SAINT LOUIS ~ syncroni ~ €it¥ , Missouri

Cincinnati got nothing. Some thunder & rain...

We were saved by Serpent Mound and my prayer.

aether, did you hear about the tornado event in Missouri....I'm going to see if I can help with clean up today or set something up. It's a mess.
I love Branson, what a shame !!!

Just read every post in this interesting thread and felt compelled to add a few things.

In 1878 a group of so called philanthropists who remain anonymous to this day began a parade that still continues in St. Louis The Veiled Prophet parade. It is obviously a masonic group whatever you wish to make of this.

What do you guys think of this?

[link to www.goldenmean.info]

Re-PENT of sinners or Angel of the Whirlwind?

According to Dan not if your inside a metal building (iron). No iron used by the ancient builders.

Can you become a tornado?

on that topic, when we look at all ancient structure world wide two things are unmistakable

1) the builders were clever to the point where we today would struggle to reconstruct the scale and complexity of their constructions

2) being that clever and as we know from artifacts , global awareness of metal existed.
the builders, without exception, chose NOT to include metal within their constructions

Peanut, so what do you make of all these French connections??

The last king of France was Louis Philippe I, from 1830 to 1848 in what was known as the July Monarchy.
He fled France as a young man and spent 21 years in exile, including considerable time in the United States!!!

i will ruminate on that and see what comes up...... but there were 3 colonial powers involved in north america. France had what was called the first, second and third estate social system for hundreds of years. Basically caste systems with the third being the 99%. The trinity factor seems prominant.

Ningishzida is the earliest known symbol of snakes twining (some (One Greek myth of origin of the caduceus is part of the story of Tiresias, who found two snakes copulating and killed the female with his staff. ) say [copulation]][who?]) around an axial rod. It predates the Caduceus of Hermes, the Rod of Asclepius and the staff of Moses by more than a millennium.

Woah...

The spin positions of the Aether in which electrons and protons exist, as well as the electrons and protons themselves, could be described as having a snake-like appearance. We could even describe the electrons as female snakes, and protons as male snakes. A magic wand (conductive metal) placed between the snakes would encourage the two to climb aboard the wand and unite.

Nobody really knows where the caduceus originated, its origin being so far back in time. But we do know that it has been a part of many ancient cultures. We also know that the caduceus was a staff carried by Hermes (also known as Mercury), as he flew across great distances, at great speed, carrying his messages. Isn’t it rather fortuitous that thousands of years ago a mythical god carried messages at great speeds across great distances and holding a staff, which modern science can interpret as electricity? What great luck! It sounds like Hermes could be a modern symbol for radio transmission, or even the World Wide Web.

So is it really a myth? Electricity was known thousands of years ago, and ancient cities of grand proportions are being discovered on land and under sea that hasn’t been above water in over 11,500 years

Why are animals used so widely in coats of arms?

The familiar red dragon of Wales and the double-headed eagle of the House of Habsburg exemplify a widespread and familiar practice to embed animal figures in heraldic devices, both in the Old and New Worlds, but few people dwell on the rationale of such a seemingly absurd practice.

The fantastic nature of a double-headed bird, a unicorn or a dragon alone identifies the realm of mythology as the home of such creatures emblazoned on armorial bearings, but what bearing do mythical beings have on aristocratic pedigrees?

Surprisingly, far from being frivolous ornamental touches, the zoological components of inherited family badges often boast longer pedigrees than the families themselves, reaching back into prehistoric times when many a noble lineage laid claim to have descended from some mythical beast.

The ‘mythogenealogies’ of individual lineages are rooted in the more archaic practice of totemism, which once prevailed on every inhabited continent. On this belief system, every clan, tribe or moiety asserted descent from a ‘totem’ believed to have lived in illo tempore. The overwhelming majority of such totems were animals, identified as the ancestral ‘people’ or ‘gods’ alive during the epoch of creation.

Anthropologists have amassed hundreds, perhaps thousands, of traditional reports that ‘animals’ and ‘people’ were identical at the dawn of time – beings possessing magical powers, typically of giant proportions and able to inhabit the heavens as easily as the earth, who were the active forces in the grand myths of a ‘golden age’, cosmic war and disaster, the formation of the earth’s geological features and the foundation of human culture........................

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