Man is but a worm

”It may be doubted whether there are many other animals which have played so important a part in the history of the Worms manworld as these lowly organised(sic) creatures.” – Darwin

Charles Darwin had studied worms for almost four decades. He was absolutely fascinated with them and their role in the evolution of man and all life on earth.

Darwin’s research into evolution was published in books such as “On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection;” and his worm expose called “Vegetable Mould and Earthworms,” where he describes the activities of earthworms. This is when Darwin had famously said, “I was thus led to conclude that all the vegetable mould over the whole country has passed many times through, and will again pass many times through, the intestinal canal of worms.” He further stated, “The plough is one of the most ancient and valuable of man’s inventions; but long before he existed the land was in fact regularly ploughed, and still continues to be thus ploughed by earthworms. It may be doubted whether there are many other animals which have played so important a part in the history of the world, as have these lowly organized creatures.” (more…)

The Great Caesar Sheriffs of the USA

“Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s but give to God what is God’s.” – JesusSheriff badges

Did you know that up until the 20th century, the sheriffs in the United States of America were named after the Caesars and called, the “Great Seizer?” This is why a sheriff can carry out a judgment or Order of Seizure to seize assets such as your home and car for the banks and state, and then sell at an “Asset Seizure Auction;” or should I just say a “Caesar Sale?”

Since the time of two of the most venerated Roman Emperors, Julius and his son, Augustus; the Latin: Caesar, (plural: Caesares) has been held in high veneration by many of the royal families in some of the most powerful countries across the globe.

It is from the Latin name of Caesar that we get the Old English casere, and the Middle English name of keiser which would give us the root of German Kaiser and Russian Цезарь (tsezar’) and кесарь (kesar’) or tsar (see czar). The Russians have a saying, “kesaryu kesarevo” (to Caesar what is Caesar’s). Russia had used this title of Tsar of All Rus’, the Tsardom of Muscovy and Emperor of All Russia up to 1917. (more…)

Meaning of Mother

The English word ‘mother’ (mom or momma) was first derived from the Greek ‘mētēr’, whose name was also connectedMother goddess to the Greek goddess Demeter. She is the mother of the gods.

The meaning of meter is the ‘womb.’ A similar Greek word is ‘metra’ meaning uterus. All our mothers are named after the goddess of the earth because she gives us all life, and from whose dark womb comes the light.

The Latins had called their supreme goddess Magna Mater, which in English is Great Mother. Their word for love and desire is ‘amo.’  A similar word is the the Hebrew word for mother, ima (אמא, pronounced /ˈimä/). Amah is a term for “mother” in several different languages. During the T’ang dynasty in China, the word Amah was used as an informal and poetic title for the Taoist goddess Queen Mother of the West.(wikipedia)

Mother in Old English is mōdor, and in Old Irish all the words Momo, Muhman, Mamman, Nang, and Ama signify mother. The Dutch say moeder, and German Mutter. In France, the French word for “mother” is “mère”, but most French call their mother “maman”.

Most Russians call their mothers mama, but the formal word is Мать ( Maht’). The Russian goddess of the earth is known as Mati-syra-zemla. The Fijian word for mother is nana, and here in America many people call their grandmothers nana.

There you have it. All our mothers are named after the mother of the gods, and the etymology of mother first comes to us from the Greek word meter, which you now know simply means womb.

Cigarettes Make You Skinny

and so does methamphetamine…

Another crazy old advertisement from the original propaganda makers who create products that kill us and market them as healthy, fat burning, fun and cool.

Cigs make you skinny

The Mysteries are for the transmutation of base ignorance into precious illumination

(By Manly P. Hall) – The goat is both a phallic symbol and also an emblem of courage or aspiration because of its Goat Symbolsurefootedness and ability to scale the loftiest peaks. To the alchemists the goat’s head was the symbol of sulphur.

The practice among the ancient Jews of choosing a scapegoat upon which to heap the sins of mankind is merely an allegorical depiction of the Sun Man who is the scapegoat of the world and upon whom are cast the sins of the twelve houses (tribes) of the celestial universe.

Truth is the Divine Lamb worshiped throughout pagandom and slain for the sins of the world, and since the dawn of time the Savior Gods of all religions have been personifications of this Truth. (more…)