Breakdown:

1. Introduction: Rewriting the History of Human Civilization
   • Overview of the conventional timeline of human history and how the idea of a pre-Ice Age advanced civilization challenges this narrative.
   • Introduction to the concept of these lost civilizations having advanced knowledge, particularly in areas like cosmic alignment and consciousness.
2. The Hermetic Principles: As Above, So Below
   • Explanation of the Hermetic law of “As Above, So Below” and the law of correspondence.
   • Discussion of how these principles might have been understood and applied by ancient civilizations, particularly in their architectural and astronomical achievements.
3. The Great Pyramids of Giza: A Cosmic Blueprint
   • Detailed examination of the Great Pyramids and their alignment with the Orion constellation.
   • Exploration of how this alignment reflects the advanced astronomical knowledge of the civilization that built them, possibly predating the known Egyptian civilization.
4. Global Parallels: The Alignment Across Cultures
   • Analysis of other ancient sites around the world, such as Teotihuacan in Mexico, that share similar alignments with cosmic bodies.
   • Exploration of the idea that these similarities suggest a shared knowledge or influence between civilizations separated by vast distances.
5. Advanced Knowledge and Technology: Beyond Modern Understanding
   • Discussion of the areas in which these ancient civilizations were possibly more advanced than we are today, particularly in understanding consciousness, energy, and the cosmos.
   • Comparison of their achievements with modern technology, noting the differences in priorities and focus.
6. Evidence of Pre-Ice Age Civilizations: A New Perspective
   • Presentation of the evidence supporting the existence of an advanced civilization before the last Ice Age, such as ancient structures, artifacts, and myths.
   • Discussion of the challenges in proving this theory and the implications it has for our understanding of history.
7. The Case for Multiple Ancient Civilizations
   • Exploration of the possibility that there were not just one, but multiple advanced civilizations before the Ice Age.
   • Examination of the evidence for these civilizations, and how their existence might explain the global similarities in ancient structures and knowledge.
8. Changing the Historical Narrative: What It Means for Us Today
   • Reflection on how accepting the existence of these lost civilizations could change our understanding of human history and our place in the universe.
   • Consideration of the lessons we could learn from these ancient civilizations, particularly in their understanding of consciousness and the cosmos.
9. Conclusion: The Quest to Uncover the Truth
   • Summary of the key points made throughout the discussion.
   • Encouragement to continue exploring and questioning the established narratives of history, as new discoveries could reshape our understanding of the past and future.

This structure allows you to explore the intriguing possibility of advanced civilizations predating our known history and the profound implications such a discovery would have on our view of human development.