Once upon a time, there lived a beautiful and brave princess, who was known as Scota. She was the daughter of Pharaoh Ankhanaton.
The princess had heard many tales about the far away lands of Scotland, and she had a dream of exploring these unknown places. She decided to set off on an adventure, so she gathered her loyal servants and sailed away from the shores of Egypt.
During the journey, Scota and her entourage faced many perils, but her strength and courage kept them all safe. After a long and difficult voyage, they finally reached the shores of Scotland.
The princess was delighted by the beauty of her new home, and determined to make it her own. She sought out the local chieftains and forged alliances, offering them her friendship in exchange for their loyalty.
In time, the princess’s presence had a major impact in the region. The people of Scotland adopted the culture and religious teachings of Egypt, and Scota’s name passed into history as the beloved founder of the Scots people.
Over time, her legacy and influence only increased, and the stories about this beautiful and brave princess lived on for centuries. Even today, when people think of Scotland, the name of Scota is remembered fondly.
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Serpent in the Sky is a non-fiction book by John Anthony West that presents an alternative take on the history of ancient Egypt. Drawing on an impressive range of disciplines and sources, West argues that the civilization of ancient Egypt was not the work of humans alone, but of a much more highly advanced and “lost” civilization. In an insightful and groundbreaking exploration of ancient civilizations, West brings together the available evidence to suggest the possibility of a much older and much more mysterious origin of the Giza complex — one with monumental implications involving extraterrestrial contacts, a history of advanced science, and a possible source of the culture’s accelerated evolutionary conditions. West’s provocative and original hypothesis will challenge long held notions of mankind’s artificial boundaries of time, knowledge and discoveries.
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*** The Zodiac of Edessa and India *** *** A Translation of ‘The Nazarene Way’ ***
The Zodiac:
Hamat Teverya zodiac on the Sea of Galilee
The Margam Kali is a circular dance practiced by the St Thomas Church of Malabar in India — the Nasrani Syrian Church of India, founded by St Judas Thomas Didymus of Edessa, the twin brother of King Jesus-Izas.
For this dance, an old-style oil lamp is placed in the center, and twelve dancers circle the lamp while singing the Song of St Thomas. The story is a retelling of the Acts of Thomas, about Jesus selling Thomas to King Gundaphorus of India, and how Thomas (who was a carpenter or architect) would design a great palace for the king. There is a slight discrepancy here because Gundaphorus was an Indo-Parthian king in the north, while Chola and Malabar are in the south.
The underlying meaning of this circular dance would seem to be inescapable — it is symbolic of the zodiac. The central lamp is the Sun, surrounded by twelve constellations that dance around the Sun during the 26,000 year Great Year
Remember that the primary symbol of the Nazarene Judaism of Jesus and James was the zodiac, as typified by the Hamat Teverya zodiac on the Sea of Galilee. This zodiac was owned by Jesus of Gamala-Sapphias (the biblical Jesus), and Josephus Flavius was sent by the Jerusalem priesthood to destroy it in about AD 66 (because it depicted heretical images of animals).
So we have a direct connection here, between the Edessa, Galilee, and Malabar. The Nazarene Church of King Jesus-Izas owned a zodiac on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, while the Malabar Nasrani Church in India, founded by St Thomas the brother of Jesus, perform a zodiac dance.
The Nazarene Way:
Interestingly, the circling dance is called margam meaning ‘The Way’, while the Nazarene Church of Jesus and James was also called ‘The Way’ (see: Acts 9:2, 22:4, 24:14). ‘The Way’ of Jesus and James was called a heresy in Acts of the Apostles – a belief or practice that went against the Judaic religion practiced by the Jerusalem priesthood – but nobody really knows how or why The Nazarene Way differed from orthodox Judaism.
However, this new connection to Malabar in India may give us a rare insight into the original meaning of this mysterious The Way, and what it actually referred to. If the twelve-man circling dance of the Malabar Church symbolised the zodiac, and was called The Way, then surely The Way refers to the ecliptic – the great cosmic circle in the heavens above that connects all the signs of the zodiac. The ecliptic is not simply The Way of the zodiac constellations, but also of the Sun, Moon, and all the wandering planets.
If so, this is further confirmation that the Nazarene Church of Jesus and James was Sabaean – that it was a cosmic cult led by astronomer-priests who studied the movement of the heavens. They depicted the great circle of the heavens on their zodiac and used it in their daily rituals. It was a circular mosaic ‘table’ surrounded by twelve disciple-knights of the Round Last Supper Table.
The Margam Kali zodiac-table is the primary symbol of both King Jesus and King Arthur. And both are linked to the Nazarene-Nazrani Church of Jesus, James and Thomas – the princes of Edessa.
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The geographically and culturally distant civilizations of the ancient Hawaiians and Hindus of India share remarkable parallels in their religious deities. Though deities from each region are distinct, the divine figures of these two cultural pantheons used many of the same techniques to express the same religious ideals.
Hawaiian gods and goddesses typically embody the natural elements of the islands, such as the ocean, mountains, rivers, and volcanoes. The Hawaiian pantheon has over 4,000 deities, each structured into a hierarchical family of gods and goddesses. Chief among the Hawaiian gods and goddesses is Ku; deity and personification of the primal darkness, chaos, and the process of creation and destruction. Ku, like the Hindu god, Shiva, is often depicted with various weapons and is associated with death, destruction, and fertility. Other Hawaiian gods and goddesses, including Kane the Sky Father, Kanaloa the god of the sea, and Pele the goddess of volcanoes, are similarly paralleled in the Hindu pantheon by Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva and the Goddess Kali.
In Hindu tradition, all gods are credited as aspects or manifestations of the ultimate reality that is Brahman. In the same way, the ultimate reality of the Hawaiian gods is expressed in their concept of Aumakua, who is the supreme being from which all the gods and goddesses originate. Aumakua (or Io, the Supreme One of Ancient Hawaiian tradition) is credited with having the ultimate power over death, destruction, and fertility. This conceptualization of a single source of all gods and goddesses echoes the monism expressed in the Hindu religion, where there is one unified source, Brahman, from which all aspects of reality emanate.
Other similarities between the Hindu and Hawaiian pantheons include the shared reverence for ancestors and the idea of kapu, or sacredness. Among Hindu gods, this reverence is expressed in the notion of ancestor worship, where offerings are made to the departed. The ancient Hawaiian religion also expresses similar veneration for departed ancestors. These ancestors are viewed as guides and protectors that inhabit the divine realm known as Po. In each culture, departed ancestors are thought to interact with the living and serve to protect them from harm.
Additionally, both Hawaiian and Hindu religions place strong emphasis on concepts such as respect, balance, and sustainability. As the Hawaiian gods maintain the ecological balance of the islands, the Hindu gods function in a similar manner throughout India. Respect and balance are seen in both pantheons as separate gods cooperate to maintain a sense of harmony and stability among the people. Nature veneration is also a shared concept between the two religious traditions, as humans are to show reverence to and respect the natural environment as sources of power and healing.
The parallels between the ancient gods of Hawaii and India demonstrate the remarkable ways in which two distant cultures can arrive at similar religious conceptualizations. Through each region’s pantheon of gods, common religious ideals emerge, emphasizing respect, resilience, and balance. Ultimately, the Hawaiian and Hindu gods serve as tangible reminders of the interconnectedness of global culture and religion.
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The Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram (LBRP) is a ceremonial magick ritual that was devised and used by the original Order of the Golden Dawn and has become a mainstay in modern occultism. It is considered a basic preliminary to any other magical work and is often memorized and practiced daily. The LBRP consists of three main parts, including the Qabalistic Cross, which is meant to construct an astral cross in the body of the magician, with points corresponding to sephiroth on the Tree of Life using the doxology of the Lord’s Prayer. The ritual can be performed with little to no special equipment or clothing, and the only magical tool required is a dagger, although the right index finger can be used instead.
For centuries, scholars have studied the similarities and differences between the polytheistic religions of the ancient world. One of the most interesting such comparisons is of Ruda and Rudra, two deities that each have roots in both the pre-Islamic era and the Vedic period. Through analysis of their shared gods, this article seeks to identify any possible commonalities of religious symbolism and practices in both regions.
Rudaw or Ruda is thought to be one of the chief gods in the ancient pre-Islamic polytheistic religion. He is said to have been a warlike god who brought violence and destruction to those who did not honor him. Rudra, meanwhile, is found within the Vedic religion and is thought to emerge from Indo-Aryan culture. He is known as the “storm god”, who symbolizes fear and the destructive power of nature and of the gods.
One key similarity between Ruda/Rudaw and Rudra is the symbolic relationship between violence and power. In both gods’ stories, there is an assumption that violence is necessary in order to maintain order and power in a community. This links back to the concept of “divine retribution,” a belief that the gods will punish those who have done wrong or have forgotten their devotion to the gods. This concept is found in both pre-Islamic and Vedic religions.
Another commonality between Rudaw and Rudra can be found in their dual-faced nature. Rudaw was thought to have two faces: a benevolent one, and a cruel one. This duality was seen as a reflection of the power of Rudaw. Similarly, Rudra is also said to be two- faced: a responsible and an indulgent one. This duality is often seen as an indication of Rudra’s complex nature, as well as a representation of the balance of power.
Finally, both gods are associated with the moon, which holds a special significance in various ancient religions. For Rudaw, the moon symbolizes the cycle of life and death, as well as the power to create and destroy. For Rudra, the moon is a reminder of the never-ending cycle of life and death, as well as the power of the gods.
Despite some distinctions between Rudaw and Rudra, there are certainly a number of similarities to be drawn between them. Beyond the obvious comparison of the two gods, these similarities suggest a shared belief system in pre-Islamic and Vedic societies. Whether or not these connections had an influence or effect on one another remains an open question.
Ultimately, it is clear that there are a number of similarities between Ruda and Rudra and their associated religions. Through an examination of their shared symbolism and practices, it is possible to gain insight into the common beliefs of pre-Islamic and Vedic societies.
Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction, creation, and regeneration, has long been linked to an association with Nandi, his loyal bull. Their relationship has transcended time and is symbolically represented in many images.
From the stories of Shiva, it is said that Nandi was a gift given to Shiva by his father, the god Brahma. Nandi was a white bull, blessed with strength and loyalty, and Shiva respected him above all else. Nandi became a loyal companion and adviser to Shiva.
The tales of Shiva and Nandi continue to be told through statues, images, and sculptures. One representation of the duo is in a bas-relief stone sculpture that is said to have been inspired by a story where Shiva declared to Nandi that he would remain in the form of a bull as long as his master danced in the cosmic dance of creation and destruction.
The two were also said to be inseparable, and wherever Shiva made his presence, Nandi would accompany him. In times of sorrow and struggle, Shiva was said to ride upon Nandi, and Nandi provided comfort and solace to Shiva when he needed it the most.
Nandi and Shiva remain two of the most symbolic representations of loyalty, courage, and friendship. Their bond is still celebrated and remembered in religious and cultural functions.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses claim that the Easter egg is a pagan symbol.
The Easter egg in Christian tradition has a much humbler origin, and nothing to do with ancient pagan practices.
One tradition concerning Mary Magdalene says that following the death and resurrection of Jesus, she used her position to gain an invitation to a banquet given by the Roman Emperor Tiberius.
Her purpose was to protest to him that his governor in Judea, Pontius Pilate, and the two high priests, had conspired and executed an innocent man, namely Jesus Christ.
According to this tradition, after the Ascension of Jesus, Mary went to the Emperor of Rome and greeted him with “Christ has risen,” whereupon he pointed to an egg on his table and stated, “Christ has no more risen than that egg is red.” After making this statement it is said the egg immediately turned blood red.
This tradition of Mary Magdalene visiting Caesar Tiberius can be found in the Gospel of Nicodemus but it does not mention eggs:
Mary Magdalene said, weeping: Hear, O peoples, tribes, and tongues, and learn to what death the lawless Jews have delivered Him Who did them ten thousand good deeds. Hear, and be astonished. Who will let these things be heard by all the world? I shall go alone to Rome, to the Caesar. I shall show him what evil Pilate hath done in obeying the lawless Jews. (the Gospel of Nicodemus)
This she did. Going to Tiberius, she handed him an egg, saying: “Christ is risen.” It was the custom to give gifts to Caesar, but usually not something like an egg! Tiberius would not take the egg, but asked to know why she had offered it to him. Saint Mary explained that just as life is in an egg, so Christ the Life lay in the tomb. And as the chick breaks out of the “stone” of the shell, so Jesus came forth from the stone tomb in triumph over death. Taken aback, Tiberius demanded a sign that her words were true. Instantly the egg turned scarlet in Saint Mary’s hand, and she then spoke of Christ granting life through the shedding of His blood. It is from this incident that we have the custom of Easter eggs, which in the Eastern Churches are always bright red.
Learning of this offering by Mary Magdalene, the early Christians imitated her, presenting each other with eggs. Hence, eggs began to be used by Christians in the earliest centuries as a symbol of the Resurrection of Christ and of the regeneration of Christians for a new and a better life along with it.
For Orthodox Christians, the egg symbolizes the empty rock tomb from which Jesus Christ arose after Ηis Crucifixion.
Consider the following words from the Catholic Encyclopedia: “Because the use of eggs was forbidden during Lent, they were brought to the table on Easter Day, colored red to symbolize the Easter joy. This custom is found not only in the Latin but also in the Oriental Churches.”
Traditionally, Easter eggs are dyed throughout the Orthodox Christian world on Holy Thursday, and they are dyed red to represent the redeeming blood of Christ that was shed on the Cross, the white egg (before being dyed) represents the white marble tomb were Christ’s body was laid after He was taken down from the Cross, and the hard shell of the egg symbolises the sealed tomb of Christ
Easter : The awakening and raising to spiritual consciousness of the divine mind in man, which has been dead in trespasses and sins and buried in the tomb of materiality.
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The Number “72” (The Number of Earth) by Cory Daniel
Meaning and Symbolism
Represents the number of Earth
The number 72 is a number known, in esoteric numerology, to be a master number. That is, a number which encompasses patterns that replicate the frequencies and vibrations certain energies of the manifested universe.
72 x 12=864 OR the diameter of the Sun. (The number of the earth multiplied by the number of constellations or months or disciples “12” renders, what is commonly referred to in the occult as the number of the sun 864 OR 864,000-mile diameter.
I believe there is an as of yet unrealized significance between the numbers 72 and 23. I find them often used a conduit or bridge to the number each other in occult ceremonial ritual. Especially the recent rash of mass shootings in the past decade. (7+2 = 9 )+ (7 x2= 14.) 9+14= 23 (a number used extensively in occult ritual).
General
72 years equals 1° of procession. (This is most likely why 72 holds as much religious significance as it does).
The average human lifespan of 72 years.
The average human heartbeat is 72 bpm.
The life duration of a human ovule is 72 hours.
December 21, 2010 (Winter solstice) was the date of a full lunar eclipse which lasted exactly 72 minutes.
Starting at AD, every year ending in a 72, (example 72AD…172AD… 872AD… 1972AD etc) are all leap years.
Room temperature is 72°F.
Hafnium HF is the last stable element discovered in his number 72 on the periodic table.
The average body contains 72% water.
The zodiac has 12 major constellations and 72 secondary constellations.
Rule #72 for Mormon missionaries – Do not arise before your companion.
The “Rule of 72” is a simplified way to determine how long an investment will take to double, given a fixed annual rate of interest. By dividing 72 by the annual rate of return, investors can get a rough estimate of how many years it will take for the initial investment to duplicate itself.
72 is the number of par in an 18 hole golf course.
There are 72 spaces in a game of Parcheesi, from the start space to home.
In DPI 72 is the default screen resolution for an image or graphic on an Apple Macintosh screen.
In typography, point sizes are measured in 1/72 of an inch. 72 point characters are one inch tall.
The Nostradamus prophet gives a precise date to the 72nd quatrain of the second century: From the sky will come a great King of effrayor in July 1999.
The base of Sesheshet’s pyramid is 72 square feet with a pitch of51 degrees and a height of 46 feet.
72 Hz is a frequency commonly used to help identify with and examine the emotional spectrum.
The universe is based on harmonic series such as 72, 144, 432. 144 (a “C” tone in hertz) is a perfect harmonic of the speed of light, which is 144,000 nautical miles in the vacuum of space.
The “sentur” Persian has 72 cords, three by note.
Haarp antennas are 72 feet high
In the movie Star Trek into the darkness, 72 bodies of superhumans are torpedoed into space.
In base 10, the number 72 is a Harshad number.
Moses elects council of 72 elders. Painting by Jacob de Wit
In the Bible
Jesus sent forth 72 disciples or Apostles. (Lk 10:1-3)
“The seventy-two returned with joy and said, “Lord, even the demons submit to us in your name.”(Luke 10-17)
According to the Kabbalah, there are 72 names of God laid out in (Exodus 14:19-21)
According to do tradition after God destroyed the Tower of Babel he divided the people by creating 72 languages.
72+72 = 144. It is also believed by some Christians (Jehova’s Witnesses) that 144,000 people will be taken to heaven, (Rev 14:1) “John saw the lamb on Mount Zion. With him were 144,000, sealed with the father’s name upon their foreheads.”
Jesus died for 72 hours.
Moses used 72 names of God to part the Red Sea.
The three original languages of the Bible are of Hebrew 22 letters. Greek 24 letters. English 26 letters. For total of 72 letters.
The total number of the Holy Bible in the Catholic version if the book of Lamentations is considered part of the book of Jeremiah.
The current distribution of the book of Revelation is 22 chapters. But the oldest known division of the text is that of the Greek commentator Andrew of Cesary and contains 72 chapters.
Sixty and twelve (72) occurs 5 times in the bible. 72X5 = 360
72 generations are listed in the Genesis 10. Starting at Noah and following his sons. Shem, Ham, and Japheth.
Other Religious Significance
Confucius had 72 masters.
Muslims are awarded 72 virgins in heaven.
Set has 72 accomplices in the death of Osiris.
The number of people martyred along with Imam Hussein in the battle of Karbala.
According to the Zohar, the degrees of Jacob’s ladder was to the number 72.
Mahavira, the 24th and last Tirthankara of Jainism said to attain Nirvana after his physical death at the age of 72.
Thoth, according to the Egyptian creation myth, and the 72nd region day of the year from the moon in a game of draughts, as a favor to Nut, the Sky Goddess. He uses these portions to make the five intercalary days on which the remaining gods and goddesses are born.
There are 72 stupa which comprises Borobudur, the world’s largest Temple.
At the age of puberty, the young Parsee received the investiture of the sacred cord Kucti made of 72 linens and a symbol of the community.
72 major temples heaven found at Angkor.
In Cao Dai, (a monotheistic religion established in South Vietnam in 1926 ) 72is the number of planets between hell and heaven.
72 companions of apotheosis of Houang-ti.
72 is Tthe number of the Immortals in Taoism.
Lenain mentions the 72 intelligences governing the 72 zodiacal terms according to the Cabal.
According to Hadith, in Islam, the prophet Mohammed states that 72 is a number of sects or denominations that are doomed to hell.
One of the most famous grimoires of all time is the “Lesser Key of Solomon” and is the definitive source on demonology relied upon by practitioners of Western magic. This book outlines 72 demons, Their nature, knowledge, and how to control them.
The conventional number of scholars translating the Septuagint according to the legendary account in the “letter of Aristeas”
The number of warriors on the Muslim side at the battle of Badr.
Government & World Events
The Pentagon has five angles measuring 72° at each angle.
The second world war lasted for 72 months. September 1, 1939 (Germany’s invasion of Poland )to September 2, 1945 (the surrender of Japan)
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In this fascinating video, we discuss the intriguing character of Tamar in the hit television show The Chosen. We explore how she might be a secret code for the real and often overlooked figure of Mary Magdalene from the Bible. We will look at the symbolism and connections between these characters that makes this hidden link evident. With a closer look, we will dive deep into the mystery of the true identity of this powerful biblical woman and explore how she may have been hidden in plain sight all along.
It should also be noted that..
The myths surrounding Sara La Kali, an enigmatic figure from southern France who is sometimes referred to as Sarah the Egyptian, are filled with intrigue, wonder and debate. This figure, who is believed by some to be the secret daughter of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and to have come with her Mary Magdalene to France, was said to be known and called the name Tamar as well, which has been shrouded in mystery and controversy for centuries.
Sara La Kali aka Sarah the Egyptian
Little is known about Sara La Kali, but the main point of contention is the source of her enigmatic name. Some claim her alias of Sara La Kali, which can be translated as “the Black Tamar,” is derived from the name of the biblical figure Tamar. According to ancient Hebrew culture, women of royal descent often kept their royal lineage secret. This could explain why Sara La Kali’s name was kept hidden within the confines of a pseudonym.
Tamar from The Chosen series
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Arrival of Mary Magdalene and entourage to Southern France
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