Mr. Blindbowman,radiation exposure can cause the headache , stomic symptoms and time warp loss you describe in previous posts..Decided to post cause nobody mentioned it.
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cactusjumper said:Paul,
Trying to understand the mind/words of a: Shaman; Witch; Shape Shifter; Skin Walker; Seer; Sage; Brother of Christ and Prophet, can only be done by someone who is all of those things. Any attempt to do so, without those qualifications, could make your head explode. In other words: Kids, don't attempt this at home! It could be hazardous to your health.
Take care,
Joe
Oroblanco said:HOLA amigos,
I would only add here that there is a third version of Jacob Waltz's gold mine discovery and location, which is not found in either the Holmes or the Petrasch/Thomas version, and has far less romantic/exciting/lurid events as well as far less details about where it was/is. This other version is un-published (as far as I know) but you can piece it together from the Arizona Pioneer Interviews, recorded in the Depression by writers working for the WPA (or CCC, not sure anymore). The Phoenix public library has many of them but not all. I am convinced this other version is correct even though I can't prove it, -yet-.
Blindbowman you never answered about the ancient equator error, so I have to guess that you don't have any problem with it, or that your sites do not show any clue that the ancient people had any idea of their longitude/latitude. I half-suspected that you had found a 'medicine wheel' which would have been very useful in establishing the date when it was created, but you haven't given any indication that is what you found, other than your earlier mention of a ball court. If you have truly found Chicomoztoc, I hope that you plan to publish your discoveries in the near future.
Also, have to 'ditto' the remarks of our mutual amigo CJ - the internet is a great resource BUT has its limitations and contains a great deal of information that is not exactly right, along with some that is outright wrong.
Just a side note amigo, but I too do not live by any mechanical or electrical clock, frequently I have no clue what day of the week or month it is etc however I am cycled to the heavenly clock of Helios and Luna, which regulates how many hours you can actually get work done outside. If the Sun is out, I can tell you the time fairly close by looking at it's position, but otherwise I don't concern myself about what time it is on a clock or watch. There are trade-offs to living in this way, but I would not care to go back to living by the clock.
I hope your brother recovers quickly and fully, and hope that you are not blaming yourself or the venture into the Superstitions for his condition. This might sound odd but things have a way of happening as if by some master plan, so that what appears terrible at first was really dodging a much more terrible event. For instance, in the case of your own brother - the hike into the Superstitions probably did affect his heart, which was in a way LUCK - for at least he was not struck with a fatal attack while in the mountains far from any kind of help, and the fact that his heart condition is now discovered might actually have saved his life! For if you had not gone with him into the Superstition mountains and thus caused him to experience trouble with his heart, his heart condition might have gone un-noticed until one day (sooner or later) he would have a massive arrest and die at a much-too-young age. It happens all the time amigo, people with a heart condition that is dangerous are not aware of their trouble until it is too late - but you and your brother are at least lucky enough to have found out the problem before a fatal incident and can do something about it. Strange how things work out sometimes, but you and your brother going to the Superstitions might just have saved his life!
(I had an older friend who took another friend of his [-a neighbor-] on a moose hunting trip to Quebec some years ago. Unfortunately, they saw only cow moose and the weather turned very wet so after a couple of weeks they decided to head for home. The old logging road they had driven in to their hunting camp was a muddy mess and the Jeep station wagon got hopelessly stuck miles from the maintained road. The two men got out and tried to push the Jeep out of the mire and his friend had a massive heart attack on the spot, dying in a matter of moments. My friend had to hike a number of miles out to find help and had the sad duty of bringing his dead friend home. His friend had no idea of any heart condition. So the way I see it, you and your brother were fortunate.)
Good luck and good hunting amigos, I hope you all find the treasures that you seek.
your friend,
Roy - Oroblanco
your right i dont care, thats why my discovery will remain hiden
i would like to see the Rendezvous come to site 4 ...let me explan it in detail ...not in some ink or setting here in NY
you want to see a site that dose more then matches the legends step up and we can take a walk and i will explan every detail of my research and why i beleive this site 4 is chicomoztoc .
be there judge site 4 for what it is ...
HOLA amigos,
I would only add here that there is a third version of Jacob Waltz's gold mine discovery and location, which is not found in either the Holmes or the Petrasch/Thomas version, and has far less romantic/exciting/lurid events as well as far less details about where it was/is. This other version is un-published (as far as I know) but you can piece it together from the Arizona Pioneer Interviews, recorded in the Depression by writers working for the WPA (or CCC, not sure anymore). The Phoenix public library has many of them but not all. I am convinced this other version is correct even though I can't prove it, -yet-.
this is going to be my last post for some time . its my brithday and i am going to reward you for a good honest reply , i value your replies more then any one here on the web site ...Oroblanco said:HOLA amigos,
Cubfan, I sent you a reply via PM, so as not to bore our friends here with another too-long post.
Blindbowman you have said that you have evidence that you are not willing to post publicly, evidence that would prove your case conclusively. Is it safe to assume that you will release the information when you publish your discoveries? What about the ball court - did you manage to take any measurements of the dimensions of it? I presume that you have recorded the latitude/longitude of every site, do you see anything significant in these coordinates? What about the offer of our amigo Cubfan to accompany you to examine the sites as an un-biased witness, would that idea be acceptable to you? You could ask him (or anyone you choose to allow to accompany you) to sign a non-disclosure agreement, which would give your sites some legal protection against someone leaking the locations. What about the questions posited by our amigo Gossamer? How do you do a psychological profile on a person who is no longer alive? Do we even have enough information to make an ACCURATE profile of Jacob Waltz?
I have reasons for doubting that Waltz was some kind of mad-dog killer, firstly - just look at his relationships with his friends Julia Thomas and Reiney Petrasch. Would a serial killer go out of his way to help save a friend from losing her bakery business by digging up his own gold to bail her out? Why should Waltz have allowed Holmes to live on that hot and angry day, when he caught Holmes tracking him, and Holmes spotted Waltz up ahead with him dead in his rifle sights. See these kinds of details just do not fit with at least a majority of murderers amigo, and I got to know a number of them on a personal basis, daily, having worked with them in a maximum security prison in VA some years ago. A cold blooded killer doesn't usually form close friendships, certainly not with women (exception, mothers) nor youngsters. The people who knew Waltz while he was alive had no doubts that he was capable of killing, and few would take the chance of testing him - yet think about how a serial killer operates amigo, do you really feel that Waltz fits with the pattern? I (respectfully) fail to see it, at least at this point.
I don't know what has set you off amigo but assume that you are dealing with a lot of stress, especially worry about your brother. I hope that his health will soon be on the mend and you will not be under so much stress. Good luck and good hunting, I hope you (and everyone reading this) find the treasures that you seek.
your friend,
Oroblanco
if my brother fails to recover i will not retrun to the site .. this is a shame i must own
cactusjumper said:bb,
You should stick with what you have actually seen on the ground. Your power is not as strong as you believe it to be.
The problem with using the Holmes Manuscript as your bible, is that Brownie didn't write it. He had nothing to do with that story, and maintained that until the day he died. That means that all of your details and profiling are useless. They are based on a book that is historical fiction.
A reliable source will be provided upon request.
On the other hand, it's a hell of a good story.
"you want to see a site that dose more then matches the legends step up and we can take a walk and i will explan every detail of my research and why i beleive this site 4 is chicomoztoc"
If you can't answer the questions I asked in "Aztec Gold", how can you show anyone......anything?
Joe Ribaudo
his camp and the killings happend at or near the mine it self .. and all 5 of these markers are