Divine Colors Conclusion: Echoes of the Past

Why do specific monkeys try to make the square blocks of prophecy fit the square inserts?

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if ahead is quantum it functions as infinite one
with that in mind we may consider all thought again

glade thing

So this isnt the interview I was referencing earlier but...

Abzu and Tiamat both sort of stand in as the heavier subjects of Sumerian magick, since they are creator deities unlike most we have ever known, except we obviously see a modernized Abzu in the Book of Genesis/Bereshith. I mean, wtf...I can only conclude that what was written was only half the story of what actually was being discussed and taught orally by the crazy wandering Sumerian from Ur and his comrades.

OR....since the first books of the Torah were written down finally in Babylon after the city conquered Jerusalem, did the enslavement of the people there cause them to pick up some of the more obscure bits of Babylonian lore? Conquered people tend towards syncreticism to avoid further trouble. (For example, the treatment of Jesus on the Cross as a stand in for Tezcatlipoca amongst Central American Indians)

One important point about Tiamat is she is a strictly business sort of character. There are no shrines or visible signs of worship, at least in the anthropological record. She only becomes religiously prominent due to Marduk really.

There are two versions of Tiamat's story, one is the Babylonian - the new god Marduk tears her apart and from her run the Tigris and Euphrates - her tears. In the earlier Sumerian mythos it is more similar to Genesis:

"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void, and darkness was over the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. And God said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light. "

Abzu and Tiamat mingle their waters and Tiamat would be untouchable as a chaos monster - they could not die, this was the theology. There was no plot against Abzu earlier on, it was a new invention, a reaction to something going on in human society. So by the time Babylon rose and Marduk was created, something traumatic happened to the human psyche perhaps? War, strife, civilization etc. Marduk is a complete fucking asshole and the stereotype for every bully, tyrant or abusive jerk that ever lived - and he is in every single human. So that's our collective demon....

“A great scientific instrument lies sprawled across the entire surface of the globe. At some period, perhaps it was about 4000 years ago, almost every corner of the world was visited by a group of men who came with a particular task to accomplish. With the help of some remarkable power, by which they could cut and raise enormous blocks of stone, these men erected vast astronomical instruments, circles of erect pillars, pyramids, underground tunnels, cyclopean stone platforms, all linked together by a network of tracks and alignments, whose course from horizon to horizon was marked by stones , mounds and earthworks.”

Living things as diverse as bacteria, birds and humans can interact with the forces upon them.

our moon suddenly today has become like it is a magnetic experience and it never has felt as forceful before