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Isn't it odd that "THEM" are out to get you but you can't tell us anything about them other than they are both incredibly evil and complete utter morons - you can figure out every evil plan they come up - but at the same time don't know a thing about them.
and in all the thousands of years they've been here what have they accomplished, exactly? You make believe you know all about them so, if that were true they have no operational secrecy. Having done nothing usefully I'd call them morons.
So, if they are so evil why don't you go kill them all and save us?
Oh, wait all you do is post weird ^%$# on websites.
Oh, wait all you do is post weird ^%$# on websites.
Sorry.................
PS don't worry about me - but that Harte fellow....I don't know he could be one you know.....
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Hanslune
and in all the thousands of years they've been here what have they accomplished, exactly? You make believe you know all about them so, if that were true they have no operational secrecy. Having done nothing usefully I'd call them morons.
Suspecting "they" were originally charged with spreading organic life throughout at least our galaxy, they came to the end of the road, sort of speaking. Ended their journey on a planet not far from here and decided to call it home. Tiamat. War broke out and their home planet was destroyed, sending them on a search for another home planet, And here they are. It wasn't exactly to their liking so they modified our planet by adding vast amounts of water. They moved in and took over, others might call it a invasion. So, if there ever were a "Prime Directive" of non intervention, they broke it.
"They" may be responsible for all biological life on at least our planet, but have nothing to do with the spirit or soul creation, that animates life. At best they can only confuse and confound that spirit, but never defeat it.
They were given the Keys to lock, unlock the spirit into the physical body so that they may use it for their deep space travels with extended life spans that would be required, but also to use to incorporate "Our" spirits into the flesh, as "We" were promised a land to live on. "They" use this knowledge to control and manipulate mankind via spiritual walkins or more commonly known as Demonic possession. They walk among us by inhabiting willing "Morons" they had created with their "Matrix of Lies". Nothing noble in that. And if you study these "Possessed" you will see a self hatred, self destructive tendencies. "They" must really hate us, I wonder why... Maybe because they can never completely control, the Divine Spirit and only wish to torment and torture it.
So, if they are so evil why don't you go kill them all and save us?
Oh, wait all you do is post weird ^%$# on websites.
I was not challenged to be a "white knight" with sword seeking revenge. Mine was to only find the truth, no matter where it lay. It must be a united humanity to make the collective judgment concerning "Them". Personally, if my words ever carried any weight, my advice would be for "Them" to forsake the flesh they reside in, and go home. Their mission is complete.
Oh, wait all you do is post weird ^%$# on websites.
Sorry.................
In this you have betrayed yourself in having a knowledge not of your stated position. You have a knowledge that would not be common to the average "Surfer". How, would you know? Or, is it just a assumption.......
PS don't worry about me - but that Harte fellow....I don't know he could be one you know.....
Pointing a accusatory finger at your, brother? Nothing for me to worry about. I'm not in hiding....
P.S. It amazes me that there is a hard core membership desperately fighting to keep a myth, a myth lol The effort is quite illogical, unless, there are hidden truths involved. In time, the truths will shine brighter than pearls.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
P.S. It amazes me that there is a hard core membership desperately fighting to keep a myth, a myth lol The effort is quite illogical, unless, there are hidden truths involved. In time, the truths will shine brighter than pearls.
So, I guess the "brotherhood" is like Marriage, "till death do us part" lol lol. Lets see, Sitchen was a Mason, so he made all of it up, proclaimed, after he dies. Your fluent in Sumerian Cuneiform in order to judge him? Yes there is disinformation contained in his writings but not clear as to who put it there, Sitrchen, or the Anunnaki themselves. Once again, you assume I strictly use Sitchens material exclusively, incorrectly.
Good luck with that religion - remember Sitchin couldn't actually read Sumerian - all that stuff he came up was well, made up.
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
P.S. It amazes me that there is a hard core membership desperately fighting to keep a myth, a myth lol The effort is quite illogical, unless, there are hidden truths involved. In time, the truths will shine brighter than pearls.
It doesn't amaze me that soft-headed fluff brains are trying to turn an obvious myth into a story of alien intervention in order to maintain their sparkly, fairy-tale worldview and to make themselves feel like they are "in on" some big secret so that they might feel "special."
Harte
"If they attack one personally, it means they have not a single political argument left." - Margaret Thatcher
This type of argument can be fallacious for a number of reasons, including, most notably, the following:
The ad hominem attack is irrelevant to the discussion.
The ad hominem attack is used as primarily as a diversion tactic, either to unjustifiably shift the burden of proof to someone else in the discussion or to change the topic.
The ad hominem attack involves the faulty premise that an attack against the source of an argument necessarily constitutes a successful refutation of that argument.
to make themselves feel like they are "in on" some big secret so that they might feel "special."
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Hanslune
So, I guess the "brotherhood" is like Marriage, "till death do us part" lol lol. Lets see, Sitchen was a Mason, so he made all of it up, proclaimed, after he dies.
Your fluent in Sumerian Cuneiform in order to judge him?
So, your stating Sitchen was gaslighting the world to make a buck?
you just believe what you are told to believe
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Hanslune
You didn't wait the customary 4 hrs to reply, I must have hit a nerve lol
You, are sadly mistaken. My style of research has been to read all materials about any given subject, from all sources, to include what you call, fringe. And I have spent very little money in doing that. I do not follow any one author, or train of thought. I do not follow any one religion but have researched each one when required. I am a Trail blazer, not listening, or following anyone.
Now, again, who do you think is putting thoughts into my head? "Told to believe". I have no "whisperers" in my ears. Who do you think is telling me what to believe, besides the masons? Who???
you being told to believe
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
I will not sit down! I will not Shut up! And I will not be gas lit by a bunch of Lunatics!
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: [post=26560822]Hanslune
Again and again, WHO is telling me what to believe? Show me where anyone has published anything about the Masons being a bunch of lunatic moon worshipers. Who, who, who, is putting this train of thought in my mind, besides the gaslighting masons themselves. WHO IS TELLING ME THIS? I'll tell you who, THE MASONS THEMSELVES!
You ever have a student stand up to what you were teaching? New experience for you?
Absolutely not. I have no wish to have a following of blind and controlled followers who do not understand how to use their own mind. I do how ever wish people look into the things I share and become self enlightened who no longer follow the Pied Pipers of the Secret Societies who man our institutions.
is there some reason we should believe you?
Was Sitchen, not a Mason? Was it not Masons who walked on the Moon, and run NASA? Was Isaac Newton not a Mason? Was not the Royal Institution not created by Masons? Was not Sir Edmond Halley, a Mason? Jehovah Witnesses, The Mormons, Satanism, Wiccans Etc Etc Etc, all started by Masons.
Masons are telling you about Tiamat? So you received all your information about everything from masons huh.
Could you have found that without my years of Mayan training? Yep, its called the Internet.
However, you aren't a student you're an eccentric fellow on the Internet who believes some pretty wild and crazy stuff
originally posted by:]All Seeing Eye
is there some reason we should believe you? Absolutely not.
The official story line concerning a return to the "Moon" is that we no longer posses the "Technology". Your buying that, right? But yet, Elon Musk can plan a trip to Mars.
The Moon, Its all about the Moon.
In Babylonian mythology, the Tree of Life was a magical tree that grew in the center of paradise. The Apsu, or primordial waters, flowed from its roots. It is the prototype of the tree described in Genesis: the biblical Tree of Paradise evolved directly from this ancient symbol; it is the symbol from which the Egyptian, Islamic, and Kabbalistic Tree of Life concepts originated. Nowadays, we use "tree of life" as a metaphor usually, even though various stylized images of the tree of life can also represent the spine and branches of the human nervous system.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
"If they attack one personally, it means they have not a single political argument left." - Margaret Thatcher
You have access to my I.Q. scores?
This type of argument can be fallacious for a number of reasons, including, most notably, the following:
The ad hominem attack is irrelevant to the discussion.
The ad hominem attack is used as primarily as a diversion tactic, either to unjustifiably shift the burden of proof to someone else in the discussion or to change the topic.
The ad hominem attack involves the faulty premise that an attack against the source of an argument necessarily constitutes a successful refutation of that argument.
It amazes me that there is a hard core membership desperately fighting to keep a myth
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
to make themselves feel like they are "in on" some big secret so that they might feel "special."
Is that your way of congratulating me? Funny thing is, I don't feel special. Is that important to you, feeling special? Are you?
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Hanslune
My style of research has been to read all materials about any given subject, from all sources, to include what you call, fringe. And I have spent very little money in doing that. I do not follow any one author, or train of thought. I do not follow any one religion but have researched each one when required. I am a Trail blazer, not listening, or following anyone.
originally posted by: All Seeing EyeNow, again, who do you think is putting thoughts into my head? "Told to believe". I have no "whisperers" in my ears. Who do you think is telling me what to believe, besides the masons? Who???
originally posted by: Harte
Yet you just posted a claim that a Mexican whistle came from a Japanese temple.
Perhaps you can see that that might make readers wonder if you actually "read all materials about any given subject, from all sources," especially since that very same whistle has been discussed a dozen times right here on the forum where you displayed your own ignorance of it.
Harte
If you say so, you keep showing one Mesopotamian cylinder seal image why so? This is a cylinder seal made in first millennium (circa 700 BCE) and shows the tree of life - why is that important to you?
Writing seems to have been invented in the late fourth millennium BC in Mesopotamia in the form of wedge-shaped marks pressed into soft clay with a reed stylus: the script known as cuneiform. Through his work on this ancient language, Irving Finkel, has uncovered amazing secrets from over five thousand years ago, including the story behind Noah’s ark.
In mythology, a lunar deity is a god or goddess of the Moon, sometimes as a personification. These deities can have a variety of functions and traditions depending upon the culture, but they are often related. Some form of moon worship can be found in most ancient religions.
moon worship
moon worship. Although the moon has not had great prominence in the history of religion, the worship of it has been known since earliest recorded time—in the oldest literatures of Egypt, Babylonia, India, and China—and still exists today in various parts of the world, particularly among certain African and Native American groups. Moon worship is founded on the belief that the phases of the moon and the growth and decline of plant, animal, and human life are related. In some societies food was laid out at night to absorb the rays of the moon, which were thought to have power to cure disease and prolong life. Among the Baganda of central Africa it was customary for a mother to bathe her newborn child by the light of the first full moon. The moon was frequently equated with wisdom and justice, as in the worship of the Egyptian god Thoth and the Mesopotamian god Sin. In general, however, the moon has been the basis for many amorous legends and some superstitions (madmen were once considered to be moonstruck, hence the term lunatic) and is particularly important in the practice of astrology.
There is no more spectacular reminder of our Masonic historical and ritualistic heritage than the moon at its height of fullness. While astronomers view the moon with the analytical eye of science, the moon has been a focal point for cultures around the world throughout history and has inspired music, poetry and religion alike. However, for Masons, and particularly Vermont Masons, the moon has not just been a symbolic light in our ritualistic teaching but also a literal light to our brethren of long ago. It thus behooves us to take a moment to remember the moon and its long association with the Craft and its origins.
Yes, astronaut Buzz Aldrin is a Freemason.
He was initiated into Freemasonry at Oak Park Lodge No. 864 in Alabama and raised at Lawrence N. Greenleaf Lodge, No. 169 in Colorado.
He is also a member of the York Rite and Arabia Shrine Temple of Houston.