The Lost Capital of Tartaria

#tartaria #oldworld #capital

An exploration considering the reality, ideal and potential locations for the Lost Capital of Tartaria. Where could this city have existed and what was it like? How is it reflected in our current capitals whether they represent nations, states or something else? What could this Capital tell us about the true nature of the civilization of Tartaria?

#tartaria #oldworld #capital

[bekaebrown]

The knowledge and wisdom you condense within your videos could fill the library at Melk. Its what every Mystery School wishes it could teach. Countless numbers of authors and creators have spent lifetimes trying to convey what you seem to do effortlessly. And though the wisdom is Higher, you have a special and unique way of bringing it down to the level that anyone can understand. 🙏🙌💖

[TeamHeat]

This is one of THE BEST pages to ever be not erased off youtube... restitutor orbis is the best at what he does, save worlds.

Keep up the great work sir.

[sushicat]

I must admit when I first came by your channel during my research into this, I kept it under my thumb I was in such a rush, but now I know better.

[hawaiiguykailua]

Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan known locally as Tartaria seems like a nice spot for a capital😊 Beautiful place which happens to be hosting the Phygital world games with its Mascot, Mira the Phoenix. Games end on 3/3-24. Those pesky 3s and phoenix symbols😊

[sushicat]

Similarly to how you describe, I’ve always took note to how things reflect another, in all it’s facets. From movies to games etc. so much to learn.

[Battlestar]

My kids and I refer to the cities using the same word! Thank you for another fascinating lesson in real Old World truth. You have created a wonderful space to view this fascinating realm.

[jacoblaw]

You truly are gifted to speak these truth, keep on pressing on. God Bless

[marklondon]

Just rewatched the film Name of the Rose. Raises many informative questions about history and religion. I know you have seen it but urge you to watch again. Thanks for your endeavors in the Great Work!

[texasredneckhippy]

Thanks for your channel. I really appreciate your approach to the numerous anomalies we are considering. I'm absolutely certain that we cant be absolutely certain. Wait, that statement seems to be conflicted.

[ishko]

Thank you Lucius for spreading the values that are still not completely lost and that keep this our realm from truly falling apart in every way.

The great Vedic scripture Vedanta-sutra (Veda=knowledge, anta=end, conclusion) begins with this: "Now, therefore, it is time to inquire into the Absolute Truth." Whatever civilizations have ever thrived in this realm, the greatest success is this: the Truth. It will set you free. Now we are not free. And that freedom has a price, and is enacted in stages. It's not something we can readily achieve in a single effort. So it's very encouraging to see people like your good self who actively strive to promulgate at least a part of this essence of life to the world. Integrity is important. Too many today brag and boast that they wanna restore the world. But you're one of those who are actually doing it. Salutations. Ave Aurelian.

[seanp]

Fascinating exploration of fantasy and how it relates to reality - which I'm finding a lot lately. I'd be very interested in a deeper dive in this subject. Buildings in fantasy and sci fi etc. I'd particularly like a focus on final fantasy games, with all their elaborate Tartarian-esque architecture and airships etc.

[Sandbarfight]

Thank you again for another great video

[Presshna]

Amazing video, its actually quite soothing! And so much video's to go still ❤

[DuaneL]

I am struggling to determine my feelings regarding the whole Tartaria/Tartary history as it appears to be such a massive piece of history but never mentioned in any of our school educational courses. I can’t help but think this in itself shows the conspiracy to hide many truths.

[deltadom]

We need a time machine and to know how much of our history we have been lied about

[pauliedibbs]

"Originally, _Tartarus_ was used only to confine dangers to the gods of Olympus. In later mythologies, _Tartarus_ became a space dedicated to the imprisonment and torment of mortals who had sinned against the gods, and each punishment was unique to the condemned. In Roman mythology, sinners (as defined by the Roman societal and cultural norms of their time) are sent to Tartarus for punishment after death."

"Tartarus occurs in the Septuagint translation of Job (40:20 and 41:24) into Koine Greek, and in Hellenistic Jewish literature from the Greek text of the Book of Enoch, dated to 400–200 BC. This states that God placed the archangel Uriel "in charge of the world and of Tartarus" (20:2). Tartarus is generally understood to be the place where 200 fallen Watchers (angels) are imprisoned."

"In the non-canonical Apocalypse of Paul, _Tartaruchi_ (singular: tartaruchus, meaning "holder of Tartarus") are the keepers of Tartarus (hell). The Italian and Portuguese word tartaruga ("turtle" or "tortoise") derives from this noun, as may English tortoise and turtle."

Alas, perhaps we have our connection with Disc World, fallen angels, and Tartarus? 😎

[watchmen]

Hey buddy they are misconstruing your views.. you're doing a great job!! The truth is supposed to hurt and also be unpopular!!

[Andrew_Austin]

Love that quote from Excalibur at the beginning, just watched it the other day

[anonymousapocalypse]

The buildings had to be tall so the airships could use them to navigate based on landmarks

[crossthreading]

What a jigsaw puzzle.
Keeps the mind busy.