"This is still being done to the very day," the Russian interjected. "The term for intentionally breaking our link with mankind's achievements in the past, is modernization. In my book, that twisting of terms is nothing less than the criminalization of language. A lot of this is being done now by the masters of empire as a means for covering their lies."

       "Yes, that's how the circumcision should be seen," I said to him. "If the ancient civilization was a structure of levels upon levels of intimacy, then the removal of a person's sexual sensitivity that inspires intimacy, would do the trick of undermining what the ancients had evidently valued. This would have cleared the path for the emerging kings to rule and usher in the age of the dictators that hasn't ended to the present day. According to my friend Steve, the male circumcision removes up to 80% of the sexual sensitivity, and the horrible female circumcision for which the entire vulva is scraped away, goes even father. If this process became applied later to the general population, by which their intimacy with one another would be blocked in all other respects as well, the high culture of the ancients that reflected an intimate society, would have become lost. Since this appears to have happened, as the result of it, the collapse of Egypt became inevitable."

      The Russian nodded. "It all makes sense, doesn't it?" he said. "It fits. But how do we reverse this avalanche of treachery and rebuild what has been lost?"

      "Steve told me that a faction of the priesthood might have isolated itself and kept the ancient's ideology alive for a while longer," I said to the Russian. "Steve suggested that Moses came from this group. He said that Moses appears to have staged the great Exodus of the Hebrew slaves as a means for preserving the core elements of the ancients' wisdom, through the Hebrew culture, conveyed to them via the Ten Commandments that he provided for them, written by the hand of God. Considering that the ancients were often referred to as gods, he wasn't exactly lying. Steve thinks that not all has been lost. A few threads have been preserved of the ancient's fabric of culture. Their intimate culture might have been built up during the long 100,000-year period of the last Ice Age glaciation. Or it might go father back. It might be the defining aspect of the homosapien species that we are. It appears that this train was broken 4,500 years ago, as is evident by the dawn of the circumcision, for reasons that we have yet to discover. Whatever caused this, broke our link with the Universe and with ourselves."

      "If this is so," interjected the artist girl, "then the circumcision predates Abraham by half a millennium, rather than him being the father of the circumcision, as he is reported to be."

      "Oh yes, history is easily adjusted retroactively by the rulers, if it is in their interest to do so, as we see it here. We see a lot of that today," said the Russian. "It would be surprising if it wasn't applied to the building of the pyramids. They were no more built by Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure, than the Taj Mahal was built by Shah Jahan. Carbon dating of wood in its doorframes puts the Taj Mahal into a much earlier timeframe, predating the Shah by a few centuries, bringing its origin quite close to the time of the building of the temples of Khajuraho. The evidence tells us that the Shah had captured the Taj Mahal, plundered it, and converted it into an Islamic burial shrine, which is a contradiction in itself. The Shah evidently needed the captured temple to be a tomb, in order to keep the public out that would have recognized his modifications to it. Thus, history is adjusted. This happens all the time. 'In lies we trust!' This is the modern song, and has been the song for a long time. We still sing this song to the very day, just as the Egyptian kings probably did 4,500 years ago when their own pyramid building turned out to be too problematic, so that they simply utilized what had already been built, adding a few peripheral structures under their name."

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