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07/07/2025

The Star of David, rich in symbolic meaning, serves as a universal emblem that transcends cultural and historical boundaries. At its heart lies the elegant union of two interlocking triangles, representing the merging of dualities such as masculine and feminine, spiritual and material, and diverse cultural or cosmic systems.

In this harmonious design, the two opposing forms seamlessly become one, transforming division into unity. Also known as the Seal of Solomon, this celestial symbol has long been venerated by kings, queens, and dignitaries throughout the ages. It is often seen as a metaphor for “Heaven on Earth” or the infusion of Spirit into Matter, making it especially treasured among the spiritually attuned and the noble alike.

Beyond its royal and mystical associations, the intertwined triangles also embody the Ta***ic Union… a divine synthesis of energies representing sacred connection and cosmic balance.

Tracing its origins through the annals of time, we find that this ancient symbol was once embraced by numerous civilizations. Though now most commonly associated with the cultural identity of Israel, the Star of David has appeared in ancient Armenian, Ethiopian, Roman, Phoenician, Hindu, Mesopotamian, Bactrian, Egyptian, and Japanese traditions, revealing its enduring and global significance.

05/19/2025

Nothing says “divine truth” like a book edited by kings, translated by colonizers, and weaponized by slave traders.

07/24/2024

04/05/2024

Stop by The Thinking Church this Sunday or check them out online via their page The Thinking Church

03/03/2024

HIDDEN MEANINGS
IN JESUS NAME BUT HIS NAME
WAS NOT JESUS

That’s the way I was raised. In school in church everything in Jesus name. . Let’s pretend we are alive in Biblical times and in Jerusalem. We see him. We ask one of his disciples if we could talk with Jesus. The disciple says there’s nobody here with that name. We know who he is but we find out that his name is not Jesus.



THEN IF NOT JESUS WHAT IS HIS NAME?



I have people tell me his name was Jehoshua or Joshua. But they are Jewish names and at that time there was nothing written in Hebrew about the one we call Jesus. The only place the story was written was in the New Testament and that was in Greek.



BEFORE THE TRANSLATION FROM GREEK TO ENGLISH JESUS HAD A GREEK NAME



What I am about to tell you may be a bit of a shocker. But you can research it on the internet. The original name in Greek was ISEOUS. So, if you were to read a Greek Bible you would be told to do everything in the name of ISEOUS. But how did the Greeks come up with that name?



ISEOUS



In the Greek writing, the name Iseous has two parts. ISEO and US. The name Iseo is the name of the Greek Goddess of healing. Yes, that part of the name used in Greek for the one we call Jesus was named after the Greek Goddess of Healing Iseo. But Jesus is a man. That is where US comes in. By adding US to the end of the name, the feminine Goddess becomes the Male God of Healing. ISEOUS.

The name we translated as Jesus, in Greek came from a Greek Goddess. ISEO the Goddess of Healing to ISEOUS the Greek God of Healing. To Jesus



NOTHING CHANGES EXCEPT THE NAME



Did God want us to pray in Iseous name? If so, we sure messed that one up. Why did we have to change the name in the first place? We acknowledge many famous people and never try to change their name. Vladimir Putin. Why don’t we change his name into something English? Kim Jung On, we could call him Kimberly. Did we not use his name as given originally as Iseous because it came from a Goddess? So as we are told to offer everything in the name of Jesus we may have changed something that God wanted done for a specific purpose.



OH, THE UPSETMENT THIS CAN BRING



I know, people can get very upset about this. Well if God inspired the Bible why did he have the Greeks be the ones to do the New Testament and ordain the savior as Iseous? I realize that it has been two thousand years as Jesus. That’s how it is and that’s how we feel. I just wonder how God feels. Maybe one day we will know.

via Bill Donahue [email protected]

01/03/2024

The higher you rise, the more symmetrical everything becomes.

01/03/2024

01/02/2024

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01/01/2024

now-here is every-where.

12/10/2023

Although the dedication is uncertain (as there is no name attached to the epithet), the presumption is that Natalis Invicti refers to the birthday of the Invincible Sun, who is mentioned in the games of August 28, and the foundation date of his temple. Thirty races (circenses missus) were run in the circus that day. And every four years, thirty-six races were dedicated to Sol on the last day of games that extended from October 19–22, possibly to commemorate the earlier triumphal procession of Aurelian. These quadrennial games are mentioned by Julian (ruled AD 361-363) in his Hymn to King Helios (CLV), who refers to them as a "more recent" institution.

12/08/2023

Septimius Severus, the Roman emperor who ruled from AD 193 – 211, was an African man. He was born in North Africa in the place now called Libya.

12/08/2023

(1:21 long) Part 1: The picture shown, the head surrounded by a nimbus (radiant crown), is a detail from a marble altar dedicated to the sun god. From Palmyra (Syria), it dates from the second half of the first century AD and now is in the Galleria Lapidaria (Capitoline Museums, Rome). The first line reads "Sacred to the most holy Sun." The accompanying eagle was thought to be the messenger of the god.