the reality of human fiction

The Reality of Human Fiction
© 2007 M7

I often find it is hard to accept certain key issues relating to what human people regard as “real” or “true” when they mix it together with human invention. Merlin and King Arthur are products of human fiction, yet some people claim those are their past lives, or were based on Real People (Alexander the Great pulling his sword from the Gordian Knot is the same as Arthur pulling his sword Excalibur from its stone). Jesus Christ is another product of human fiction, based on Egyptian archetypes like Osiris and Horus. Yet many people believe in it because they gave it a lot of attention, after the Roman Empire fell (before this happened no one actually believed Joshua was the Messiah, a word of human fiction created by the Jewish priests; hence “the word of God made into flesh”). Human people who are so brainwashed with this false ideology become violent when told this (like with Muslims upset over interpretations of their holy Book). In the role of savior or Messiah anyone can claim it to be theirs if they fulfill the prophecy or predictions of that role. In Ancient Egypt most people were illiterate (did not read or write) so they knew nothing about the fact their elders were making it up (the personified ideas). One could claim divine descent for political gain, as politics works on the under-educated. People like to mix myth with history, so the archaeologist cannot tell if the mythical entity was real or based on something real, or made up altogether; we find this prevalent in the Old Testament where a real “exodus” took place (no different than the Spartacus rebellion) mixed with opinion or gross exaggeration (for instance, Ramses II was not in the real Exodus; he would have been too young). And when we tell an account of real events mentioning items of an Occult Nature, others say it is human fiction because they do not comprehend what is meant by “magic” and so label it as “fiction.” Then some claim an illness is real when it is actually a combination of problems, linking it to past or historical people so as to bolster their claim it is real. We find this true with Angel worship in the 1990s, when people claimed Egyptian and Babylonian goddesses were “angels” purely because they sported “wings.” Angels were created AFTER those religions ceased being used. Religions are like board games – you play it long enough and you become bored with it and try a “new” game to see if it is any better. Future persons can pick up your game and play it if theirs is dry or boring. Some religions go out of their way to prove their human fiction is “correct” or “real.” They do this by applying ideas to real people or events. Anyone from another non-human origin that visits Earth and experiences the application of human fiction to the real world will know and comprehend the above. History is not Archaeology. History is written by the survivors. Archaeology is the science of finding and piecing together the remnant of human actions (artifacts, monuments, literary knowledge), separating fact from human fiction. We take an unbiased stance when deciding what we discover to be valid or not. Biblical Archaeology tries to prove that Biblical events were real by visiting mentioned sites recorded in the Bible, or by excavating those areas. I am not a Biblical Archaeologist anymore than one who supports the validity of Darth Vader or Luke Skywalker as real people. Yet there are some human people who would claim to be those characters. If people firmly believe they are Darth Vader or Luke Skywalker do we “lock them up” or “believe them”? The Jews at the time of “Joshua Christos” (the character Jesus the Christ) wanted him “locked up” for duping the people against the Jewish authority, stealing their political power. Instead they had him crucified. His followers created a religion that continues to this day, with a stolen prophecy that he would return and act as the savior in the way it was intended. The actual prophecy was the re-established Kingdom of Osiris-Ra from the Egyptian faith after Egyptian civilization ended. The savior would reestablish this civilization according to ritual procedures from Pharaonic times. Judea was formerly part of the pre-Roman Egyptian Empire, and the “3 ½ years” spent in Egypt by the “holy family” probably was extended by formal education in Alexandria during the missing years from ages 3 to 12. The occupation of “Carpenter” was the translation of the word for Osiris in hieroglyphs. The real Joshua was an intellectual, college graduate, that converted Egyptian civilization into an Anti-Roman movement called Christianity.

© M7