The Secrets of Ancient Knowledge Buried for Centuries
Kovac explores the traditional story of Adam and Eve, challenging its common interpretation.
Adam & Eve – 13,000 BCE
I'm calculating the genealogy from Adam up to Noah based on a flood date of 10,800 BCE and Noah's birth at 11,400 BCE, I’ll use the genealogical ages given in the Bible (specifically in Genesis 5), where the age of each patriarch at the birth of their son is recorded.
Years for each generation (father’s age at son’s birth) from Adam to Noah:
Summing the ages for each generation from Adam to Noah yields a total of 1,656 years.
Calculate Adam’s approximate date by adding 1,656 years to Noah’s birth year (11,400 BCE):
Thus, if Noah was born in 11,400 BCE, Adam would have been created around 13,056 BCE based on the ages provided in Genesis.
The connection between the astrological "Era of Libra" and the Adam and Eve story is not a mainstream topic in either theology or astrology, but it has been explored by some esoteric and symbolic interpretations that link astrology with biblical texts.
In this sense, the story of Adam and Eve can be seen as a symbol of weighing options, an attribute that fits Libra’s nature.
The relationship between Adam and Eve is also a key element in the story of Eden.
In the Adam and Eve story, the act of eating from the Tree of Knowledge resulted in humanity's fall from grace—a form of cosmic justice that resonates with the idea of karmic retribution.
The dating of the Era of Libra is purely speculative, but if one aligns it loosely with early stages of human civilization and development, one could imagine that it symbolically represents a time when humanity made a transition—perhaps analogous to Adam and Eve's transition from innocence to awareness, or from a simpler state to a more complex, socially developed state.
This can be interpreted as a mythological allegory of a period where humans began to consciously make moral choices, distinguishing between right and wrong—a key feature in many interpretations of the Adam and Eve narrative.
The Adam and Eve story, with its theme of the first sin and loss of paradise, could be seen as a mythical reflection of humanity grappling with balance (Libra) and duality—such as good versus evil, and harmony versus disobedience.
There is no direct or formal reference to an "Era of Libra" in mainstream discussions of the Adam and Eve story, but these symbolic interpretations can offer intriguing insights for those interested in myth, archetypes, and astrology.
Flood Stories from Around the World
Noah learned how to make the ark from a book, given to Adam by the angel Raziel, which contained all knowledge.
Aprocryphal scripture tells that Adam directed that his body, together with gold, incense, and myrrh, should be taken aboard the Ark and, after the flood, should be laid in the middle of the earth.
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Stephen Muecke and Adam Shoemaker, Melbourne University Press, Carlton South, 2001.
Trance Channeling Judas: Healing the Role of the Scapegoat
He describes Adam and Eve’s world as one ruled by "chaos" and the spirit of Hades.
Traditions of Atlantis
The name Adam is used in these legends, but as the name of a race, not of a man.
v., 2) distinctly says that God created man male and female, and "called their name Adam." That is to say, the people were the Ad-ami, the people of "Ad," or Atlantis.
The Origin of Our Alphabet
Vishnu became a fish; and after the Deluge, when the waters had subsided, he recovered the holy books from the bottom of the ocean." Berosus, speaking of the time before the Deluge, says: "Oannes wrote concerning the generations of mankind and their civil polity." The Hebrew commentators on Genesis say, "Our rabbins assert that Adam, our father of blessed memory, composed a book of precepts, which were delivered to him by God in Paradise." (Smith's "Sacred Annals," p.
Josephus, quoting Jewish traditions, says, "The births and deaths of illustrious men, between Adam and Noah, were noted down at the time with great accuracy." (Ant., lib.
3.) Suidas, a Greek lexicographer of the eleventh century, expresses tradition when he says, "Adam was the author of arts and letters." The Egyptians said that their god Anubis was an antediluvian, and it wrote annals before the Flood." The Chinese have traditions that the earliest race of their nation, prior to history, "taught all the arts of life and wrote books." "The Goths always had the use of letters;" and Le Grand affirms that before or soon after the Flood "there were found the acts of great men engraved in letters on large stones." (Fosbroke's "Encyclopædia of Antiquity," vol.
Genesis contains a history of Atlantis
ii., 21) that "the Lord God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam," and while he slept God made Eve out of one of his ribs.
Compare our representation of the great serpent-mound in Adams County, Ohio, with the following description of a great serpent-mound in Scotland:
The Question of Complexion
Adam was, it appears, a red man.
Winchell tells us that Adam is derived from the red earth.
Not only was Adam a red man, but there is evidence that, from the highest antiquity, red was a sacred color; the gods of the ancients were always painted red.
Corroborating Circumstances
They present all the appearances of a later race, expanding itself between and into the territories of two pre-existing neighboring races, and forcibly appropriating the room required for its increasing population." (McCausland's "Adam and the Adamites," p.
Some Consideration of the Deluge Legends
Josephus tells us that "The patriarch Seth, in order that wisdom and astronomical knowledge should not perish, erected, in prevision of the double destruction by fire and water predicted by Adam, two columns, one of brick, the other of stone, on which this knowledge was engraved, and which existed in the Siriadic country."
The Deluge of the Bible
Adam was at first naked (Gen., chap.
Origins and Bloodlines of the Anunnaki, Enki, Hermes and Thoth
He mentions that the Brotherhood is linked to incarnations of figures such as Adam and Jesus, with the snake symbolizing the concept of ancient wisdom.
KEYS 43: The Apple
Biblical Context: The apple is often associated with the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, where it symbolizes the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
The angels of Atlantis
Adam and Eve’s experience, reading the Book of Knowledge, overseen by Radel, the angel of mysteries, led to a loss of innocence.
Initiates of the Flame (1922)
Read by: Adam HaninOriginally published: 1922 by The Philosophical Research SocietyUpdated Edition: 1934
The Alpha Omega symbol
He reflected on the Bible's story of Adam and Eve, interpreting the "fall" as humanity's entry into judgment and the consequent experience of time and suffering.
Changing Consiousness
As a child, Kovács learned the Judaic story of the Tree of Life, where Adam and Eve were forbidden to eat from the tree in the Garden of Eden.
Beings who came to Earth to mine gold
Tellinger explains that the Anunnaki possessed advanced knowledge of genetic manipulation and possibly created a species, the Adamu (similar to the biblical Adam), to perform labor in the gold mines.
Pre-flood Nations and tribes
In the Bible, the pre-flood period, often referred to as the antediluvian period, primarily focuses on the early descendants of Adam and the broader human population before the Great Flood.
Description: Descendants of Cain, the son of Adam who killed his brother Abel.
Description: Technically, all pre-flood humans are Adamites, as they are descendants of Adam.
Description: The first woman, created from Adam’s rib, and the mother of all living humans.
Description: The sons of Adam and Eve, where Cain, the elder, kills Abel, leading to the early depiction of sin and punishment.
The origin of Nimrod
Mesopotamia played an enormous role in the development of the Genesis creation stories—Adam and Eve, the flood, and now the post-flood table of nations, which includes the Tower of Babel resembling a Babylonian ziggurat.
The Laws for Humans
It says: "Honor your father and your mother, so that your days may be long in the land that the Lord your Elohim is giving you." He references Jewish scholar Lia Bat Adam, who explains that honoring one's parents means taking care of them, especially in their old age.
Mashya and Mashyana
They are often considered the progenitors of the human race in Zoroastrian cosmology, similar to Adam and Eve in Abrahamic traditions.
Elyon
Behanchel Elyon goyim behafrido benei adam yatzev gevulot amim lemispar benei Yisrael.
בְּנֵי אָדָם (benei adam): "the sons of man," often translated as "mankind."
"Descendants of the Adamic Race" is a possible translation for בְּנֵי אָדָם (benei adam).
Ad-ima and Heva
The tale of Ad-ima and Heva in Hindu tradition offers an intriguing parallel to the biblical story of Adam and Eve.
While there is no direct evidence linking Ad-ima and Heva to Adam and Eve, these parallels highlight the common themes in human creation myths across different cultures.
One equivalent to the biblical Adam and Eve in Hindu mythology is found in the Brahma Purana.
Is there a relationship between snakes and the Asherah pole?
For example, the snake represented healing and protection, but later, it represented treachery (Adam and Eve).
Jesus – Pleiadian consciousness
The biblical story of Adam and Eve is described as the creation of a hybrid race by a Sirian defector.