Unleashing The Sphinx

Cadmus gave the Phoenician alphabet to the Greeks, so the ancient Greeks say. And Cadmus was from Tyre - which makes him an Atlantean.

Hesiod wrote that it was impossible to escape the will of Zeus; this is at least, partly deceptive of a statement.

Most people, consuming all kinds of pseudo-religious, even philosophical, mysterious or arcane narratives - always end up thinking to themselves at some point 'well, but there are no gods, no god, no nothing of the kind that any of these fairy tales talk about. Just where are they?'

This is of course, not the Hebrew 
menorah - but the ritual dinner of
the Dionysian cult. ...This is where
you sit next to the gods, and shut up,
and just listen quietly, and stop 
interjecting, and give up your evil ways,
your trickery, and your foolish attempts
at gaining power over things and people
you don't understand.

The stories lead people up some kind of garden path and end up further away from hard practical realities, if anything at all!

But as I have said several times before, you have to be very cautious every time you encounter someone who speaks in riddles or parables, and employs words with dual, even sometimes multiple, meanings.

To solve a riddle, by definition, it takes some ingenuity.

...Some of you, are mixed blood beings - mixed between literal dragons, serpent-beings, and ordinary humans.

You don't believe this, of course.

Yet dripping from behind every one of your hidden thoughts, is lethal poison.

There is a time and a place for everything.

Prometheus was rebuked for having revealed too soon, certain things to various humans.

He saw, to his own dismay, the effects of having done what he did...

Now however, is the time to reveal to you, a particular intellectual power that you have.

Try this:

Ask your own mind - 'give me a riddle, upon the solving of which my own life depends.'

Roger's birthday pic from 
a couple of days ago.
'Salt.'

Those of you with the blood of the Titanic Dragon in you, will have the Sphinx literally appear - in physical material form - and laughing, give you a unique riddle, upon the solving of which, your life depends from that moment on.

I of course can give you also, the solution as to how to ask for the riddle and yet not die as the result.

...And in this you will at least have attained in part a way around the decrees of Zeus, who purposes suffering for Mankind.

For by guile alone, do the gods rule, and not by war or force, so long as the Titans and all humans remain as particularly stupid as they always have been, and still are for the most part.

And so therefore too must it always be.

Never make the serious mistake, however, of imaging the gods cannot make war too; they can, and they do and they will.

At the right time.

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