Earth’s Planetary History According to Thiaoouba
Introduction
Having read The Thiaoouba Prophecy several times, my intent here is to write a brief account of Earth’s history as I understand it. Anyone who wants to read the source material for this narrative must read The Thiaoouba Prophecy. My conclusions are a rewording of what is scattered throughout that book. I aim to put, in a consecutive text, salient facts feel are necessary to enable us to see this narrative as an accurate rendering of our common past.
It begins with the Big Bang. Actually the Source or Great Spirit who essentially thought our Universe into being preceded the Big Bang. It was his seismic prompt that set in motion the Galaxies, Stars, Planets and everything else.
The Big Bang gave us the material Universe.
The story proceeds to stages of history in which numerous civilizations, largely unknown to us, came and went. These were humanoid civilizations. The inference is that planets populated by humanoids are to be found throughout the Cosmos.
The advanced civilizations that first populated Earth were all humanoids who originally lived on other planets. Whenever a planet began to cool down and become essentially unlivable, plans were made to transport whole populations, via space craft, to habitable planets.
The first civilizations on earth, though advanced, perished in Nuclear holocausts or were decimated and eventually eliminated due to natural events.
Our inhabited planet came into being about 14,000 years ago after a series of disasters brought about the sinking of Atlantis and a similar fate to Mu in the Pacific.
Developed civilizations are part of our past. Nuclear obliteration has been common both here and elsewhere in the Cosmos among civilizations whose spiritual maturity was far outpaced by scientific discoveries.
Of course our civilizations, such as they are, teeter now, on the brink of several potential disasters rising from our spiritual immaturity, our materialism, our greed. We have failed to see that we are all equal Souls here for one reason only — to Grow Spiritually.
