When the Man comes around

Some thing about Meru, magnetic flow and electrical spikes, North and South on a pole, and a thorn of a mountain rose
:-D

In the Sanctum Sanctorum the Idol is installed over a vertical column that represents the MeruDanda stemming out of Muladharam.
Zodiacally this point coincides with the end-point of the 8th sign in the vertical direction. Horizontally the biggest oblation stone at the bottom of the flag staff marks Muladharam and 240 degree while the flag staff stands for the cerebro-spinal axis.
(from "On the origin of Sidereal Zodiac and Astronomy" by K. Chandra Hari)

Meru = spine
Dand = Stick (cord/axis)
Merudand = stick of Meru = spinal cord

Mula = root
Adhara = base
Muladhara(m) = root chakra

Now...

Meru - mountain connection.
Etymologically the word Spine's meaning was backbone but also Thorn.
Many thorns have a specific triangular shape (very much alike a mountain :-) ).
Spikes have that thorn shape too :-D


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Com Passus.

Oh wow, that was awesome!

Thanks

I saw a shirt today while out that from far away looked like a step pyramid but when I got close it was a pier out into the ocean. Sail is correct:P

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Gideon requested proof of God's will by three miracles: firstly a sign from the angel of the Lord, in which the angel appeared to Gideon and caused fire to shoot up out of a rock (Judges 6:11-22), and then two signs involving a fleece, performed on consecutive nights and the exact opposite of each other (Judges 6:36–40) On God's instruction, Gideon destroyed the town's altar to Baal and the symbol of the goddess Asherah beside it, receiving the byname of Jerubbaal from his father.[4]

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Asherah is identified as the consort of the Sumerian god Anu and Ugaritic El,[1] the oldest deities of their respective pantheons.

In the Ugaritic texts (before 1200 BCE) Athirat is almost always given her full title rbt ʼaṯrt ym, rabat ʼAṯirat yammi, 'Lady Athirat of the Sea' or as more fully translated 'she who treads on the sea'


Sail, lol

The moon

I can't say for what reason your post brought this song in mind :-)



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Was wondering if it would make it to two millions one hundred views till friday.
Seems that the answer is yes.
Hahaha :-)

Tbh, it is me who i have to thank You for bringing an interesting spin in the thread :-)
So...

:TY7:

:-)

Hahaha, nice:)

:P

More sail

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With at least one port working on 8s and 0s - depending on the cruiser's system - you can navigate as much as you want, lol.
You can ship it until ship happens :-D


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Asherah says:

The seas of fire and water

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lol

So globaal, lol

The Bohemian Reformation started in Prague in the second half of the 14th century. In that time Prague was not only the seat of the King of Bohemia but also of the Holy Roman Emperor (or King of the Romans).

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See if this posts

And then this

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Moravian traces back to other post

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Wesleyanism, manifest today in Methodist and holiness churches, is named for its founders, the Wesleys. In 1736, these two brothers traveled to the Georgia colony in America as missionaries for the Church of England; they left rather disheartened at what they saw. Both of them subsequently had "religious experiences", especially John in 1738, being greatly influenced by the Moravian Christians.

The Bohemian Reformation produced the first national church separate from Roman authority, the first radical apocalyptic religious movements of the early modern period, and the first pacifist Protestant church.[1]

The Bohemian Reformation was not an internally unified movement and did not remain immutable.

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Vashti is one of a very few proper names in the Tanakh that begins with the letter waw, and by far the most prominently mentioned of them. Hebrew names that begin with waw are rare because of the etymological tendency for word-initial waw to become yodh.

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And Esther derived from ishtar, this telling is actually pretty deep story telling.

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