Nick Redfern: Immortality of the Gods

Earth Ancients

Cliff Dunning

Society & Culture, Social Sciences, Science

4.4 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2017

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Each of us are alive for a very limited time.

Or are we?

What if we could live not just for a century, but for millennia? What if there were a way for us to never die?

Is such a thing even remotely possible?

It may not only be feasible; it may very well have been achieved in the distant past. Ancient aliens may well have uncovered the secrets behind slowing, and ultimately completely stopping, the aging process.

History is filled with accounts of fantastic beings, powerful gods, and half-human/half-alien entities that had extraordinarily long lifespans. Many such stories are now largely dismissed as nothing more than the stuff of legend, folklore, and mythology. But what if the accounts are all too real?

Highlights of Immortality of the Gods include:

The story of the legendary Anunnaki, how they achieved everlasting life, and why they shared their secrets with Noah, Methuselah, and other biblical figures.
The saga of Gilgamesh, a long-lived part-human, part-extraterrestrial Sumerian ruler who was obsessed with immortality.A study of the claims that one of the reasons for the 2003 invasion of Iraq was to uncover the millennia-old secrets of white powder gold, a manna-like substance that supposedly rejuvenates cells and tissue.

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0:00.0	Block Talk Radio. I'm going to be able to be in all the way
0:14.0	and all of the
0:17.0	and all Oh, I'm going to. Hey man, it's February.
0:45.0	Here we go again. It's like the years flying by, but we're all busy, right?
0:52.0	Hey, and this is one of those great years where at least here
0:56.2	in California we're getting some serious rain and I was just looking at the paper the
1:01.3	other day and our whole deal is reservoirs, reservoirs filling up and supplying water and at this point and it's raining pretty hard outside right now.
1:13.6	At this point the reservoirs are over their capacity
1:17.0	and there's water coming off on the,
1:26.7	what do they call the discharging water in certain reservoirs because it's so much water coming in. But hey, I love it. I love the rain. I might have mentioned that I get out and hike a lot and I even hike in the rain and a lot of my friends go you're crazy man to get it out there soaking yourself and but what I do is I go out and I'll get a I'll get my heavy raincoat on I'll put my beat up boots on. I'll put my beat-up boots on and I'll go out there and walk the trails. Yeah, some of them are muddy,
1:59.8	but there's a couple of trails here in Northern California that they've put Blue Rock on.
2:05.0	And that's a really great stone for draining water.
2:12.0	Water kind of beads up and then drops into it and soaks through but it doesn't create
2:16.5	mud it's kind of surface it's not heavy rock but anyhow it's great for hiking and you know even when it's coming
2:26.6	down hard sometimes I'll just go out for a you know 20 minute hike but about a
2:31.8	year ago I was with a friend and we went hiking it was a Saturday I think and it was a warm day
2:38.6	it was strangely warm and it was really coming down hard it was kind of a strange warm weather day. And I remember
2:46.2	one of the most unusual things about this hike was we were on this trail
2:50.0	called Seevue, which is in Tilden Park in Oakland,
2:54.3	Hills, Oakland, California.
2:56.7	And as we were hiking on this trail,
2:59.1	it was like all the animals, all the creatures were coming out. It's like, like hey there's not going to be any
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