs. In fact, I am sure that many will come back and
try to rip these beliefs apart. If just one person reads this and says to
themselves "You know, it makes sense" then I have done what I need to do.
In virtually every culture around the world there is a story about dragons. The
Chinese have theirs. The Japanese. The English. The Russians. Africans.
Aztec. Australians (aboriginal). North American aboriginal. The funny thing
is, these stories of the dragons are similar, but, different enough to show that
there are many varieties of dragons. One translated book that I read (that was
written about 6,000 years ago) describes a creature with a tail like the cedars
of Lebanon. The cedars of Lebanon were about the size of many of the California
red-woods. Can anyone tell me what kind of land-based animal has a tail long
and thick?
I will let you think of that for a while - yes, I will come back to that
question.
The days of Merlin and King Arthur might have become a bit of a child's story,
but, it was based on a real person who joined all the warring groups of England
into one country. The stories talk of dragons - fearsome creatures. Quests
were formed to hunt these giant creatures.
Lochness
monster (Nessie) is another fabled creature that lived in a very deep lake.
People are still hunting for this fabled creature. People have seen it,
described it, and yet, it is still in hiding.
Ogopogo is
another fabled creature of the Okanagan area of British Columbia. Similar in description
to the Lochness monster, again, living in a large lake. The stories go back
thousands of years in the history of Canada's aboriginal people. The
plains-people of Canada also have stories of giant beasts roaming the land.
Now - back to that question above. The answer is a creature that we see the
bones of in virtually every museum of history. They show human-like people
around fires wearing nothing more than animal furs. They show huge hairy
elephant-like creatures called Mammoths. They also show artistic paintings of
what the earth looked like thousands of years ago with something called a brontosaurus - a giant creature with a huge tail. Covered
in muscle and flesh, it could have been similar to that of a "Cedar of
Lebanon".
What I am getting at is that dinosaurs and humans lived together, and, that it
wasn't a long time ago either. Not the millions of years ago like scientists
seem to like to describe, but, thousands of years ago.
There is another book - a book written 2,000+ years ago that I also read a
translation of. In it, it describes the last days of the planet earth. It
describes visions so real that it was like the person writing it was transported
forward through time. It describes dragons ending the world. It describes
mechanical things that I can only think of being planes, trains, helicopters and
sky-scrapers and elevators and such.
The way that it describes the dragons I can only believe that it is talking
about dinosaurs - and the impact they have on our society today. Our whole
world is powered by dinosaurs - without their permission, of course. Oil and
gas are the basis of our world. That oil and gas is from the flesh of the
dinosaurs. Alberta has a huge amount of oil - it also has a huge amount of
dinosaur bones. Coincidence? I don't think so. Where you find some of the
greatest amounts of oil you also find large concentrations of "ancient
bones".
Look to the history of the people that lived on this planet. Read their "fairy
tales" and you will find stories that match - if you look deep enough and with
understanding. If you can get away from the scientist's "theory of millions
of years" and read the real history passed down from father to son over
thousands of years, then (and only then) will you have a real understanding of
how dragons roamed this earth. |
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