Post 40. The People of the Magdalenian Culture Involved in Transfer Activity Between 15,000 B.C. and 14,501 B.C. (The Creation, Volume II: Chapter 1, Subhead 1

The Creation:  Its Infinite Features and Finite Realms

 

Volume II

The Material and Mystical Pathways of a Person of the

                                Magdalenian Culture Involved in Transfer Activity

 
Chapter 1

                                     Alignment A as It Pertains to the First Step
                                      of the Material Pathway; and Alignment M

      ----The People of the Magdalenian Culture Involved in Transfer Activity

      Between 15,000 B.C. and 14,501 B.C. (Post 40. CVIIC1S1)

   
----The Multiple Inspired Source, “Lascaux Cave” (Figure 1) (Post 41. CVIIC1S2)

----The Symbolism Pertaining to the Two Horses Depicted in the Inspired Source 1-2
(the Two Horses) in the Multiple Inspired Source, "Lascaux Cave" (Figure 1)
(Post 42. CVIIC1S3)

----Alignment A and the First Step of the Material Pathway of a Person of the
Magdalenian Culture Involved in Transfer Activity (Post 43. CVIIC1S4)

----Alignment K as It Pertains to Point K3 and the Completion of the First Step of
the Material Pathway Symbolized by Alignment A (Post 44. CVIIC1S5)

----Alignment M as It Pertains to Post Hypnotic Suggestion-like Mind Control Techniques
(Post. 45. CVIIC1S6)
 

The People of the Magdalenian Culture Involved in Transfer Activity between
15,000 B.C. and 14,501 B.C. (Post 40. CVIIC1S1)

 

In Volume I of The Creation:  Its Infinite Features and Finite Realms, it was stated that between 15,000 B.C. and 14,501 B.C. people of the Magdalenian culture dwelling in the Dordogne River region of southwestern France, and possibly elsewhere in Europe, transferred from their primitive culture to an advanced interstellar civilization that dwelt in the interior of the earth.  This transfer activity by the people of the Magdalenian culture in the fifteenth millennium B.C. also included the use by these people of a cave, which was located in the Vizere Valley of the Dordogne River region.  Today, this cave is known as the Lascaux cave.  We will not discuss again all that was stated in Volume I of The Creation concerning the Magdalenian people and the paintings of the animals of the Upper Paleolithic period that they executed within the Lascaux cave.  The reader can refer to Volume I and other books, if he wishes to learn more about this subject.   

 

The subject that will be addressed in Volume II of The Creation is the transfer activity of the people of the Magdalenian culture between 15,000 B.C. and 14,501 B.C.  Although this subject was discussed to some extent in Volume I, in Volume II, it will be discussed in greater detail. It would be natural to assume that the Creator’s purpose for transfer activity was simply to transfer primitive people dwelling in primitive cultures and civilizations on earth to an advanced interstellar civilization, where these people would become associate members of that civilization.  However, in the plan and purpose of the Creator for the creation, and the life that dwells therein, apparently, there was a higher purpose for this activity.  This higher purpose was briefly addressed in Volume I.  However, it will be addressed again in Chapter 7 of this volume.


Commentary 

In this chapter, Chapter 1, we will discuss symbolism concerning the inspired source 1-2 (the two horses) of the multiple inspired source, "Lascaux Cave," (Figure 1), and symbolism concerning alignments A, K, and M of the same multiple inspired source.  We will discover that alignment A depicts, symbolically, the first step of the material pathway of the people of the Magdalenian culture involved in transfer activity in the fifteenth millennium B.C.




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