Ancient Language Vestiges, Today

IN THIS WE WILL EXPLAIN THE MEANING OF THE 'DJINN.'

It's always the point with any of these pieces here, that you should be able to acquire little hints - some not so little - about how to apply things from ancient texts, especially those religious ones people think are 'true,' but that have all been mischievously voided as to their power by outside institutional, political, quite Earthly, forces.

By 'outside' I mean external to the actual quite small original groups of people who actually knew anything to begin with, at the start of some movement or systematic understanding about the Universe and human life in it.

I tried to manifest the Ferrari,
ended up with the 'industrial-look'
raw-wall warehouse.

Hesiod is a good example of what people today sling around, with the view of undermining some important understanding: you get this kind of thing, for instance - 'the fishermen were all illiterates so how could any of them have written the Gospels and associated writings.'

Yes. Hesiod himself was mildly chided by the Muses who gave him the teachings and knowledge of his own ancestors' real past, when they accused him of being like all Greeks around there at the time - 'like children, and ignorant people who raised sheep in the fields...'

So today's people who throw around these insults, are doing so from the position they assume for themselves, as knowledgeable people.

You can take any given religious or at least mainstream religious-minded individual, and say to them please actually produce for me, anything numinous at all, from out of your godforsaken BS texts.

As in, actually produce it here and now. In front of us all so that we can see the truth of which you so confidently speak and assert to all of us, inclusive of butchering your 'disbelievers.'

Haram-al-Akbar.
Actual Arabic name.

In fact they will give you exactly the same response as Rome did when confronted with a Living God - they killed him with their earthly power and weapons, just to show who was boss around here!

But actually we don't want or need to go confronting anyone, instead, we would much rather and quite secretly, have some miracles just happen for us, and for no one else at all!

I for one would be very happy to have that Ferrari appear in the garage out of thin air and not even to have legit number-plates on it...

Let's you and I then, go down that road and forget the highways where the common people all go.

Arabic is a language whose roots are in the Syriac original tongue, and if you realize that the Trojans and the Greeks were in fact 'cousins' and that they could certainly understand each other despite having different dialects and pronunciations - and that even the Trojans themselves acknowledged the Greek Goddess Artemis and also the Greek God Apollo, as their patrons - well then we will be able to better see that many important words are all from the same ancient roots and root language forms.

Words that today's massively-large Muslim community, for example, believes are just original Islamic Era Arabic - are nothing of that at all...

'Fatwa.' 'Futuhat.' 'Kaaba.' 'Haram.' 'Mecca.' 'Djinni.'

al-Futuhat al-Haram-al-Akbar.
The Portal to the 
Biggest Herm. 

Remembering that it was not until very recently, the seventh century AD, or even later, the eight century AD, that Arabic possessed vowel 'letters,' we must observe that such words were written down like thus: 'FTY' (fatwa); 'FTH' (Futuhat - means 'to open' or 'an opening'), and so on.

Jesus spoke Greek He did not speak Aramaic. Because He spoke some Aramaic one time to an Aramaic person, does not imply or mean that He always and exclusively spoke Aramaic.

He widely used the Greek word 'Efta.' Means 'open.' 

The actual present-day Arabic words for the Great (biggest) Pyramid of Giza is - 'Haram-al-Akbar.'

And, originally, that would have been written 'HRM.'

And in Greek, the Great Pyramid was built by the God Hermes and all such 'mounds' are to this day called 'Herms.'

In the New Testament, all modern-day Christians are familiar with the account of the room being filled 'with a might rushing wind' when the Holy Spirit of God descended onto the followers.

And, that actual original language (was Greek) phrase was like this 'Viaios (violent)' Dini (whirling. a vortex) Pheromenes (that excited - Pher; and set in motion - Horm/Hrm...) Yxos (Resonated, reverberated, echoed; same word as the Goddess Echo).

That is where the Arabs got the idea of the Djinn from - it is from 'Dynamos/Dini,' to whirl as in a powerful vortex.

Modern, right-now
interpretation of the 
Medieval by
Ann Demeulemeester.

And it would not have been 'a breeze' or 'a wind,' but literally something that carried the power to cause motion and sensation.

You cannot love a god that you cannot see, nor sense, nor actually feel, bodily.

Nobody in modern religions is able to evidence anything.

And that is because they neither have possession of the real ancient meanings of words, the words they commonly use -, nor do they have the knowledge of how to apply those words, that is, the meanings of those words, in actuality, in practical hard-material actions that lead to the appearance of their 'gods.' 

And by 'appear' I mean literally to turn up for real.

You cannot legitimately be attracted emotionally (e-motion, to cause action...) to something that you cannot see and that you cannot feel with all of your senses. You can approach, indeed you must, approach such things with the most sensitive parts of your mind first.

But 'every breath, it takes...:' ...King Solomon was the richest man, and he was able to control the Djinn.

'Every breath, it takes:'