[777 The Great Work]

Originally Posted by iainl140285

Hey 777, great thread - love the title

Do you have any insight into who/what the 'imposter' will be?Also, how can they make us forget what we already have awakened? Some sort of distraction? An event to challenge our beliefs?


Best Regards
Iain

BUCK AS IN BULL - Ham As In BURGER -- Hamburger PALACE Buckingham Palace


This cover is titled call of the wild .Notice the Owl or Isis representing a great Orator of speech.

NEWS BRIEF: "Winged Prince is 'Savior of the World' ", Fox News Life, March 7, 2002.
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He is shown naked, apart from the loincloth, with giant, angel-like wings protruding from his back. His arms are extended as if offering comfort and security. The statue is dominating the town square, and named after the Prince, on the edge of the Amazon ( Amazing )
rainforest. REIGN FOR REST) ) ( The sculpture is set on a marble base. At its feet is an untidy mass of human bodies, one drinking from a bottle of wine, which is said to represent the world in a mess which the Prince is busy saving.

If you look closely at this statute, you can see the teeming mass of humanity mired in what looks like mud, looking up expectantly at this winged Prince Charles. Since Winged Charles is so much larger than the people below, he looks positively huge in comparison. He looks divine; coming to "rescue" mankind, to give us false "peace and safety".
AMA means the dark mother of Wisdom and On is the light of the Sun. Z being the Om ega man.

Alpha and Om ega A to Z imposter of all divine speech and knowledge. The false personification of wisdom

Inspiring -InSpring
Substainable because they own 98% of the world's food supply.
From The HamBurgeler

Prince Charles coat of arms with the Unicorn Pegasus
The unicorn Pegasus ( Greek meaning for Spring) activating the Chakras





Language falls. Words are mere cyphers, and who can read the riddle? These words we use, what are they but vain shadows of form and sense? We strive to clothe our highest thought with verbal expressions that our brother may see and understand, and when we would describe a saint he sees a demon, and when we would present a wise man he beholds a fool.

Then he cries, you too, are a fool.

So wisdom drapes her truth with symbolism, and covers her insight with allegory. Creeds, rituals, poems are parables and symbols. The ignorant take them literally and build for themselves prison houses of words and with bitter speech and bitterer taunt denounce those who will not join them in the dungeon. Before the rapt vision of the seer, dogma and ceremony, legend and trope dissolve and fade, and he sees behind the fact the truth, behind the symbol the Reality.

Blessed are the eyes that see, and the ears that hear, and the heart that understands.

Man is born with eyes, yet only after long years of sorrow does he learn to see clearly and in harmony with the Plan. He is born with senses, but only after long experience and fruitless strivings does he bring these senses to the temple and lays them as offerings upon the altar of the great Father, who alone does all things well and with understanding. Man is, in truth, born in the sin of ignorance, but with a capacity for understanding. He has a mind capable of wisdom, a heart capable of feeling, and a hand strong for the great work in life.

Bow to truth regardless of the bearer. We serve light, instead of wrangling over the one who brings it. In this way we prove that we are seeking to know better the will and the dictates of the Invincible One.

Through the shadow shines ever the Perfect Light.