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What We Believe about Ancient Egypt's "Ankh" May be Wrong! Read this (before getting a tattoo!) Update! Video.

 
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As an aside supernova's do have a significant impact on our climate.

Cosmic ray particles originating from supernova's interact with out atmosphere and cause clouds (so strong solar magnetic fields reduce their effect, while weak ones allow more through and increase their effect).

This was Svensmark’s cosmic ray hypothesis, which has apparently been confirmed by an experiment at Cern.

A bit more on it here:

[link to wattsupwiththat.com]

Apparently the major source of cosmic ray influence on Earth is the Crab Nebula (as an amateur astronomer I am a bit of a nebula nut, as they are breathtakingly beautiful, but this does work against me a bit, as my viewing lists go out the window as soon as I look at the Orion Nebula, and the night has gone before I think of looking at anything else, so I'm not a very good amateur astronomer really).
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I just read everything I can about this topic and the
Orion Nebula is one of my all-time favs! I did read an
article just last year where a scientific paper came out
claiming that certain high-cycled cosmic rays from the
Crab Nebula actually caused the Sumatra Earthquake in
2004. I will try to find the article--it is so difficult
to find much on these topics as the material is apparently being censored to a point. But...yeah, the influences on
our earth, our weather and quakes is all just now being discovered to have a relationship to the Nebula.
Thanks for your post!
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Look closely at the middle picture of the Egyptian Ankh in the OP.

Quite a few proper lens shapes are on that artifact, and the hieroglyph at the bottom right, looks like the cross section of a telescope, with a small viewing opening at the bottom (for an eyepice to focus it or even change the magnification?).

Of course if the Egyptians were building telescopes, they could also have built microscopes . . . .

Looking at the scale of the Ankhs in the left picture of the OP, I reckon that looks to be about a 4" lens.

Well a 4" telescope is a pretty darned powerful device. For perspective, Galileo's telescope had a 37mm diameter objective lens, and an eyepiece diameter of 22mm.

[link to galileotelescope.org]
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Yes...Totally possible. You are referring to this
picture:
:AnkhThingie1:

Here is the article I spoke of in my last reply to your
post!


Galactic Stellar Explosions - The trigger events behind 2012 By Laron
Quote:
I have been thinking for a while now about how to start this entry off as there are a number of facts I could mention. Let me just get strait to the point here. In the blog entry I made, titled 'Transit of Venus, June 2012 & the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami connection', I discussed the
evidence behind the pattern which formed a clear picture of major earth changes occurring exactly around the six month mark after each Transit of Venus. This month is the six month period after the last transit.

The transits are rare and occur twice every 121.5 years.
Coincidentally, there is evidence that shows a galactic stellar explosion occurred, or reached us, at the same time as the 9.3 2004 Sumatra boxing day earthquake. This gamma ray burst, aka stellar explosion, was the brightest ever recorded in human history (...that doesn't count the reference in this thread to "The Vela Supernova," of course, as he is referring to written historical records in our time-line.)

It was one hundred times more intense than any burst that had ever been recorded before. It's believed that this event has some correlation to the energetic cause or trigger, behind the 2004 December 9.3 Sumatra Earthquake which took the lives of two hundred and thirty thousand
people.

(He references this author later in the article:
Back in May 1997, Paul A. LaViolette released his book Earth under Fire. Below is a summary of what this book was focused on.

...Many ancient myths from around the world tell catastrophic destruction by fire and flood. These ubiquitous legends are so extreme that they are often dismissed as imaginative exaggerations. In Earth Under Fire, Paul LaViolette connects these "myths" to recent scientific findings in astronomy, geology, and archaeology to reconstruct the details of prehistoric global disasters and to explain how similar tragedies could recur in the near future.)

[link to www.transients.info]

There are others of course, google: "Cosmic Rays and
Sumatra Quake 2004"
Cheers!
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and THAT is why i went Yin Yang
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Wonderful!
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Interesting if true would explain a lot.

I can see why the vatican would want to cover it, means the flood was caused by a supernova and not God.
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That wouldn't jive with the Old Testament, would it.
lol! Unfortunately, with the advances in space technology
and the Hubble Deep Space Telescope...humanity and the
Vatican really needs to make their "God" much bigger
than having only localized influences. God could very well
cause a star to "supernova"...but that would need to be
be written into a "back-story" that works with the rest
of the Bible. A difficult assignment that would be.
Good point!
hf
O'sCookie

"...Yeah...Tony the Pugdog told me that those
2 pepperonies went "super nova" and that's why most
of the pizza has disappeared. I think he ate it,
it follows "Okam's Razor" much better."

:PUGnpizza:
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Simple advice, don't screw around with things you don't understand. I'm against marking yourself with any symbols period. But to mark yourself with something you don't even know the meaning of is insanity.

When you meet God and he sees somebody else's brand on you, could you blame him for sending you to your rightful owner?
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It doesn't matter what meaning other people give to symbols. Christmas is a holiday that Christians stole from pagans. Do you think God is going to send all those Christians to hell for celebrating a pagan holiday? No he is not. Because the only meaning that matters is what meaning you give it.

The ankh to me symbolizes eternal life. Always has, always will. I am very proud of my ink. And I am also 100% a servant of the Creator. I have met God, many times, and he did not turn me away for wearing a symbol of eternal life.
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Simple advice, don't screw around with things you don't understand. I'm against marking yourself with any symbols period. But to mark yourself with something you don't even know the meaning of is insanity.

When you meet God and he sees somebody else's brand on you, could you blame him for sending you to your rightful owner?
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It doesn't matter what meaning other people give to symbols. Christmas is a holiday that Christians stole from pagans. Do you think God is going to send all those Christians to hell for celebrating a pagan holiday? No he is not. Because the only meaning that matters is what meaning you give it.

The ankh to me symbolizes eternal life. Always has, always will. I am very proud of my ink. And I am also 100% a servant of the Creator. I have met God, many times, and he did not turn me away for wearing a symbol of eternal life.
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If you have read all the material (there's a lot, I realize
that...but even just the last sentence in Post #2 for the
summary?) If you do that, you will see that after doing all this research and finding out the original meaning and then the ins-and-outs of 11,000 years of "morphing" through the various cultures which adopted The Ankh symbol, I did come to the conclusion that this information in NO WAY MAKES THE ANKH LESS VALUABLE OR SACRED as a symbol. If anything, it makes the symbol have even deeper meaning because it shows that even after a "level playing field" caused by some cosmic event, humanity still survived, still came back to create great civilizations and empires--and now here we find ourselves in one of the most AMAZING times in the history of the world (that we know about!) Just the music alone is worth saving the planet!
Glad that you chose The Ankh, wear it with pride!
hf
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Here is a thought that just crossed my mind (been up all
night...it's no wonder! lol!)

:AnkhThingie4:

I composed a thread last year that considered the decision by the newly elected Pope (Francis) for his "Papal Crest" suspiciously similar to the shape of the "Khepra Goddess Beetle." (Elected 3-13-2013) This was even before I came across "The Once and Future Star" material from Michanowsky!


Thanks to GLP's Abhie who did the graphic for me of a
side-by-side comparison between the King Tutankhamun
Jeweled broach (shaped in the image of the Scarab Beetle
Goddess "Khepra") with the Papal Crest chosen by Pope Francis March 2013--it seemed clear to me that there was some kind of deeper message the pope was attempting to send to his followers (if not simply a freudian one!) Check it out:
:PopeCrestKhepri2:

The picture (top of post) of the wood Egyptian Artifact from
King Tut's Treasures, clearly links the symbol of The Ankh
w/the Khepra Beetle Goddess (see her image inside the circle
formed by the loop of The Ankh in the picture above right.)
Both the "Father of Egyptology," A. Kircher and Pope Francis
are Jesuits in the Vatican. And, in fact,
Kircher was ridiculed in the 1600's for his devotion and preoccupation
with deciphering the Khepra mythology--and this historical fact would
not be unfamiliar to Pope Francis.

With both Khepra and The Ankh having links to the Vela Supernova, and specifically to Phaeton its doomed star, and thanks to this new research by Michanowsky, we can fairly accurately assume that Pope Francis deciding to use this image as his Papal Crest beginning in 2013 has ushered in an era of global threats from space (to earth) by its symbolism. And, even more specifically, to coming threats presented to Earth by any super nova in Earth's neighborhood. Clearly Pope Francis believes that part of his reign will be during dangerous if not catastrophic times to use this symbol. Last Spring, Suspicious Observer reported a "super nova" having been captured by the Hubble in the constellation "Hydra."

Michanowsky's book, ("The Once and Future Star"), gives us the clues we need to be warned. The video below just aired on mainstream news during the launch of the "Orion" mission into space is chilling as we consider the possibilities!


[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
FairUSE (Jay tells us that the "Orion" will save
mankind from extinction!)

cheer
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For perspective, the Crab Nebula is about 6,500 light years away from earth.

The Crab Nebula is presently the biggest source of Cosmic Rays arriving here. So even at that distance, they have an effect.

Betelgeuse is well on its way towards going supernova (it may have already happened), and is about 600 light years away.

Things get very dodgy with anything that goes supernova close to us.

Apparently 25 light years away would be enough to have gammaray bursts that could strip the ozone layer from the earth, leaving the entire surface to be bombarded by solar radiation and sterilized.

Nice piccy of the Crab Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Why I am a Nebula nut:

Orion

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Ring Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Hourglass Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Carina Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Rosette Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Click on piccys at links for bigger versions.
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Simple advice, don't screw around with things you don't understand. I'm against marking yourself with any symbols period. But to mark yourself with something you don't even know the meaning of is insanity.

When you meet God and he sees somebody else's brand on you, could you blame him for sending you to your rightful owner?
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Your soul does not tattoo.
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For crying out loud, the ANKH was a device to insert the Archon serpent into the intended host. The facts clearly show us this when the ANKH is held up to the mouth of the host depictions.

The cone headed high priest performed the blend and we see the Archon serpent depicted in a globe on the head of a transport host where the chosen host Pharaoh usually had the blended serpent revealing itself from the forehead.
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i'm pretty sure everyone who does that 'shhhh' gesture is some sort of pervert
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Kind of get the idea of a flux tube or no?
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The train has left the building
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See how few people actually look, or accept the implications
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spockish
The universe is basically an animal. It grazes on the ordinary. It creates infinite idiots just to eat them.

The Rickest Rick Sanchez comments are meant for entertainment purposes only and should not be construed to reflect the feelings and opinions, implied or expressed, of the author.
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For perspective, the Crab Nebula is about 6,500 light years away from earth.

The Crab Nebula is presently the biggest source of Cosmic Rays arriving here. So even at that distance, they have an effect.

Betelgeuse is well on its way towards going supernova (it may have already happened), and is about 600 light years away.

Things get very dodgy with anything that goes supernova close to us.

Apparently 25 light years away would be enough to have gammaray bursts that could strip the ozone layer from the earth, leaving the entire surface to be bombarded by solar radiation and sterilized.

Nice piccy of the Crab Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Why I am a Nebula nut:

Orion

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Ring Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Hourglass Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Carina Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Rosette Nebula

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]

Click on piccys at links for bigger versions.
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Wow! Thanks A.C.!
I was just wondering how I would find out how far away
the super nova would have been which happened 13,000 years ago in the Vela constellation--and how close another one would need to be to cause us the havoc they would have seen in 9,000 b.c. There is currently a super nova in the constellation of "Hydra" that is about 120 light years from Earth--and that's much closer than was the Vela Super Nova which Michanowsky has researched for his book! Here is a link:
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

And thanks for those pictures of the nebula. They are my passion as well!

Have you checked into the work of the Orion Nebula researcher, Danny Wilten? If you haven't found it yet, you are in for a treat! Just for starters, you can look over his webpage for his ebook called "Orion in the Vatican" where he has located the Orion Nebula Trapezium within some of the frescos of European cathedrals! And he goes much further than this. Here is the link:
[link to www.OrionintheVatican.com]

Enjoy!
hf
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Excellent thread, OP.

The hints tossed out to us in the media and movies
suggests a looming event.

The movie Interstellar is a Luciferian interpretation of
Good and Evil. The evil events that lead to the downfall
of people and civilization are seen as triggers to higher
consciousness. The idea that we call 'natural dis-asters'
also "acts of God" implies a divine plan or agency in such
events.

The symbolism of 'being above the water' could mean that
a new consciousness is to be born from the tribulation.
This is the theory of quantum evolution or punctuated equi-
librium in practice; which allowed humans to rise above their
own condition as creatures of instinct and opportunity into
beings with a conscience.

The basic idea is that stasis is the only real evil and
jarring events like a supernova accelerate the ascent of
humans to the stars.

The ankh resembles both a key and the keyhole.
That suggests a deep relativity. -Notice in the movie
Interstellar that the theory of relativity was mentioned
over and over; the actions in the movie were suggesting that
good and evil are profoundly relative. 'Evil' is shown as
the key to opening the door of progress.
(ad astera per aspera)

Notice that Nathan Crowley was an important part of this
movie. (He may have some insight into Aleister's work.)
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Here's a little background to the legend of Phaethon.
[link to www.theoi.com]

The name means the "shining one".
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Excellent thread, OP.

The hints tossed out to us in the media and movies
suggests a looming event.

The movie Interstellar is a Luciferian interpretation of
Good and Evil. The evil events that lead to the downfall
of people and civilization are seen as triggers to higher
consciousness. The idea that we call 'natural dis-asters'
also "acts of God" implies a divine plan or agency in such
events.

The symbolism of 'being above the water' could mean that
a new consciousness is to be born from the tribulation.
This is the theory of quantum evolution or punctuated equi-
librium in practice; which allowed humans to rise above their
own condition as creatures of instinct and opportunity into
beings with a conscience.

The basic idea is that stasis is the only real evil and
jarring events like a supernova accelerate the ascent of
humans to the stars.

The ankh resembles both a key and the keyhole.
That suggests a deep relativity. -Notice in the movie
Interstellar that the theory of relativity was mentioned
over and over; the actions in the movie were suggesting that
good and evil are profoundly relative. 'Evil' is shown as
the key to opening the door of progress.
(ad astera per aspera)

Notice that Nathan Crowley was an important part of this
movie. (He may have some insight into Aleister's work.)
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Wow! Interesting "take" on the topic.
Haven't seen Interstellar yet, but plan to do so.
Thanks for the post!
cheers
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Don't despair, the Ankh is ancient and symbolism is merely an archetypal interface connecting to our higher mind.


Initially the Ankh is an ancient word derived from multiple meanings. generally associated with immortality.


Ankh needs to be broken down as an anagram.
A good example of ancient Egyptian names
Tut_Ankh_Amun
This name is a derivation of many aspects, T for Tau cross, Ankh for immortality and Amun for the hidden god Amon, or Amun.
Most biblical prayers end in "amen" which is really Amun.

Ah the ancient moon "goddess" is our feminine receptive.

N is nun representing the "waters". One rises above the waters connected with "baptism". Another Egyptian word.
Ba = soul
Ptah = Egyptian god
Is = Isis
M = primordial Egyptian creation mound.
hence baptism.
K and H represent
Ka and Heh, in the word ANKH The Egyptians used letters that represent all of the above.
Ka is spirit, Heh ancient god of infinity or endlessness.
Ah =moon goddess.
N = nun or the waters.
So if one possessed an Ankh one had "risen above the waters"
sound familiar, Jesus walked on water?


On a visual the ANKH also represents the alpha omega principle
Alpha = penis
Omega = vagina
both merged together are a merge of the two principles of masculine "sun" and feminine "moon". such is the nature of symbolism.

Let's go deeper, the creator doesn't give a fuck for symbols?
It cares about how we love each other.

Ah_f_ucken_wake_upn_think_for_yaself
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Great break down of the symbols! Thank you.
As I stated in my intro material for the thread,
"The ANKH" symbol is easily 11,000 years old. It has
been filtered through host cultures and civilizations
for a very long time, and while the symbol has built
within it layer upon layer of meaning which will resonate
with whomever wishes to receive it, one really does
need to attempt to get to the very first meaning of
the symbolto allow its richness to flower. It would be a shame to embrace these various other meanings of The Ankh and not invest at least some energy into understanding the 11,000 year old message which the very first Ankh symbol attempted to relate.

Frankly, I find it AMAZING that we are able to find artifacts such as the Sumerian cuneform tablets still available to decipher after 1,000s of years of geologic
changes, wars and all the other things attacking the
messages on those tablets! The importance of the information that the artifacts contain may be so valuable that some even suggest that--at least in part--the reason the Bush family wanted to invade Iraq and Iran was to gather archeological evidence...and you are correct, the ultimate theme is "love thy neighbor."
Great post! Thank you!

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Your welcome. Most of these ancient symbols were based of fertility rites which go back circa 70,000bc . A good study of early religions John Allegro "The sacred mushroom and the Cross", uncovers this with mushroom use.
His work doesn't cover the symbolism so much, he was a linguist and translated a lot of hidden Sumerian language and origins of language which is very important to the elite who make magical words from planets, gods, comets ect to befuddle us with a poison tongue.

Important to understand how modern texts have changed so much. The bible is Egyptian in origin and most people insist it's Hebrew, it is not.
We are being ruled by the ancient "Amunist" temple building cult who are obsessed with temple building over love.
The Jesus story a bastardization of Iusaset female Egyptian Goddess.
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

please note the alternative names for her? Jusas?

If we break Jesus' name down the letter J means "serpent" in Egyptian and "esus" a derivation of Isis, hence "serpent of Isis" also known as "kundalini" in eastern terms.

So many are totally blind as to what is going on re the Egyptian link.
ffs, we have so much Egyptian symbolism globally it is hard to miss?
Where we have a problem is nobody really wants to translate the occult Egyptian into modern understanding.

Lady Di was a sacrifice as "Isis" (Sirius)in one of the greatest Egyptian myths, that of death and resurrection of the Sun annually.
So we have black occult rituals of Egyptian make up going on daily.
See my post of the beheading of John the Baptist re "Isis" beheadings.
Thread: Isis beheadings John The baptist ritual

I felt The Bush family are closely associated with the book of "kings" in the bible. This will come out in good time.
Iraq may be the modern gateway to Babylon so for the elite destroying Babylon may have been connected with Daniel's vision of Nebuchadnezzar.
The invasion of Iraq may have been historical "payback" for destroying Jerusalem's temple?
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

The Destruction of Iraq may have been forced in an occult manner to try and fulfill Daniel's prophecy. See book of Daniel. Old Testament.

The current attack on Syria another purposeful attempt to bring about the battle of Armageddon in a "physical" way.
200,000,000 soldiers are needed near "Megiddo"

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

to fight a global holy war of wars, so of course to create a massive conflict there, they would fulfill biblical prophecy, at least in their eyes?
provoking Islam into terrorist activity of course would bring world focus and troops toward the middle east as motivation to "fulfill" this prophecy?

The elite know their bible and the old testament is full of prophecy if one knows how to read it with modern eyes.

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You really can't have a thread about the ancient records
of global catastrophe--and the origin of The Ankh symbol
--without touching on the interesting personality and mind
of Immanuel Velikovsky. A personal friend of Albert Einstein and one of the greatest minds of the 20th Century this Freudian psychiatrist, historian, astronomer, linguist and rogue thinker--he inspires many to search for the truth!


If you don't know who that is, you owe it to yourself given what humanity may be facing soon, to check out this video. Called "Bonds of the Past" (filmed by the BBC in 1978)
it is a very well presented over-view of some of Velikovsky's theories. I have transcribed from the video the short presentation of him at a college lecture below.
It gives a wonderful sense of his strength and brilliant mind.


[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
FairUSE (Education/discussion)

The lecture excerpt at the beginning of the video by
Velikovsky himself is the following (approx. 5 min. mark)


Velikovsky:

And...if I "transgressed" into many fields of science,
it was NOT because I was born a REBEL.

It was as if I were coerced to "trespass" (against mainstream
sciences.)

The belief...that we are living in a safe--never perturbed
Universe....That nothing ever happened to this earth and
the other planets since the beginning, that nothing will happen until the "end"...is a wishful thinking--AND...
your textbooks are still of "Victorian Vintage!"

Is there any physicist here who would stand up and defend
the proposition that only "gravitation and inertia" are
in action in the solar system....of ALL my "herecies"
this was my GREATEST!

And...let me ask you another question:
"Is the theory of "Uniformitarianism"--whereby nothing
which has happened in the past could have happened if
it does NOT happen today?"

...And THIS has built the modern geology.
...And THIS has built the modern astronomy.
...And THIS has built the modern biology and the
theory of evolution.

And so...it is only "wishful thinking" that we are
living in a safe, never-perturbed solar system...
in a safe, never-perturbed earth.


"heresies" defined:

....belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious (especially Christian/mainstream science) doctrine.
"Huss was burned for heresy"
synonyms: dissension, dissent, nonconformity, heterodoxy, unorthodoxy, apostasy, blasphemy, freethinking;
More:
agnosticism, atheism, nonbelief;
idolatry, paganism
"an age in which scientists were often accused of heresy"
.....opinion profoundly at odds with what is generally accepted.
"cutting capital gains taxes is heresy"

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For crying out loud, the ANKH was a device to insert the Archon serpent into the intended host. The facts clearly show us this when the ANKH is held up to the mouth of the host depictions.

The cone headed high priest performed the blend and we see the Archon serpent depicted in a globe on the head of a transport host where the chosen host Pharaoh usually had the blended serpent revealing itself from the forehead.
 Quoting: Anubis 65855090


:besilent/:
 Quoting: UVVU


These meanings for the Ankh were NOT from the original symbol which can be found in cultures predating Egypt, as I explain in my intro. I'm attempting to bring forward the research of Sumerian researcher George Michanowsky and not re-hash the
Egyptian interpretations (which are actually more controlled by the Vatican than what the Egyptian meanings actually may have been.) Remember, the father of "Egyptology" was a Jesuit priest under the reign of Pope Urban VIIIth in the 1600's.


The Vatican put its own "spin" on many of the "official" interpretations that they paraded out for humanity to believe. And as we can see, especially for the Ankh, much of its incredible history and what understanding its implications for future affects by supernova in the universe affecting our earth could mean.

For example, we have just had a recent Hubble Space Telescope picture of a "supernova" taking place right now in the constellation Hydra. Here is a picture of it:
HydraSpaceBubble
You can easily see the "water bubble" that is coming from the reaction of the powerful exchanges within this event. The cartouche for the name of King Tutankhamun included the heiroglyphic for water as well as the "Ankh" symbol. King Tut was obviously very "into" the supernova story of the Vela constellation.

Anyways, let's not get all bogged down having a
"yes-it-is....no-it-isn't" discussion of current Egyptian symbolism--that's not the topic. The original meaning of the "Ankh" is older than what you are referring to in an incantation!
Just sayin!

cheer
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wow


True.


Thank You for sharing this with us.



hf

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For crying out loud, the ANKH was a device to insert the Archon serpent into the intended host. The facts clearly show us this when the ANKH is held up to the mouth of the host depictions.

The cone headed high priest performed the blend and we see the Archon serpent depicted in a globe on the head of a transport host where the chosen host Pharaoh usually had the blended serpent revealing itself from the forehead.
 Quoting: Anubis 65855090


:besilent/:
 Quoting: UVVU


These meanings for the Ankh were NOT from the original symbol which can be found in cultures predating Egypt, as I explain in my intro. I'm attempting to bring forward the research of Sumerian researcher George Michanowsky and not re-hash the
Egyptian interpretations (which are actually more controlled by the Vatican than what the Egyptian meanings actually may have been.) Remember, the father of "Egyptology" was a Jesuit priest under the reign of Pope Urban VIIIth in the 1600's.


The Vatican put its own "spin" on many of the "official" interpretations that they paraded out for humanity to believe. And as we can see, especially for the Ankh, much of its incredible history and what understanding its implications for future affects by supernova in the universe affecting our earth could mean.

For example, we have just had a recent Hubble Space Telescope picture of a "supernova" taking place right now in the constellation Hydra. Here is a picture of it:
HydraSpaceBubble
You can easily see the "water bubble" that is coming from the reaction of the powerful exchanges within this event. The cartouche for the name of King Tutankhamun included the heiroglyphic for water as well as the "Ankh" symbol. King Tut was obviously very "into" the supernova story of the Vela constellation.

Anyways, let's not get all bogged down having a
"yes-it-is....no-it-isn't" discussion of current Egyptian symbolism--that's not the topic. The original meaning of the "Ankh" is older than what you are referring to in an incantation!
Just sayin!

cheer
O'sCookie
 Quoting: TheOracle'sCookie


wow


True.


Thank You for sharing this with us.



hf

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 Quoting: CommonA*


Thanks for the "WOW!"

wow

Interesting stuff, huh? It's new to me, as well.
Had no idea this info was out there--and I only
found out by accident while I was researching something
else.
Stay tuned...I'm still digging for info--I'm sure
there's more!!
hf
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See how few people actually look, or accept the implications
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Lots of people have read the post so far, and some are
chewing on it pretty good!

The implications...that is an interesting point, A.C. 8584!

What do you think the "implications" are? I would like
your thoughts!
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Important UPDATE here! 12-15-2014
(Sorry--my laptop and GLP's wordprocessor do not
appear to be compatible, so my margins are all over
the place. Sorry if it is distracting!)

Here is a response to A.C. 8584's point about the folks reading
the thread...but NOT really getting the "implications" inherent
in finding out that this very well-known symbol "The Ankh"
does NOT REALLY MEAN what we have been told by the mainstream
archeologists, Egyptologists and historians.

And...equally as important as this the interesting link
the "Ankh" has with the various artifacts showing it
displayed with the Beetle Goddess "Khepra" inside the Ankh's
circle. (See the first picture on the intro paragraph
page 1...these 2 artifacts are "sister and brother" and
complement each other. They are often appear linked in
other hieroglyphics as well!
Here is a list of things to consider when reading the thread:

1. Every symbol which is powerful and "inspiring" enough
to come down to our current culture in 2014, spanning
11,000 years of recorded history since ancient Sumeria
and Early Egypt...must have a HUGE significance. Do you
think the Nike shoe symbol will survive 11,000 years of
history--that would make it the year 13,014. THAT is a
staggering number of years!

2. While we can say: "Oh...I'll just give it the meaning
that suits me best!" Truth is that the symbol has
history which resonates subconsciously, whether we
choose our own meaning for it or not. So, KNOWING the
original history is very important--and that is
especially true if we are going to carry that symbol
on your physical body for 50 or 60 years. It WILL have
an impact on your life. (I am not going to say that
The Ankh is a positive or negative symbol--you decide
that yourself. I'm leaning toward its being AMAZING!)
:AnkhThingieFire:

3. What "spin" on this symbol by the holders of power in
the various countries where the "Ankh" has been blended
AND ADAPTED from its earliest beginnings can we identify?
Why is KNOWING the "SPIN" important? Here are just
4 of the cultures the Ankh has blended into over
11,000 years of history (and each has its own interp.)!

:AnkhThingie9:

4. Let's give George Michanowsky and Immanuel Velikovsky
the benefit of the doubt and say for just one minute
that what their theories (based on their modern
research of Sumerian cuneforms) are correct, and do
"trump" the incorrect interps made 500 years ago.

...That the Egyptians weren't worshipping the sun,
but were, in fact, ALSO focused on the star Phaethon
for their Pantheism.

THIS is how we usually see the Beetle Goddess "Khepra"
(notice the red "orb" above her head...Michanowsky is
suggesting in "Once and Future Star" that this is NOT
the sun (as Vatican Egyptology tells us) but, rather, the
fated supernova star they worshipped for their place of
"afterlife and rebirth" the Red Giant Star, "Phaethon."
:ScarabJourney:

This ONE artifact, in my opinion--in light of the new
research from Michanowsky and Velikovsky--be the most
important Egyptian artifact in the history of the planet!
It is BOTH a history of what happened during the reign
of Pharoah Akenaten (King Tut's father) and warning about
"watching" for supernova in the vacinity of earth!

Proof
King Tutankhamun's "Jeweled Khepra Brooch" from the
National Geographic New York Tour "King Tut's
Treasures" 2002

ProofTUTblowup
Blow-up of the top carving from King Tut's
Jeweled Khepra Brooch

The center "orb carving" is Sumerian. It contains the
typical Sumerian symbol for "solar system" (the curved
line under the circle.) TWO solar systems appear in this
carving over the heads of 3 individuals. The symbol that
is above the head of the person to the right of center
is a symbol--I believe--for either a comet, or the
star "Phaethon" going super-nova. The conversation is all
about what effect the supernova is going to have on both
earth and whatever solar system the 2 ET's are from. I believe this
warning was from 2 E.T's to King Tut's father, Akenahten, and may have been the reason that he undertook the monumental task of MOVING the then capital of Egypt
from Thebes to a new location 100s of miles inland in
the desert.
He was warned of a pole shift and tsunami coming from the
Mediterranean Sea from the effects of the supernova. Akenahten, further, dumped ALL THE FORMER Egyptian Pantheon of "Gods" and dictated that there would only be ONE GOD. The "God-Star" "Phaethon" had blown up and their religion had to be completely "revamped!" Sadly, the people ended up
blaiming Akenahten for the supernova and that is why his
capital city was abandoned and his statues destroyed.(My theory, NOT George Michanowsky's)

And...why would changing the meaning of the original
symbol of "The Ankh" and linking it to the artifacts
which show the Khepra Beetle Goddess be so incredibly
important? Check out this artifact which
was found among King Tutankhamun's treasures. For
me, understanding that the red "orb" (the circle w/
carving is a stand-in for the usual red orb of Khepra)
is the star "Phaeton" and NOT THE SUN of our solar
system gives the meaning of the carving a much more
logical one than if it were the sun. This is a
WARNING coming from 4,000 years ago by King Tut
and was such an important artifact that they put it
INSIDE his corpse to protect it against thieves!


There is an incredibly important carving (top) of this
jeweled brooch that needs to be TOTALLY 'REVISITED'
using this new information!

This carving could even suggest that not only is the
"red orb" seen in the Beetle Goddess front pincers the
star Phaeton...but
the beings which are carved on it, having a conversation
with King Tut's mother or father Akenaten (Tut is the
baby over his right shoulder) are E.T's from the solar
system close to Phaethon--warning them about the coming
supernova. How important would THAT be?


It isn't a huge leap to even suggest that there exist
among us--even today--ancestors of the human "survivors"
from the solar systems affected by the supernova of
"Phaethon." But as long as controversial researchers
such as Velikovsky and Michanowsky are ignored and their
discoveries met with unreasonable bias...we will never
know the real truth. I'm going to buy Michanowsky's book
my next paycheck--maybe even ask for it for Christmas,
so I can find out what else this guy has DISCOVERED!
(George Michanowsky's book is called: "The Once and
Future Star.")

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Excellent thread. The reason that I come to GLP...
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Excellent thread. The reason that I come to GLP...
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Thanks. Glad you liked it! Stay tuned...I'm still digging!
The Rabbit Hole is very deep on this one! lol!
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On a side note the first recorded labor strike/riot was the ancient Egyptian slaves...they didn't get their daily garlic with their meal!!!!jihad2





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