August 12, 2024

You know, I used to free-style a little bit when I was a teenager; hanging out late at night, rapping on the street, and having a good time. I get it, and I totally understand the point of separating the pros from the cons, the real from the fake, and wheat from the chaff.

How can you talk about something you didn’t experience? How can you rap about gang life when you never ran with a gang?

Well, just like in hip hop, the spiritual field is flooded with leaches, false prophets, fake gurus, and people who’ve decided to hop on the New Age bandwagon to make some money.

Now, I would never challenge someone’s faith, and I would never push my beliefs on someone else, however, I’m the wheat, and the real pro.

Not only have I developed a rare level of self-awareness, intuition and a 6th sense, but I’ve been blessed with Uranus exalted. Discernment, a good eye, and knowing are mine.

The point I’m making here is that I know who I’m talking to. It’s like when two fighters who’ve been through some battles meet eye to eye. They can look at one another and know immediately if the person in front of them is bullshit or the real thing.

I might or might not call you a fucking liar to your face, but for sure, I’ll definitely know if you’re bullshitting me, and I’ve been seeing a lot of phonies on YouTube lately. It’s upsetting a little.

Anyway, let me tell you about the dark night of the soul, because I see people talking about it who have no idea what they’re even speaking about. The dark night is a cleansing. It’s when you’ve done the work and opened that door to the past. What’s comes through is all the experiences you’ve ever had in all your lives.

We might be saints right now, but we were definitely sinners at some point in our past. It all comes through, good and bad, and it can be terrifying to come to grips with some of the stuff we might’ve done.

It’s really like being haunted, and I remember crawling up on my bed in fetal position thinking I was just going to die. But I didn’t.

It has absolutely nothing to do with the ego. Trust me, in order for you to be initiated on the spiritual quest, you must be completely over ego, and that’s the very first step. The dark night of the soul comes years down the road.

You can’t experience the dark night of the soul unless you’re initiated, and you cannot be initiated if your ego is in tact.

One day she’s teaching a yoga class and the next day she’s talking about mysticism. Give me a break. You got your head in the clouds and you’re just repeating what you hear. You have no real experiences to share.

Je can be traced back to meaning “I”. So, if you look at the word Jewish, it can be translated to mean I wish.

Sus means dishonest, questionable, and suspicion.

So, if Jesus was the King of the Jews, and his name can be translated to mean I’m dishonest, questionable, and suspicious, then figure it out for yourself what the meaning is there.

Jews, for the longest time considered themselves to be God’s chosen, but if Jesus was the King of the Jews, and his name can be translated to mean I’m dishonest, then what’s it really saying?

Who the hell is this guy Jesus that we know nothing about?

Why don’t we know anything about him?

Septuagint

According to Wikipedia, the Septuagint is sometimes referred to as the Greek Old Testament, or The Translation of the Seventy, and it’s the earliest Greek translation of the Hebrew bible from the original Hebrew.

It was at the request of of Ptolemy II Philadelphus, that the “laws of the Jews” be translated to Greek by 72 Hebrew translators, six people chosen from each of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.

What we come to find out is that some ancient scripture are found in the Septuagint, but not in the Hebrew bible.

Out of the books that are not in the Hebrew bible, one in particular caught my eye.

It’s called, “Wisdom of Jesus Son of Sirach.” The Book of Sirach is an apocryphal Jewish work, originally written in Biblical Hebrew. It contains the teachings of a man named Yeshua ben Eleazar ben Sira, who was a Hellenistic Jewish Scribe of the Second Temple Period.

The Second Temple Period was a 600 year period from 516 BC to 70 AD. Well, if Jesus was born in 4 BC and crucified in 33 AD, then that puts him in the right place at the right time.

Now, pay attention closely.

Yeshua ben Eleazar ben Sira

AKA

Ben Sira

AKA

Jesus the son of Sirach of Jerusalem!

Jesus was a a writer. He was a Hellenistic Jewish Scribe of the Second Temple Period.

That’s who the HELL Jesus is. He wrote The Book of Sira in 180 BC, and out all the Testament and Apocryphal writers, Ben Sira was UNIQUE.

Why?

Because he was the only one to have claimed authorship of his work!

He wanted to be recognized for his work, and he was the only one. And, that’s why he was mocked and spat on and sarcastically called the king of the Jews.

No pen names, no bullshit. I’m Jesus and I wrote this. Straight up!

Now, do you still doubt that this man Ben Sira was the man we’ve all come to know and love, whose name is Jesus?

Well, if you keep reading, it says:

According to the Greek version, though not according to the Syriac, the author traveled extensively (Sirach 34:12) and was frequently in danger of death (34:13). Collins comments that unfortunately “he gives no details of his travels”.

It is commonly known that there’s a dark period in Jesus’s life. It’s sometime between his teenage years and when he comes back to begin his ministry.

Isn’t it interesting that the Ptolemaic Kingdom lasted from 305 BC to 30 AD, and they were succeeded by Roman Egypt?

THEY were Greek speaking Jews who lived in Egypt. The were Greek in descent, Jewish by faith, and citizens of Egypt.

They were suspicious, questionable, and dishonest, but they had a wish. And, that, was to be God’s Chosen.

Unfortunately, they got caught, and they decided to sacrifice Jesus. Then, the Macedonian Empire ended along with the Ptolemaic Kingdom, and the Romans took over their section in Egypt.

Perhaps, claiming to be Jewish was the only way the Greeks could get into Egypt at the time.

I don’t know, maybe they wanted to investigate the Pyramids or the Sphinx or something.

August 4, 2024 Edition

Good afternoon, and thank you for visiting N.B.

🌊 I don’t know if there’s a connection, but I’m going to throw this out there. British sacred sites from west to east on latitude 30 degrees north during the time of the Yukon Pole, were 3,600 nautical miles from the pole. There seems to heavy connection between planet Nibiru, a cataclysmic flood that destroyed the earth, and the biblical account of Noah’s Flood. Nibiru’s orbital period is believed to be 3,600 years. The commonality here is the number 3,600 and the word sacred. This information comes to us from the book, The Atlantis Blueprint.

⭐Also from the Atlantis Blueprint; We read that Solomon’s religion wasn’t strictly orthodox, meaning it didn’t strictly adhere to what was already established or widely accepted. As Solomon grew old, his wives were said to have swayed his heart to other gods, and eventually, Solomon became a follower of Astarte.

It was even said that the Song of Songs is a hymn to Astarte, which caused people to wonder of his temple was built in dedication to the God of Israel or to Astarte.

Why is this important? Astarte was Egyptian Isis, and Astarte became Aphrodite in the Greek Pantheon before eventually becoming Venus in the Roman Pantheon. So, we’re talking about Venus here. If the pentacle, which is considered the most important of all magical symbols is connected to Venus, then it was also connected to Isis, which means the Egyptians knew about the orbit of Venus and its conjunctions with the Sun.

The other connections here are with Solomon’s Temple and the Templars, and the Merovingians with the Templars and the religion of Gnosticism-the same Gnosticism that led to the extermination of the Cathars whose initial belief was that matter was created by the devil and spirit by God. So, the world, in fact, is Evil.

🎥 Alright, it’s movie time! 😄 I have a habit of finding awesome movies on YouTube from the days of black and white television to the decades of the 70s and 80s. I’m talking about absolute masterpieces that I’ve never seen before.

Here were my recent findings:

1. Night of the Comet; Night of the Comet, starring Catherine Marry Stewart, Kelli Maroney, and Robert Beltran, came out in 1984, and it was written and directed by Thom Eberhardt.

The beginning of this movie introduces us to the simple and fun lives of two sisters who are still in high school. As the citizens in their town and around the world set up and party to celebrate the arrival of a comet, things quickly take a turn for the worst. When the girls wake up the following morning, they find themselves in an end-of-days scenario. This movie was rated PG-13, and it was just a fun upbeat movie with a certain style only the 80s could’ve captured.

2. Storm of the Century starring Tim Daly, Colm Feore, and Debrah Farentino came out in 1999, and it was actually written by Stephen King.

Wow, what a movie. When I first put it on, I realized it was over four hours long. I’ve never watched a movie over three hours, so, this was a first for me, but it was good that it didn’t even matter. I couldn’t stop watching it. An island with a population of about 500 people prepare themselves to battle mother nature, but the storm brought in more than bad weather.

I gave Night of the Comet 3 out of 5 clapboards. 🎬🎬🎬

I gave Storm of the Century 5 out of 5 clapboards. 🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬

🥇 So, the 2024 Olympic Games are in Paris this year, and I was going to write a little bit about what’s been going on with the competition between athletes, but certain things outside the games itself changed my mind. Snoop Dogg parading around with a torch that looked like a blunt didn’t do it for me.

Sports and drugs have nothing in common. I’ll leave it at that. The other thing I didn’t even know about. Someone told me a mockery was made out of the last supper, and if that’s true, then..

Look, the Olympic games feature the best athletes from around the world. It’s a competition. Why would you pick an event like the Olympic games to mock an aspect of a certain religion? Considering the fuss Jewish people made recently about all the antisemitism in the world, I can’t even believe people let that slide so easily.

And, Talk about timing!!

It’s the Olympic Games, and the whole world is tuning in to watch, and you take that opportunity to mock the last supper, Jesus’s final meal before he sacrificed himself to be beaten and murdered by crucifixion for your sins. Shame on you, shame on Paris.

The Olympic Games are trash now, and every other sporting event will be trash unless the scum that uses sports to promote private agendas, political and religious driven propaganda, and any other kind of division amongst the people is kept out.

In addition to keeping our Sabbats holy, we should also keep holy those activities that promote unity by allowing their participants to come together despite their differences to compete for a shared and common goal.

On that note, lol, have a wonderful Sunday!

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PS- If you want an easy way to celebrate Lughnassadh, light a yellow candle and burn frankincense.