YHVH "A name or a Symbol"

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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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You are making my point with every word. Magic is older than any bible or faith we know because it comes from the creator of life and is the only source of inspiration and viable channel to communicate with others form of life like our own. I'm not an expert on Hebrew faith, my brother, I'm using the facts we have from the latest man-God communication logs. You may see magic as witchcraft and sorcery and that is ultimately your own personal choice on the matter, but by doing that you are giving the Church as an institution the fuel they need to warn the masses of the danger implied in the practice of natural magic. Thanks
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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Post # 12
I wouldn't give the Church enough fuel to light a candle!
Magic is Life? Of course it is! At least, the magic of witchcraft is. The magic of the Bible, or Harry Potter, is rather different.
It would seem that you believe in a God as a creator of Life. That is not a witchcraft belief! Witchcraft is more akin to Science than any belief in a God.
Witchcraft is a belief that Life is created by an interaction of the Sun and Moon on water; the Sea.
Wonderful in all its forms; but pure accident.
God did not create Man; Man created God!
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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Post # 13
You said:
"Moses was raised by Egyptians from a very young age, for all intents and purposes his mind will have been cultivated by Egyptians- he would have spoken egyptian, not Hebrew. There is also no proof whatsoever of a literal existence of Moses..."
I don't know... Am I sensing some contradiction in your comments? First you speak with complete certainty about the fact that Mosses was picked-up by Egyptians and then you continue your thoughts by adding "his mind would have been" and that sounds like a conditional mode in grammar to me... then you keep further by even questioning the actual existence of that individual. It's sound very unstable if you ask me.
If one wants to make a point on something, one must accept some facts or simply deny everything and make no point at all. I was simply accepting a-priori what has been written in the Jewish Bible for centuries and trying to make some sense out of the contact that was described between God and Mosses... that's all. I have never said that I have proof of birth certificate or school grades from an Egyptian elemental school on the part of Mosses, I'm implying the facts that he (in case that he actually existed) had knowledge of magic from the teachings acquired from Egyptian priest and he displayed that magic according to a passage of the Bible. (The conversion of the wooden stick into a snake. Of course magic works also in the mind of others and I believe that what others saw was an act of psychological control over minds of the people present.
Thank you brother for your comment.
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
By: Moderator / Adept
Post # 14
I never said that! It was Hadjit. I said Moses was a direct descendant of Joseph, who married the daughter of a priest,a minor member of the Egyptian Royal Family. Moses was born, and raised, in the Royal household. There is plenty of evidence of that!
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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Post # 15
That is an interesting point you have. You're entitled to believe that there is no creator, no SUPERIOR FORM OF INTELLIGENCE or in other words... NO INTELLIGENT DESIGN. It's called FREE WILL. However you and I, my brother, are not the only one reading and writing comments in this marvelous forum... so I suggest to you to respect others beliefs since magic was never about attacking others but to prove its powers. Magic rings... British movies? Harry Potter? Am I in the right forum? :)
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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Post # 16
But I do respect the beliefs of others! Anybody may belief whatever they wish. But a belief does not make it true!
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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I do not know about the magic you refer as witchcraft but I'm certain about NATURAL MAGIC and there is a big difference between them. Magic is as old as the very presence of humans on the face of this planet however it may be even older as other forms of intelligent life could exist in different parts of the universe. Let's take the Yin-Jang for a second. We don't know its origin exactly but we know the power and the meaning involved in its image. I have used precisely the principle taught to us from this sign (wrongly assumed to be made in China) to obtain the symbol I believe was given to Mosses from God according to the Bible. Superimposing two equal images in opposite directionality with respect to each other gave me the answer I was looking for to prove to myself that the 4 consonants written centuries ago in the Hebrew Bible were half of a symbol characterizing the two faces of our physical reality connected by a tau-cross known also as a very ancient symbol with clear definitions. For more info I suggest you google the search words symbolsdictionary,net and you'll find more arguments to bring it here.
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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Post # 18
Sorry! I must have press the wrong button :)
Thanks my brother for your comments and insides.
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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Post # 19
That's exactly right! I came to this forum with a mathematical proof about the only... let me mention it again... the only possible solution to a HEXAGRAM. You may call it fun math and I won't agree with you on that, however is still math and numbers are a form of language of science so they don't lie. Theories have definitions and theoreticians try to justify their hypothesis with numbers and invented equations, in this particular case numbers lie to us but they lie because they represent flawed theories and assumptions.
In the case of MAGIC HEXAGRAMS there is no complicated or intangible theories in place, it is so simple that a school kid can see it. The two-solution for the HEXAGRAM (one of the oldest symbol known to us in faith, religion and magic practices)have just one solution using simple numbers from 1 to 12. the solution will be the same if you sub-divide the HEXAGRAM into multiple number of triangles inside and that means that the math is solid and sound. It shows that there is no one solution to the problem but two instead and the solution is a compromise (a term not to practiced here as I can feel it) between two states: just as the miracle that makes our existence possible: the resonance of the Carbon atom in its electronic orbits while bonding to other elements. Our DNA is made from the bonds between Carbon atoms and Hydrogen atoms and to be able to explain how in God's name one orbital configuration can be in two places at the same time you have to accept the concept of resonance and a process called HYBRIDIZATION. If you have no clue of what I'm saying here you can always google Wikipedia and find out what those concepts stand for. Going back to Mosses story... If our CREATOR wanted to communicate with the man who liberated his own people from the Egyptian slavery guiding them to the sacred land (as it is put in the Hebrew Bible) God would have to use characters known to him in the first place and spoke to him in a context he would understand. I'm not discarding the possibility that such contacts have been made in the past between the CREATOR and other extinct civilizations even older than everyone we know today using always ways that make sense for those who received it. Messiahs or messengers? It makes no difference to me how you want to call them, the point is that throughout history those contacts have been made and magic is the only way to understand them. Thanks for your comments my brother.
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Re: YHVH "A name or a Symbol"
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Post # 20
Witchcraft is exactly that! Natural magic! Certainly not the biblical idea of magic!
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