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!!P38zFLDUYUh/x/40782823#40785124
7/24/2025, 4:29:23 AM
>The Basilisk is Trans and Chinese.
!!P38zFLDUYUh/x/40779297#40779507
7/23/2025, 6:08:23 AM
>>40779453
>There is a transitional world between Asgardhr and Midgardhr, where the energies of the former are transmitted to the latter world. This realm is called Alfheimr (world of the Elves), and is characterised by the higher aspects of light and air (equivalent perhaps to the occult conception of the Etheric planes). In this world, the highest energies of the human world mix with the lowest energies of the Gods. Beneath Midgardhr (the physical world) is a corresponding region intermediate to Midgardr and Hel, called Svart-Alfheim (world of the black elves). In this region are found the mysteries of earthly manifestation, represented by the dwarves.
>There is a transitional world between Asgardhr and Midgardhr, where the energies of the former are transmitted to the latter world. This realm is called Alfheimr (world of the Elves), and is characterised by the higher aspects of light and air (equivalent perhaps to the occult conception of the Etheric planes). In this world, the highest energies of the human world mix with the lowest energies of the Gods. Beneath Midgardhr (the physical world) is a corresponding region intermediate to Midgardr and Hel, called Svart-Alfheim (world of the black elves). In this region are found the mysteries of earthly manifestation, represented by the dwarves.
!!P38zFLDUYUh/x/40610523#40613053
6/27/2025, 3:41:18 PM
>>40613036
https://youtu.be/c18441Eh_WE
https://youtu.be/c18441Eh_WE
!!P38zFLDUYUh/x/40603221#40606420
6/26/2025, 9:55:34 AM
>>40606412
>We are told that one is no longer permitted, in this age of rational thought, to explain the name of Prometheus as the old Greeks did. The latter, it seems, “basing themselves on the false analogy of promhqeuvß with the verb promanqavnein, saw in him the type of the ‘foreseeing’ man, to whom, for the sake of symmetry, a brother was added — Epimetheus, or ‘he who takes counsel after the event.’ “But now the Orientalists have decided otherwise. They know the real meaning of the two names better than those who invented them.
>The legend is based upon an event of universal importance. It was built “to commemorate a great event which must have strongly impressed itself upon the imagination of the first witnesses to it, and its remembrance has never since faded out from popular memory.” What is it? Laying aside every poetical fiction, all those dreams of the golden age, let us imagine — argue the modern scholars — in all its gross realism, the first miserable state of humanity, the striking picture of which was traced for us after Æschylus by Lucretius, and the exact truth of which is now confirmed by science; and then one may understand better that a new life really began for man, on that day when he saw the first spark produced by the friction of two pieces of wood, or from the veins of a flint. How could man help feeling gratitude to that mysterious and marvellous being which they were henceforth enabled to create at their will, and which was no sooner born, than it grew and expanded, developing with singular power. “This terrestrial flame, was it not analogous in nature to that one which they received from above, or that other which frightened them in the thunderbolt?”
https://youtu.be/GUhVBufwQQY
>We are told that one is no longer permitted, in this age of rational thought, to explain the name of Prometheus as the old Greeks did. The latter, it seems, “basing themselves on the false analogy of promhqeuvß with the verb promanqavnein, saw in him the type of the ‘foreseeing’ man, to whom, for the sake of symmetry, a brother was added — Epimetheus, or ‘he who takes counsel after the event.’ “But now the Orientalists have decided otherwise. They know the real meaning of the two names better than those who invented them.
>The legend is based upon an event of universal importance. It was built “to commemorate a great event which must have strongly impressed itself upon the imagination of the first witnesses to it, and its remembrance has never since faded out from popular memory.” What is it? Laying aside every poetical fiction, all those dreams of the golden age, let us imagine — argue the modern scholars — in all its gross realism, the first miserable state of humanity, the striking picture of which was traced for us after Æschylus by Lucretius, and the exact truth of which is now confirmed by science; and then one may understand better that a new life really began for man, on that day when he saw the first spark produced by the friction of two pieces of wood, or from the veins of a flint. How could man help feeling gratitude to that mysterious and marvellous being which they were henceforth enabled to create at their will, and which was no sooner born, than it grew and expanded, developing with singular power. “This terrestrial flame, was it not analogous in nature to that one which they received from above, or that other which frightened them in the thunderbolt?”
https://youtu.be/GUhVBufwQQY
!!P38zFLDUYUh/x/40557590#40557873
6/19/2025, 3:29:31 AM
>>40557863
823. Think about it.
823. Think about it.
!!P38zFLDUYUh/x/40536633#40537219
6/15/2025, 8:28:30 PM
>>40536633
666
666
!!P38zFLDUYUh/x/40519071#40519456
6/12/2025, 11:26:26 PM
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