The Antediluvian Seven Sages: Echoes from Time Before the Flood
Legends often bridge the chasm between fact and fable in ancient history. One such myth revolves around the antediluvian, or pre-flood, seven sages. These mystic figures, believed to have existed before the great flood referenced in numerous ancient texts, including the Bible’s Genesis, are said to have possessed profound knowledge, which they passed down through the ages.

The seven sages were deemed custodians of knowledge, wisdom, and culture. Their stories weave through multiple cultures, from the Sumerians to the Greeks. Though the names and specific tales differ, their essence—a group of wise figures imparting knowledge—remains consistent.

The concept of a massive flood wiping away a previously advanced civilisation is a recurrent theme across cultures. This deluge, it’s believed, wiped out much of the knowledge and achievements of these ancient societies. However, with their foreknowledge, the antediluvian sages passed down their wisdom, ensuring that a fragment of the old world survived into the new.