Emerald Tablets of Thoth Debunked!

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[JabberWkie]

Step 1: Blame the Vatican
Step 1b: Blame Constantine

[trevorduncan]

So pretty much same reason the golden plates of Mormonism aren't in the history books.

[tking]

My dad left one day and never came back, he must be in the Vatican archives. He sometimes calls but that's it. The Vatican archives must have good reception.

[shannonkinzie]

What's ignorant is the fact you all believe what they tell you in school, which is warped. But you won't think for yourself, outside the box. They put all of the truth out their but no one believes anything outside the norm.

[Brainlizard]

Worse is that people would believe him who have no proper research & evidence or have no clue on what he’s spouting about just because it’s in tiktok and we know tiktok is full of ignorants and gullible people

[realDonaldMcElvy]

The Emerald Tablets of Thoth have been shattered into pieces. Now there is no way to control the Seven Chaos Emeralds until the Tablets are repaired.

[Gorillarevolta]

A yes, emerald is a well known writing material

[onenightinkyoto]

what's so funny about ignorant people like this is that it takes approximately 5 minutes to learn about any topic in summary. there's no excuse for this

[Kuitar]

I don’t know there is some pretty strange stuff in the emerald tablets that makes you think how the hell did they, or he (Dorreal) know that? For example, Thoth in the tablets says space is divided by angles in curves which is pretty similar to what string theory says today. The whole reason that is odd is string theory wasn’t discovered til 1969. Dorreal died in 1963, and probably did the emerald tablets way before that. So if he made it all up, he was pretty spot on at least with that something he shouldn’t have possibly known, long before it’s discovery. Although string theory hasn’t totally been proven it’s the most likely possibility as far as science is concerned

[owaind-g]

They literally exist, whether they were written by Thoth or someone else is hard to prove but they do in fact exist and are an excellent read. They are full of useful and interesting thoughts and ideas. The problem is you have to have an open mind and not be living in the matrix to really appreciate them for what they are.

[Tooinsecuretousemyrealname]

Me waiting for the Egyptian gods of strength, constitution, dexterity, intelligence, and charisma to come out: 😶

[floydlewinson]

We live in a close minded society where if the truth was placed in their face, they would figure out some way to say its false. Like a great man said, don't worry about the messenger, did you get the message

[webz]

Where are these emerald tablets of thoth? Are they in the room with us now?

[builtspeed]

I.P., next he'll be saying that the map to the Wizard of Oz is in the Vatican, too! 🤣👍

[redicej]

But then again, if you read that book, it's filled with useful information

[dw]

Why are the (throws dart) Emerald Tablets of (rolls dice) Thoth not included in your history books? It’s because (draws card) they’re hidden in (google search) the Vatican archives.
It’s gotta a be a shared script.

TikToker: the Emerald tablets can prove the origins of humanity.
Me: I don't know, man, I'm here, that alone proves the origin of humanity, I think.

[Tyndalic]

Tabula Smaragdina is another name for the Emerald Tablets. You are aware that there is knowledge hidden from the public that only certain families have. They are taught to initiates. However, when the time is right and they start bringing it to the public you would do well to know what they have to say! There’s a reason why everything is coming to light.

[DetroitLionGameCat]

I love how if you just put “debunked” after something, everyone believes it, and case closed. That’s pretty shallow minded thinking. Anyone that isn’t actually present during an event can’t make that statement with 100% certainty.

[benedektoth]

Not to be confused with the Tabula Smaragdina, a late antique Hermetic text composed of 13 mysterious sentences, attributed to Hermes Trismegistos (a hellenistic syncretism of Hermes and Thoth), living in several Latin and Arabic translations. It's been popular since the Middle Ages in serious mysticism and alchemy just as well as in occultism and new age "esotery".