Sue Vincent was a Yorkshire born writer, esoteric teacher and a Director of The Silent Eye. She was immersed in the Mysteries all her life. Sue maintained a popular blog and is co-author of The Mystical Hexagram with Dr G.M.Vasey. Sue lived in Buckinghamshire, having been stranded there due to an accident with a blindfold, a pin and a map. She had a lasting love-affair with the landscape of Albion, the hidden country of the heart. Sue passed into spirit at the end of March 2021.
Many biblical tales have their roots in much older stories. Most of them, are probably intended to be understood from a symbolic, rather than a literal perspective. Others, they may have had some basis in actual events, represent distortions of folk memory rendered as myths. What is curious here is the exactitude of the measurements and instructions given…and the speaker in the video is a joy to watch 🙂
For some, it is a matter of beliefe or of faith… and I will always treat that with respect, no matter what my own beliefs may be. After all, any of us may be right… or wrong.
I just watched a Nova special on this last night (net flicks). It featured the lecturer. It was very interesting to watch. I also echo (no pun intended) Sue Vincent in the fact that I respect other’s beliefs and faiths rather they resonate with my own or not. One of the kindest things we can do as humans is to seek understanding, regardless of common belief.
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
The Ark is one of the less likely myths from ancient times repeated in the Bible. It can be shown that the Bible has borrowed from many sources.
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Many biblical tales have their roots in much older stories. Most of them, are probably intended to be understood from a symbolic, rather than a literal perspective. Others, they may have had some basis in actual events, represent distortions of folk memory rendered as myths. What is curious here is the exactitude of the measurements and instructions given…and the speaker in the video is a joy to watch 🙂
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Humans being humans so often try to insist that they be taken as literal!
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For some, it is a matter of beliefe or of faith… and I will always treat that with respect, no matter what my own beliefs may be. After all, any of us may be right… or wrong.
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He’s a very entertaining speaker. Thanks for posting.
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He’s good, isn’t he?
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A most entertaining man. At least he didn’t have an epileptic fit when first setting eyes on the tablet!
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I thoroughly enjoyed his lecture 🙂
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Ah… a flying saucer? Perhaps that’s how we arrived on Earth from Mars. 😀
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It does look a bit saucer-ish 🙂
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I just watched a Nova special on this last night (net flicks). It featured the lecturer. It was very interesting to watch. I also echo (no pun intended) Sue Vincent in the fact that I respect other’s beliefs and faiths rather they resonate with my own or not. One of the kindest things we can do as humans is to seek understanding, regardless of common belief.
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He is very good to watch, isn’t he?
And I agree with you…respect and understanding heal many things.
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