Mythical human

We are mythical beings. This is very important to understand.
 
We make history and we carry a divine light.
 
We are no small creation cowering amidst the ashes of previous mighty empires, long since gone.
 
We are giants. Titans of reinvention; re-seeding this planet and many other universes.
 
We are desired by certain influences for our capacity to create and connect to the very source of existence.
 
We have a very precious body designed to render reality.
 
And, we have the power of our voice, with which we can raise form or end it.
 
Our deeds rewrite entire landscapes and our presence can activate new futures.
 
We purify what is past and we reimagine what is to come.
 
What mighty acts could you not conceive amidst the turmoil of these times?
 
It is you who treads the soil and now lives and breathes upon this Earth.
 
All is conceived through the universal mind in concert with the infinite spark inside you.
 
Love is born in the waters of your new Earth body.
 
And when you die, it returns into the great lakes of this planet - for the generations to come.

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Lago Titicaca, western shore.
 
"Life came out of the darkness, from the waters of the primeval ocean. The breath of life stirred and Atum decreed it was time for creation to begin.
 
An island emerged in the form of Ra, the sun god. At dawn on the eastern horizon, Ra took the form of a falcon - the falcon who flies high in the sky." 
 
This myth is not Peruvian, Incan or even pre-Columbian. It is Egyptian.
 
Apparently, Egyptian remains have been found amongst many of the ancient ruins of Peru. Incan civilisation also seemed to have a preoccupation with mummies and the afterlife.
 
Peru has multiple pyramids: the remnants of some of the oldest we know are still standing in the Supe Valley at Caral, near Lima, dating from 3000 to 1800 BCE. 
 
Was there one more widespread, global civilisation at a point much earlier on this planet?
 
Quite possibly.
 
And is Lake Titicaca the site of the origins of life on Earth, now covered up and focused elsewhere?
 
Could be.
 
In Andean culture it is known as the birthplace of the sun. For the Incans, the lake was the centre of the cosmos and the place to which all spirits returned at death.