Has civilization or the world been destroyed or reset before?
30/40 filed · 18 shapes
Flood, judgment, cycle, ending
Catastrophe is one of the most widely recorded structures. Flood, apocalypse, prior suns, Ragnarök, extinctions, and ages are not the same event told in different costumes — unless you decide they are after you have read the claims.
Quoted from Destruction / Reset
Flood and re-creation
4
Judgment, apocalypse, restoration / renewal
5
Repeated cosmic or cosmological cycles
4
Previous creations / successive worlds
1
World-ending then a renewed world (Ragnarök)
1
Great ages and celestial world-age cycles
1
Extinctions, catastrophes, possible cosmic endings
1
Periodic reset / apocalypse / canopy opening
0
Not centered on one world apocalypse
1
Succession or flood stories, not one apocalypse
2
Universe not destroyed; eras rise and fall
1
Creation ends, without a dated apocalypse
1
Not centered on a world-ending
3
Mandate, dynasty, disorder — not one apocalypse
1
Lower cosmos escaped, not a flood of cities
1
One Hermetic text’s crisis, not the whole library
1
World-turnings, not a final judgment
1
Past dispensations fulfilled — their own claim
1
Not a license to rewrite the rows this claim points at.
Unplaced
These records were not filed in any shape of this metric. The cell is still quoted.
- HaudenosauneeUnclassified / Source Needed.
- LakotaUnclassified / Source Needed.
- DakotaUnclassified / Source Needed.
- DinéNaayééʼ, the monsters, are overcome in the narratives. A future end of the world is Unclassified / Source Needed.
- HopiEarlier worlds were left. Continuation of this world is tied to keeping the covenant. A single prophecy text is not filed.
- WelshUnclassified / Source Needed.
- GaulishUnclassified / Source Needed.
- MāoriUnclassified / Source Needed.
- HawaiianUnclassified / Source Needed.
- TahitianUnclassified / Source Needed.