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This document, 'THE ADAM AND EVE STORY' by Chan Thomas, presents a controversial theory of Earth's history, suggesting that global cataclysms, including massive floods and pole shifts, have repeatedly reshaped the planet and its civilizations. It reinterprets biblical accounts, particularly Genesis, as historical records of these events, with the Adam and Eve story correlating to a cataclysm approximately 11,500 years ago. The book argues that these events are cyclical, triggered by internal Earth processes, and that humanity's understanding of history needs radical revision.
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The book proposes a radical theory of recurring global cataclysms that have profoundly shaped Earth's history and civilizations.
The central thesis of 'THE ADAM AND EVE STORY' is that Earth has experienced multiple, cyclical cataclysms, characterized by rapid pole shifts, massive inundations, and earth-fire. These events are presented not as myths but as literal historical occurrences that have wiped out civilizations and reset the course of planetary development. The author, Chan Thomas, posits that these cataclysms are driven by natural processes within the Earth's core and molten layers, affecting the planet's shell and leading to dramatic geographical and climatic changes. The document meticulously details the sequence of events during such a cataclysm, including the supersonic winds, tsunamis, volcanic activity, and subsequent freezing, emphasizing the planet's constant cycle of destruction and regeneration.
Biblical narratives, particularly Genesis, are reinterpreted as historical accounts of these cataclysmic events.
The book argues that the stories of Noah's Flood and Adam and Eve are not allegorical but factual records of specific cataclysmic events. Genesis I is presented as a description of Earth immediately following a cataclysm 11,500 years ago, with the Adam and Eve story interpreted as originating from this period. The author delves into the linguistic and symbolic aspects of ancient texts, suggesting that words like 'tree', 'serpent', and 'cherubim' were glyphs in a proto-language (Naga) that conveyed specific meanings related to these events. The creation story, in particular, is reinterpreted through these glyphs to suggest Adam was a widower whose daughter, Eve, was born from him, and together they survived the destruction of a mother continent (the 'tree') by a cataclysmic inundation and earthquake.
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CIA Reading Room 05998606: THE ADAM AND EVE STORY
The document is a declassified CIA reading room item titled 'THE ADAM AND EVE STORY' by Chan Thomas.
This item is identified as CIA Reading Room Document 05998606 and authored by Chan Thomas, with an approved release date of 2019/05/17. It includes a table of contents detailing sections on 'The Next Cataclysm', 'The Great Floods', 'The Story', 'The Event', 'Genesis', and 'Conclusion'.
The book proposes that major cataclysms, including pole shifts and floods, have occurred repeatedly throughout Earth's history.
The 'Next Cataclysm' section describes a catastrophic event involving a massive earthquake, a two-mile-high tidal wave from the Pacific, supersonic winds, and molten earth-fire sweeping across continents. This event is posited to have obliterated civilization within hours, burying cities under miles of water and mud. It also describes subsequent freezing, the rotation of ice caps, and eventual melting, leading to rising sea levels and a new ice age. The text explicitly states that Earth's 60-mile thick shell shifts, moving the poles almost to the equator, while the atmosphere and oceans continue their rotation, causing immense destruction.
Geological evidence and ancient legends support the theory of recurring sudden revolutions of the Earth's surface.
The 'Great Floods' section references scientists like J. Andre DeLuc and Georges Cuvier who proposed that Earth's surface has undergone sudden revolutions. It highlights Cuvier's conclusion of repeated, sudden catastrophes, including sea irruptions and retreats. The book mentions other attempts to explain these phenomena, such as Immanuel Velikovsky and Frank C. Hibben, who noted evidence of widespread, rapid extinction events, like mammoths and bison being torn apart and frozen. The author emphasizes that the cataclysmic concept, though often dismissed, persists due to accumulating evidence across various scientific fields.
The author synthesized data from multiple earth sciences to date cataclysms and map Earth's polar positions over 35,000 years.
Chan Thomas claims that through years of research since 1949, correlating data from stratigraphy, archaeology, anthropology, paleontology, radiology, oceanography, seismology, and glaciology, he has verified the cataclysmic concept. His work reportedly identified the timing and nature of the last five cataclysms and determined Earth's shell positions over the past 35,000 years. He asserts that the last cataclysm was 6,500 years ago, corresponding to Noah's Flood, and that the process involves the disruption of Earth's inner magnetic and electrical structure, allowing the shallow molten layer to lubricate the shell's shift.
The trigger for these global cataclysms is theorized to be an atomic explosion within the Earth's outer core.
The book explains that the trigger for a cataclysm is believed to be an atomic explosion occurring when neutral matter escapes from the inner core into the outer core. This explosion disrupts the electrical and magnetic structure of the Earth, enabling the ice caps to pull the shell around, causing the pole shift. This process effectively ends ice ages and initiates new ones as different areas of the Earth occupy polar regions. The author dismisses sunspots as a trigger, instead proposing a fundamental universal motor-generator system inherent in celestial bodies.
Evidence for these cataclysms includes geological strata, ancient legends, and linguistic similarities worldwide.
The 'Great Floods' section and subsequent sections present a vast array of evidence supporting cyclical cataclysms. This includes formations in the Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, and Badlands indicating sudden deposition by water; the age of ice caps and geological strata in various locations (Niagara Falls, St. Anthony's Falls, Canada, Australia, Peru, New Zealand); legends of inundations and survival from diverse cultures (Malay Peninsula, Tierra del Fuego, Peru, Malaya, Sumatra); and linguistic similarities across languages (Polynesian, Greek, Egyptian, Mayan, Eskimo, Yakut, Oriental). The presence of jade in the Orient and tropical life in Arctic Siberia also points to dramatic climate and geographic shifts.
The author reinterprets the Adam and Eve story as a historical account of a cataclysm approximately 11,500 years ago.
The 'Story' section details how the author became intrigued by the Genesis account and, after correlating data showing a cataclysm 6,500 years ago (Noah's Flood), hypothesized that the previous cataclysm, about 11,500 years ago, was the backdrop for the Adam and Eve narrative. He suggests that Genesis I describes the post-cataclysmic state and that the Adam and Eve story, originally written in a proto-language akin to ancient Mayan (Naga), was later interpreted literally by Moses and Ezra, possibly influenced by the patriarchal attitudes of their times. This literal interpretation, the book argues, distorted the original meaning, particularly regarding Eve's role.
Ancient glyphs from a language called Naga are crucial to deciphering the original meaning of the Genesis story.
The book posits that the Adam and Eve story was originally written in Naga, believed to be the predominant language of the Eastern Hemisphere 11,500 years ago, which is closely related to ancient Mayan. It lists key Naga glyphs used in Genesis, such as 'Cherubims', 'Man', 'Fruit', 'Rib', 'Woman', 'Serpent', 'Adam's sleep', 'Tree', and 'Flaming Sword'. These glyphs are reinterpreted: 'Tree' symbolizes a mother continent, 'Serpent' represents water, 'Cherubims' signify foundations or legs, and 'Flaming Sword' denotes fire and earthquake. The eating of 'fruit' signifies descent from original inhabitants of the mother continent.
The book presents a detailed re-translation of Genesis I, II, and III based on the Naga glyph interpretations.
The 'Genesis' section offers a re-translation-interpretation of the Book of Genesis chapters I, II, and III. It frames the creation narrative within the context of cataclysms, describing the re-establishment of heavens and earth after inundations and winds. Genesis I depicts the restoration of order following a cataclysm, while Genesis II and III are presented as the story of Adam and Eve surviving a specific cataclysm 11,500 years ago. This reinterpretation suggests Adam was a widower whose daughter, Eve, was born from him, and together they descended from original inhabitants of a mother continent that was eventually destroyed by a cataclysmic flood and earthquake.
The 'Event' section describes the geographical and civilizational landscape approximately 11,500 years ago before a major cataclysm.
This section reconstructs the Earth's configuration around 11,500 years ago, with the North Pole located in Hudson Bay. It describes a large Atlantic continent stretching from Iceland to the Bahamas, and a Pacific continent encompassing the Hawaiian Islands and beyond. Civilizations in Greece, Egypt, and India are mentioned as advanced. The Amazon Basin was an inland sea, and Tiahuanaco in Peru was a seaside metropolis. The text details how pole shifts occurred rapidly (1/4 to 1/2 a day), triggering immense destruction from winds and oceans, with ice caps melting and sea levels rising significantly.
The author highlights the role of international aid and the Cold War in the survival of new nations.
The original webpage text, which seems to be an excerpt from a TIME magazine article unrelated to the 'Adam and Eve' book itself, discusses the challenges faced by newly formed nations post-World War II. It notes that about one-third of the world's population has gained independence, creating numerous unstable entities often reliant on foreign aid. The text highlights the economic and political difficulties these nations face, their arbitrary borders, and the legacy of colonialism, particularly in Africa. It also touches upon the role of international bodies like the UN and the competition for loyalties during the Cold War, which indirectly provide a 'safety net' for these emerging states through foreign aid.
The book concludes by referencing ancient myths and their cyclical implications for human history.
The 'Conclusion' section revisits the idea of cyclical cosmic events by referencing the Indian myth of Indra, Visvakarman, Brahma, and Vishnu, where worlds and divine figures arise and vanish repeatedly. This illustrates the concept of recurring cycles of creation and destruction. It also incorporates a quote from Plato, spoken by an Egyptian priest, which emphasizes the cyclical nature of history, the destruction of civilizations by earth-fire and inundation, and the loss of ancient knowledge due to these recurring calamities. The text underscores that humanity has experienced multiple destructions and rebuilds, with only remnants of past lore surviving.
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