SM1: How other star maps compare to Gwynedd origin Star Map. Gwynedd is the 'Origin of the Zodiac'.
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Recent interviews:
Paul Smith of Nutrient Nirvana channel • Amazing New Discovery!... also • Hugh Evans : The Origi...
Hugh Newman of the Megalithomania channel, where we discuss Gobekli Tepe: • Hugh Evans Megalithoma...
Interviews on Britains Hidden History channel. Thanks to Ross Broadstock and family.
www.youtube.co...
Great work by Marchell Abrahams crossing over with my research.
/ @marchellabrahams
Origin of the Zodiac paperback available at:
Originofthezodiac.com eVersion at Kindle
Origin of Numbers now available at originofthezodiac.com & Kindle
Origin of Time available in 2023.
Dictionaries used:
William Richards c.1800 (Many entries)
archive.org/de...
Tomas Jones c.1688 (not so many entries)
quod.lib.umich...
GPC (use in conjunction with older dictionaries as there are some modern evolutions).
geiriadur.ac.u...
Google translate is also useful. translate.goog...
It demonstrates how Welsh words mutate their letters.
Suffixes: en.wiktionary....
Prefixes: en.wiktionary....
Library images reproduced under creative commons or fair usage rights.
#zodiac #starmap
Thanks Hugh. Very helpful.
You're welcome!
Brilliant. Fantastic work Hugh
Glad you enjoyed it
Wonderful to see your channel up and running, and how enlightening to see all these star-maps side by side, so to speak. I was particularly pleased to find the Nebra Sky Disc included, as the isotopes of the gold and tin (used for the bronze) reveal that both metals come from the River Carnon, in Cornwall. Congratulations -- and I have subscribed, of course.
Thank you. Yes, The German tribes must have been trading at a sophisticated level with Britain at the turn of the millennium BCE.
Howard Crowhurst's video on the Nebra Sky Disk is the definitive study imho. th-cam.com/video/EqBCx9nuzGY/w-d-xo.html
@@originofthezodiac9856 I'll certainly have a look. Many thanks, and good luck. I'll be watching.
Hugh, you might like this YT video: "Star Maps in Revelation, Mithraism, Freemasonry, and 9/11."
Thanks Peter, I'll have a look.
Fantastic to learn from your video, it completley chaneged my understanding about the origin of the Zodiac. So your point is that all the 12 Zodiac originated from Wales! Why are these sites not well known by the people in the world. And what do you think the connecetion between this origin and the Babylonian star catalouge?
Thank you. My hypothesis is that the origin of the modern zodiac was (to our knowledge) first represented in Gwynedd, and it predates the Babylonian and Egyptian Zodiacs, both of which are descendants of the origin. No doubt zodiacs existed before Gwynedd and the evolution of the signs may have taken many millennia, but there is no known preceding representation of the full zodiac before Gwynedd.
In fact, the constellations change over several precessionary cycles and need to be remapped. This was done by Enoch in Gwynedd before the Noah Flood c.7000 years ago.
My videos on Aries and Mars demonstrate the origin of these concepts predate the Babylonian star catalogue (MUL.APIN) by many tens of millenia. APIN is represented by a plough cuneiform sign. Ar-pin in Welsh literally means upon-pole and implies the northern pole of stars turning upon us from above, as represented by the plough constellation. A plough is an Arad in Welsh, which is the living representation of 'Ancient British' perhaps we are listening to the language of Atlantis. Please see my video on the naming of Atlantis.
@@originofthezodiac9856 Wow! It's so surprising to have your reply, it is such a great honor! I am now doing a research on this topic now, so it is so lucky having watched your video. And by the way, I'm a little confused when watching your video of Aries. Your point is the word "Aries" originated from Welsh, which means "the first sign". When you come to "why a ram" part, your said that the Welsh word "Hwrdd" means "onset" and also "ram". Then Egyptian herited this from ancient Welsh, so they placed ram on their Dendera Zodac plate, is that right? Then my question is why in Welsh the word "Hwrdd" means "onset" and "ram" at the same time. And I'm still wondering why ram represents this month, not other animal. I have read an explanation about this. It sais that this month is the lambing of European mouflon. What is your opinion about this? I'll apreciate it so much if you can enlighten me more on this!
Hi Jim. My pleasure.
Yes, that is right, Aries is explained by Welsh being the living remnant of an antediluvian language. It may not have originated in Wales, but the first explanation in context with the full zodiac, is in Wales, Gwynedd. It is right that following cultures including the Babylonian, Egyptian, Greek and Roman cultures inherited it into their systems from this previous culture, and then gave the month/sign additional meanings perhaps because the original meaning had become forgotten or they wished to give it more meaning in the year they experienced eg associating the month with lambing (in which case why a ram and not a lamb or a ewe?).
Ancient people used a verbal language tradition and employed everyday objects they could draw easily to represent abstract concepts (such as an onset) which they could not draw. These everyday objects would have had a name that was similar to the abstract concept and/or derived from the same root word. For example A ram is a Hwrdd (in Welsh) and its name is from the root word hwr which is a taking off, as is the behaviour of a ram.
archive.org/details/pocketdictionary00rich/page/n203/mode/2up?q=hwr
@@originofthezodiac9856 Thank you so much for replying. I have already bought your book. Can't wait to read it!
Thank you. Please see email I just sent you.
Interesting stuff - but I should point out that Nigel Ayers discovered the Bodmin Moor Zodiac in Cornwall not Devon!
Thank you @artcornwallvideo, apologies for the error.
Salam Hugh from Belgium
Maybe all the answers are in your book but everything you said is based on the fact that your theory about the Gwynedd zone is correct.
How can you be sure that the prints on the ground representing the different stars are true, and not a fruit of imagination or wishes?
Anyway, thank you for the work because it is the sincere effort that counts.
The proof is in my book, and I discuss it on the Leak Project and Megalithomania channels
www.youtube.com/@MegalithomaniaUK/search?query=hugh%20evans
www.youtube.com/@Leakproject42/search?query=Hugh%20Evans
@@originofthezodiac9856 Which video?
Try this one, from 1m55s: th-cam.com/video/_jE2cDG61k0/w-d-xo.html
There are 3 types of constellation mapped on the ground.
The third type is the proof and also the language connection.
Apologies..But could you explain why Aquarius has been left out?
Nerves... If you look on the left, you can see the constellation identified as I click on them, I missed it out by accident. I will show Aquarius in a video coming up soon. There's a lovely story with the Water Carrier.
@@originofthezodiac9856 Thank You, thought I had missed something...Look forward to all , really fascinating..Just a shame that so few can speak or understand the Ancient Tongue..With Thanks Janet.
@@janphillips7657 There are a million people in Wales that speak it! LOL There are also online courses where you can learn. Heddwch (peace)