These two cd-roms have been seen
back in the past and reported as...


the Tablet of Fate and the Tablet of Destiny in ancient
Mesopotamian, Sumerian, and Semite 'two tablets' accounts.


In Egypt, Moses called these two items the Urim and Thummim,
as did Joseph Smith in the mid 1800s when he was shown them.


Nostradamus called them 'wheels'.
The Wheel of Destiny of Nations and the Wheel of Time.
At that time the Queen of France called them 'Magic Circles'.

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In a picture from the mid 1800s
Joseph Smith Jnr. (along with Eight
Witnesses) are shown holding the two
plastic cd jewel cases that held the
two previously mentioned compact
disks (that Smith identified as the
Urim and Thummim).




One is being held flat against
the lid, while the other is being
taken out of the box.


At that point of history, plastic
had not yet been invented.

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  This disk has been seen back in the past. Its shape
  and contents have been described and depicted in
  various ancient texts throughout our history.

A compact disk's shape is round.

Its main menu page has a map of the
Mediterranean Basin thereon.


Greek map of the Known World

Early Egyptian and Mesopotamian concepts portrayed the world
as a flat disk floating in the ocean.
This concept was also known by the Greeks in 640 BCE.

Here is a map of the then
known world.

"The Greeks of Solon's time believed that the world was a disc floating on an ocean of water."

The map was drawn because they saw the shape of the Ancients compact disk and the depiction of the Mediterranean Basin with its sea water image.

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  This disk contains information regarding SIX
  ancient Mediterranean civilizations.
  One of them shows a hillock while
  another depicts a mountain.

The MAP associated with the Atlantis Island legend clearly shows these features.
Six areas divided by the rivers with two showing a hillock and a mountain.

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  This cd-rom has
  SIX main sections.


  This is its basic shape.

        These attributes have
        been depicted in the
        Tibetan 'Wheel of Life'.

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The other two main sections of this cd-rom are the VOYAGE screen and the HELP pages.
This gives the disk as having EIGHT main regions.




  The Babylonian depiction
  of the Known World
  shows these attributes.



  The central circle and
  hole is obvious.


  The other 8 circles
  represent the 8 sections.

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A compact disk's shape is round. It has a hole
in the middle surrounded by a visible rim.



This is the opening screen
of the Ancients disk, being
a SKY over the SEA.


Let us examine the top left picture from this old Bible which is opposite the page for Genesis Chapter One.

 

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Not only does it show the shape and form of a compact disk
but it has the Sky and Sea screen picture that first appears
on the Ancients cd-rom.

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  This disk was worshipped in Egypt by Pharaoh
  Amunhotep IV who called it the Aten disk.
  (Religious scholars thought it represented the Sun,
    but the Sun has never had a hole in its centre.)

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This particular disk and the computer's drive-tray have
been depicted when seen back in the past.

Papyrus of Ani   EGYPT   1240 BCE   from Plate 1,   (from column 1)

A Compact Disk. Its flat underside shines.  (glyphs w + b + n                mean 'to shine') A Compact Disk. Its protruding ledge has a disk shaped saddle in the side of the supportive base

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(See Article in main menu)

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  Two biblical writers describe this cd-rom as a BOOK
1. Book of Ezekiel, verse 2:10, Old Testament
It is described as a book written within and from the back
which is explaining that its 'written data' is enscribed as bumps
within the layers of plastic as digital data (which is read by a laser
beam 'from the back' of the disk).

2. Book of Revelation, verse 5:1, New Testament
John chronicles this book written within and on the backside
but also includes a description of the number of active icons
       seen on its main MAP PAGE...



       ...as 'sealed with seven seals'



       (See Article in main menu)