Arc Ein Sof

at the bend of the elbow

Last Edited by Awlsew on 01/05/2019 02:33 PM

Nice...I have not seen these before.

Please explain that graphic.



Oh! NVM. Saw the second one!



Last Edited by LilMiss on 01/05/2019 02:44 PM

;)

Hmm.

Graphics 2 and 3 are quite interesting.

Thank you for the mind-candy, Folks! ;)

This one is actually upside down.



The Nebra Sky Disk demonstrates how the legs of Orion, was considered as the head of Nut by folks in the past.



The constellation represented on the stella in the op is Orion.

Last Edited by Awlsew on 01/05/2019 03:03 PM

Oooooh! I like you!

*giggles*

Wah

That's it???

Its locked.

Would love to hear words from you, too.

What is?

Folks tend to only see the 'Book of the Law' interpretation. Crowley noticed the stele inventory number of '666' and as such, he only saw it in the dark.

In fact, the stele is a map of sorts. Heavens and earth. It shows the precession of the equinoxes, as seen in the inner circle below-

The Sphinx at Giza is Nut

yes
step down visuals
energy from our sun transforms each time it meets matter by slowing down and becoming of more complex in shape in the process

structure designed to match step down complexity functions in replicating the shape that the energy makes when it meets matter at that point in step down sequence


radiant energy technology is the feeling

Good morning, Friend.

Thank you so much for your words.

I had an extra-ordinary experience in my youth that has, to this day (a much later one *giggles*,) kept me from studying such things. (That particular interpretation, not all.)

I have apprehension, still, but will follow your lead, if you are willing.

This post is, uhm, quite timely. I might even say extra-ordinarily so. ;)

*Sigh*

That being said, it has all been quite right under my nose, so to speak, now that I look back in retrospect. Not to mention, since 2011, right above. :)

I will contemplate these things, as well as your following post.

Again, much gratitude to you.

Whoa!

So happy you are here!

Arkan
arkan. Noun. (plural arkans) (Islam) the five "pillars", requirements or devotional duties of Islam; shada, salat, zakat, sawm and hajj.

What is written here is correct?:

nuit, noit, nyit
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If anyone has anything else that they think might be of interest to me, please feel free to share.

Most especially pertaining to the stars. ;)

(Please remember that I am a bit 'new' to some of this...but boy did that wiki -link widen my eyes!)



Last Edited by LilMiss on 01/07/2019 08:27 AM

Hello :)

Arkan, like the 5 points of a 'star?'

LOL

Arkan-saw

You cannot make this stuff up.

*giggles*

Whew.

My apologies for sounding cryptic.

I hope to be better able to explain at a later time.

Thank you!

hello lilmiss

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we could say women takes man to the stars and back looking at that

I am seeing the 10 Sefirot to have likeness to the chakras.

I am desiring undertanding of the words you here use, but I might use my knowing to reach that goal.

I believe it all contains great truths, no matter the 'path.'

I am fascinated.

Thank you, OP, and all that have contributed.

I hope the dialogue will continue.

Big chest, lol

That is beautiful, from an emotional perspective. I am having difficulty understanding the words. :/ I searched and cannot find them.

I see that.

Desiring more understanding (ugh, I cannot stand that word.)

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"meet me in outer space, we could spend the night watching the earth come up."