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Vortexasylum CE 1
Number of posts : 193 Location : Here at the moment Registration date : 2010-11-21
| Subject: A Case For Crop Circles? Tue Jan 18, 2011 7:50 pm | |
| I have been interested in crop circles for some time now. I'm not sold but I have found a site that gives detailed information and makes a convincing argument with the difference between phony and the unexplained phenomena. I have never personally seen one but in pictures on the tube and internet, but I have questioned how these could be made with such precision, detail and sculpted with bends at different heights and angles from the ground by some one with flat boards and rope. I'm sure it can be done, but by who, why, with what and how are they not observed when it would take many hundreds of hours to complete some of these designs by conventional methodology. Why is not the rest of the crop damaged or even disturbed as one would think with all the work being conducted? These are only seen from the sky and some are acres in scope and complexity. I really don't see the point unless it is just to make one. Is it some fantastic artist group with helicopters. Is it ET making us aware of their love of art. I have not heard of any rational interpretation of some meaning in the design (are they waiting for us to have a hallelujah moment?) and I think communications between ET's is out (I would hope they had a better way). I know this has been covered but I'm looking for some explanations for no other reason but curiosity. The link below. http://www.cropcirclesecrets.org/education.html | |
| | | onlychild Keyholder for Area 51
Number of posts : 1020 Age : 75 Location : Texas Registration date : 2009-10-15
| | | | Vortexasylum CE 1
Number of posts : 193 Location : Here at the moment Registration date : 2010-11-21
| | | | onlychild Keyholder for Area 51
Number of posts : 1020 Age : 75 Location : Texas Registration date : 2009-10-15
| | | | Vortexasylum CE 1
Number of posts : 193 Location : Here at the moment Registration date : 2010-11-21
| Subject: Re: A Case For Crop Circles? Wed Jan 19, 2011 10:34 pm | |
| - Quote :
- and why would that last character be cut in half? But that's just me
. It would seem incomplete regardless of ones interpretation. | |
| | | onlychild Keyholder for Area 51
Number of posts : 1020 Age : 75 Location : Texas Registration date : 2009-10-15
| Subject: Re: A Case For Crop Circles? Thu Jan 20, 2011 12:07 am | |
| - Vortexasylum wrote:
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- Quote :
- and why would that last character be cut in half? But that's just me.
It would seem incomplete regardless of ones interpretation.
The definitions of the word HvH (like our picture) range from all ideas of life, to death and destruction. Once upon a time the symbol was intact (life) - and now, it is not (death and destruction).
Like the post on the garden of Eden, there was a "tree" of "Life," there was a "tree" of the "knowledge" of "good and bad" (denoting the idea of choice) and when choice was adopted, they were separated from that "life" - "for as soon as you eat of it, you shall be doomed to die".
It's the same picture.
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| | | onlychild Keyholder for Area 51
Number of posts : 1020 Age : 75 Location : Texas Registration date : 2009-10-15
| Subject: Re: A Case For Crop Circles? Thu Jan 20, 2011 4:15 pm | |
| Just to add to the above ... sense development in language (especially the ancient languages) is what it is from people to people. If you take the above word HvH and add one more letter to it - you get one of the Hebrew words for "god" ... YHvH (Yahweh / Jehovah). Odd how that worked out isn't it? | |
| | | glider CE 4
Number of posts : 420 Registration date : 2010-10-19
| Subject: Re: A Case For Crop Circles? Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:41 pm | |
| Hello Only Child,
YHVH is supposedly the unpronouncable name of God. Translated "I Am Who Am". Jehovah is, in a way, unfortunate as the pronunciation should be "Yehovah". But..... humans are brats. | |
| | | onlychild Keyholder for Area 51
Number of posts : 1020 Age : 75 Location : Texas Registration date : 2009-10-15
| | | | glider CE 4
Number of posts : 420 Registration date : 2010-10-19
| Subject: Re: A Case For Crop Circles? Thu Jan 20, 2011 10:50 pm | |
| Hello Only Child,
Whoa, don't get me started on THAT one! But WRT to to names I think "I Am Who Am" would just about sum it up for me. I mean, at first, if one is the only thing around and there is nothing else from which to reference one's self then it logically follows that one doesn't really need a name now does one. Now, as the story goes, it was given to Adam (first man) to name everything so there must have been a first language. That would mean Adam gave the Universe a name to use for his God.
The way I understand the Plurality within the name is this: A spiritual being needs a vehicle in which to interact with the physical world. A vehicle that actually does the creating. A "Right Hand" would be a good metaphor (what do you think of that one, Ragdoll?) Also, a transfer of will needs a vehicle as well so how about the use of a Spirit link to bind the two entities together as one and be the life force within the "Right Hand".. Well, what do we have here? Oh no, not a Trinity, tell me it's not a Trinity. Not three gods in a godhead mind you but one and only one God. Genisis says we are created in Likeness to this Being BUT the Word used for this Being is plural. Therefore the belief is that humans have also body, soul, and mind. There are those that call humans Triune beings and, in that philosophical context, I can see why
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| | | onlychild Keyholder for Area 51
Number of posts : 1020 Age : 75 Location : Texas Registration date : 2009-10-15
| Subject: Re: A Case For Crop Circles? Fri Jan 21, 2011 10:33 am | |
| - glider wrote:
- Hello Only Child,
Whoa, don't get me started on THAT one! But WRT to to names I think "I Am Who Am" would just about sum it up for me.
That idea was also listed in the lexicon, along with everything else.
I mean, at first, if one is the only thing around and there is nothing else from which to reference one's self then it logically follows that one doesn't really need a name now does one. Now, as the story goes, it was given to Adam (first man) to name everything so there must have been a first language. That would mean Adam gave the Universe a name to use for his God.
That approach would also presuppose the text was correct (like ALL religious texts that differ in context one compared to another - why different approaches if there can only be one truth), and there was an Adam and then a "god" as well. Before you can continue with the rest of your explanation, you would need to prove the cast of characters are real - and history says no. If the writers of the text were pointing to 1) the sky, and 2) a plurality idea IN the sky, there is only one picture that fits here ... and we are dealing with them today.
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