The Missing Link Powerful Evidence of an Advanced _Golden Age_ Culture in Prehistoric Antiquity

859 Pages·2016·169.74 MB·English

by  Richard Cassaro

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Introduction – New Archaeological Discovery
Chapter 1 – Decoding Ancient Triptych Temples
Chapter 2 – The Esoteric Meaning of Twin Guardian Lions
Chapter 3 – GodSelf Icon in Masonic Art & Architecture
Chapter 4 – GodSelf Icon in Egypt
Chapter 5 – GodSelf Icon in the Peruvian Andes
Chapter 6 – GodSelf Icon in Africa
Chapter 7 – GodSelf Icon in the Americas
Chapter 8 – GodSelf Icon in Ancient Persia
Chapter 9 – GodSelf Icon in Mesopotamia
Chapter 10 – GodSelf Icon in Greece
Chapter 11 – GodSelf Icon in Ancient Europe
Chapter 12 – GodSelf Icon in China
Chapter 13 – GodSelf Icon in India
Conclusion

Imagine what might happen if tomorrow a great cataclysm wiped out all
civilization and killed every human being, save for a new illiterate Adam
and a grunting fertile Eve who eventually managed to re-start the human
race.
After thousands of years or more, the “Dr. Zaius” of the new civilization
would eventually dig his way down to the thin layer that represents our
time, and he would come across one symbol perhaps more than any
other: the Christian Crucifix.
As future archaeologists sift through the ruins of our long-forgotten
culture, they would find the crucifix everywhere—on buried churches; in
underground castles; on cathedrals poking above the waterline; and in
the debris-covered ruins of schools, shops, homes, government
buildings, monuments, and cemeteries.
Not just on one continent, but across the entire world.
While there might be more crosses in the Americas and Europe than in
Africa or Asia, there would certainly be quite a few found in odd places
like Korea and Nairobi.
“The crucifix was the chief symbol of a global religion” —our future
archaeologists might think. And they would be right: aside from the
Islamic world and the vast reaches of East, Central and South Asia,
Christianity is everywhere.
In Chapter Nine of my 2011 book, Written in Stone , I published my
account of a similar scenario, but one based on a close study of
monuments and artifacts as remote from us in the other direction of time
as we would be to our postulated descendants of thousands of years
hence.
The result of my investigation was the discovery that many of the world’s
earliest cultures, including the ancient Egyptians, Assyrians, Persians,
Hindus, Chinese, Maya, pre-Inca, and pre-Christian Europeans, shared
the same ubiquitous religious icon, which I have labeled the “GodSelf
Icon.”
I first recognized the GodSelf Icon in the late 1990s, and I began
publishing information on it online in 2001. Note the parallel pose, and
keep in mind these figures were found all across the globe: