Thursday, July 25, 2019
Friday, July 05, 2019
The Tablets of Thoth
The Spiritual, Occult and Historical significance of the "Emerald Tablets" is almost beyond belief of modern man.
Written around 36,000 B.C. by Thoth, an Atlantean priest-king, this manuscript dates far back beyond reach of any Egyptian writings ever found.
The author, Thoth, a Master-Teacher of the early Egyptians, put this treatise to writing in his native Atlantean language and Dr. Doreal, was given the directive to retrieve these Tablets and translate them into English for the edification of modern man.
The powerful and rhythmic verse of Thoth is wonderfully retained in Doreal's translation. Contained within the pages of Thoth's masterpiece of Spiritual and Occult Wisdom is the synthesis of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings, the guideline for initiates of all ages, revealing the Knowledge and Wisdom hitherto held secret, but now in this New Age, revealed to all Seekers on the Path of Light.
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Wednesday, July 03, 2019
The Scottish Legend of the Kelpie..
White horse in Armidale NSW
The Kelpie or Kelpy is a shape-shifting water horse that is believed to haunt the rivers and lochs of Scotland. The Kelpie's name may derive form the Scottish Gaelic words 'Cailpeach' or Colpach', meaning heifer or colt.
As a beautiful white horse, the spirit is said to be found at the waters edge where it temps unsuspecting weary travellers to climb upon it's back. Then the creatures dives immediately into the water drowning its rider who is unable to climb off.
This legend is similar to the 'Brook Horse' of Scandinavian heritage, with the Welsh and Irish having their own version of this story.
In Scotland there are some modern Kelpies. These kelpies are 30 meter high horse head sculptures depicting kelpies (shape shifting water spirits), standing next to a new extension to the Forth and Clyde Canal, and near River Carron. This was opened in October 2013 in the Falkirk Council Area.
Read more about Kelpies and other horse water spirits @ Ancient Origins
Images @ Eminpee Fotography
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