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Race is a legal status set up to keep us all confused divided and against one another Your skin color doesn't apply to the divine your SPIRIT DOES YOUR BEHAVIOR DOES #wakeup #blackconsciousness #stolenlegacy #forbiddenknowledge

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"It was said that the feathers were some sort of antenna that connected one to the spirit world a way to connect with the heavens...is this a mere Coincidence? We are all far more connected to each other then we know. In the weighing of the heart, the heart of the deceased is weighed in the scale against the feather of the Goddess Ma'at, who personifies order, truth, and what is right. Her ostrich feather represents truth. Maat was also the Goddess who personified these concepts, and regulated the stars, seasons, and the actions of mortals and the deities who had brought order from chaos at the moment of creation.in Many cultures Long hair and Feathers were like antennas to communicate with the heavens, spirit world and/or the universe...#ancientgods #ancientaliens #ancientastronauts #ancientastronauttheory #anunnakihistory #anunnakitheory #Anunnaki #annunaki #wearenotalone👽 #alienevidence #mythology #myths #mesopotamia #ancientegypt #aliens👽 #spirtualawakening #Spirituality #Spiritual

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The Serpent - In Temples
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The Phœnicians represented the God Nomu (Kneph or Amun-Kneph) by a serpent. In Kemet, a Sun supported by 2 Asps was the emblem of Horhat (Heru of the Hat region) the good genius; and the Serpent with the Winged globe was placed over the doors and windows of the Temples as a tutelary God. In Ancient Monuments, the serpent is very often found associated with the Cross. The Serpent upon a Cross was an Kemetic Standard. It occurs repeatedly upon the Grand Staircase of the Temple of Ausar at Philæ. Python, the Serpent Deity, was esteemed oracular; and the tripod at Delphi was a triple-headed serpent of gold. It is also found upon the Temple of Naki-Rustan in Persia; on the triumphal arch at Pechin, in China; over the gates of the great Temple of Chaundi Teeva, in Java; upon the walls of Athens; and in the Temple of Minerva at Tegea. The Mesoamerican hierogram was formed by the intersecting of 2 great Serpents, which described the circle with their bodies, and had each a human head in its mouth. Wreaths of snakes are on the columns of the ancient Hindu Temple at Burwah-Sangor.
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Serpents encircling rings and globes, and issuing from globes, are common in the Persian, Egyptian, Chinese, and Indian monuments. Vishnu is represented reposing on a coiled serpent, whose folds form a canopy over him. Mahadeva is represented with a snake around his neck, one around his hair, and armlets of serpents on both arms. Bhairava sits on the coils of a serpent, whose head rises above his own. Parvati has snakes about her neck and waist. Vishnu is the Preserving Spirit, Mahadeva is Shiva, the Principle of Destruction and Transformation, Bhairava is his son, and Parvati his consort. In Hindū traditions, Naga (snake or King Cobra), has a complex mythology, often associated with a semi-Divine race of half-serpents in which name we trace the Hebrew Nachash, serpent.
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The Serpent - Wisdom and Eternity
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According to Sanchoniathon, TAAUT (Thoth - Tehuti), the interpreter of Heaven to men, attributed something divine to the nature of the Dragon and Serpents, in which the Phœnicians and Egyptians followed him. They have more vitality, more spiritual force, than any other creature; of a fiery nature, shown by the rapidity of their motions, without the limbs of other animals. They assume many shapes and attitudes, and dart with extraordinary quickness and force. When they have reached old age, they throw off that age and are young again, and increase in size and strength, for a certain period of years. Sanchoniathon said in another work, that the serpent was immortal, and re-entered into himself; which, according to some ancient theosophists, particularly those of India and Kemet, was an attribute of the Deity. Taaut was "the first who made an image of Cœlus"; that is, who represented the Heavenly Hosts of Stars by visible symbols. The serpent was a symbol of Divine Wisdom, when extended at length; and, with its tail in its mouth, of Eternity.
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The Serpent - Symbol of Malevolence
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The Serpent was as often a symbol of malevolence and enmity. In Kemet, the serpent Apep is the enemy of Ra, who attacks him on his nightly journey below the horizon. In Hebrew writers it is generally a type of evil; and is particularly so in the Indian and Persian Mythologies. Ahriman in serpent-form invades the realm of Ormuzd; and the Bull, emblem of life, is wounded by him and dies. The moral and astronomical significance of the Serpent were connected. It became a maxim of the Zend-Avesta, that Ahriman, the Principle of Evil, made the Great Serpent of Winter, who assaulted the creation of Ormuzd.
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In the apocryphal book of Esther, dragons herald "a day of darkness and obscurity"; Jehovah is said to have "cut Rahab and wounded the dragon." The latter is not only the type of earthly desolation, the dragon of the deep waters, but also the leader of the banded conspirators of the sky, of the rebellious stars, which, according to Enoch, "came not at the right time"; and his tail drew a third part of the Host of Heaven, and cast them to the earth. Jehovah "divided the sea by his strength, and broke the heads of the Dragons in the waters." And according to the Jewish and Persian belief, the Dragon would, in the latter days, the Winter of time, enjoy a short period of licensed impunity, which would be a season of the greatest suffering to the People of the earth; but he would finally be bound or destroyed in the great battle of Messiah; or, as it seems intimated by the Rabbinical figure of being eaten by the faithful, be, like Ahriman or Vasouki, ultimately absorbed by and united with the Principle of good.
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13 tribes 13 planets in our solar system including the sun
And a woman's menstrual cycle 13months #wakeup #sacredknowlege

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