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Before the time of the Hittites, the priests of the archaic world who served at the Sun temples had dispersed
widely in service of kingdom builders know. In Genisis as the mighty men of old. These priests are mentioned
in ancient texts as 'Aspiru, O'piru, Ha'piru and Ha'biru (Hebrew). They served among the peoples of Anatolia,
including th Hatti who controlled a territory from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea was the Hattas administrative centre as early as BC 2500. It was a shrine city with more than 30 temples.

More than 232 letters of state correspondence have been found at Hatusa, one is a letter from the ruler of Isuwa to the "Chief of the Charloteers" The admimistrative centre of Hattusa had many scribes who were schooled in Akkadian (the script of Nimrod's kingdom).

The Old Hittle period reflects the Akkadian tradition associated with Sargon, Sar-gon is formed from two
African words 'sat' and 'gin' and both refer to a ruler. Sar-gon is an emphatic reduplication, meaning "most high
kings." or "king of kings". The word sarki refers to red ocher and to priests.

Most of the priests of the ancient world, including the priests of ancient, Hatti were devotees to Horus.
The shrine centres of the greater region deflect this: Horoztepe (Horus Hill); Kultepe (Ash Hill, place of sacrifice)
and Isuwa

The green stone, believed to be a gift from the Egyptian King with whom the Hatti signed a treaty in BC 1258,
was at the centre of a Horite shrine, among the ancient Nilotes green malachite symbolised the hope of
resurrection. The land of the blessed dead was described as the "field of malachite." Green stones were
associated with Horus, while animal form was the falcon. The Book o The Dead speaks of how the deceased will
become a falcon " whose wings are of green stone" (chapter 77).

The Eye of Horus amulet was made of green stone.

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Grand post Hope, most intriguing, amazing how many nuggets slip through the sieve of knowledge, I would have forever missed this one. Thank you. Redbeck

In terms of metaphysical beliefs Malachite is considered a stone of balance, abundance, manifestation and intention. Malachite has the quality to absorb energy and draw emotions to the surface. It clears and activates all Chakras (114 energy centres in the body of which 7 are common knowledge), and viewed as especially helpful in the stimulation of the Heart and Throat Chakras.

It is considered an extremely powerful metaphysical stone, hence the frequent references to Malachite as the ‘stone of transformation’. In terms of application it is used for deep energy cleaning, bringing healing and positive transformation to the wearer. Therefore this is the reason why, many metaphysicians recommend making use of Malachite in small doses.

Malachite is seen as an amplifier of all types of energies, both positive and negative. It has remained one of the most important healing stones since antiquity. Malachite helps the user acknowledge, draw out, and discharge negative energy, including old emotional patterns, past traumas, and suppressed feelings. The stone’s ability to draw out negative energy has been known to assist apothecaries in discovering the energy blocks and patterns that may be causing physical disease.

Highly protective especially in the present day, Malachite absorbs pollution, purifies, and shields against radioactivity. Malachite can be useful in easing menstrual cramps and childbirth. Many use Malachite on the Third-Eye to facilitate psychic vision, while Malachite held on the Heart Chakra is reputed to bring balance and fidelity to relationships with other people.

Physically, Malachite is a powerful equalizing and balancing agent. It protects against radiation but has been used in the treatment of asthma, arthritis, swollen joints, broken bones and torn muscles.

Thanks Redbeck for the additional information of the
green stone, very interesting, I think I have such a
stone in my collection.

They should return to the Green Line in return for what? Will the Palestinians sign a peace treaty in stone and hand over the Temple Mount?

Good afternoon Jerrymek, welcome to the Oracle Forum community and thank you for your spread of ccontributions to date.

Yes indeed, among Muslims, the Temple Mount is known as Haram al-Sharif (the Noble Sanctuary). The belief is that it was here that the Prophet Muhammad ascended to the 'Divine Presence' mounted on a winged horse—the Miraculous Night Journey, commemorated by one of Islam’s architectural masterpieces, the Dome of the Rock shrine. Sadly a territorial prize which has been occupied or conquered by a long succession of peoples, including: Jebusites, Israelites, Babylonians, Greeks, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, early Muslims, Crusaders, Mamluks, Ottomans and the British. The Temple Mount has probably witnessed more momentous historical events than any other 35 acres of space in the world.

Today the Temple Mount, a walled compound within the Old City of Jerusalem, is the site of two magnificent structures: the Dome of the Rock to the north and the Al-Aqsa Mosque to the south. Excavations of underground vaulted archways beneath, particularly of what were originally referred to as King Solomons stables (Later used as stabling for war horses by the Knights Templar during the 88 year Crusader ruled occupation of Jerusalem) have produced many malachite fragments, as well as ancient green bubbled glass, Egyptian design scarabs from the 2nd millenium BC and early Roman era coins.

There is still much work to be done on all associated fronts and passing through how many lifetimes it is hard to tell.