Things Can Come True on GLP

You even picked up that it was a false flag.

Spiritual Declaration: Native Americans

Chapter 33: Native Americans

1. The Silver Rule: Fully exercise free will, but never encroach upon the will of others. Breaking this rule is exemplified in our oft-forgotten brothers and sisters, the Native Americans. Starving Europeans are aided by Native Americans and in return knowledge of the land is used against the natives, robbed is their wealth, governments toppled, religion squelched, and the entire Native American society is decimated. Hampering free will is the greatest insult. How many tears fell on blood-soaked American soil?

2. With no outside influence Native Americans develop notions held in common with foreign religions including a generally monotheistic belief. One God is above all spirits, has no gender, and leaves earthly affairs to humans. Some tribes worship twin deities: one destroys to avoid excess; the other creates to avert deficiency.

3. Without fasting (refraining from food and beverage except water), one fails to experience Native American tradition. Fasting produces spiritual enlightenment and exercises the muscle of self-discipline by denying cravings. Squeeze the body to expand the spirit. Fasting for an extended period, also an Islamic tradition, should be universally practiced. In addition to stabilizing blood pressure, heart functioning, and boosting the immune system, fasting rids many toxins from the body. Jesus in the desert, Buddha under a tree, and Mohammed continually – all fasted.

4. Humor is held in the highest regards, and clowns are found throughout many tribes. The Cheyenne clowns ride horses backwards, walk on hands, and perform tasks contrary to normal. Some believe clowns cure illness. Laughing works abdominal muscles, lowers long-term blood pressure, sends more oxygen through the body, decreases stress hormones, boosts the immune system, improves memory, and attracts friends. In finding a mate, men and women rank a good sense of humor in the top ten sought-after traits. Humor unites people during distress. Babies exhibit laughter as one of the first personality traits, and humor pervades every society. Spend time with people who make you happy (how rarely some do this). Laughter warms the coldest soul hotter than a half-fucked fox in a forest fire.

5. Native Americans practice temporary celibacy, opposed to some Asian and European spiritual guides living in permanent celibacy. Briefly abstaining from sex frees the mind from excess worldly craving, but permanent celibacy leads to depression, irritability, insomnia, and physical ailments (ex: prostate problems). Slapped with the “unnatural” label, homosexuality is seen throughout nature, but never do animals eternally avoid sex. Consider modern religious celibates committing child sex abuse. Perpetual abstinence is not healthy!

6. Sweat lodges purify the body and spirit. Usually sweat lodges are dome-shaped huts filled with steam by pouring water on fire-heated stones. Proponents report sweat lodge use results in reduced stress and an overall sense of well-being. After sitting in a sweat lodge, Native Americans quickly immerse themselves in snow or cold water for a short time. Modern studies show hot/cold water contrast lessens muscle soreness after exercise.

7. Vision quests are practiced in an isolated, natural setting. With only water and confined to a small area, a person fasts for a day or longer. Guidance from the self or the spirit realm is the goal of a quest. Remember the continuing notion, “Society can only instruct. Inspiration springs from solitude.” Distance the mind from the outer world, and the inner world comes into focus. Hectic rowing in society’s ocean meets brief pause for clear self-reflection. Outside help is suggested if a quest fails in producing insight. Mohammed’s cave, Jesus’ desert, Buddha’s tree – these were vision quests.

8. Talented people can interpret dreams to reveal inner wishes. Sometimes visiting entities invade dreams to show God’s will, and illness strikes those who do not fulfill the plans. Dreams rarely contain prophecy of future events.

9. Imbalance between human and the environment cause ailments and may be cured through changing behavior.

10. Upon puberty a guardian spirit is sought through fasting, self-sacrifice, bathing, and purification. The guardian spirit’s purpose is dealing with a task or issue. After the visit an outfit, dance, song, or ritual is created so the spirit remains.

11. In a form of wealth redistribution, material possessions are awarded to guests during a potlatch ceremony. Prestige falls on clans giving away the most items.

12. A sacred pipe is used by ceremonial participants. The bowl represents women and earth, sustainers of life. The pipe’s stem symbolizes men and growth – builders of life. Only a joined bowl and stem are spiritually active. Tobacco or herb is smoked through the pipe.

13. Affecting weather, growth, and fertility, ‘kachinas’ are deified spirits of the dead. Kachinas punish bad behavior with harsh weather and infertility. The San Francisco Peaks are believed to be the home of these spirits.

14. Used by the Iroquois and other tribes for social and religious gatherings, a longhouse contains fire at both ends. A ritual or performance is viewed by spectators seated in benches lining the walls.

15. The Confession Dance consists of a leader encircled by citizens publicly confessing their sins. Bad omens warrant this dance.

16. A medicine bundle is a collection of sacred objects important for religious practices. The bundle is wrapped up and carried around the waist.

17. Isolation from others results from a girl’s first menstrual period. Some believe a woman has power over others during this time. Girls learn responsibilities, leading by example and duties as a woman during isolation.

18. Navajo believe a holy wind directs and animates the body. This wind is the soul, gives thought, and leaves the body after death.

19. Totems are an animal, plant, or naturally-occurring object functioning as a clan’s spiritual symbol.

20. Sand paintings depict celestial objects or a design seen during a vision and are used for religious ceremonies.

21. People in touch with the spirit world are labeled shamans.

22. Pollen is used to sanctify and renew.

23. Elaborately carved prayer sticks appeal to spirits for good fortune.

24. Peyote, a plant producing psychedelic visions, gives spiritual insight to the user. The American Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1994 legalizes peyote use in Native American ceremonies.

25. In the Sun Dance participants pierce hooks through their skin and dance around a tree to drumbeats. Fasting is practiced through the ceremony. Eagles are considered sacred messengers to God and play important roles in this dance.

26. Natives clean the council house to prevent disease, hunt, dance, sing, start new fires, forgive old conflicts, and start anew during the Cherokee Reconciliation Festival.

27. The Grass Dance, a social ceremony, entails abstention from sex, giving to the poor, and whipping people refusing to dance

28. Drumming represents the heartbeat of nature.

29. In the Nootka tribe seriously ill people are healed by giving away their material possessions, as fewer material attachments improve spiritual health.

30. The Apache believe spiritual energy is used for good or evil. Channeled through a helper (animal, plant, or manmade object), this power transfers to a person for many uses. Prayers or chants control the energy.

31. ‘Two-spirit’ is a person who dresses and behaves like the opposite sex, and they are tasked as spiritual leaders, relationship counselors, nurses, and other specialized roles. Both masculine and feminine spirits inhabit the body of these individuals.

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Aristotle was a scammer, I know.

Project Japan is going very well.

2024 is a rough time for NATO and NATO Plus.

Sending the people of Japan love and light.



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Why should one care about these retarded stories? and that's exactly what they are, retarded. these things litterly haa nothing to do with present reality or awakening for that matter.. they're just mythical books from history written by humans who hallucinate most of their lives not knowing they are in a hallucination.

It's good to interest ppl in spirituality, but their rituals go astray. Thelema and most modern magick practitioners use an altar inside a building, but a living tree has 1000 times more spiritual power than an altar. West African Vodun gets magick right more than most groups.

Ppl should look back at the prehistoric shamans and their descendants.



This is biggest gathering of shamans from 6 continents I've seen. The documentary is boring, but fast-forward to the rituals.

This solar cycle peaks October 2024, and wars happen around peaks.

Solar cycle 24 maximum: April 2014, two months earlier Russia invades Ukraine

Solar cycle 23 maximum: Nov 2001, two months earlier 9/11 happens sparking Afghanistan and Iraq wars

Solar cycle 22 maximum: Nov 1989, 8 months later Iraq invades Kuwait starting Gulf War, beginning of end for Communism in Europe around this time

Solar cycle 21 maximum: Dec 1979, 8 months later Iraq-Iran war starts killing 1-2 million and Russia invades Afghanistan at the solar maximum in Dec 79

Solar cycle 20 maximum: Nov 1968, 7 months earlier the Tet Offensive

Solar cycle 19 maximum: March 1958, no major war started around this time

Solar cycle 18 maximum: May 1947, 2 months earlier the Truman Doctrine starts the Cold War

Solar cycle 17 maximum: April 1937, 3 months later Japan invades China starting off the first major conflict of World War 2

Solar cycle 16 maximum: April 1928, no major war around this time but fascism was developed in Italy

Solar cycle 15 maximum: Aug 1917, peak of World War 1 tho it did not start around this maximum, Russian Revolution Oct 1917

Socrates, Plato, Aristotle were hallucinating and have nothing to do w/ current reality?

Spiritual Declaration

Chapter 34: Mencius and Aristippus

Mencius
1. Mencius ranks with Confucius for influencing Chinese values.

2. Within each of us four seeds must sprout – a sense of shame, the knowledge of right and wrong, concern for others, and a sense of respect and humility. With practice these seeds respectively bloom into the four virtues: righteousness, wisdom, compassion, and propriety.

3. Maintaining a stable society hinges on cultivating a healthy family.

4. To decide upon an action, pay no heed to the benefit; rather, consider the morality of the action itself.

5. “Friends are the siblings God never gave us.” “Friendship is one mind in two bodies.” Friendship unites and forms cooperation for a cause one person could not solely achieve.

6. “Evil exists to glorify the good. Evil is a negative good. It is a relative term. Evil can be transmuted into good. What is evil to one at one time, becomes good at another time to somebody else.” Evil exists to define ‘good’. Can you know left without right? Up without down? Good and evil are subjective – each has a wanted and unwanted effect.

7. “Great is he who has not lost his childlike heart.”

Aristippus
8. On the flip side of morality comes Aristippus, who studies under Socrates but in no way adopts his philosophy.

9. Instant pleasure is the meaning of life. Delaying current happiness for greater, future pleasure is self-defeating – take the opportunity at hand! Manipulate circumstances to benefit yourself, no matter the cost to others. This works well in a world of one person, but add seven billion humans, and society ends with conflict and annihilation. This philosophy encourages abusing free will and exercising one’s will over others, the root of most problems.

10. Holding nothing sacred Aristippus allows his unwanted newborn son to die in the wilderness saying, “Phlegm and vermin are also of our own begetting, but we still cast them as far away from us as possible because they are useless.” Centuries later parents repeat the mistake of child neglect, distancing themselves as far as possible from their children. The consequences are decay of society, forgotten morals, corrupt government, misused wealth, distaste for knowledge, and self-hate.

11. Aristippus believes abandoning all morals gives him a powerful flexibility in life. This will be an important, ongoing theme in the history of thought.

12. Hedonism (doing whatever pleases the senses) is a term used for this immature frame of mind. Clinging to immaturity is how some people deal with the reality of society. Ethics and morals of hedonists develop little past the infant stage. In a manner of speaking, hedonists are ‘morally stunted’, and wisdom is the only cure.

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Spiritual Declaration

Chapter 35: Pyrrho and Skepticism; Zeno of Citium and Stoicism

Pyrrho and Skepticism
1. Known as the ‘father of skepticism’, Pyrrho is born in 360 BC Greece.

2. Complete grasp of truth is impossible. Only the appearance of things can we know, not their inner essence. Closing one door (answering a question) leads to knowledge opening another door (a new question). Reality of this life is never fully knowing or controlling an object, never being perfect, never reaching utopia, never touching God. Should we abandon hope? Depends on one question: rise higher or sink lower?

3. Neglecting the pursuit of knowledge, some misguided skeptics believe it useless to chase perfection. This train of thought leads to despair and apathy. In adults the “all-or-nothing” view is a dangerous, leftover defense mechanism from childhood used to cope with reality. Knowledge is perfection, but its unachievable nature doesn’t suggest entirely avoiding knowledge. Denying ourselves the pursuit of knowledge is asking Adam and Eve to uneat the apple.

4. Every statement is matched in truth by the statement’s opposite; therefore, worrying over thoughts is meaningless. Worry is worthless but thinking is crucial. Arresting all thought and passion is like a death. Ignorance is bliss because with knowledge comes responsibility of its proper use. Humans walk the tightrope between animal and god. Scared as hell for what awaits at the tightrope’s end, some slink away rationalizing their behavior. Shunning knowledge and responsibility means walking the path of animals. Seeking knowledge is a reach for godhood. Reaction to the illusiveness of pure truth greatly affects people. Remove worry, stop quick judgment, reason through crises, and a level of control over life reveals itself.

Zeno of Citium and Stoicism
5. Zeno’s teachings lead to Stoicism, a repression of emotional extremes.

6. Happiness achieved through reason is humanity’s primary goal. Controlling emotions clear the mind allowing reason to flourish. Pleasure, desire, fear, and pain are four bad emotions. Joy, will, and caution are three positive feelings.

7. Reaction to an event is more important than the event. For example, eyesight weakens. This depresses most people, but with contacts those desired blue eyes become reality. No money for contacts or glasses, the sight consists only of nearby objects, but a positive turn occurs by becoming an avid reader. Negative becomes positive simply by viewing events from different perspectives.

8. Stoics accept fate and destiny, rejecting worry over the future.

9. “God, being eternal and existing throughout all matter, makes everything.” God comprises and IS the universe – the controlling logic of all things.

10. Ridding bodily pleasures/emotions and living in accordance with nature and reason is important to Stoics. However, ‘bodily’ feelings ARE a part of nature! How an emotion is used matters more than the emotion itself. That usage is a main determining factor between a joyful or depressing life. Casting aside all feeling is near impossible; however directing and using feelings for productive matters is more practical. Emotions run to extremes so keeping them in check is crucial.

Spiritual Declaration: Epicureanism

Chapter 36: Epicureanism

1. Born 341 BC in Greece, Epicurus is famous for his teachings leading to Epicureanism.

2. Epicurus adopts atomism. Objects in motion suggest a ‘void’ to be filled. Atoms and void make up the universe.

3. "The sum total of things was always such as it is now, and such it will ever remain.” Creating something from nothing is impossible, and destroying matter is impossible. Only the form of things change. Erasing matter from existence would result in a disappearing universe, and this is not the case. Epicurus believes atoms are impossible to separate, immortal, and in constant motion. Combining atoms form compounds.

4. Differing from Democritus, Epicurus teaches atoms have weight, real qualities, and an occasional swerve. Natural motion of atoms is downward, and this explains weight. For Democritus atoms have no subjective qualities such as ‘hot’, meaning nothing is really ‘hot’. Epicurus holds that qualities can not exist in individual atoms but do apply to groups of atoms – atoms of hot metal are hot to humans. Imagine average body temperature is warmer than hot metal and now it’s ‘cold’ to us. This is a subjective relationship, which doesn’t negate its existence, importance, and potential for us. Atoms swerve; otherwise atoms would travel forever downward and never combine into compounds.

5. Believing the universe to be infinite, Epicurus states unlimited atoms and voids exist.

6. Judgment and memory reside in the abstract world and this sometimes results in falsehoods. Plato states certain knowledge is hardwired in people, but Epicurus believes all knowledge enters through the senses.

7. The soul is material, comprised of atoms. If the soul were made from void, then it could not act or be acted upon. A mind is made of atoms for the same reason: the mind and body interact.

8. Anything perfect cannot create disorder; therefore a divine god did not create the universe.

9. Superstition results in observing ‘what’ happens but neglecting ‘how’ and ‘why’. Knowing the sun grows plants, ancient civilizations lack the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of plant growth, resulting in superstition.

10. “Whoever says that the time for learning has not yet come or that it has already passed is saying that it is too soon or too late for happiness.” Ignorance is short-term, limited bliss, but knowledge leads to longer happiness.

11. Pleasure divides into ‘moving’ and ‘static’. Moving pleasure occurs while experiencing pleasurable acts, a thirsty person drinking water. Resulting from this act is static pleasure, as thirst, an unpleasant quality, is removed. Static pleasure is better than moving pleasure.

12. Fulfilling a desire and eliminating the desire are the only ways to experience happiness. The craving for more pleasure is endless; therefore reducing desire is the best path to lasting happiness. “Don’t make a man rich by giving him too much money – make him truly rich by removing his want for too much money.”

13. Physical pleasure involves the present. Mental pleasure involves the past and present. Fearing the future is a primary cause of preventing joy.

14. Don’t selfishly fear or desire dying; because you cannot sense happiness and sadness after death.

15. Attempting to replace religion with science, many Epicureans fail to realize explaining an act doesn’t negate or affirm its divinity. Using science to prove and disprove God is simply the difference between optimism and pessimism when God is defined as order in the universe, and this order continues with or without humans.

16. "If God is willing to prevent evil but not able, then he is not omnipotent. If God is able but not willing, then he is malevolent. If God is willing and able then why have evil? If God is neither able nor willing, then why call him God?" Used by many people, this paraphrase attributed to Epicurus is easily answered. Evil exists so good is recognizable. ‘Good’ can only be known with a sense of ‘evil’ – just as ‘up’ cannot be sensed without ‘down’. ‘Good’ makes us happy and begins with knowledge. Why doesn’t God bless us with ALL knowledge upon birth? We would then fail to appreciate knowledge, leading to its abuse.

17. “. . . neither to harm nor be harmed” defines justice. Laws not satisfying this condition are useless laws.

Hmm?


I’m glad I caught this thread early.
Anywho, which year of the rest of this decade would be the most pivotal?
Rather what 3 years should we be the most mindful of?

I appreciate the effort you have given to share all of this. Thank you!

Trust Jesus Christ, not your dreams.

belive in Him, crucified and risen from the dead, and you will not fear dreams, death, anything. You will be saved.

All absolute rubbish. Not at all how the universe works. Notice the OP's GLP name-the darkness comes-tells you all you need to know!

Talking to Christians is like talking to a 14 year old who tells you he’s still really into Dungeons And Dragons.

Except Christians know The Word of God.

So….
There is that.

Far from boring, I loved it... I loved how the vodou leader's drink (or presence, or ritual) seemed to get every person in there laughing with joy.

Really was drawn into the reverence coming from the Tibetan shaman with the handprint on his head too.

The unity aspect of the rituals was cool and yet I also agree with the Kriya Yoga representative who expressed a perspective to even look past the similarities of the fingers (slow path) and see the hand (possible faster path for humanity). Personally I love this about the more hardcore liberation paths, putting transcendence of separate-self at the fore at all cost, nothing sacred but truth itself. In that perspective, direct realization of natural Being/unity may be seen to be slowed down by traditions, rituals, and conceptualizations of titles and lineage.

Anyway, great documentary!

Wow thanks for all the free bumps. Got me extra 2000 views.

Spiritual Declaration: Biblical Timeline (Exodus to Jesus)

Chapter 37: Biblical Timeline (Exodus to Jesus)

(These are best guesses scholars offer. +- refers to possible range of years.)

1. 1900BCE-1800BCE (+-200 years): evidence of Hebrews settling in Egypt

2. mid 1800sBCE (+-200 yrs): Joseph (Hebrew) gains favor with Egyptian Pharaoh by correctly predicting famine, after Joseph’s death the Hebrews lose favor with Pharaoh and suffer mistreatment.

3. 1900BCE-1000BCE: Book of Job authored.

4. 1600sBCE (+-200yrs): Moses demands release of Hebrews; Pharaoh refuses; Moses foretells plagues on Egypt; plagues occur (possibly caused by super-colossal volcanic eruption of Thera).
Moses leads Hebrews out of Egypt; many people join this roaming tribe in search of a better life; they walk through the Sinai desert. Moses receives Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai; Hebrews wander the desert 40 years to purify and strengthen Nope (many die in order for a new generation, not hardened by bondage in Egypt, to lead); Ark of Covenant built; strict laws are set in place to offset undisciplined attitude of Hebrews; Moses dies as Hebrews near Canaan.

5. Mid 1500s BCE (+-200 years): Joshua leads conquests of Canaan; the Hebrews settle the area and divide into 12 tribes, people of the 12 sons of Jacob – Asher, Benjamin, Dan, Gad, Issachar, Manasseh, Ephraim, Judah, Naphtali, Reuben, Simeon, Zebulun.

6. 1500sBCE-1000sBCE (+-100 years): the era of Judges (religious warriors); Israel has no centralized leadership; famous judges include Deborah, Samson, Gideon, and Samuel

7. 1450BCE-500BCE (+-100 years): The books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy authored and compiled.

8. 1400BCE-500BCE: Book of Joshua authored.

9. 1050BCE-1000BCE: Book of Judges authored.

10. 1020BCE (+-100 years): Saul rules a united Israel. He dies in a battle with Philistines.

11. 1000BCE (+-50 years): David rules Israel.

12. 1000BCE-600BCE: Book of Proverbs compiled.

13. 1000sBCE-500sBCE: Book of Psalms produced.

14. 971BCE-539BCE: Books of Kings written.

15. 970BCE (+-50 years): Solomon, David’s son, rules Israel.

16. 970BCE-950BCE: Song of Solomon drafted.

17. 970BCE-900BCE: Book of Ecclesiastes authored.

18. 960BCE (+-50 years): Solomon’s Temple (First Temple) completed

19. 930BCE (+-50 years): Solomon dies, and his son, Rehoboam ascends the throne. Rehoboam’s labor mismanagement leads to 9 northern tribes (Dan, Manasseh, Ephraim, Asher, Gad, Reuben, Issachar, Zebulun, Naphtali, and some members of Levi) breaking away to form a new, northern Israel with Samaria as the capital and Jeroboam as the first leader. Nopes of Judah and Benjamin remain loyal to Rehoboam and form southern Judah with Jerusalem as the capital.

(All following events are less than +- 10 years)

20. 930BCE-914BCE: Rehoboam rules Judah. Egypt attacks and subdues Judah.

21. 930BCE-910BCE: Jeroboam I rules Israel. Disputes between Israel and Judea continue.

22. 930BCE-700BCE: Books of Samuel authored.

23. 914BCE-912BCE: Abijah rules Judah and continues war with Israel.

24. 911BCE-871BCE: Asa rules Judah and defeats Egyptian and Ethiopian invaders.

25. 910BCE-909BCE: Nadab rules Israel and is assassinated by Baasha, a member of Nadab’s military.

26. 909BCE-886BCE: Baasha rules Israel and continues war with Judea. Israel and Syria ally against Judea, but Syria later allies with Judea against Israel.

27. 900BCE-500BCE: Book of Ruth written.

28. 885BCE: Elah rules Israel and is murdered by Zimri, an Israeli military member.

29. 885BCE: Zimri rules Israel for seven days until Israeli army elects Omri as leader.

30. 885BCE-874BCE: Omri rules Israel. Peace occurs between Israel and Judea.

31. 873BCE-853BCE: Ahab rules Israel and gains allies to battle and weaken Assyria.

32. 871BCE-848BCE: Jehoshaphat rules Judah and allies with Israel to overcome the Moabites.

33. 853BCE-852BCE: Ahaziah rules Israel and allies with Judah.

34. 852BCE-841BCE: Jehoram rules Israel.

35. 848BCE-841BCE: Jehoram (no relation to Jehoram of Israel) rules Judah.

36. 842BCE-813BCE: Jehu rules Israel.

37. 841BCE: Ahaziah (no relation to Ahaziah of Israel) rules Judah.

38. 840BCE-835BCE: Athaliah rules Judah.

39. 840BCE-600BCE: Book of Joel and Book of Obadiah authored.

40. 835BCE-796BCE: Joash rules Judah.

41. 813BCE-797BCE: Jehoahaz rules Israel.

42. 797BCE-782BCE: Jehoash rules Israel.

43. 796BCE-767BCE: Amaziah rules Judah. War continues with Israel.

44. 786BCE-400BCE: Book of Jonah originated.

45. 782BCE-747BCE: Jeroboam II rules Israel and subdues Syria.

46. 767BCE-739BCE: Uzziah rules Judah.

47. 760BCE-720BCE: Book of Hosea and Book of Amos authored.

48. 747BCE: Zechariah rules Israel.

49. 747BCE: Shallum rules Israel.

50. 747BCE-742BCE: Menahem rules Israel.

51. 742BCE-740BCE: Pekahiah rules Israel.

52. 740BCE-700NCE: Book of Micah written.

53. 739BCE-734BCE: Jotham rules Judah.

54. 734BCE-728BCE: Ahaz rules Judah.

55. 731BCE-722BCE: Hoshea rules Israel.

56. 728BCE-699BCE: Hezekiah rules Judah.

57. 722BCE-705BCE: Israel conquered by the Assyrian kings of Tiglath-Pileser III, Sargon II, and Shalmaneser V. Nopes of Dan, Gad, Asher, Zebulun, Issachar, Manasseh, Ephraim, Reuben, and Naphtali are taken into Assyrian captivity and disappear from biblical history.

58. 700BCE-515BCE: Book of Isaiah and Book of Zephaniah compiled.

59. 699BCE-643BCE: Manasseh rules Judah.

60. 670BCE-610BCE: Book of Nahum authored.

61. 650BCE-610BCE: Book of Habakkuk authored.

62. 642BCE-640BCE: Amon rules Judah.

63. 640BCE-609BCE: Josiah rules Judah.

64. 630BCE-570BCE: Book of Jeremiah authored.

65. 609BCE: Jehoahaz (no relation to Israeli king) rules Judah.

66. 609BCE-598BCE: Jehoiakim rules Judah.

67. 597BCE: Jehoiachin rules Judah. Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon invades Judah, and Jerusalem is captured. Jehoiachin removed as king and replaced by Zedekiah through Nebuchadnezzar II. Many Jews took prisoner to Babylon.

68. 597BCE-587BCE: Zebekiah rules Judah and allies with Egypt to rebel against Babylon.

69. 587BCE: Judea captured by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon. Zebekiah taken prisoner. Much of Jerusalem destroyed including Solomon’s Temple. Most remaining Jews deported as prisoners to Babylon.

70. 587BCE-570BCE: Book of Lamentations and Book of Ezekiel written.

71. 539BCE-536BCE: Darius the Mede and Cyrus of Persia conquers Babylon and frees the Jews. Many Jews return to Jerusalem.

72. 536BCE: Construction begins on Second Temple in Jerusalem.

73. 530BCE-510BCE: Book of Haggai drafted.

74. 520BCE: Zechariah and Haggai begin to prophesy.

75. 520BCE-500BCE: Book of Zechariah written.

76. 516BCE: Second Temple completed.

77. 500BCE-250BCE: Books of Chronicles compiled.

78. 478BCE: Esther saves Jews from persecution.

79. 460BCE-350BCE: Book of Esther authored.

80. 458BCE: Ezra leads group of Jews to Palestine.

81. 458BCE-430BCE: Book of Ezra authored.

82. 450BCE-400BCE: Book of Nehemiah and Book of Malachi written.

83. 445BCE: Nehemiah leads group of Jews to Palestine.

84. 436BCE: Malachi begins prophesy.

85. 332BCE: Alexander the Great invades and rules Palestine.

86. 320BCE: Ptolemy I rules Palestine.

87. 300BCE-50BCE: Book of Wisdom originated.

88. 200BCE-170BCE: Book of Tobit drafted.

89. 200BCE-100BCE: Book of Judith and Book of Baruch written.

90. 190BCE-160BCE: Book of Sirach authored.

91. 170BCE-160BCE: Book of Daniel authored.

92. 169BCE: Antiochus Epiphanes rules Jerusalem.

93. 168BCE: Antiochus outlaws Judaism.

94. 166BCE: Matthias leads Jews to revolt against Antiochus.

95. 150BCE-25BCE: Books of Maccabees authored and compiled.

96. 64BCE: Pompey rules Jerusalem.

97. 37BCE: Herod rules Jerusalem.

98. 19BCE: Herod begins rebuilding and expanding Second Temple.

99. 4BCE: Jesus is born in Bethlehem (Judea area).

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Spiritual Declaration: Euclid

Chapter 38: Euclid

1. Euclid is important for his mathematical research resulting in The Elements, a book containing the foundations of geometry.

2. The Elements is the first popular, systematic approach to mathematics and ranks among the top five most influential works in science. Euclid starts off with five postulates (assumed to be true for sake of argument) and five ‘common notions’ (self-evident truths).

3. First postulate: “Any two points can be connected with a straight line.”

4. Second postulate: “Any straight line segment can be extended indefinitely in a straight line.”

5. Third postulate: “Given a straight line segment, a circle can be drawn using the segment as radius and one endpoint as center.” Radius of a circle is half the circle’s diameter. Diameter connects two points on a circle and travels through the circle’s center.

6. Fourth postulate: “All right angles are equal to one another.” A right angle is a 90-degree angle. Imagine a circle is cut in two equal pieces. Further cut one of these pieces in two more equal pieces. Now the circle is divided into four equal quarters. The angles formed by the straight lines which divide this circle are all 90 degrees.

7. Fifth postulate: “If two lines are drawn which intersect a third in such a way that the sum of the inner angles on one side is less than two right angles, then the two lines inevitably must intersect each other on that side if extended far enough.” Imagine a line. Draw two lines through this line. On one side of the original line, if the angles formed by the two lines intersecting the original line add up to more than 180 degrees, then these two lines MUST intersect each other if they’re extended far enough.

8. First common notion: “Things which equal the same thing also equal one another.”

9. Second common notion: “If equals are added to equals, then the wholes are equal.”

10. Third common notion: “If equals are subtracted from equals, then the remainders are equal.”

11. Fourth common notion: “Things which coincide with one another equal one another.”

12. Fifth common notion: “The whole is greater than the part.”

13. From these ten statements Euclid creates 465 propositions in The Elements.

Importance of Mathematics in Spirituality/Philosophy

14. Knowledge is first in all successful things, and mathematics is one of the purest forms of knowledge. Math can be called the ‘language of God’ because it links the abstract world of ideas with the concrete reality of everyday life.

15. “The highest form of pure thought is in mathematics.” –Plato

16. “Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas.” –Albert Einstein

Today around 5 pm

a boom and the house shook.

NOT like when the tree fell on it this year. Not that hard.
NOT like when I experienced the shock wave from a meteor that fell into the Delaware River decades ago. Not like compressed air.

This was like a truck bumped the house, like right outside the window.

I immediately thought there had been an explosion somewhere maybe a mile away. But no smoke, no sirens.

Others thought earthquake.

Have not been able to check the Tuckaleechee Cavern seismograph.

Was too small if a quake - to appear on some sites that only do 2.5 or above.


Wonder if you felt anything or heard of anything. Will be asking neighbors in a bit. Hope they were home.

Last Edited by beeches on 01/07/2024 07:51 PM

Have not heard anything. Maybe a small localized earthquake or sinkhole opening up nearby? Sonic boom would've been on the news. Have you ever heard a bobcat in the wild? Scary.

Last Edited by TheDarknessComes on 01/07/2024 08:20 PM

What about MAYDAY?! May 1st. Feel bad for authoritarian, communist leaders around that time.

Remote viewed Israeli jets in evasive maneuvers or dogfights.

Last Edited by TheDarknessComes on 01/08/2024 12:11 PM

Do you believe in miracles? What would no person on the whole planet dying anymore count as, miracle or not?

My own assertion is that this is due to the effect of the star Sirius on our own Sun.

Called it The Allah Effect because according to the Koran - which is like the description of each spirit’s talents and function in the lesser key, but for a really large and complicated God - Allah is Lord of Sirius. Emperor if you like.

My question to you Purson and please answer truly of this Earthly thing, who is the best person on this planet to broker the deal with MBS and the wider Islamic world.

First we have to establish that The Allah Effect is real.

Otherwise, no big, huge miracle there. Not an Allah level effect that.

This would demonstrate an ability to control death, and its occurrence, would it not? As such it is also a declaration of system takeover by the Order of the Assassins. Few will see or understand this deeper level however, especially on their own.

This then is the miracle: the Allah Effect.

It is an effect produced by Allah. Brokered as part of business proceedings by me personally, yes.

What commission would I be able to interest you in, Purson?

My question is the single best broker on this planet for this.

Does this include Gavin Newsom? Boy, that man has a hard on trying to get rid of the 2nd amendment.

OP, do you know what the fixation on the Seal of Solomon and the associated blood pact is?

Do they summon a dark entity in the process or something?