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"And if we ever find ourselves oppressed, let us be certain that
there are others - somewhere - who would free us." - Robert Temple, The Sirius Mystery
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NOTE: This site is currently being updated, so there are incomplete listings for some characters. This will be a work in progress. Thanks.
The creators of "Lost" have managed to keep the secrets of their show for over two full seasons. The purpose of this web site is to disclose what I believe are two of the main secrets of the show: First, that the writers are basing characters and plotlines on major figures and stories from Greek mythology, with particular emphasis on Jason and the Argonauts. Second, that they have drawn heavily from Robert Temple's book, The Sirius Mystery, which reveals the mythology of the Dogon tribe of Mali, West Africa that amphibious beings called Nommos from the Sirius system visited Earth thousands of years ago, and will one day return. I stumbled across these two secrets in March of 2006 while investigating other clues related to "Lost." There are far too many correlations for this to be coincidence, even in the "Lost" realm! If you can read this site with an open mind, and not get bogged down by the belief that "Lost" is reality-based drama, you may find this interpretation to be as intriguing as I do. Certainly it demonstrates the skill of the show's writers, because they've kept these clues hidden in plain sight for so long, while still writing cohesive storylines.
By the way, if you're wondering what connection there could possibly be between ancient Greek myths and a tribe in West Africa, the following paragraph from http://www.geocities.com/SATANICREDS/sirius.html sums it up quite nicely:
| "Ethnologists say the Dogons are the cultural and biological descendents of 'ancient Greeks' from the Isle of Lemnos in the Aegean Sea....The Lemnians themselves claimed descent from the fifty Argonauts of Jason in Greek legend who, according to the legend, went to Libya, migrated westward as the Garamantians, were driven south and eventually reached the River Niger in Mali after many centuries to interbreed with the natives and teach them." |
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 Aaron
Alex
Alvar Hanso
Amy Jensen
Ana Lucia Cortez
Angelo Busoni
Anthony Cooper
Arzt
Baseball
Bea Klugh
Beechcraft
Benjamin Linus (Henry Gale)
Bernard
Black Rock
Boone Carlyle
Bpo-Bpo
Brooke Ford
Cable on the beach
Cameron Widmore
Charlie Pace
Christian Shephard
Cindy Chandler
Claire Littleton
Colleen Pickett
Connor Brennan
Danielle Rousseau
Danny Pickett
Desmond
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Diane Jansen
Edward Mars
Emily Annabeth Locke
Essam Tasir
Ethan
Flight 815
Francis Pryce Heatherton
Frederick Deeds
Gabriela Busoni
Gary Troup
Gordy
Guitar
Hatch
Helen
Hugo 'Hurley" Reyes
Jack Shephard
Jae Lee
Janelle Granger
Jin Soo Kwon
John Locke
Juliet
Karl
Kate Austen
Kevin Callis
Larry Cooper
Liam Pace
Libby
Lostzilla
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Lucy Heatherton
Marc Silverman
Marvin Candle
Megan Pace
Michael Dawson
Nadia
Nikki
Mr. Pace
Mr. Paik
Paulo
Penelope Widmore
Randy Burgess
Rose
Sam Austen
Sarah
Sawyer (James Ford)
Sayid Jarrah
Schrapnel
Scott
Shannon Rutherford
Steve
Sun Paik
Susan Lloyd
Tariq
Thomas Jackson
Tom (Mr. Friendly)
Tom Brennan
Vincent
Walt Lloyd
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