Audio Lectures
The Study of the First Witch Week 4
“In non formal discussions with a student of mine I am covering the subject of the first witch. I am bringing to light the stage by which “ the Witch” bore its meaning via the modus operandi of Enki and Inanna in their respective Sumerian texts. These Sumerian texts do
The Study of the First Witch Week 3
“In non formal discussions with a student of mine I am covering the subject of the first witch. I am bringing to light the stage by which “ the Witch” bore its meaning via the modus operandi of Enki and Inanna in their respective Sumerian texts. These Sumerian texts do
Study of the First Witch Week 2
“In non formal discussions with a student of mine I am covering the subject of the first witch. I am bringing to light the stage by which “ the Witch” bore its meaning via the modus operandi of Enki and Inanna in their respective Sumerian texts. These Sumerian texts do
Study of the First Witch Week 1
“In non formal discussions with a student of mine I am covering the subject of the first witch. I am bringing to light the stage by which “ the Witch” bore its meaning via the modus operandi of Enki and Inanna in their respective Sumerian texts. These Sumerian texts do
Beelzebub
The “dung god” or “fly god”, Beelzebub, seems to be first built upon its early onomatopoeia of a pestilential creature flying by. Later, ‘sound-name’ to ‘cultural word-idea’ or word-representation would establish the frame by which theological-mythological abstractions could arise. Kartvelian, Georgian, and Sumerian (all dating to at least 4,000 B.C.E.)
Cain’s Mark
The Sollabu are the wandering metallurgists that have different features from the Arabs with an admixture of an ancient language echoed through the koine Arabic they use today. Their history goes back over 7,000 years. They wear a cruciform or Tau sign etched into their forehead. Is this not the
Dryghton
DRYDEN, Dryton, DYAUS, Deus, etc is the Indo European comparable title to Aleph- the Lead Ox, The God, The Head, The Beginning, the one who pulls the plow, the One who experiences *drudgery* for the others-the weaker 0:00 0:00 skip_previous play_arrow pause skip_next volume_up volume_down volume_off share description view_headline Nothing
Left, Right Hemispheres, Sin, Predeterminism
The left and right brain need each other. In this relationship, one side must limit itself in order to work with the other side for particular clarity. In a world that narrows to objectivity – aka money- the need for development of one side of the hemisphere is stifled. These modern societal demands
‘Harrowing of Hell’ Anglo Saxon view of Christian Theology
The “DAY” can mean several things to many people in different cultures. “Daeg” is the term for day in Anglo Saxon. Daeg can refer to the time that the sun brightens the sky. Daeg can also refer to the ‘event’ of some kind of ‘time’ such as a ‘time’ of
Logos and the Satanic Contagion
The build up of frustration of the condition of village-community life riddled with jealousy, covetousness, lust, anger, etc. *calls* for a Scapegoat to blame. Out of this comes the Reason for the Messiah but hiddenly so. Death of the human in order to place blame on is the hidden cry
The Wholeness of the Story of Jesus ‘Virgin Birth’
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Hell Part 3
The Biblical Patriarch/ Matriarch was a recipient of God’s Word and had a limited skill set for a specific purpose. Nonetheless, the conveyed Words were relayed by God while the recipient of God’s Words participated in obedience. Obedience is the key word. Obedience is necessary to have completion of God’s