an audio lecture originally delivered in 1885 by Gerald Massey one of the greatest human intellects ever.
you all do not appear to realize that humanity evolved..no doubt about it...and that our path to this day involved a period of ignorance and bare animal survival, and that in the process we had to develop tools and speech as precursors to our development into technological people....
we had to develop speech and did so by first developing more primitive means of communication like gesture language and dance...the stuff of pantomime and party. we dance for pleasure today but we danced first dance of survival of the group/species......
you see nowhere else in the whole world, do we find any artifact, information of any kind to even suggest that this process in the evolution of humanity, took place anywhere but in africa..and that the people who did it were anything but black. I will not belabor this point and invite all of you to point out differently..and to determine what it means in actuality,then as now..by and with as much proof as you can muster
all the information is there...all the facts..the languages, the dance and pantomime, the writing on the wall literally. and once that problem is solved what? it tells us our story, that we all we believe to the contrary is wrong and that we re-organize our perspective, end prejudices for they have no factural base in human reality, come to the truth that we must survive on this planet and move out..that that is our primary goal..that our evolutionary reality establishes our purpose, why we are here and how we must live in order to go on, that we have a destiny we must achieve, glorious, tragic, or both.
the above lecture investigates, digs deep into how we learned to think/talk and proceed..and where this took place by one of the most exhaustive, long term and incredible and not really individual scholary projects of all time by Gerald Massey. Massey had supporters and helpers that included the likes Dr Samuel Birch, Dr Albert Churchward.
here is wikipedia on on Massey:
Quote:From about 1870 onwards, Massey became increasingly interested in Egyptology and the similarities that exist between ancient Egyptian mythology and the Gospel stories. He studied the extensive Egyptian records housed in the Assyrian and Egyptology section of the British Museum in London where he worked closely with the curator, Dr. Samuel Birch, and other leading Egyptologists of his day, even learning hieroglyphics at the time the Temple of Horus at Edfu was first being excavated.