The Stargate Phenomenon

The Stargate Tartartus, the prison of the Titans, is here conceived as encompassed by the earth and forming its interior. Hesiod (Theog., 720, ff) represents it as surrounded by a brazen fence and situated as far beneath the earth as earth is beneath the heaven; it ou!d re"uire nine days and nights, he says, for an anvi! to fa!! from heaven to earth, and as many more for it to fa!! from earth to Tartarus. #The outer dar$ness is a great serpent, the tai! of hich is in is mouth, and it is outside the ho!e or!d, and surroundeth the ho!e or!d% in it there are many p!aces of punishment, and it containeth t e!ve ha!!s herein severe punishment is inf!icted. &n each ha!! is a governor differeth from that of his neighbor. The governor of the first ha!! hath the face of a crocodi!e, ith its tai! in its mouth. 'rom the mouth of the serpent proceed a!! ice, and a!! dust, and a!! co!d, and every $ind of disease and sic$ness% and the true name by hich they ca!! him#is (n$hthonin - (From E. A. Wallis Budge The )ods of the (gyptians, vol 1)

He (*acob) had a dream in hich he sa a stair ay resting on the earth, ith its top reaching to heaven, and the ange!s of )od ere ascending and descending on it#He as afraid and said, +Ho a esome is this p!ace, This is none other than the house of )od; this is the gate of heaven.+ - Genesis 28: 12 (and 28:16-17)