Re-veilation
It is imperative in one's pursuit of knowledge to understand the history of the answers they seek. In biblical texts, it is said that Moses revealed the secret in the Temple of Solomon. In a not-so-uncharactoristic manner of intrigue found in the translators of the Abrahamic faiths, the term reveal was a clever mistranslation of the term re-veil. Moses had veiled a truth with yet another one. And yet, through all of the subsequent veils, they all cover the same inherit secret.
In a similar epic order of magnitude, when Pythagorus uncovered his heliocentric model of our solar system, he hadnae told a soul. He did this because not only because his colleagues would ridicule him for this, but as he wrote he feared it would uncover something greater and destructive.
Heliocentricity and the movement of the Earth has been something hidden for quite some time. This remains a pattern for many discoveries, and this not only a European phenomenae.
Zheng He was the Court of Ming's eunuch and castratto, but most importantly he was an avid explorer, the perfect fit for the Chinese Emperor's lust for geography. Zheng He was sent all across the Pacific in the 15th century to discover as many landmasses as he could. When the whole of the navigational world was discovered, Zheng He was sent East. Long after, Zheng returned to China, pale white skin and shaken hands. He confered with the Emperor, and all exploration ceased. Only now after finding Chinese pottery in millenia-old soil do we know what happened: he discovered America. As of yet we are unsure why he suppressed this discovery, but once again we succumb to the hiding of truth.
Magnum Opus Philosophium
Magnum Opus Philosophium
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Greetings Nazheek, I told you I was spread thin, as I cannot seriously believe I overlooked this gem of a topic that you brought to our attention.
Based on both textual and archaeological evidence, it is thought that thousands of Europeans lived in Imperial China during the period of Mongol rule. These were people originating from countries that traditionally fell under under the mantle of Christendom during the High to Late Middle Ages, an immigrant population who regularly visited, traded with, performed Christian missionary work, or simply lived in China out of choice. No visas required for the well behaved, but woe betide the delinquents.
This immigrant status quo prevailed primarily during the second half of the 13th century and the first half of the 14th century, coinciding with the rule of the Mongol Empire, which ruled over a large part of Eurasia and faciltated Europe with their Chinese dominion of the Yuan dynasty (1271–1368). While the Byzantine Empire centred in Greece and Anatolia rarely corresponded with the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties of China, the Roman papacy on the other hand dispatched a good number of missionaries and embassies to the early Mongol Empire as well as to Khanbaliq (modern Beijing), the capital of the Mongol-led Yuan Dynasty.
Mainly located in the Mongol capital of Karakorum, European missionaries and merchants travelled around the Mongol empire during a period referred to by historians as the 'Pax Mongolica'. The most famous European visitor to China during this period was Marco Polo, who was actually preceded by his father and uncle Niccolò and Maffeo Polo. Certainly one of the most important political consequences of this migration along with intensified trade was the Franco-Mongol alliance, although the this meeting of minds and resources never fully materialised, at least not with any consistency.
The establishment of the Ming dynasty in 1368 and reestablishment of native Han Chinese rule brought an end to the large community of European merchants and Roman Catholic missionaries living in China. This self imposed isolation from Europeans did not waver for a 150 years and direct contact was not renewed until Portuguese explorers and Jesuit missionaries arrived on Ming China's southern shores during what was known as the Age of Exploration at the beginning of the 16th century.
1342 tomb of Katarina Vilioni, member of an Italian trading family, in Yangzhou.
Based on both textual and archaeological evidence, it is thought that thousands of Europeans lived in Imperial China during the period of Mongol rule. These were people originating from countries that traditionally fell under under the mantle of Christendom during the High to Late Middle Ages, an immigrant population who regularly visited, traded with, performed Christian missionary work, or simply lived in China out of choice. No visas required for the well behaved, but woe betide the delinquents.
This immigrant status quo prevailed primarily during the second half of the 13th century and the first half of the 14th century, coinciding with the rule of the Mongol Empire, which ruled over a large part of Eurasia and faciltated Europe with their Chinese dominion of the Yuan dynasty (1271–1368). While the Byzantine Empire centred in Greece and Anatolia rarely corresponded with the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties of China, the Roman papacy on the other hand dispatched a good number of missionaries and embassies to the early Mongol Empire as well as to Khanbaliq (modern Beijing), the capital of the Mongol-led Yuan Dynasty.
Mainly located in the Mongol capital of Karakorum, European missionaries and merchants travelled around the Mongol empire during a period referred to by historians as the 'Pax Mongolica'. The most famous European visitor to China during this period was Marco Polo, who was actually preceded by his father and uncle Niccolò and Maffeo Polo. Certainly one of the most important political consequences of this migration along with intensified trade was the Franco-Mongol alliance, although the this meeting of minds and resources never fully materialised, at least not with any consistency.
The establishment of the Ming dynasty in 1368 and reestablishment of native Han Chinese rule brought an end to the large community of European merchants and Roman Catholic missionaries living in China. This self imposed isolation from Europeans did not waver for a 150 years and direct contact was not renewed until Portuguese explorers and Jesuit missionaries arrived on Ming China's southern shores during what was known as the Age of Exploration at the beginning of the 16th century.
1342 tomb of Katarina Vilioni, member of an Italian trading family, in Yangzhou.
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Reveilation (Contd)
It remains indicative of the educated mind to not share much of your knowledges. The hunt is under-appreciated these days, and the only thing we have to replicate it is in our bookworks. To deny a man the gift of the wyld hunt of the mind is cruel indeed.
Perhaps then, that is the reason for all of this trickery, for hiding the truth beneath a veil of other-truths. To tell you outright would be to spoil the fun.
The people who search for truth are often seen as lunatics and crackpots. It really makes you think.
It remains indicative of the educated mind to not share much of your knowledges. The hunt is under-appreciated these days, and the only thing we have to replicate it is in our bookworks. To deny a man the gift of the wyld hunt of the mind is cruel indeed.
Perhaps then, that is the reason for all of this trickery, for hiding the truth beneath a veil of other-truths. To tell you outright would be to spoil the fun.
The people who search for truth are often seen as lunatics and crackpots. It really makes you think.
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Magnum Opus Phiosophium
THE PHILOSOPHERS TONES
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE
NAZHEEK = 70 = NAZHEEK
NAZHEEK = 34 = NAZHEEK
NAZHEEK = 7 = NAZHEEK
SEVEN EVENS SEVEN
http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com/Alchem ... 202082.htm
http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com/Alchem ... CUM%20.htm
THE PHILOSOPHERS TONES
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE
NAZHEEK = 70 = NAZHEEK
NAZHEEK = 34 = NAZHEEK
NAZHEEK = 7 = NAZHEEK
SEVEN EVENS SEVEN
http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com/Alchem ... 202082.htm
http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com/Alchem ... CUM%20.htm
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NAZHEEK = 70 = NAZHEEK
NAZHEEK = 34 = NAZHEEK
NAZHEEK = 7 = NAZHEEK
SECRET = 70 = SECRET
SECRET = 34 = SECRET
SECRET = 7 = SECRET
ESOTERIC = 4 = ESOTERIC
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ESOTERIC = 4 = ESOTERIC
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6 SECRET 9
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ESOTERIC
6 SECRET 9
6 SECRET 9
Re: Magnum Opus Philosophium
Magnum Opus thin as without food, feed your knowledge.
REVEILATION (contd.)
There is a great number of people who view the world through a thin lens that separate fact and fiction as two absolutes. Of course, recent findings in physics tells us that the world is not so binary and that these things often overlap. Indeed, I find that much is HEXADECIMAL, between numbers and letters, not 1 and 0, Y or N, A or B, But more like A through Z. 1 through 9.
On our theme of revealing the veiled reveilation's revelation, we must remember that ALL THINGS WORTH KNOWING ARE HIDDEN.
REVEILATION (contd.)
There is a great number of people who view the world through a thin lens that separate fact and fiction as two absolutes. Of course, recent findings in physics tells us that the world is not so binary and that these things often overlap. Indeed, I find that much is HEXADECIMAL, between numbers and letters, not 1 and 0, Y or N, A or B, But more like A through Z. 1 through 9.
On our theme of revealing the veiled reveilation's revelation, we must remember that ALL THINGS WORTH KNOWING ARE HIDDEN.
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REVEILATION (contd.)
But why hide such things, if they are so valuable?
Well, this was something that has troubled me greatly in the past. Throughout my life I have struggled to read {color=red]OUTSIDE THE LINES[/color], but eventually I realized it was barely even English I was reading anymore! All language seemed to turn into the same, pieces of phonological inventory we arbitrarily assign meaning to through the use of mutual assurance. In the most simple fashion language discusses ABSTRACTION, which is an unknowable. A thought, a simple musing that is intangible. There is a certain horror in the utter uselessness of man's greatest invention: LANGUAGE.
The Ancient Germans wrote in Futharks, a sort of runic alphabet. Much like Mandarin, each individual rune carried both a meaning and a phonological inventory. Of course, being only a countable amount of images, the runes had much less identity than the Mandarin characters. The Germanic peoples, though, were creative. They wrote poems using rhetoric that is even to this day unchallenged, and included with different meanings to ever letter, you could even write a simple sentence to have a meaning capable of saving someone's life, or ending it. Making runic inscription one of the most effective writing styles as well as coding to hide one's secrets.
Every rune was also used as a NUMBER much like Hebrew.
It would seem hiding things in plain sight was always, even in the bronze age, a distinctly human occurrence.
But why hide such things, if they are so valuable?
Well, this was something that has troubled me greatly in the past. Throughout my life I have struggled to read {color=red]OUTSIDE THE LINES[/color], but eventually I realized it was barely even English I was reading anymore! All language seemed to turn into the same, pieces of phonological inventory we arbitrarily assign meaning to through the use of mutual assurance. In the most simple fashion language discusses ABSTRACTION, which is an unknowable. A thought, a simple musing that is intangible. There is a certain horror in the utter uselessness of man's greatest invention: LANGUAGE.
The Ancient Germans wrote in Futharks, a sort of runic alphabet. Much like Mandarin, each individual rune carried both a meaning and a phonological inventory. Of course, being only a countable amount of images, the runes had much less identity than the Mandarin characters. The Germanic peoples, though, were creative. They wrote poems using rhetoric that is even to this day unchallenged, and included with different meanings to ever letter, you could even write a simple sentence to have a meaning capable of saving someone's life, or ending it. Making runic inscription one of the most effective writing styles as well as coding to hide one's secrets.
Every rune was also used as a NUMBER much like Hebrew.
It would seem hiding things in plain sight was always, even in the bronze age, a distinctly human occurrence.
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