Would you like to know what the cave paintings, deciphered using Proto-Sumerian and associated ideographic languages, tell us about prehistoric mythology and its influence on that of Sumer and ancient Egypt?
Would you like to understand prehistoric and ancient mythological religion, its vision of the origin of humanity, its fundamental teachings, its rites and their raison d’être?
Would you like proof that it commemorates the same events as those in the biblical story of Eden?
Would you like to know how the biblical account and the mythological account differ completely in their interpretation of these same events?
The aim of Volume 2 is to present to you all the symbols used in sacred mythological language, symbols comparable to jigsaw puzzles, one after the other, in their logical order, in order to reveal to you from the outset the final overall image they make up, the story they tell us, whether it be about the events or the characters they represent.
To achieve this pogressivly, Volume 2 follows the events of biblical Genesis step by step, as simply described in Volume 1 and demonstrates that each of these events has been jointly recorded in Mythology.
It will reveal to you the similarities between the biblical and mythological narratives, but also where they diverge, where they are opposed in their formulation and interpretation of the same events. You’ll then gradually see these two different interpretations of the same events emerge from the very beginning of mankind, like two archaic sister religions at odds with each other.
In this volume, we will make a comparative analysis of the events described in Genesis, in chronological order, starting with God, from the first act of creation to the many consequences of the rebellion in Eden.
Given the sheer mass of information to be provided and its great density, I thought it best to segment it into several books so that the whole is not too indigestible, so that you can take the time to dwell on each one and assimilate it well before moving on to the next.
Volume 2 will thus be structured into several major chronological sections, each corresponding to a book in which it will be shown how Mythology illustrated the various events and teachings that occurred at the time of man’s Genesis.
It will begin with a very first book, entitled :
Book 1: Deciphering the language of the caves
He will show that proto-Sumerian and, complementarily, hieroglyphic Egyptian constitute the linguistic foundation on which the original mythological religion based its doctrine from the outset, using its symbolic language to encode and convey it.
This book event will demonstrate that the animal representations and associated signs found in the cave frescoes of prehistoric caves known as Upper Palaeolithic correspond to the proto-Sumerian period.
Beginning with this analysis will prove, from the very first essay in the series, that since they are united by the same language, there is no separation between prehistory and the historical period, as scientistic dogma has hitherto asserted. Proof will be provided from the outset that mythological religion is universal and timeless, that it goes back to the depths of the ages of man’s origins, and that its (un)encryption key, the Sumerian and hieroglyphic language, is finally, today, with this book, proven and known.
Once this has been demonstrated, the foundation will be laid for continuing to decipher, in a progressive and structured way, still using Sumerian and hieroglyphic, all the teachings of the universal Original Mythology, and to demonstrate that this mythology is nothing more nor less than a teaching that diverges from the historical events of biblical genesis.
This will be done progressively through books 2 to 12.
