@CelticAfricanus - Oooh! We are on the same page My Friend. This is something I have written about in THE INVASION OF EDEN and plays a part in the sixth in the Eden Series, which I am currently working on. I note that Genesis 2:14 has Adam (the eathling) working the land. Anatolia ties in with stories of Adam and Eve, Abraham, Jacob, Noah and Japheth from out of Genesis. I argue that they are all reboot stories. I am intrigued to know what got you onto this. Health and Peace, Paul

@@PaulWallis For me the interest is primarily geneological and masonic.... a great-great etc. uncle (James Bruce) discovered the Book of Enoch in Ethiopia. I believe these biblical works were taken there by the 1st grand master of the Templars (Hughes de Payns) who discovered them after their first 9 years of digging under the temple mount. Hughes also met the emperor Lalibela of Ethiopia in the Holy Land. His father was the legendary Prester John who gave him a letter to present to the European courts. There's a lot of stuff buried in freemasonry as well. For instance, a passing word "Tubal Cain" in the 3rd degree represents the 1st artificer in metals, one of the sons of Lamech the first polygamist - which smells very much like the Watchers at Qasr Antar on Mount Hermon, site of Jesus' transfiguration. The import of the word is "worldy possessions", which all happen before the death and rebirth ceremony i.e. give up your worldly possessions to be reborn in the spirit. The actual password of the 3rd degree translates as "son of the blessed" in Scots Gaelic i.e. speculative Freemasonry arises from Scotland following the loss of the secrets after the death of the builder... one of the main grail lines is from Michael Scot "the wizard" (another great grandfather) from the court of Frederick II, HRE (yet another great grandfather etc.), husband to "Herzeloyde" of Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzifal tale.... etc. etc. Ultimately the grail line descends through the German lines of Hesse-Kassel and Saxony, as well as the Scottish lines of the Bruce, that were so instrumental in supporting the Reformation, and which of course come together in the Hanoverian succession that gives us the current Royal family.

@withgoddess8029 • "Everything is now repitition"? Isn't this a way of saying "I already knew that"? That's great, but this information is new to a lot of people. How is that a problem for you? Yes, I have been interviewed by Regina Meredith and George Noory for their GAIA shows. Once again, how is this a problem for you? The comments here are for people who want to get into a conversation about the points raised in the video. Feel free to bring something to the conversation if the subject matter is of interest to you. Peace, Paul

@grandmothersukhrealta3611 • Surely the Yolngu story implies a disruption to the evolution of their ancestors. For instance, something may have changed about themselves which has set them at odds with their environment. This theme repeats in the Gilgamesh-Enkidu story and in the Adam and Eve story. Another possibility is that the environment has changed, either through an alteration or a relocation / migration. This theme repeats in the Mohawk story of unfamiliar fauna and flora which mysterious tutors helped their ancestors to navigate. Health and Peace, Paul

@@PaulWallis at the age of 13 I had contact with an animal totem (at 13 I didn’t know they were called that) Which radically shifted my perceptions of the world I live in. The first thing I did after this “contact” Was climb a tree and observe the night sky in contemplation until morning. I was only 13. I believe the human mind is vaster than we know. Life upon this earth has more mysteries than we will ever uncover in our own lifetimes. I enjoy your shows and I appreciate your response very much.

@annalee7403 • Yes, but for full transparency Carl Sagan should have completed that sentence, "...to be presented as science." What Carl Sagan honestly believed is something I get into in my books Escaping from Eden and The Scars of Eden. The information is there in his academic career, his literary career and his involvement in the U.S. space program. Enjoy! Health and Peace, Paul

​@@PaulWallis What a way to evade this particular, should I say STATEMENT o talvez AXIOMA. I really enjoy your videos and though this has nothing to do with the above, or does it ... the fact is while you dare say that Dr. Sagan's paradigmatic sentence was incomplete and to acquire transparency "bla, bla, bla for it to be presented as science", en serio? You've really desapointed me and many other people by underestimating our intelligence. Carl Sagan's claim is part of his legacy and it's more than obvious and logical to assume his words were pronounced in a scientific context. En lo que a mí respecta todo está muy claro so shame on you Paul.

@@Ogareff9104 I think you must be unfamiliar with the full extent of Carl Sagan's work. As I say I spend some time oconsidering Carl Sagan's legacy in my books Escaping from Eden and The Scars of Eden. You haven't read my analysis in either book and yet you are already "really disappointed"?? Either you are interested and exploring or you have shibboleths. Either way, I wish you Health and Peace, Paul

Yes. And that same requirement should _work in both directions._ But, like with all other aspects, of modern society, it _is only_ uni-directional! From mainstream acceptance>down.