>Do you have an open mind?
Symbols.
Everything has meaning
>Could you be wrong?
>What could you be wrong about?
>If you were wrong, could you admit it?
>This is an Electric Universe vidja?
I'm just watching it right now.
She's aware of the Electric Universe and gives a few names due credit. But the video is more about trying to interpret the myths in regards to the restructuring of the solar system. Pretty damn good so far. The Spirit of Velikovsky lives on! Figured I'd share, since there is the symbols aspect.
Yeah. But she does talk about Uranus. Which is the kind of thing that I found out about researching the origins of our moon. That's something that seems to get overlooked, in that Thunderbolts Project does focus primary on the main event between Jupiter and Saturn. Velikovsky noted dozens of references to other catastrophes in his analysis, including the one about the moon, which also mentions Ooranus.
It comes up in the origin of the moon, as the original "sun". The moon was the second "sun" in the tale, which got too close to Earth and burns everything up n sheet. Gets shot in the face by a great archer, calms down/cools off, and becomes our moon.
Greek myth mentions how Ooranus is the ruler of the shy/heavens prior to Saturn/Kronos. Saturn gets dethroned/castrated by Jupiter/Zeus later, as covered by T-Bolts extensively. But the earlier times get overlooked. Pre-flood catastrophes. While some may think that the mention of Ooranus ruling the sky meant that we were once a satellite of Uranus, I'm still thinking it was the first visible in the night sky, and this "pre-time" "time" goes back to when our planet was tidally locked, a possibility that has yet to even be considered by most, including from what I've heard in this vidja. But I still find the information useful, as she does go into a pretty deep dive about names and figures across a variety of cultures.
>but still don't know what causes the phenomenon
because they have yet to consider that the Universe is Electric
http://computernetworkingsimplified.in/physical-layer/overview-electromagnetic-signals-signal-transmission/