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A library in a monastery in Tibet. It was discovered in 2003, behind a sealed wall, containing 84,000 hand written sutras and scrolls telling the history humanity back 10,000 years. They were written in Sanskrit, Chinese, Tibetan & Mongolian.

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El Duderino3 years ago

“The Catholic Church seeing this post”

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OkStateJoe3 years ago

Just a hunch, but I’m guessing none of them mention Jesus.

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Trevor Markwart3 years ago

10,000 years? How do they know this? Have these 84,000 scrolls each been documented and tested as authentic? Science? It all seems like a lot to take in as fact. 19 years later, what has happened to verify and document this 10,000 year claim. SKEPTICAL.

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Fake History Hunter3 years ago

Claim of 10,000-year-old Tibet library find not worth paper it’s written on.

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Tony2Times3 years ago

I worked on this project. It all ended up being trash drafts of greeting cards. Mostly in the "I heard you weren't feeling well" vein. Huge disappoint.

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Yaakov (Jack) Kaplan3 years ago

800 years old, not 10,000

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DISBABYDNTCRY3 years ago

Here's the story on them.

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Steelfish 🔻 ⚔️🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸⚔️ 🔻3 years ago

Ppl read pls! No where it’s mentioned 10k yrs old. Content is mentioning 10k years old humanity

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Everybody3 years ago

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