X Marks the Spot

Good evening everyone. Market was great today.


I did however have a bizarre encounter with another Marketeer as I was leaving that I thought I would share.

Earlier in the day her daughter came into my booth and handed me a piece of paper. After reading it for a bit I realized it was an invitation to her 8th birthday party. My booth neighbor who has a daughter the same age, was reading over my shoulder and said, that is probably for me.

As I was packing up for the day, the same child came up and gave me a hug, which she has never done before and said see you at my birthday. I then said, you know *booth neighbor's name* is I**'s mama. Not me. I don't have any kiddos.


Her mother having watched my interaction with her daughter, walked up to me as I was leaving and said something about God, at which time I thought, Oh, here we go... but then she said or Goddess. A bunny god, goddess, or bunny energy is around you...

At first I thought

And then said, That is interesting. Rabbits have been a bit of a theme for me of late. Thanks for saying.

She then continued mentioning 'bunny' and 'energy' several more times while I grasped for something to say. She then walked away and said, I don't ever really get feelings like this. But it was so strong I had to tell you.

In the many years I have been doing Market, she and I have spoken very rarely.



So. Bunny rabbits and deities. Does it exist?

It does.

Unut: The Rabbit Goddess of Ancient Egypt

Rabbits have long been associated with spring and Easter as a symbol of fertility and new birth. In the ancient world, pre-Christian religions would celebrate the spring equinox with live rabbits, as this is the time of year when many wild animals give birth to their young. While the rabbit as an actual representation of deity did not exist on the European continent, in ancient Egypt there was one such deity by the name of Unut.

Unut was a rabbit headed goddess who origins dated back to prehistoric Egypt. Also known as Wenut, this deity has an interesting path of evolution, for she was not always known as a rabbit shaped deity. Prior to her rabbit form which came about at an unknown point during her worship, she was represented in the form of a snake. This seems rather unusual for a reptile to be transformed into a soft, gentle, furry creature, even though snakes too were considered symbols of fertility in ancient Egypt
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how nicely odd , i am glad market was pleasing

you began talking about rabbits a few days ago, i discovered rabbit row on a walk when you did

Yes it was. She stumbled over her words something terrible so I had a hard time following her. That was the best I could describe it.

I mentioned rabbits on the news of the death of the actor from Roger Rabbit and Hook.


When questioned about what she wanted for her 'birthday present' from my booth neighbor after I had handed her the invitation, she went round and round about how she like 'everything'. And quizzed for her favorite 'thing' she finally found and answer.

Turtles.

Her mother came up to me and said the 'bunny bit' hours later. And her daughter was holding 2 tiny turtles.

Wondering if the gap is just the pause between inhale and exhale, in analogy.

The empathy connection


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huge difference between the images

two sides of a coin

I see fields as distortions of the aether. example: the alignment of charges in a bar magnet align the aether also, and this is carried outward into the "field". The field is aether in organized motion, and acts as a force

I agree in principle Sparky. Aether is non-ponderable matter and can have physical properties which cannot be associated with the void that is purported to exist between pieces of ponderable matter. I like Lebau's idea of aether as a superfluid that can convey forces and support waves

Those concepts above work together along with J J Thomson's charged sphere moving through a frictionless fluid example:

Such that, given for example a superfluid condition, the bar magnetic would present the ‘localization’ of the superfluid condition relative to the whole but now associated to a material object; the bar magnet itself. When the Aether (in this case a superfluid analog) is associated to a material object (in this case the bar magnet) it is referred to as “fields”; relative to that object.

The analogy is then that the (universal) superfluid condition becomes ‘localized’ as “fields” when bound to matter whether as electric, magnetic, and/or gravitational. Each of these present differentiations in motion and phase of that superfluid condition. The nature of an object of matter itself, a “particle” for example, would present different ‘geometric re-configurations’ and resulting ‘phase-states’ of that that original superfluid condition. Like a rainbow reveals different frequencies of Light; so do "fields" reveal different 'modes' of the Aether Continuum with matter serving as 'prism'.

So, one has an overall Primal Dynamic Phase in Motion (a superfluid analog to the Aether in this example) undergoing several phase-transitions which then present several localized qualities (“fields”), as It Moves and subsequently impels or imparts motion; which is then perceived as “Force”.

In relation to this analog what is “charge”? It would be the resulting “momentum”, the quality of motion, linear or curvilinear, imparted to the object as it ‘absorbs’ and ‘geometrically re-configures’ the prodigious Motion inherent in the larger analogous Aether superfluid; of which the object is an integrated part.

The Motions of the Aether differentiating in those ways is what Tesla recognized when saying:

It's a whole new way of understanding something...and it makes sense...I don't understand why anyone would fear it...it connects sooooooo many things...I don't get how that can be bad.

Was in the Renaissance era today, lol. Went to the big festival they have every May. This weekend was discounted because it was the first weekend and luck so have it the lady in front gave free tickets to me so I didn't have to pay. Saw trolls, elves, wenches, highlanders, bout everything you can think of 16th century England, lol

Interesting renaissance means rebirth, seems like it was a melting pot of culture back in the day.

good morning aruna...



what are our current masters of the universe....

In 1660, within a few months of the restoration of Charles II, a group of 12 men, including Robert Boyle and Christopher Wren, met in London to set up a society to study the mechanisms of nature.

Freemasonry, supported by Charles II, was the guiding force behind the birth of modern science, under the cover of the Royal Society.

...remember aruna the sole purpose of civilization is to return to the golden age.....

...the central theme of that quest is the belief that within human ability is the means to master nature....

...because they assume it was mastered within the golden age...


On this day in history 19th Nov. in 1600, was born Charles I.

Charles was a king who believed totally in the ‘Divine Right of Kings’ and engaged in a power struggle with Parliament, which he lost and paid for with his life.

....that charles was attempting to enforce the historical purpose of all kings throughout history before him...be the one with the ability.....

...what the occult/scientist/priests did in the 1600`s was what they had often done before....recommended to the military that a different ruling structure be put in place whilst they continued the quest......

...to master nature

That is a good movie. She was in the Terminator tv show as a robot.

Forgot I dreamed about coffee last night and before that had really deep sleep.

yes, we still utilize enlightenment stuff but we are getting over it quite quickly now thanks to our global communications technology, space age discoveries and our new universe meanings causing new meaning of life philosophies

Yes I know. I didn't watch her in that though.

My dream cycle ended on a strange note. Do you ever have memories in your dream that when you wake you don't know if said memory was real or not, but in the dream was recalled and plausible?

oh
i have been telling seer for some days or longer i am experiencing exactly that a lot

The Dual Chalice.

In Wicca a chalice, as a feminine principle ........

So. Bunny rabbits and deities. Does it exist?

It does.

Unut: The Rabbit Goddess of Ancient Egypt

Rabbits have long been associated with spring and Easter as a symbol of fertility and new birth. In the ancient world, pre-Christian religions would celebrate the spring equinox with live rabbits, as this is the time of year when many wild animals give birth to their young. While the rabbit as an actual representation of deity did not exist on the European continent, in ancient Egypt there was one such deity by the name of Unut.

Unut was a rabbit headed goddess who origins dated back to prehistoric Egypt. Also known as Wenut, this deity has an interesting path of evolution, for she was not always known as a rabbit shaped deity. Prior to her rabbit form which came about at an unknown point during her worship, she was represented in the form of a snake. This seems rather unusual for a reptile to be transformed into a soft, gentle, furry creature, even though snakes too were considered symbols of fertility in ancient Egypt
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The gap is the two ladies or upper and lower egypt not united or could say the elbow would be the joint.
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The nebty name, literally meaning, "two ladies", is one of the titles of an Egyptian pharaoh, following the standard naming convention used by the Ancient Egyptians. The name was associated with the patron goddesses of Upper and Lower Egypt:

Nekhbet, patron deity of Upper Egypt, was represented by as a griffon vulture, and
Wadjet, patron deity of Lower Egypt, was represented as an Egyptian cobra.


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The word 'mastaba' comes from the Arabic word for a bench of mud,[5] likely because when seen from a distance it resembles a bench. It is also speculated that the Egyptians may have borrowed ideas from Mesopotamia since at the time they were both building similar structures.



Thanks to double jointed elbows and wenis (new learned word)
Wondering if the egyptian beard with hat, the beard is like a grounding pin kind of like same sense as for lightning. Like the beard ground the wedjet and nekhbet.



Also saw this yesterday, pyramid structure with the words(results on top):


results
actions
beliefs
experiences

"our beliefs come from experiences, our results come from our actions, what beliefs do you want us to have of you?"


What constitutes empathy and how can it be developed? Empathy is the ability to put oneself in someone else’s shoes. It is the ability to experience vicariously the feelings that someone else may have and then being able to communicate that understanding in such a way that the recipient feels understood. It is not sufficient that you believe that you understand what the other person is feeling, but that they experience being understood. Being empathic requires the ability to put aside one’s own feelings and thoughts in order to fully attend to the feelings and thoughts of someone else. It requires the ability to get outside of oneself.





Two sides of a coin because it represents both life and death depending on what structure you put it in depends on outcome, imo.

These were some interesting quotes
"I am what I need to be" "It's not what you do it's what you are"

okay done, shew

Good morning everyone.

What an unfortunate name she carries. I'd be willing to bet there is a porn site with that name. If not, there will be shortly. Not trying to be crude.



Unut

Unut, alt. Wenut or Wenet, is a prehistoric Egyptian snake goddess.

Originally, she had the form of a snake and was called "The swift one". She came from the fifteenth Upper Egyptian province and was worshipped with Thoth at its capital Hermopolis. Later she was depicted with a woman's body and a hare's head. She was taken into the cult of Horus and later of Ra.

Her name can be represented with five different hieroglyphs, but she appears rarely in literature and inscriptions. An exceptional sculpture of her has been found by American archaeologists and is probably the only one of its kind found so far. Her name was taken into the highest royal position just once in the long Egyptian history. The only king bearing her name was Unas. Her male companion is Wenenu, who was sometimes regarded as a form of Osiris or Ra
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it is never who you know but what you do with them that causes the effect of your experience of them

that prompts the notion women and men should be cautious

common sense i suppose

That is so awesome! Unut is related to Unas(wenis) and the two ladies. Interesting unut is called the swift one.