Finally, let us not forget to point out how close the Cape Verde Islands are to the coast of Brazil, and the existence of the opposing equatorial currents, which make the crossing between the two great continents easy, going and returning: this fact is now fully established, and can be checked on the chart of the Ocean currents.
This latter name is made up of Y, which means "water," and Apura, which is the name Apira or Apir: "water or river of Apir, or of Ophir." This famous place is therefore found and clearly identified, and, despite a distance of 2,880 years, the name has suffered only the alteration of one vowel, Yapura instead of Yapira, and this among savage tribes who today do not speak the Kichua of the Antis.[^17] In his Voyage au Brésil et aux Amazones [Journey in Brazil and to the Amazons], M.
And one need only glance at a map of the world to be convinced that the distance from Cape Verde to Brazil is half the distance between New York and the British Isles.
A point of the island of Santa Catarina, near the coast of Brazil, bears the name of Kapi; in the interior of the Amazons, one of its tributaries that flows in near Pará is called Rio Kapim (river of the Apes), and going up the river one finds the island of Kapim; one can see that the Hebrew form has been preserved in these names.[^27] As for the occurrence of the word kapis in Sanskrit, it is explained by the fact that we have noted five hundred words of the Hindustani language[^28] in Kichua, and that they have the same meanings in both languages.
The word schan is indeed used in Hebrew for "tooth." But its origin is American; this is what we see in the Amazon basin, where in the Tupi language, the general language of Brazil, "tooth" is expressed by schan, shaina, shène and sahn; among the Panos they say schaina and schaila; in the Puri dialect, scheh and isché; in Botocudo, schoun and dschoun.
In that olden time, the Amazon river ran within dykes across the continent, and the trackless sylvas of Brazil were then drained areas of tilled soil, such as the adjacent territory of the Mississippi is today.
POSID: Primary Atlantean outpost, located beneath the Mato Grosso plains region of Brazil.
In it, the king—also Grand Master of the Order of Christ—states that Portugal had found “High Brazil,” the land of St.
The very name “Brazil” almost certainly comes from the earlier legendary “High Brazil” rather than from the dyewood later found there.
Pedro Álvares Cabral, the man officially credited with discovering Brazil in 1500, was himself a member of the Order of Christ.
This time last year, I was in Brazil in a glorious rainforest.
Embracing Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, the Southern and Eastern States of America, up to and including Labrador, it stretched across the ocean to our own islands, Scotland and Ireland, and a small portion of the north of England forming one of its promontories, while its equatorial lands embraced Brazil and the whole stretch of ocean to the African Gold Coast.
In that olden time, the Amazon river ran within dykes across the continent, and the trackless sylvas of Brazil were then drained areas of tilled soil, such as the adjacent territory of the Mississippi is today.
in national library in Rio de Janeiro, written by anonymous leader of alleged 1753 Portuguese expedition claims discovery of abandoned Greco-Roman-style lost city in Bahia, Brazil while searching for legendary Muribeca mines.
The discussion recounts the 1996 Varginha Incident in Brazil, where three women encountered an extraterrestrial being, followed by a military cover-up involving Brazilian and U.S.
states, Labrador, Brazil, and the African Gold Coast.
Other entrances include Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, Mount Shasta in California, the base of the Great Pyramid of Giza, Manaus and Mato Grosso in Brazil, Iguazu Falls on the Brazil-Argentina border, Mount Epomeo in Italy, the Himalayas into Tibet, beneath the China-Mongolia border, Rama in India, and King Solomon's mines.
Atlanteans destroyed themselves in nuclear war, survivors fled to Brazil, built subterranean cities to escape fallout and floods, linked by tunnels, and created a peaceful civilization.
Munduruc myth (South America, Brazil): Humans are found below the earth; some climb out via a cotton rope dropped into a hole, while others remain in an opposite underworld.
But there was something I was going to say that brought this home for me from the 1980s when I was traveling in Brazil.
I saw it in real time in Brazil in the 1980s and it's no different today than it was then.
In Cuba, she is known as Yemaya or La Monja; in Brazil, she is Yemanja; and in Haiti, she is Lasirèn.
The origin of Our Lady of Aparecida in Brazil is deeply intertwined with the colonial imposition of Catholicism and the suppression of Indigenous and African spiritual practices.
The story of Our Lady of Aparecida, Brazil’s patroness, is rooted in the 1717 discovery of a small, dark clay statue of the Virgin Mary by three fishermen in the Paraíba River near Guaratinguetá, São Paulo.
They were issued under Archbishop Sebastião Monteiro da Vide and applied throughout Brazil as the central religious authority of the time.
The veneration of Our Lady of Aparecida, symbolizes a complex intersection of imposed Catholicism and the resilient spiritual traditions of Brazil's Indigenous and African populations.
In 1717, Brazil was a colony of Portugal.
The Transatlantic slave trade was at its height; Brazil was the largest destination for African slaves, receiving nearly 5 million over three centuries.
Portuguese bandeirantes (slave raiders and explorers from São Paulo) captured Indigenous people to enslave them and to support the colonization of interior Brazil.
The crown, reportedly a replica of one she would have worn as empress, was used in the statue’s canonical coronation in 1904, authorized by Pope Pius X, declaring Our Lady of Aparecida the Queen of Brazil.
Beyond her personal miracle of childbirth, Isabel is famous for signing the Lei Áurea in 1888, abolishing slavery in Brazil, which earned her both admiration and enemies among powerful landowners.
Her devotion to Aparecida, including her offerings, was seen as a spiritual acknowledgment of the Virgin’s intercession in her life and Brazil’s history.
The Constituições Primeiras do Arcebispado da Bahia (1707) were the first ecclesiastical constitution of the Catholic Church in colonial Brazil.
They were issued under Archbishop Sebastião Monteiro da Vide and applied throughout Brazil as the central religious authority of the time.
Map 1 (about 1 million years ago): Large Atlantis from Iceland to Brazil, including parts of North America, Europe, and Africa.
In Minas Gerais, Brazil, archaeological evidence reveals early human occupation dating back 12,700 to 11,700 years ago, marked by stone tools and artifacts.
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The continent's size was approximately 5,400,000 km², about half the size of Brazil.
In less than a day, Ecuador, Peru, and western Brazil are shaken madly by the devastating earthquake, burned by molten earth-fire, buried under cubic miles of torrential Pacific seas, and then turned into a frozen hell.
Candomblé (Brazil): Yemoja is honored during the "Festa de Iemanjá," a major festival where offerings are placed into the sea.
Yemanya/Yemaya (Brazil/Cuba)
Other early sites in the Americas, such as those in Brazil, Chile, and Oklahoma, hint at human presence dating back 30,000 to 60,000 years.
If the population of Atlantis expanded westwardly, it naturally found its way in its ships up the magnificent valley of the Amazon and its tributaries; and, passing by the low and fever-stricken lands of Brazil, it rested not until it had reached the high, fertile, beautiful, and healthful regions of Bolivia, from which it would eventually cross the mountains into Peru.
There is evidence which goes to prove that the Mound Builders had relations with the people of a semi-tropical region in the direction of Atlantis, Among their sculptures, in Ohio, we find accurate representations of the lamantine, manatee, or sea-cow--found to-day on the shores of Florida, Brazil, and Central America--and of the toucan, a tropical and almost exclusively South American bird.
Grant reveals correlations between the Orion constellation and global megalithic sites, such as the King’s Chamber and locations in Brazil.
While this site is primarily noted in Peru, it is similar in its enigmatic carvings and celestial alignments, suggesting parallels with Brazil’s megalithic monuments.
Sites such as Rumi Kulka in Peru and Florianopolis in Brazil feature alignments with Orion and other constellations, suggesting these locations are ancient Stargates.
In 1843, Danish naturalist Peter Wilhelm Lund made a significant discovery in the caves of Lagoa Santa, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
His remote position in Brazil kept him on the scientific periphery, and he faced financial struggles and declining health, which ended his explorations shortly after his breakthrough.
The site Lagoa Santa in Minas Gerais, Brazil, revealed initial human presence, marking an early human occupation of the region.
Lund, a Swedish naturalist, found in the bone caves of Minas-Geraes, Brazil, ancient human bones associated with the remains of extinct quadrupeds.
"If a congregation of twelve representatives from Malacca, China, Japan, Mongolia, Sandwich Islands, Chili, Peru, Brazil, Chickasaws, Comanches, etc., were dressed alike, or undressed and unshaven, the most skilful anatomist could not, from their appearance, separate them." (Fontaine's "How the World was Peopled," pp.