The Oera Linda Forum

ott wrote: ↑22 Sep 2024, 15:27 Yes, two years ago I have been to a lecture by Eelco de Boer...

I see, I see. Well, just like you, I'm sure he has also found and learned new things the past two years. Who knows what has changed. I hope you don't hold too many grudges Because it could be an interesting collaboration.

Another reply from me, after checking out Eelco de Boer more. Here's part of the introduction of his most recent book called 'Mysteries in The Netherlands unraveled':


"In this book, Eelco de Boer describes that traces of ancient Nordic, Germanic and Greek mythology can be found in the Netherlands ...

Watching it as we speak. Super interesting, so thanks for posting Kraftr!

@ Jan, do you know if Eelco is aware of the OLB? Because the similarities are just so extremely obvious. If you two haven't met yet, you should!

Hille

Hello Jan!

Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. Very much appreciated :)

I feel like we need those preliminary results, or even the results they were planning to publish around 2013! You have not yet been able to get your hands on one of those results I suppose? And when's the ...

Hello OLB'ers,

Jan might have said something about this in one of the podcasts, and if so, it's difficult to find this particular topic again. So I wanted to ask here, since I couldn't find another topic related to this on this forum - though it might have been discussed somewhere.

One of the ...

Thank you Jan, a pleasure to be here.

I was thinking: maybe add a 'general' section where we, OLB fans, can post things we like about the OLB, inspiring sentences that we read. Basically a section where we can post stuff that isn't necessarily related to the already existing topics and a place ...

Hi Tatehiebert,

First related spiritual tradition to that of the Frya's I found, is the one I posted about the Oera Linda vs Daoism. Their Primal Teachings are very reminiscant of Laozi's writings.

I'll be on the lookout for more connections.

(Side note: I'm actually from Witmarsum, the village ...

Hello everybody,

Scrolling randomly through the Oera Linda that is available on wiki, I stumbled across the EN097.28 Teachings1 part. It was as if I was reading the Dao De Jing or The Zuanghzi. ChatGPT and I found a couple of striking similarities between both the Daoist texts and Oera Linda, that ...

Hello Jan, hello everybody!

After watching a couple of videos from interviews with Jan, but also other videos about the Oera Linda, I'm very much intrigued. I'm definitely, with enthusiasm, anticipating the Dutch translation of the book. Wishing Jan and his team good luck with all this work.

All ...