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originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Iron age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
I think worrying about what went on before Creation is a waste of worrying.
Lots to worry about in the now. To me, that's what's obvious, or should be.
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
I think worrying about what went on before Creation is a waste of worrying.
Lots to worry about in the now. To me, that's what's obvious, or should be.
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
I think worrying about what went on before Creation is a waste of worrying.
Lots to worry about in the now. To me, that's what's obvious, or should be.
wow, who said a damn thing about worry? I suppose everyone has a limit to their wonder and curiosity. Or maybe the question just makes you uncomfortable.
I have no idea where this drawing is from.
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
I think worrying about what went on before Creation is a waste of worrying.
Lots to worry about in the now. To me, that's what's obvious, or should be.
wow, who said a damn thing about worry? I suppose everyone has a limit to their wonder and curiosity. Or maybe the question just makes you uncomfortable.
No, it doesn't make me uncomfortable because I know all will eventually be revealed, I have patience when it comes to waiting for answers of existence before this existence.
I'm more concerned about to tomorrow than yesterday. What happened yesterday cannot be changed but tomorrow can be controlled today, if done right.
Whoa! This is a very profound hieroglyph. It is authentic? Id like to know more about it.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
I think worrying about what went on before Creation is a waste of worrying.
Lots to worry about in the now. To me, that's what's obvious, or should be.
To understand today, one must understand the origins of "Today". And that is our concept of Creation and understanding the world before "This" creation to compare and see how we got here.
I have no idea where this drawing is from. I do not know what the hieroglyphics say. But as they say, a photograph is worth a thousand words.
The snake man and the lizard man shaking hands, over the people (Cattle) and in the other hand puppet strings directing the go between's (Secret Societies), who in turn direct the religious/ political players, who keep mankind fighting itself for an eternity.
Now "Below" the battle field are tall people prostrating and appearing to be holding up the field. Who might these people be? Might they be what Jesus refer to as "The Perfect Generation"? I cant really make out what is hanging off those people, but I would guess, they are chains.......
The above is the true "Creation" given to mankind. The enslavement of mankind into the Matrix of lies.
Creation plays a direct part of what you see today...
Whoa! This is a very profound hieroglyph. It is authentic? Id like to know more about it.
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
I think worrying about what went on before Creation is a waste of worrying.
Lots to worry about in the now. To me, that's what's obvious, or should be.
wow, who said a damn thing about worry? I suppose everyone has a limit to their wonder and curiosity. Or maybe the question just makes you uncomfortable.
No, it doesn't make me uncomfortable because I know all will eventually be revealed, I have patience when it comes to waiting for answers of existence before this existence.
I'm more concerned about to tomorrow than yesterday. What happened yesterday cannot be changed but tomorrow can be controlled today, if done right.
“Ha ha ha bless your soul
You really think you're in control…. “ Gnarls Barkley
You too Mr, Edison! Lets be careful out there…..
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: EdisonintheFM
When talking about the universe, I don't see any one understanding yet.
We can make guesses and assumptions but that's about it, for now.
Wasn't it a few years ago "scientists" said the universe may be expanding at the speed of light?...
Robin Williams suggested in a stand up special on HBO that maybe God created it all via the Big Bang....and God started it all by saying "Let there be light"... so.....yeah...
It's up to the individual to decide. As usual.
I didnt need Robin Williams to tell me that. It was clear to me when I first heard the Big Bang theory. I think I was in around 7th grade and had been to enough sunday school to make the connection myself. Its pretty obvious.
For me the wonder is in how ancient Bible recorders got it so close to what modern cosmology is saying with science! Stone age explanation of creation, and still we do not understand what came before that moment when God spoke.
I think worrying about what went on before Creation is a waste of worrying.
Lots to worry about in the now. To me, that's what's obvious, or should be.
wow, who said a damn thing about worry? I suppose everyone has a limit to their wonder and curiosity. Or maybe the question just makes you uncomfortable.
No, it doesn't make me uncomfortable because I know all will eventually be revealed, I have patience when it comes to waiting for answers of existence before this existence.
I'm more concerned about to tomorrow than yesterday. What happened yesterday cannot be changed but tomorrow can be controlled today, if done right.
“Ha ha ha bless your soul
You really think you're in control…. “ Gnarls Barkley
Star for the quote. Had to.
Have a good weekend, Bruja!
It would have been way fun if it originated in ancient Egypt. The message is still very well illustrated, and thought provoking. Im glad to have seen it and read the interpretations here.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: BrujaRebooted
A friend of mine has confirmed it originated in Russia, or with Russian Influences.
In the bottom left corner of the image is a statement to the author of the image, but is too blurry to make out. So it does appear it is a recent creation not ancient. But one thing I have learned is "Don't Shoot the Messenger".
The elements of the image seem to reflect my own independent research.
The element that is the floor or playing field is solid, unbroken, between the upper elements and lower. I suppose this means that physical contact, or communications, are forbidden. But yet these lower humans are looking up as though they see what is happening but powerless to stop it. The upper humans are too busy fighting each other (Distracted by everyday events) to see the bigger picture, or to see the puppet strings manipulating their existence.
Maybe the lower humans are wishing that the upper humans lay down their weapons and stop playing the rigged game, maybe even wishing the humans turn their weapons on the "Puppet Masters".
i would say, yes but. Awakening the population to how they are being manipulated, at best, is only half the equation. You have the other half on their knees who could stand up, and stop holding the floor up. If this unity were to happen, the puppet masters are history... bust some holes in that floor
originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
It would have been way fun if it originated in ancient Egypt. The message is still very well illustrated, and thought provoking. Im glad to have seen it and read the interpretations here.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: BrujaRebooted
A friend of mine has confirmed it originated in Russia, or with Russian Influences.
In the bottom left corner of the image is a statement to the author of the image, but is too blurry to make out. So it does appear it is a recent creation not ancient. But one thing I have learned is "Don't Shoot the Messenger".
The elements of the image seem to reflect my own independent research.
The element that is the floor or playing field is solid, unbroken, between the upper elements and lower. I suppose this means that physical contact, or communications, are forbidden. But yet these lower humans are looking up as though they see what is happening but powerless to stop it. The upper humans are too busy fighting each other (Distracted by everyday events) to see the bigger picture, or to see the puppet strings manipulating their existence.
Maybe the lower humans are wishing that the upper humans lay down their weapons and stop playing the rigged game, maybe even wishing the humans turn their weapons on the "Puppet Masters".
i would say, yes but. Awakening the population to how they are being manipulated, at best, is only half the equation. You have the other half on their knees who could stand up, and stop holding the floor up. If this unity were to happen, the puppet masters are history... bust some holes in that floor
The Book of the Dead first appeared in the New Kingdom, but the text evolved from a long tradition of magical funerary writing. The oldest of these writings, the Pyramid Texts, were available exclusively to Egyptian royalty. As religious beliefs on the afterlife changed, copies of the Coffin Texts - an adapted version of the Pyramid Texts - were written on coffins and included in the tombs of non-royals, such as wealthy Egyptians and elites. By the New Kingdom, the afterlife was understood as accessible to all who could afford their own Book of the Dead, a handy guidebook providing the spells necessary for the perilous, confusing and elaborate trials faced to earn eternal life among the gods.
the deceased enters the underworld and regains the physical abilities of the living, the deceased is resurrected and joins Re to rise as the sun each day, the deceased travels across the sky before judgement in the underworld by a panel of gods and, finally - assuming the soul hasn’t been destroyed - the deceased joins the gods.
For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places. 13 Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand.