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11/10/2025

11/09/2025

Charlemagne’s talisman - 9th century.

Discovered around his neck when his tomb was opened in 1166.

2016 researchers found that the center glass piece is likely not from the 9th century, however, the rest is.

Legend has it, the center contained a hair strand of Mary Magdalene.

11/09/2025

Eve didn’t come from Adam’s rib. The Hebrew word used is “ṣela,” and it doesn’t mean rib. It means side. Eve was Adam’s other half. Not his spare rib. But it gets wilder.

A banned text called The Reality of the Rulers confirms it. It says, “They opened [Adam’s] side, which was like a living woman… And when [Adam] saw her, he said, ‘It is you who have given me life.’”
Eve was the one who gave him life. See, in Hebrew Adams name is derived from the word for “ground” or “dirt.” And get this—Eve’s name in Hebrew? It literally means “source of life.”

And in another text called the Origin of the World, God is caught red-handed lying, telling him that Eve came from his Rib, so that he’d think he was superior. The text says, “…Let us not tell Adam… Rather let us tell him… that she came from his rib, in order that… he may be lord over her."

And it gets crazier. In The Apocalypse of Adam, Adam says they were originally a single divine being more powerful than the god of the Bible. But He split them in two to limit their power. Adam says, “Then God… divided us in wrath. Then we became two… and we served him in fear and slavery.”

So what does all this mean? This story isn’t literal. It’s a metaphor. Adam and Eve being split in two? That’s your inner division. When you unite the divine masculine and feminine within yourself,

You remember who you really are... a god in human form.
Just don’t tell church. They’re still team Rib.

11/01/2025

10/28/2025

Of John The Baptist Beheadin&curse he placed on Christ
Which is why only Divine Holy Noble Royal Sovereign Axes fly
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10/28/2025

Instant Cure for
John the Baptist Hex is to serve a "Human" head on a platter...
Stay tuned for further details.

10/28/2025

10/28/2025

10/28/2025

10/28/2025

Where one commits su***de is where one will spend eternity.
Now think about the cross
Christ prosecution and crucifixion
Self Sacrifice is not su***de

According to reports, three people have died at Walt Disney World in the past 10 days, reports say. A man in his 60s died by su***de at Disney’s Contemporary Resort, another man in his 60s died from a medical condition at Fort Wilderness, and 31-year-old Disney fan Summer Equitz also died by apparent su***de at the Contemporary Resort.

10/27/2025

This map illustrates the development and spread of early writing systems and alphabets across the ancient world, from around 3000 BCE to 500 CE. It highlights several key points:

-Pictographs to Cuneiform (3400 BCE–100 CE):

Writing began with pictographs in Sumer (modern-day Iraq), evolving into cuneiform script, one of the earliest forms of writing. Cuneiform was widely used across Mesopotamia for over three millennia.

-Egyptian Hieroglyphs (3200 BCE–400 CE):

Hieroglyphs developed in Egypt, initially as pictorial symbols that evolved into a more complex script used for monumental inscriptions and religious texts. Egyptian writing influenced surrounding regions, including Crete and Anatolia.

-The First Alphabets (1500–1050 BCE):

The earliest alphabets, developed by Semitic-speaking peoples, including the Proto-Canaanite and Phoenician scripts, were derived from a subset of Egyptian hieroglyphs. These alphabets, capable of representing both consonants and vowels, spread widely around the Mediterranean through trade and interaction.

-Western Alphabets (1050 BCE–25 CE):

The Phoenician alphabet influenced other scripts across the Mediterranean. The Greeks adapted it into their own alphabet, which in turn influenced the Latin and Etruscan alphabets used in Rome. The spread of these alphabets marks the foundation of many modern Western scripts.

-The map also shows the geographic regions where these different writing systems emerged and how they spread over time. For example, the Phoenician alphabet spread throughout the Mediterranean, influencing scripts in regions as far as Italy and Greece. Additionally, the map highlights the development of runic alphabets in Northern Europe and the spread of alphabets in South Arabia, India, and Ethiopia.

Overall, the map provides a visual representation of the evolution of writing systems from pictographs to alphabets, showing how these scripts migrated and transformed across different cultures and regions over millennia.