Theos-Talk Archives (August 1998 Message tt00386)

Aug 21st 1998

Dallas offers:

"D.Porter (NOS)" writes asking about evidence on the archeological remains
of the human form when it was gigantic.

I opened the INDEXES to S D and ISIS UNVEILED -- there seem to be many
references there to "giants."

I recall that in early issues of THEOSOPHY magazine [Los Angeles]  I found
some references made by scientists (archaeologists and geologists) to "Giant
fossils found in the Grand Canyon of Arizona -- and Havasupai Canyon. "

THY MAG. Vol.  11,  pp.  386, 526        [ Discovery of Dr. Hubbard of San
Francisco ]
                 Vol.  11,  p.   191                [  Dr. Osborn on ]
THY MAG. Vol.  12,  p.   377
THY MAG  Vol.  13,  pp. 281, 360, 402-3;   [ Dr. Osborn on  p. 567 ]
THY MAG. Vol.  14,  p.   380
THY MAG. Vol.  16,  p.   236
THY MAG. Vol.  17,  pp.  235-7, 277-8;
THY MAG.  Vol.  25. pp.  138-9
THY MAG.  Vol.  34  pp.  357, 439        [ Dr. Hubbard on Gigantic
Skeleton ]
THY MAG.  Vol.  35  pp.   184              [  same ]
THY MAG.  Vol.  34  pp. 357, 439
THY MAG.  Vol.  35  pp. 184,
THY MAG.  Vol.  53  p.   221        [ Giants builders of Stonehenge ]
LUCIFER    Vol.  10,  p   358        [ Giant skeletons under stalagmites
100,000 yrs ]
LUCIFER    Vol.   13  p.    91        [ Giants builders of the Ohio Mounds ]
LUCIFER    Vol.     7  p.  436             more details

Hope these may be of help

Dallas

> Date: Tuesday, August 18, 1998 7:35 PM
> From: "Darren Porter" <dport@ozemail.com.au>
> Subject: We only need to prove one thing

>It occurred to me today that if we can conclusively prove the existence of
>Giants then that would be the foot in the door so to say of getting the
>rest of the world to accept the theosophical version of evolution.
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>There must be a lot of supressed evidence but there is still so many 'extra
>large' archeological finds that don't seem to match the building dimensions
>that humans would use at our height. I would like to collate a database of
>such locations so if any one would like to post them here I would be
grateful.
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>BTW, Has anyone read The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant?
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