Comments on: Romanians – cradle of human civilization?!

By: andrei

andrei — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:52:03 +0000

nu suntem,sau mai precis nu mai suntem!descoperiri arheologice in china au scos la iveala o scriere,pe carapace de testoasa,mai veche cu o mie de ani decat placutele de la Tartaria!dar stii cum e cu istoria poate maine descopera langa barlad cea mai veche scriere din lume,pe boabe de orez!poate create de cei mixati cu zeitatile,care apropo cum pot fi deosebiti de restul muritorilor?all in all,mi-a placut articolul tau,m-a linistit intr-un fel:),credeam ca sunt singurul care citeste despre asta!
P.S. schimba culoarea fundalului te rog!abia mai vad sa scriu!

By: Razvan Gorea (Tiny)

Razvan Gorea (Tiny) — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 06:20:44 +0000

great info , were can i search more on this subject . multumesc

By: Nicu

Nicu — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 23:32:11 +0000

Ce comentariu sa mai fac? Emotionant pt mine sa vad ca mai sunt iubitori si cautatori de adevar in istoria noastra urgisita,uitata si de multe ori inlocuita! Felicitari!

By: J. Richter

J. Richter — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 12:35:47 +0000

Hello Xaide,

Thanks for your valuable information towards the Thracian culture. Certainly the Thracians are being underestimated. Herodot wrote the Thracians would be the most powerfull people of the world (if they would unite themselves). They were living near the origin-area for the Proto-Indian-European language.

I am looking for more information about Gebeleizis or Nebeleizis, the Thracians’ Supreme Divinity. I learned the Sun God was being depicted as a 3-headed person riding a horse. They archaeologists did find hundreds of those sculptures in Romania.
Early versions of this deity are 2-faced sculptures and they may belong to the family of androgynous supreme deities, which were common in ancient eras.
Are there any high-resolution photographs for sculptures this 2-headed or 3-headed supreme Thracian deity ?

Thank you for your information!

Regards,

J. Richter

By: ruc

ruc — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 09:38:39 +0000

multam frate

By: I. Optimus Maximus

I. Optimus Maximus — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 18:30:12 +0000

why erich van däniken isn`t intereseted in this culture???????????

By: admin

admin — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:11:53 +0000

thanks a lot for the link. truth is, I didn’t use Romanian as a language as much as I used English, at least for any kind of research I’ve done.

English is an international language and it’s crucial for a writer, who wants to send a message as visible as possible, to choose a suitable medium for transmitting that message. English & Internet is the best I could find.

I also believe that Romanians are very good at holding “secret” information about the nice things that are present here and great at disclosing or at fabricating flaws of our nation. My mission here is/was to educate people of all nationalities with respect to this subject, not only us, Romanians.

By: Ady

Ady — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 10:46:58 +0000

oups … now with no diacritics: http://ro.wikiquote.org/wiki/Proverbe_rom%C3%A2ne%C5%9Fti

By: Ady

Ady — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 10:45:01 +0000

You should try politics :).
I’m kidding since I can only appreciate this entry. Even though I do not necessarily agree on all aspects. U are pretty radical when proposing an idea or it’s just my feeling?
Xaide, Romania has also a very beautiful language! I sometimes found myself in difficulty trying to understand your entries :D.
I found some of sayings:
http://ro.wikiquote.org/wiki/Proverbe_rom�neşti

Bear in mind there is no such word like “dor” in English :))