The Göbekli Tepe Brotherhood Hypothesis: A Lost Legacy of Survival, Knowledge, and Spiritual Mission

The Göbekli Tepe Brotherhood Hypothesis explores a provocative question: What if a group of ancient sages survived a cosmic cataclysm 12,900 years ago and became the cultural seed-bearers of civilization? Tracing myths, symbols, and sacred sites across continents, this essay weaves archaeology, astronomy, and spiritual insight into a compelling narrative of continuity after collapse. From the enigmatic pillars of Göbekli Tepe to global echoes of divine teachers, it offers a bold yet grounded hypothesis about humanity's rebirth after disaster-and what it means for our own time of crisis. A journey into deep time, collective memory, and our forgotten inheritance. I am an Independent Researcher in Philosophy (Journalist), bridging ancient wisdom and contemporary well-being. My work explores forgotten histories, sacred sites, and traditional knowledge while guiding individuals through transformative practices in meditation, Neigong, and holistic self-development. This dual approach is embodied in the Mulumaiyana School, which unites independent research on ancient cultures and traditions (yang) with practical well-being teachings (yin). I connect past and present through this framework, helping others cultivate awareness, resilience, and deeper self-knowledge.Claus Geruschkat (Flamingo Journal)