The P.Diddy's are prehistoric

[Jim_Duyer]

We've all been reading lately about the evil acts of Sean "Diddy" Combs and those "celebrated" actors and actresses, and men and women of wealth and power, who formed part of his Cohort of Pedophiles.

What many don't know is that this type of activity was both shunned and warded against from the time before man had attained writing. The reason for our lack of understanding is due to our translators confusing reports of an "evil eye" with some sort of magical witchcraft and not what it actually represented. The fear of a glaring eye of evil intent, and the various articles said to prevent its destructive powers is evident in the historical records from prehistoric artworks.

The evil eye depictions in writing originated in the ancient Near Eastern area where it is first encountered in the Sumerian literary record prior to the third millennium B.C. It was also a central belief in ancient Egypt where the myth of Horus’s restored eye served as a cultural explanation for the efficacy of the ubiquitous evil eye amulets. Every race shares the idea that the human eye penetrates or pierces. In English this concept survived in linguistic vehicles such as a penetrating gaze, withering glance, dirty look, looking askance, looking daggers, etc. "Are you eye-balling me son?"


When the earliest Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian tablets found mentions of what they conceived to be an "evil eye" and the talismans and protective amulets and artifacts to ward off its effects, they accepted the word Mus which form parts of the phrases describing the evil eye, with a meaning of "great dragon and snake", which is correct, but at the same time they applied the additional meanings for Mus, which is "red, reddish", and ignored other meanings such as "furious, angry; rage, (to be) reddish, ruddy".

Thus they translated Mus Hus as evil red dragon, evil red snake, and then on to evil eye, without acknowledging that it could equally mean "evil anger', and "raging evil". Even in the Middle Ages we find artwork that depicts Red Dragons as evil, Satanic demons, and one such image by Blake was used in the Hannibal Lector series of serial killer stories.

The evil eye is a widespread folk concept that the glance of certain people, gods, animals, and mythological figures can cause injury, illness, or death. It is millennia old and due to its long history of existence is one of the most influential and most complex belief systems in the world.

This begs the interesting question of: "Was there ever a period in our deep past in which, prior to the electromagnetic distractions that currently occupy our brains, a clear head with less "pollution of energy waves" resulted in eyes which were not burned by computer images the power to cause injury, damage to, or even death, in others?

From red snake we move on to the serpent in the Garden of Eden. Perhaps that snake was more properly a pedophile looking to take advantage of the newly created children there.

Hebrew writers use the words Ayin Hara, or eye + evil, for the "evil eye". Hebrews were deathly afraid of the actions of an evil eye, and most of the people of the Middle Eastern areas also had "protection" against this glare of evil.

Because of the influence of biblical authors, the idea of an evil eye has been pegged to the theme of coveting. And, to some extent, the thought that desiring something that you see even if it is forbidden or unattainable, does seem to work in the commandment against coveting. And among Muslims, Christians and Jews alike, the evil eye is usually linked with envy, although deeper biblical writings also link it with miserliness, a begrudging spirit and a lack of generosity.

The answer that I have uncovered seems to fit better, while it may not be as "nice" as some of the other suggestions. To arrive at my conclusions I simply did some translating of the ancient texts from the Bible.

Ayin is the name for the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet. It is expressed with a marking that resembles an apostrophe, although written backwards, when written in Aramaic, the earliest language in which the Hebrew books were written down. Thus, there are two ways to look at the phrase in Hebrew when written in the earlier Aramaic. We could take ayin as 'yn, which is perfectly correct, and it give us "to look at (examine); watch over carefully (groom); to designate, specify (select) and it also means to bewitch (confuse, overpower)."

The expanded definitions in parenthesis are my own, but they fit the examples given in the Aramaic Dictionary. To my old eyes they certainly seem to describe a process that closely resembles the activity that one might expect from a predator, and especially a pedophile predator. So perhaps the early Mesopotamian and Hebrew idea of an "evil eye" was not simply an angry person who glared, hoping to do you harm with their inspection.

Another meaning for the Aramaic 'yn is "to look askance - with suspicion or disapproval", which brings us back to the pedophile's selecting process. And another definition for the same word ties it to "color or splendor of colored objects, such as wine or gems". Ever notice how wine seems to feature at a great many of Diddy's spectacles, and gems are the decoration of choice as well? And of course the final meaning assigned to that word is "eye, Source of evil, the evil eye, jealous eye".

The second part of the phrase in Hebrew is Hara. This is written in Aramaic as hr'. Hara is defined as "harm", and the translators seem to have stretched a meaning of "Source of evil, the eye" plus "harm", into "evil eye", due to its historic associations of evil harm and harm that can cause death.

However, hara or hr', hry, in Aramiac, also means "to conceive", and the example that they give in the Dictionary is of an ewe - a female sheep that conceives (lambs). Lambs, as in babies. The other meaning attached to hara is "to become pregnant, undergo conception."

So, brave Avalonians, my question to you is simply this. When early man spoke of an evil eye, was he warning us that some few had the ability, or disability if you will, to use their lustful, greedy eyes, to
"examine, groom, select, bewitch", "lambs", with the intent of "procreation"? When the King or one in power, cast his glance on the children assembled in front of him, with "evil eyes", was this a coded message indicating that pedophile activity has been ongoing since the dawn of mankind?


I think that it has been ongoing, but I also believe that we are doing the victims a disservice by explaining it away as simply an angry glance of evil intent.

[Michel Leclerc]

Posted by Jim_Duyer (here)

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Ayin is the name for the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet. It is expressed with a marking that resembles an apostrophe, although written backwards, when written in Aramaic, the earliest language in which the Hebrew books were written down.

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Really, Mr Duyer?

[Jim_Duyer]

Posted by Michel Leclerc (here)

Posted by Jim_Duyer (here)

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Ayin is the name for the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet. It is expressed with a marking that resembles an apostrophe, although written backwards, when written in Aramaic, the earliest language in which the Hebrew books were written down.

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Really, Mr Duyer?

Sorry, my bad. Obviously Ayin is not the first letter in the alphabet, since Aleph is.
Aleph-Bet, alphabet, Aleph Tov - the first and the last, beginning and the end.
Anything else, glaringly obvious, that I missed?

[I had originally meant to mention that aleph, the first letter, resembles an apostrophe and ayin a backwards form of the apostrophe, and that somehow got out. Readers please forgive this mistake.]

[Inversion]

The belief in the so-called evil eye may have manifested it if you subscribe to our co-creative abilities. I heard a story that Count Saint Germain came into existence via a collective need. The same thing can be said about Jesus who pushed monotheism like Thoth did through Akhenaten. This is a list of the highest attended concerts in modern times. Some seem orchestrated to give energy to agendas. The link below is CBS who use The All-Seeing Eye as their logo.

The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life Vol. 1 & 2

Thoth approached Tiya & Ay and asked them to produce a child. Its purpose was to introduce the concept of monotheism to Egypt and load it as a template into the Akashic Records and keep the planet on the Christ consciousness path.

Nazar amulet

05/15/22 (3:58)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=BwzfK8dWpNM

BREAKING NEWS ~ Continuously Updated (Post#1815).

Madonna put on the largest free concert in history at an estimated 1.6 million fans at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Does the headdress remind you of Shiva? It also resembles the image for Radium used by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). The Rolling Stones played for 1.2 to 1.5 million at the same place back in 2006.

The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life-Vol. 2
In the image below she has a crystal on her forehead and in the next one it appears she's birthing a child.

There are three ancient mystery schools in Egypt. He clearly wrote the word are and not were. The Right Eye of Horus which is male and a straight line in the Fibonacci spiral. The Left Eye of Horus which is female and a curved line in the Fibonacci spiral. The next is The Third Eye or Child.

CBS News

05/05/24 (6:00)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-9Ns1CUzFV0

[Jim_Duyer]

Posted by Inversion (here)
The belief in the so-called evil eye may have manifested it if you subscribe to our co-creative abilities. This is a list of the highest attended concerts in modern times. Some seem orchestrated to give energy to agendas.

Nazar amulet

05/15/22 (3:58)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=BwzfK8dWpNM

BREAKING NEWS ~ Continuously Updated (Post#1815).

Madonna put on the largest free concert in history at an estimated 1.6 million fans at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Does the headdress remind you of Shiva? It also resembles the image for Radium used by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). The Rolling Stones played for 1.2 to 1.5 million at the same place back in 2006.

The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life-Vol. 2
In the image below she has a crystal on her forehead and in the next one it appears she's birthing a child.

There are three ancient mystery schools in Egypt. He clearly wrote the word are and not were. The Right Eye of Horus which is male and a straight line in the Fibonacci spiral. The Left Eye of Horus which is female and a curved line in the Fibonacci spiral. The next is The Third Eye or Child.

Time

CBS News

05/05/24 (6:00)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-9Ns1CUzFV0

That's interesting Inversion. Especially about the Nazar Amulet, which reminds me of the talismans used by early Hebrews and others to ward off Lilith, who stole the newborn children and gave them to her children of the night. Some even find a reference to Lilith in the theme of the Garden of Eden - William Blake and other writers and artists put her on the scene there, as did the Gnostics and other esoteric groups.

We seem to find agreement from many different cultures - all relating to something evil done to or with children. Even the Native Americans had tales of various creatures that carried off the young, and in modern times we have to question the very large number of children, some of them from among the undocumented aliens, that just seem to go missing. And if you add in the National Parks, we have the 411 documentaries to sustain that idea.

The Hand of Fatima was used to ward off the evil eye, but it was originally called the Hand of Miriam, and this relates to the Miriam that was the elder sister of Moses and Aaron. Some esoteric reports tell us that she was involved in the dark arts as well - probably influenced by her youth in Egypt.