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originally posted by: OmegaSynthesis
Elohim = El = 31 degrees longitudinal line on which the Pyramids of Giza and the Adam's Calendar converge and which all other ley lines meet; Very great energy, could have been a Stargate, a great possible yes.
originally posted by: undo
no, i don't think it's actually underground in the sense of the location the person ends up at after they go in it/get hurled into it, or what not. it's better stated as the "gate" of god. for example, in revelation 9, the bottomless pit
(abyss in the original language), has a gate that has to be unlocked. and the description of it, is identical to the hebrew meaning -- cauldron of god.
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: BlueMule
or the grail and all that liquid containing bowl-ish things are often symbolic for female. Maybe hints to an oracle, like an earlier delphi?
originally posted by: undo
a reply to: Utnapisjtim
i think it goes all the way back to abzu, which is misunderstood to be water, which is actually what it looks like. which later became absu and apsu (see the earlier name of the bronze sea (apsu)). dyslexic flip.
originally posted by: undo
another reason people assume it's related to sexual energy or out of body experience (like astral projection or consciousness / visions, etc) is because of ezekiel's "vision" of wheels within wheels
originally posted by: undo
a reply to: Utnapisjtim
oh that's interesting!
according to sumerian literature, enki built his e.abzu temple in the abzu. then he raises it up from the abyss and floats it over the water like a lofty mountain.
so check this out: in revelation 9, it says 4 angels are bound in the euphrates. in biblical texts, the only place angels are "bound" is the bottomless pit/abyss/abzu (and it has a gate (a door that has to be unlocked)). so how are they bound in the euphrates? easy-the bottomless pit/abyss/abzu is under the euphrates. how did that happen? how did access to the abzu end up buried under the euphrates? since ancient sumer, an additional 65 miles of shoreline have been created out into the persian gulf as a result of silt deposition by the euphrates river. so the bottomless pit/abyss/abzu use to be accessible via submerging down into the persian gulf but is now covered up by silt deposition, over which the euphrates is currently flowing.