In our lives, we are well aware - and it becomes ever more obvious because of the internet, and the fact that we can access so much more knowledge now, right at our fingertips, from scant hints, tiny trails of crumbs, as it were - that far too much of tradition, of dogmatic 'lore' and whole swathes of social programming, comes about through assertions of fact emanating from what amounts to nothing more than large-scale cult brainwashing, really.
You can get away with cult-style brainwashing when there is no reasonable means to go get something that is legitimately far away - and hold it between your hands.
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A thing can, legitimately be far away, and still of course, be perfectly real and exist actually.
But when that thing is meant to be all around us, and pervade everywhere, then we need to hold it in our hands, in a day and age in which manufactured reality is the very mode of on-line communication, and depictions of things, via screens and sound.
Nobody's seen real 'Spiderman.' Nobody's seen 'Allah' either...
Kids believe in comic-book Spiderman - so do comic-book story aficionados who are adults.
Comic-book Spiderman has 'super powers...'
So everybody in the business of 'religion' keeps up this game of 'demanding proof' from the other side, of whichever side they are on themselves.
EG: Your God is a piece of bread and you eat him every Sunday.
A 'religious belief' must come from somewhere though, and no doubt by our times today, it mostly all merely comes from the assertions of others trying to control us and take our time and our labors and our money.
However if you actually go back, objectively, into ancient written sources across as many cultures as you can find the sources for, you will hit a significant problem.
That problem is that the most key elements of modern religions have preceding sources, that talk about those elements in consistent ways, but different to the fairy tales that are told today, and that are being dressed up in our times by all religions, as 'legitimate' and honest prophetic or inspired or even direct spoken words of some Deity; even some Supreme Deity.
'Bread' is of course, derived from flour, which in turns comes from wheat (or other grains).
And wine comes from grapes.
So if you just jump to the incorrect conclusions that all of this - all of these kinds of things - are simply metaphors (IE in that above case 'bread' for physical body or material substance, and 'wine' for blood, meaning flowing life), you will miss the underlying aspects that can lead an investigative and curious person, to a much different result.
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Although modern exegetic texts do go down this path of 'metaphor,' the ancient texts actually, do not. And the reason modern people adopt this position of metaphorical meaning, is that they cannot evidence the hard facts to be touched and felt and held between people's hands.
The 'wine/bread' story has been around since a lot before any of these so-called 'Abrahamic' religions.
And it would be one thing if it pertained simply to those cultures and places we associate with the typical larger-scale modern religions...
However.
'Ambrosia' was one of the Nymph sisters who looked after the young Dionysus, God of Wine (and Life). And she looked after him when he was being raised on Mount Nysa. 'Nysa' means the Beginning, the Starting Point.
And because he was raised 'upon the thigh' of these Nymphs, the Greeks gave the name 'Meru' to what Homer himself called 'Mount Nyseion where Dionysus was raised...' 'Dio-Nysus' simply means God Begins here - as a man in a material form. All the god-men start with 'Dio-Nysus.' Because those that come after him, from the Human Tree of Life, are part of Him.
So that's a thousand years BC, at least.
Later on, Ambrosia was the name given to the food that conferred Immortality, because of Ambrosia's association with the God of Life.
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Very standard and basic North Indian folklore and cultural tradition has it that Dionysus turned the whole of Lake Nysa into wine at one time. And this ancient account has nothing to do with these modern fantasies about 'Jesus travelling to India.'
I mean it gets worse when you throw in the 'flocks of doves' who bring the 'food that confers Immortal Life...'
These are written accounts dating a thousand years prior to any Christian literature.
There is nothing at all 'spiritual,' 'invisible,' 'metaphorical' about these matters.
But they are also specifically noted not to be for either demonic creatures (on the whole; some are not evil creatures albeit they are of that 'class' of being) or humans generally speaking!
The Sanskrit readers however, expanded on the phoneme 'Meru' by implicating the layering of one bone on top of another in seven layers in a straight vertical aligning until the highest part was reached - which they then called the completion of the arrangement of bones aka the 'Meru.' In the Sanskrit writings handed down today, they say there are seven sages - the Saptarishi (all male). In the most ancient Greek writings, there are ten protogenoi, called the Ourea, who all started out living on Mount Meru but then got assigned each, a mountain of their own; and this is similar to how the Saptarishi proceeded.
In any case, 'Ambrosia' is not some kind of mythical, mystic, non-existent, 'spiritual' thing.
Nor is it a metaphor for anything.
I mean sure it can be. But it itself isn't a metaphor to begin with.
You can make it, you can touch it, you can eat it - and certainly you can dream it too; but so can you dream all kinds of other things which are perfectly real in waking life.
One must realize, when looking at these things, that human experience is incredibly wide and complex, and one need not confine such exotic or esoteric ideas as this one, into some narrow 'recipe' even any 'occult' one, especially not some merely metaphorical one and then dogmatically assert things about it which one cannot physically demonstrate.
'Ambrosia' is a hard fact and the effects or consequences are a set of specific phenomena.
Enough for now.
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