Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I - Piiroinen, Pia
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Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I is a thrilling journey to the past, starting with the civilization of Mesopotamia and Sumerian tradition with mysterious Annunnaki and giants. Who were Anunnaki and Sumerians? Who were Ancient Egyptians? What language did they speak? Who were mysterious Habirus and Aryan people? Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I gives answers to these questions and reveals also many interesting and thrilling things discovered in laser scanning and metallogenic maps. Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I- book presents for example an ancient ferromagnetic airplane and a formation of Azazyel as…mehr

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Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I is a thrilling journey to the past, starting with the civilization of Mesopotamia and Sumerian tradition with mysterious Annunnaki and giants. Who were Anunnaki and Sumerians? Who were Ancient Egyptians? What language did they speak? Who were mysterious Habirus and Aryan people? Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I gives answers to these questions and reveals also many interesting and thrilling things discovered in laser scanning and metallogenic maps. Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I- book presents for example an ancient ferromagnetic airplane and a formation of Azazyel as he was described in The Book of Enoch, among many other amazing things. Me Habirut Mahabharata Part I is a real must for everyone interested in history, archaeology and geology. The latest technological achievements like laser scanning have made possible to study antediluvian periods and petrified rocks in detail. These details reveal really astonishing things and they also question standard theories of early stages and life forms in the Earth.
Autorenporträt
Pia Piiroinen is an artist and researcher. She is particularly interested in Sumerian and Aryan history. As an artist she has created an art form called Fusion Art, which is based on ancient Aryan tradition.