Acquire the  divine  powers  of  our  creators  was  a  recurrent  view  among  all  the  people who frequented the Former Gods.Go to page Unaware of the fact, a cleaver Anthropologist nevertheless found a gorgeous track.

Loïc Hibon, the courageous anthropologist who dares tracking errors in his discipline, did not merely point out that the skulls of Neanderthals were not necessarily larger than ours.Go to La fin des orques He also hit on a problem of considerable importance in connection with proto-historic human skulls. "Within the context of a Master in anthropology, I took over the case study of the Causses region, and it turns out that searches in the various protohistoric sites over there have delivered over 160 healed trepanation ... " (Source)Loïc Hibon's website

"Even if the goals of these operations remain subject to speculation, some elements are worth noting: there is no obvious link with the traumatology and the association with pathological bone marks is very uncommon.

Currently, the assumptions main concern a purely ritual practice or a"symbolic" operation integrated into traditional medicine. In any case, the operation was well controlled, over 70% of the holes being healed.

The survival rate could have been even higher than 90%. " (Source)Loïc Hibon's website

Something is wrong in this beautiful presentation. Symbolic operations? Really? That's that way we call what we cannot understand. That way we took the dolmens for tombs and the bladders for lanterns.French proverb meaning "to pull the wool over our eyesˮ. There is intellectual laziness within it. Especially since these surgical procedures were extended until recently, in southern Algeria, for example. Albert Slosman thinks this region is an ancient Atlantean colony. So trepanations have been practiced there since Atlantis, according to Slosman: "The skill of the first "surgeons" was transmitted from father to son to perpetuate itself even in the early 20th century," he wrote.

Dr. Verneau had studied the question in 1897: "There are still a little people of trepanning men with strange medical morals coming from who knows where; who practice this unique trepanning operation since who knows when; who has learned it from who knows who; and who still wild and inaccessible to modern medical ideas, surprise us by their operating boldness and effective results." (Source)Les Chaouïas et la trépanation du crâne dans l'Aurès, par Malbot (H.), Verneau (R.), 1897, L'Anthropologie, tome 8, pp 1-18 et 174-204, Masson et Cie Editeurs, Paris Here are the instruments found by Dr. Verneau, which have probably not changed for ten millennia.

"This human skull is more than 7000 years old. He has undergone surgery, and clinical signs indicate that the operation was perfectly successful." (Source)The Futura-Sciences Website

If the operation had resulted in the death of the patient, the bone would not have healed, as it is the case in almost all trepanations of which traces were found. So this is a technique -or an art- in which practitioners had acquired a superior ability.

Many skulls show evidence of trepanation. This one comes from Peru, another Atlantean colony. It underwent a successful double trepanation 10,000 years ago. And this is not a symbolic operation. The practices of these "barefoot surgeons" are not Orthodox, but they succeed. People would not take so many risks for a symbol. Without doubt, the trepanation had a specific, unbelievable goal. A goal they have achieved, in most cases.

What was that goal? Nothing less than the opening of the fontanelle, an open brain operation aiming to establish a direct line with the transcendence, or to say simply, to turn man into god. Awakening at the end of the scalpel. Operation living Buddha. Let there be light! The operation was probably on the pineal gland or epiphysis, to excite it perhaps with an electric method.The former gods knew electricity. Go to  La porte de le foudre This is a softer version of the awakening through lightningRead in the following pages the details of this amazing practice by clicking > that the adherents received in the pyramids.

The risk for life and mental health is probably the same with a scalpel and with lightning, but the first seems easier (?) to implement.

"Concurrently, there was a practice of cutting pieces of skull postmortem. The real goals remain also uncertain there ... Anyway, the two practices are closely intertwined, since many sites deliver samples of the two types, and especially since there are on about 20% of skulls having one hole healed, some traces of a post-mortem sampling." (source)Loïc Hibon's website Thanks to trepanning and action on the epiphysis, the subject had acquired divine powers. So after his death, the faithfuls wanted to keep the relics impregnated with his vibratory rate and his Ka. The post-mortem samples were therefore samples of relics.

According to Dr. Melvin Morse, "God is present in our brain." (Source) Through his experience as a pediatrician and emergency physician, he witnessed numerous experiences at the frontiers of death (EFD): Hundreds of children revived after a state of clinical death taught him many exciting things. Thus Dr. Morse became convinced that we all have, within our brain, "a direct line to God." A device located in the right temporal lobe,Go to page according to him, would allow to communicate with the "universal memory" that stores the whole history of the world, past, present and future.Go to "Les annales  akashiques"

We all have this "divine point", but its power is asleepGo to Nos pouvoirs perdus for most of us. In some children returning from a deep coma, the shock of the EFM has reactivated the divine device of the right temporal lobe: they live in a world of synchronicity, telekinesis, telepathy, clairvoyance, innate knowledge and other wonders.

The most curious, as we will see on the photos illustrating this article is that the vast majority of trepanations were made precisely in this area, the right temporal lobe.

It cannot be a coincidence, in which Dr. Morse does not believe moreover. One of his medicine teachers claimed that the lexical use of coincidences showed mostly an intellectual laziness, because 99% of the so-called coincidences are not. "God does not play dice" Einstein was steaming when he was told of chance as the primary cause. We can therefore conclude that surgical operations aimed a specific point of the right temporal lobe, why not the divine point?

To acquire the divine powers of their creators was a recurrent goal among all the people who frequented the ancient gods. These supermen before the flood had acquired almost unlimited powers thanks to lightning. Sparing no effort, they had scattered the planet with "lightning machines"To have further information about this topic, read the following pages by clicking > of a terrifying power, to receive baptism by fire from heaven. Lightning, Divine trigger, has the power to release latent forces in us. Boosting our electric circuit can toast our neurons, or activate the divine point, somewhere in our brain.

Become a god or die ... It looks really nice. In the style of God's justice, in the Middle Ages, where the accused had to win a superhuman test to clear himself. In those times, they did not pretend to do. Baptism by fire from heaven! Whoever receives the living godThis is the real name of the lightning and does not die becomes a god himself. He gains psychic powers , clairvoyance, prescience, gift of healing; he gains secondary powers, like the ability to burn medals from a distance, to well up scent from his hands, to show marks on his body …

Sometimes he gains wonders for himself, as rejuvenation and longevity. And it is the best of all possible results. Or else, the worst result is being grilled in a kind of electric chair. It is perhaps to avoid this inconvenience that their descendants have used trepanation. But whatever may have been the risk, it is as if our ancestors had always chosen the path of God. At all times, candidates for great power have spent countless delirious strategies to avoid the barbecue syndrome.Click the + button