GENESIS – CHAPTER 2

The text discusses the Garden of Eden, suggesting it’s not located in the East as traditionally believed, but rather represents an ancient place. The author believes it’s the first land created, housing the throne of God and the spirit of the earth. The text also explores the idea of the Garden of Eden being a place of large vegetation and trees, including the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge. The author suggests these trees could be the same, always located in the center of the garden.
The text discusses the concept of paradise across various cultures, focusing on the biblical Garden of Eden. It suggests that the Garden of Eden, often depicted with a central tree or mountain, could be a metaphor for the North Pole. The text also explores the idea of a river flowing from Eden, branching into four smaller rivers, and suggests this could represent a large, moving lake. Lastly, it interprets the word ‘Eden’ as a combination of ‘eye’, ‘door’, and ‘life’, possibly symbolizing a spiritual connection between Earth and the heavens.
The text discusses the exploration of ancient river names and their locations, focusing on the first river, Pishon. The author suggests that Pishon, which flowed through a land rich in gold and precious stones, might be the modern-day Ganges in India. The name Pishon is analyzed, with theories suggesting it means ‘to gush’ or ‘to spread’, reflecting the river’s fertile nature. The text also mentions a second river, Gihon, but doesn’t elaborate further.
The text discusses the interpretation of ancient names of rivers and lands, focusing on their meanings and historical significance. The author identifies the Gihon as the Nile, the Hiddekel as the Tigris, and the last river as the Euphrates. The author also suggests that the land between the Tigris and Euphrates could be Mesopotamia. The text emphasizes the importance of understanding the original meanings and contexts of these names.
The text discusses a unique interpretation of biblical stories, suggesting that ancient events took place in different locations than traditionally believed. It proposes that the Garden of Eden was a place of high energy and rapid cellular regeneration. The text also explores the naming of animals by Adam and the creation of Eve from Adam’s rib, suggesting that these events could be understood as metaphors or symbols. Finally, it hints at a possible cataclysm that led to a mass migration of animals to Adam’s location.
The text discusses Jewish mysticism, focusing on the spiritual significance of Adam and Eve’s creation. It explores the symbolic meaning of the beam of light in ancient drawings, which is compared to the side of Jesus and the place where Eve was created. The text also delves into the Hebrew roots of the word ‘woman’, interpreting it as a strong, consuming spirit. Lastly, it emphasizes the spiritual depth of true marriage, beyond ceremonies and certificates, as a deep connection and resonance between two individuals.
The speaker is sharing a presentation, possibly about a religious text, and is hoping to make the content more engaging and understandable. They aim to help the audience see things in a new way and not just be amazed, but also carry an understanding. The presentation is not just for a large audience, but also for the speaker’s children and themselves. The speaker ends with a repeated phrase, “Time to wake up,” possibly indicating a call to action or awareness.

Into his nostrils. And man became a living being. Ha. Neesh or Nefesh. One of those. And the Lord God planted a garden. Now, let’s get to the Garden of Eden. Let’s figure out what this is all about originally. Right. The Lord God planted a garden in Eden in the East. This comes up a lot. Where is Eden? Oh, it’s in the East. It’s way out there in the Middle East. Actually, it’s over there by, like, Iraq. Yeah, the Garden of Eden is in Iraq. Okay, thank you. Very good. You may have that if that’s yours. If you like it.

Okay. If that’s what you picked up and found, you may take that. That’s not mine. That is not what I believe. Let me show you a picture. I like pictures. This. This is the Garden of Eden. Okay. This is what my second book is all about. Return to hyperborea. This is hyperborea. This is also the Garden of Eden, Atlantis, and many other names for it. This is the original land. This is the first land. This is the first place that was created. This is where the throne of God is, the seat of God, the resting place, the dwelling place, the tabernacle, the temple, which is this rock right here in the middle, which is hollow and contains the spirit of the earth.

So this is the Garden of Eden. And as we continue to read, it will make lots of sense. Why this is the Garden of Eden, but it is not in the East. On modern maps, that’s a problem, Right? Well, in the ancient times, east actually meant up towards the firmament. West went, meant down. This place was considered to be the westernmost part of the Earth, which means this is the place you could go before you went down into the Earth or into the hollow Earth. This was also a door to the east, which is. Which meant that my theory is that there’s a zephyr, there’s a wind that comes up, along with ionized gases and plasmas and stuff, which are cold plasmas, which won’t burn you or hurt you or anything.

And you could literally, especially if things are more lightweight, like we just discussed, right? You could ride this up to the heavens, all the way up to the firmament, where you could basically stand upside down on the firmament. And I’ve talked about how that’s possible, too. Right? But it’s not east. It’s not east as we know it today. We need to look this word east up and find out what this means. Now, if you have bought my second book, then you already know you’re ahead of the Game. Because this is how I begin my second book, appropriately.

So let’s check it out. East. East and Eden. The garden was east in Eden. So let’s read it in the interlinear here. And planted Yahweh Elohim. A garden. Ah. Let’s check this word out, too. This is important. Gone. It’s the vowel point doesn’t matter. Okay. It’s just gn. However you want to pronounce that. Oh, my God. I just did not. I’m getting all excited. Gone. Okay. You’ll see this come up time and time again. Sometimes that letter G, especially during the Middle Ages or the Dark Ages, it was mispronounced as a ja. Ja, John. And if it’s a strong garden, then it’s Janos or Ganos, which is Janice, which is another name for the creator being that lives in the Garden of Eden.

Right, Very good. Gone. It’s also the name for, like, you know, on. If you’re a video game player and you play the Legend of Zelda, Right. The bad guy, his name is gone. What’s his name? Gan. Gannon. Gannon. Gan. On just means of the garden, Right? And Ganon is represented as a shapeshifter. Plasma, basically. Okay. Anyways, I know that’s a video game reference or whatever. Let’s continue on. All right, so let’s see. It says, and God planted a garden in Eden. We’ll come back to the word Eden. I’ll tell you exactly what it means in the East.

There it is. We found it. This letter M. That’s M. Okay. Which in the old picture form. If we. Let me pull up the picture form for you. Okay, so this is A, this is B. This is C. Okay. All affectionately. It goes from right to left. It’ll come back down here. It’ll keep going that way. This is the whole Aleph bet, or the whole Alphabet in Phoenician or in Paleo Hebrew, however you like to pronounce it or say it. Right? Where were we? Hold on. Oh, yeah. M. So let’s look up M real quick. This right next to my shoulder, actually, right here.

So you see how it’s like squiggly lines that’s supposed to represent waves. The top of the water. Okay. It was actually. It made an M. This is where our letter M comes from. You can see it actually makes an M right there. That’s where the letter M comes from. And it means. It means originally, it wasn’t just the squiggly lines. There was actually a line way down here that Came up. And it implied to come up out of the water, something that comes from the water. That’s what the letter M really means. It means not just water, but something that is from the waters.

Or sometimes it can just mean the waters themselves. So let’s look it up. Where is Eden? Oh, it’s in the east. Okay. But it says right here Mikadem, which means from Kadem. What is Kadem? We need to look this up. This will probably surprise you. It doesn’t mean any direction at all. So let’s look it up and let’s see. Let’s go ahead and search for concordance. And it’s going to be way down here. Ba boom Strong’s Hebrew Concordance 6924. We click on that bad boy and that gives us the root Kedem East. However, ancient times, antiquity, it’s a time frame.

It’s a reference for time, not a reference for direction. Ah, now this makes more sense. The Lord God planted a garden in ancient times. Not in the east. Not at all. Actually, if any. If it was a direction, it would be west. Like I said, Osiris is the foremost of the Westerners. And Osiris is. There’s a beam that comes up out of this plasma volcano that shoots up into the sky and it creates little torrents and eddies as it goes up. It’s the Tree of Life. It’s the World Tree. And that’s also seen as the spine of Osiris.

And this is where Osiris is from. He’s the first. The very first creation, the very first being the living being, spirit, form, spirit man from the Garden of Eden. And this is his spine. This is often he’s represented by his own spine, which is. That’s what a spine looks like. It’s a straight line with a little spinal column. Right. Sweet. We’re learning a lot. So the Garden of Eden wasn’t placed in the East. It was placed during ancient times. This is an ancient garden. This is a renowned garden of antiquity. And the Lord God planted a garden in Eden in the east or in ancient times, where he placed the man he had formed.

So there was a man in the Garden of Eden in ancient times that was formed out of the ground. The Lord God gave growth to every tree that is pleasing to the eye and good for food. So in this place was placed trees. It’s a garden. Right? Now, if there’s a whole bunch of gigantic vegetation, I surmise that it would be gigantic fruits, vegetables, flowers and all kinds of things. Keep in mind Also, as you’re reading the Bible, especially in reference to Manna, that there would be a lot of pollen in the air, but that air would be pushed to the outer boundaries of this circular island and pushed out of it by the zephyr, by the winds that are inside that push towards the outer rim or the outer boundary.

So you’re okay if you have allergies or whatever, because all that pollen is going to be pushed up into the air and out of Eden, where it will land in this area, which during every other cycle, like this one right here, is an ocean. But every other cycle after that, this is a desert. An electrified, radioactive desert, actually. And if you’re looking for the Garden of Eden, you might wander around that desert for some time. If you’re lost, we’ll say, all right, let’s continue on. So east actually meant ancient times. That particular word, Mikad, from the east.

From. From the ancient times. Right. It’s also the same, like, thing as, like, Alang Zion. Right, The. The ancient times. All right, let’s get back to the biblical verse here. So God made trees that were pleasing to the eye and good for food in the middle of the garden, which. Let’s see. Which. Hold on. Oh, and in the middle of the garden were the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. So some people interpret this as being, you know, two different trees. It’s possible that it could be the same tree.

However, there’s always a tree. There’s always a world tree right in the middle of the garden. Not just in biblical text. Okay. This is a motif that is seen across legends, across religions, across different cultures and belief systems. When they talk about paradise, like gardens of origins, origin places and stuff, right? There’s always a well at the center. There’s always some hole in the middle and a tree that comes up out of it, or a mountain, a holy mountain in the center. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Let’s see what it says in the interlinear real quick.

And made grow Yahweh God out of the ground. Every tree that is pleasing to the sight and good for food. Very good. Once again, it doesn’t say the animals were good for food or other people or anything like that. And the Tree of Life was in the midst of the garden. The midst. The Tree of Life in the middle. If we look at the middle of this map right here, which is a type, okay, might not be perfect, but it has so many qualifiers. We have that holy mountain. We have that wishing well. Right there in the middle, we have.

Hold Mimi’s Holt. We have the trunk of the tree. We don’t have the tree itself right here, blossoming and whatnot. Right? Because we have all this water, Right? This was drawn during a time whenever the waters were rising. And if you look over time at different versions of this particular land at the North Pole, you’ll see it start to disappear. If you compare map to map to map to map over time, as you could almost see the water levels rising and flooding Atlantis. But the reason you don’t see a big fat beam coming up, aside from this, you know, this fake pole right here, I made.

It’s so funny. I made a short, a YouTube short, talking about how, like, the North Pole is called that because there’s an actual pole there. And I. I did say it’s a pole of light. But, like, when I do shorts, they recommend my channel to, like, people that are not used to my content or don’t follow along with my teachings. So there’s a lot of negative comments from people that thought that. I think that there’s some kind of metallic pole that, like, shoots up out of the middle and just goes up to the sky. Anyways, I think it’s funny.

Sad but true. All right, anyways, let’s continue on. Now, a river flowed out of Eden to water the Garden. And from there, it branched into four headwaters or four smaller rivers, four sections of itself. Right. Now, let me address something else, too, since I’m on this topic, right? There are many debates about the Garden of Eden. Like, especially people who are from certain areas. They like to claim that their area is the Garden of Eden or whatever. I’ve heard people tell me all kinds of theories, and I like all of them, honestly, because I believe that there are types of Eden, little fountains of youth that erupt all around the Earth.

It’s just that they’re way smaller and less powerful than this one. This is the quintessential garden. This is the original garden. This is the largest of all of them. But there’s little, tiny little trees of life that sprout up, right? Little geoplasmas that erupt from within the Earth. So, in essence, many of those people might be onto something. But I. I want to. I always want to go back to the original. Right? Just the root of it, which is, for me, is at the North Pole. All right, where was I? Let me see. Let me catch my bearings here.

Now, a river flowed out of Eden. So this is going to start describing Eden so we can start imagining what this place looks like geographically. Where is this place? Right. I’m going to put forth the theory that this is Eden right here. And it says that a river flowed out of Eden and there it branched into four headwaters. Now, you might be asking, saying, well, where’s the river? Right. Well, this lake, what looks like a lake. Where is it? Here in the middle. Where’s my map? Oh, there it is. This is, I believe, a current. Okay.

This lake is moving like a river. Okay. Just swirling around. So this is a river itself. It’s also a lake. It’s a giant lake river. And these are also said to be in drawn seas, which, if they are, then that would definitely create a current that would swirl this around and would make, you know, a big fat river in the middle. Right. Now it branched out into four headwaters or four other rivers. Right? Now, sometimes these waters might come in, sometimes these waters might reverse and come out. So keep that in mind, too. During the time that this was drawn, I believe it said that the waters were coming in, that they were indrawn seas.

I believe that’s what Mercator wrote on his map and. Or in a letter to John D. So we’ve got four rivers right here. This matches a description. A river flowed out of Eden to water the garden. Oh, let’s check out that word Eden real quick. I want to tell you what it means. Let’s see. Where is Eden? Eden. We should know what Eden means instead of just labeling it Eden and not knowing what that even means. The knowledge. Oh, this is interesting, too. So the knowledge of the tree of good and Evil, let’s look at the word good right here.

To. Or tova, however you want to pronounce the B. Okay, But Tob and Ra, good and evil from the same place, like day and night, like light and dark. From a source. Good and evil. Raw. It’s interesting because the word raw can also mean friend. So I don’t know. I think it’s interesting. That’s the word raw, which is the sun God. This. This place had a sun. Okay. In the ancient times, there was a big plasma ball. I don’t want to get too in depth because then we’ll. We’ll be here forever. Okay? But I’ve done studies where I’ve shared with people that there’s this beam of light that shoots up, and it actually comes from an inner Earth sun, or a plasma ball, a torus that’s very tightly compressed.

So tightly compressed that it shoots out a beam of positive and negative energy in one direction. And the Other inversely, right? And that beam, that ball, that sun rises up out of this mountain and it’ll go back down, and it’ll rise back up and it’ll go back down. And this creates day and night in the Garden of Eden. That’s just one type of sun too. Okay? And that’s one reason why Jesus is also called the sun, I believe. All right, a river. Let’s talk about these four rivers. Now, a river flowed out of Eden to water the garden.

And from there it branched into four headwaters, four separate rivers. Here are the names of the rivers. Names are descriptions. Remember that? Oh, Eden. Duh. Supposed to look up Eden. Hold on, let’s check out Eden real quick. All right, Then we’ll look at the names of the rivers. We should start at Eden. Now, a river went out of Eden. Ah, here’s Eden right here. All right, so you see this, this is im, which means to, to come out of. Like to come out of the water, right? How I explained earlier, it’s just a prefix. This is actually Eden.

A, D or E, D, en. Right? Pay no attention to these little dots, okay? They’re pretty much meaningless to me. Perfect. Personally, they’re just forced pronunciation, okay? The glyphs themselves are what matters. Right. This one is a prefix, so you can just cut that right out. This is a. This is an eyeball. This is a door. This is the symbol for. For life. I know it looks like a VAV to those of you who study Hebrew, but it’s not, okay? It’s just a. It’s like an end form of the letter N or nun. Anyways. Eye. Door.

Eyeball. Door or opening. Right? Life. Eyeball. Door. Life. So if we go back to our map, we should see a correlation, right? Well, this is the door of life, okay? This is the back door of the earth. According to the Hopi, this is an entrance down into the earth where life is created, where the spirit, the Earth resides. And sometimes that spirit is shared with us as it erupts and comes up here to the surface. And we go through a golden age and a time of magic. Right, where’s the eyeball? Directly above is the place of the eyeball.

If you were on this mountain looking straight up, you would see a hump in the firmament, an inverted dome, a bowl basically, that, you know, it would look like a big glowing circle. That is the all seeing eye. That is the eye in the sky. That is the. The home of Yahweh. That is the home of the sky God on or the many various sky Gods, also world destroyers and many other things. Okay? But this is the place of the eye and the door of life, and that’s why it’s called Eden or Eden. That’s literally what it means.

The place of the eye and the door of life. Right. The entrance to life, the gate. All right, let’s continue on. So we saw Eden. Let’s take a look at these rivers and these river names, and I will show you on a map where I am constantly trying to figure out the original place names. As you can see here, the original names of these rivers and what they have been turned into in the modern world. I’ll explain that in a minute. All right, so let’s see. The. The first river that is mentioned by name or by description, right? All names are descriptions.

They’re words. The name of the first river is Pishon. It winds through the whole land of Havilah where there is gold, and the gold of that land is pure. And bdellium and onyx are found there. Okay, so we’ve got a lot of clues here as to this location of this river. Right? Let’s check it out. We need to start with the name because this name describes the river itself, Pichon. Now, I have placed this on my map tentatively right over here on the left. I will. I will explain the place names in a bit, but right now let’s just focus on the rivers.

Okay? Here on the left. And this is just, you know, this is a cutout version. Where’s my other map of this? Okay, so I took this and I overlaid these place names as I’ve gone over my studies. Okay, this is Pishon, I believe, on the left also came to be known as the Ganges. And I know what you’re thinking. The Ganges is in India. Well, it’s in modern India. But there is an ancient land that was known as indigenous, which is IND of the God Yah, or another epitaph for Enki. Right? Yah’s IND or IND of Yah, or India.

That’s where that comes from. Right? This was the land of ind. This land right here was. Was considered to be. As a matter of fact, if we look at the map and we read in the Latin on that particular quadrant, it says right here, it tells us all about this land. Now, if this river is the Pichon, right? Then we need to keep this description in mind of this particular quadrant and the one above it too. Okay? Both of these quadrants should align with the name of this river and the descriptions of this river. So this says.

So how. See how it says hec insula optima ancilla, means island. Heck is like this or here, right? This island, which. This quadrant is an island. These, all four of these are islands, and all together they make one large country. This island is optimal. This is the best of all four of these lands. In. In the Septon Trion. In the Septon Trio in the North. This one is the best. It says. Why is it the best? Well, we’re going to learn by looking at these rivers. Let’s go back to the description. So this quadrant right here, which is.

I put that on my map, the land of IND India, which exists between the Pishon, AKA the Ganges, and the Gishon, or the Gihon, AKA the Nile. We’ll come to that one next. I think the name of the first river is Pishon. It winds through the whole land of Havilah where there is gold, and the gold of that land is very nice, very good, etc. Let’s look at the word pishon right now. If you try to look this up, nobody really knows, okay? They’re like, oh, it’s just an unused word. It doesn’t really have a meaning anymore, people, we forgot what it means, basically.

Then we need to break it down. This O is a suffix always. Almost always. Okay. And it means of the. So this is the root pish, Right? So how do we spell piche? See, Do I have it pulled up here? Yes, Pishon. All right, well, here’s the root over here. I don’t know if you can see it or not, but it’s pe, which means mouth. Right? Yod, which implies action, a moving hand. And then the sh sound is shin, which, as we talked about last time, means to consume or to destroy. Right? So a mouth action, destroying.

And this is. This is the root of the word pishon, or the river that we’re talking about. This river was seen as something that was like a mouth’s action. What is a mouth’s action? Well, it’s either to eat. Right. Or to speak, typically. Or to vomit or other things, too. Right. Okay, cool. Well, let’s check it this out. Let’s see. Pichon. Pichon, meaning. So I’m having conversation with Chat GPT trying to figure out the etymology. The exact meaning of pishon is uncertain, but several theories exist. Some scholars link it to a root that means to spring forth, to gush.

That’s interesting. Possibly from the word pish or push, meaning to bubble or to spread out. See, now if we just take these collectively and we use a type of comparative mythology, which is what, you know, what we do here on My Channel, but we use, like, comparative wordplay and wording. We can put them all together to get more context for what it implied, what the name of this, the descriptor of this river implied about it and why it made that land so fertile. Right? The best of all the lands. So it could mean. Some scholars think it means to spread forth or to gush or to spread.

Some people just say it’s. Oh, it’s just a proper name. All right? There’s no such thing as a proper name. It’s just a popular description. Pishon, a river in Eden. Name meaning is uncertain, possibly gushing or spreading. Okay, so I talked to it about the root letters, mouth action and destruction. Let’s see, there is no he, there is no known Hebrew root word, which is pashi. What else? So I explain to the AI what the original word pictures meant and how they’re building context together, right? A mouth, an opening and consummation. Something that consumes or covers everything or takes care of everything, like a fire, something that engulfs.

If you’re interpreting the Paleo Hebrew as pictographic meanings of the letters, then your breakdown is valid. Paleo Hebrew or proto Semitic letter meanings. And then it talks about it. Let’s see, this could symbolically suggest a devouring force, active consumption, or powerful speech put into action. Now, last time we talked about how these rivers are so strong and so fast that they were loud, like they spoke, right? You could interpret that as the river making sound and speaking, or having its own voice, very loud, rushing waters. In this view, the river Pichon could metaphorically be understood as a force that consumes or spreads, which aligns well with the idea of gushing, overflowing, or dispersing the river.

So if we take a look here, right, this river right here was known to overflow its banks. This gushing river, this mighty river, the strong river. And as it overflowed its banks, whenever it came back inward and, you know, it went back to its normal course, then that land would be full of minerals and it would produce, you know, be a great place for planting food and stuff like that. And it would also leave over, you know, it would leave things behind, like probably gold and other elements, too. Now, if the Nile, which we haven’t even got to yet, which is known to overflow its banks, follows in turn, then this whole land in the middle would just be the best land as far as planting Food and stuff.

Right. The land of ind, or India. Very good. The name of the first river is Pishon. It winds through the whole land of Havilah, where there is gold. Now, if we say that this is Havilah, where there is gold, it’s also called ind, or the original India. And there’s legends of the original India from antiquity that talk about giant ants. Giant ants the size of a small horse. Right? As. As one of my viewers in Florida pointed out to me, the size of a small horse or a foal. Right. We remember, we read about this when we.

When we went over the. The voyage of the Maelduin, the Irish legend about the explorers who went to the far reaches of the world. Anyways, in ancient India, they. They were said to have giant ants that dug down into the sand and burrowed. As they burrowed, they kicked up gold dust. And people would go follow after these ants and try to bag the gold dust as quickly as they could before all these giant ants came up out of their holes and. And ate them. As a matter of fact, they would care. They would. They would be on camels and they would take an extra camel with them that no one was riding so that they could.

They could just let it go and leave it as a distraction to be eaten by these armies of giant ants that kicked up gold dust. And the land of Havilah, or ind, the gold of that land is pure. Bdellium and onyx are found there. The name of the second river is Gihon. Now, we automatically we can move a little faster because we know this is a suffix, right? So it means of the ghee or g. What is this? What is this word? This is what. All we need to figure out is what this means of the something.

It winds through the whole land of Kush, which, as you can see here, I have placed the Gihon, also known as the Nile, next to the land of Egypt, Ethiopia, Libya, which is traditionally the land belonging to the family known as Kush, or the Kushites. Excuse me. Now, the Gihon winds through the whole land of Kush. The name. Oh, hold on. Let’s take a look at this one. Gihon. Now, if we look up the. The letters in Gihon, we already discovered the suffix the O, N. We could pay that no mind. Okay, let’s see if I can just kind of zoom down to the next one here.

Hold on one sec. Damn, I lost my place. One sec. Let me find it. Feel free to take a quick break while I just look for this word. Gijon. Oh, that’s right. I was looking up Hiddekel, the land. Oh, Gihon. Hold on, let me. Let me check this out. Let’s look it up in the interlinear. That might help me out if I follow my own little path here. Okay, so the name of the first river. So let’s move on to the next part. We’re on the second river, Javila, the land Havilah. Oh, gold. I also want to point this out.

So it says the gold of that land is very good, right? Could be talking about physical, actual gold, as in the metal, but it could also be talking about a golden glow or how it looks in the atmosphere, which would imply the golden age and things of that nature too. All right. But anyways, let’s continue on to the name of this next river in the interlinear. The name of the river that is second is Gihon. Gi. This is a hard sort of guttural K sound, Gichon. All right, so these three letters of the root, gimel, yod and het ge.

E I geek. It’s literally the word geek, which I think is awesome. So the next. The next one is this gihon. So that’s what we need to find, and we’ll figure out what it means. Let’s see. One sec. That’s Pishon. Where’s Kihon? Let’s see. Maybe I should just ask it again. We’ll just do some studying on the fly. All right, so check this out. I’m just going to go in there and I’m going to say remove the vowels. I’ll just tell it what to do. Removing the vowels from this, you’re left with gamal, yod and het.

Very good. What is the meaning of this word? To burst forth, to gush, to break out and to spring up. Do you see that? So gi khon literally means one who. Who, if it’s a river, who bursts its banks. Right. Let’s take a look at the little map here. That’s why I’ve placed it as the Nile as well. Right. And if you take a look at the actual Latin on this map, it says. It says that basically. So it says it’s the widest of all of the rivers, Right? And I believe that this one. So think about this too.

Like, if it’s. If the rivers are smaller, then they’re likely going to be faster. If they’re wider, this, they’re likely going to be slower. Right? But it also will talk about how this river, in Latin, it talks about how it freezes over occasionally. Well, if it’s slow moving, then it’s more apt to freeze. If it’s fast moving, it’s not. Right. So if this is indeed the Nile, which I believe it is, and I have other reasons for labeling it the Nile, then it makes sense that we have the Ganges, AKA the Pishon, we have the Nile, AKA the Gihon.

We have this fertile land, the land of IND in the middle, right next to the Nile, we have the land of Egypt, Ethiopia, also the family of Cush and the Cushites. Let’s move on. The name of the third river is Hiddekel. Hiddekel. It runs along the east side of Assyria. Interesting. Well, let’s look that up in the interlinear. Let’s look up Hiddekel and see what that translates into. And the name of the river, the third one is Tigris. Oh, well, in English it says Tigris. Oftentimes it’s pronounced Tigris. Now, I’ve also had people comment and say, why don’t you say it correctly? Why don’t you say tiger? Tigris.

That’s because that’s not how that’s pronounced. Okay. And literally there is no vowel point, so I can pretty much say it however I want to. But if there was a vowel point and it was the letter I, it would be E. It would make an E sound as the letter Y would normally. Yeah, right. Not Tigris, but it does mean tiger. Or it’s been interpreted to mean tiger, but here’s the actual word. Hid the kel. Hid the kel. Sounds nothing like tiger. So we need to look this word up. It’s head or head, I should say Dalet, Kof and lamed.

Those are the letters. Let’s look that up. We click on the inner linear. Boom. We search for the concordance. I go down to find the concordance number, Strong’s 2313. Boom. We click on that and we have Hiddekel or Chidikel, however you want to pronounce it. Tigris. Tigris. Proper name. Masculine. When you see proper name, that means you need to do more research. Nothing is a proper name. Everything is a word. What does it mean? Let’s find out. Word of origin. Probably of foreign origin. Now this is interesting too. Just as the word Tigris is foreign, that’s not the original name.

That’s not even a Hebrew name or. Or Hebrew word. Right? That means tiger. Tigris means tiger, the headache. Or the Tigris River. Probably of foreign origin. That means not Hebrew. Otherwise it Would tell you. Right here. The Headache River. That’s it? That’s all you get? Nothing else? Probably a forage and origin. Ancient name of a Mesopotamian river. That’s it. They had nothing. But upon further inspection. Let me share with you what I found. One moment. All right, all right, one sec, Let me scooch this over. Oops. Boom. There we go. All right. Hiddekel, right here. Also identified with the Tigris River.

Spelling without vowels. Not even Tigris at all in Hebrew. Possible meanings. The. The exact meaning is unclear, but some people suggest it is from Acadian. And Akkad is also originally located in this area up here. Okay. Boom. On this map. All right, hold on, let me get back to this hill. What is the meaning of it? From an Akkadian origin, meaning swift or rapid arrow hinting at the river’s fast flow. A fast flowing river. Tigris tiger, a fast animal. It may combine elements like khad, which means sharp, and kel, which means light or swift. Right. So symbolizing a rapid flowing river.

Although this is speculative. So Kad Kel, the ancient name for the Tigris river, the, the Akkadian equivalent, which is what they believe it might be related to, is edicol or idiklat, id if short form. Okay. It’s idikal, same thing. This is the Akkadian name for the Tigris River, Possibly from the Sumerian phrase Idygna idigna, meaning running water, swift river. Idiklat, Idikelat, which is, this is just a suffix right here. Anyway, so Idikel, and it comes from idu or Hidi, and hidikel meaning river. And kel or kol or kulu, which means swift or fast. Now if we look at Mercator’s map, he’s written on here next to this river, this is the fastest of all the four rivers.

A swift river, tiger, fast moving animal. A fast river. Very good. The fourth river is the Euphrates. Now it doesn’t even give you much because the, the Euphrates was so well known in the, in antiquity. It’s not the Euphrates of today. Right. Now listen, if, let’s speculate. If this is the Tigris, this one over here, right. Then that last one up there must be. It’s the last. It’s process of elimination. That must be the Euphrates. It must meet the biblical criteria. In the Bible it says that the river Euphrates was split into seven different heads to make way for the kings of the east, so that people could Enter into the Garden of Eden.

Or inversely, leave it. I can’t make this any bigger. Let’s go to the other map. Let’s look at the Euphrates. Let’s count how many heads this has. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and drumroll. 7. Seven different headwaters from this particular river. The last of them, which by process of elimination must be, if the other ones hold merit, this must be the Euphrates river right up here. Now, if this is the Euphrates and this is the Tigris, there must be a land in between which is literally Mesopotamia between the two rivers, which would be this one.

So we can mark that on our little map here. This reminds me, when I was in, like, elementary school, they would have these little process of elimination stories. You know, like four people at a party wore green shirts. Of those people, six of them were named Beth, or, you know what I mean? Like, and you kept on doing the process of elimination. That’s all I’m doing. I’m just doing it with the information that’s provided to us from antiquity, and I’m just marking it down as I go on the map. This is ancient Mesopotamia, or would be, if the rest of this holds true.

This would be Assyria, Mesopotamia, and all of the little city states, little villages, tribes and whatnot. So you can. You can start looking back in antiquity, reading the Bible and imagining that instead of these patriarchs and the protagonists of these stories existing in Iraq, modern day Iraq and modern day Jerusalem and all of these places in modern day Egypt and stuff, they. That instead they’re all here, that they’re all up here, and they’re all going on their journeys in these lands. Now, these names of these rivers and these places and stuff, when these inhabitants were forced out of Eden, the Holy land, and they became nomadic and wandered the earth, the places they settled, they renamed in honor of the quintessential Garden of Eden places, the original holy land and the places that exist therein.

Because there’s all kinds of, you know, little unmarked cities and provinces and hamlets and, you know what I mean, all throughout this. So now we can start to see. Read the Bible, which for me is exciting from a fresh new perspective, and really try to remark these place names and what I consider to be the real, you know, city of peace, the peaceful land, not modern Israel. Okay, I mean, that’s nice and everything, but modern Israel is just constantly at war. And it’s not even modern. It just. It literally is brand new. Literally. They just named a place Israel, like in 1940s is timeline.

Okay? It’s not been there forever. It’s not been named Israel forever. All right? Anyways, I have nothing against it. I’m just saying, like, let’s. Let’s dig. This is my perspective in digging into the truth. All right? And the origins. Then the Lord God took a man and placed him in the Garden of Eden to cultivate it and keep it. And the Lord God commanded him, you may eat freely from every tree of the garden, but you must not eat from the tree of knowledge and of good and evil, for in the day that you eat of it, you will surely die.

That’s interesting, right? I mean, we know the story that Adam took a bite from the apple or whatever. Eve. Eve gave Adam the apple, and he didn’t die that day. But then later on, the Bible says that a day to the Lord is like a thousand years, and Adam did not live to be a thousand. Close, but no cigar. Pretty close. The Lord God also said, it is not good for the man to be alone. Ha. Man. He Man. That’s literally He Man. This is when she Ra was created. If you’re a cartoon fan, it is not good for he man to be alone.

For the man to be alone. I will make for him a suitable helper. And out of the ground, the Lord God formed every beast of the field and every bird of the air, and he brought them to the man to see what he would name each one. Every animal on Earth was brought to this location. Now, aside from just magic and miracles, how could every animal on Earth intuitively know to go to this place so that they could all be named? Right. I put forth the theory that there was a cataclysm that was about to happen.

And the animals felt that the change in the electromagnetic field of the Earth as a polarity shift was imminent. And they all felt a calling, and they all followed it. They all migrated all at once here. They felt compelled to go here. They felt called to this place where Adam already was. This is also where Noah’s Ark was. If you’re following along. All of the animals, all of the creatures, all met here, and they were all named by Adam. He brought them to the man to see what he would name each one or how he would describe each one.

Names or descriptions. And whatever the man called each living creature, that was its name. The man gave names to all the livestock, to the birds of the air, and to every beast of the field. But for Adam, no suitable helper was found. So the Lord God caused the man to fall into a deep Sleep. And while he slept, he took one of the man’s ribs and he closed up the area with flesh. So sounds like surgery sort of on the surface. Okay, if we just take it at face value, it sounds like some kind of surgery was happening here, right? Because like, this, clearly like God, the all powerful God, would not need to, like, cut open Adam and take anything at all, just manifest a woman, you know what I mean? So the Lord God caused the man to fall into a deep sleep.

And while he slept, he took out one of the man’s ribs and closed up the area with flesh. Now, cellular regeneration is something that happens here in the Garden of Eden as well. Okay? There’s so much energy happening. There’s such an electrified, an amplified electrical field ambient within the entire area that it stimulates your skin and your skin will regenerate very quickly. And this is also one of the reasons why you stay very young. Cellular regeneration happens at a. At a very fast paced, incremental level, or fast paced, you know, in a fast paced environment, right? So just like Wolverine, just like many different, you know, superheroes that have healing abilities and stuff, and you can cut them and then you can watch as their flesh just fixes itself within minutes or faster, that physically can happen and does happen and will again happen in the future when the energy is restored to the surface world where we live.

So it makes sense to me that Adam, if, if he was cut open, that his skin would just be covered right up with more skin. Right? It didn’t take him, like, months and months to, like, rehabilitation and. And God had to, like, help Adam, you know, and tell him to be careful of his new wound or. No, it just healed itself right up. And from the rib that the Lord God had taken from the man, he made a woman and brought her to him. The woman, the man, the ribbon. Look this stuff up, shall we? Let’s see.

Let’s get past all the waters. Boom. All right. And took Yahweh. God, the man. Ha. Adam. Let’s look at the name Adam real quick, shall we? That’s my brother’s name, right? There’s a link to his YouTube channel on my main channel page. He’s straight jacket, white rabbit. That’s his name. His name’s Adam. So let’s check out this name. A bull’s head, which means strength. A door and out of the waters, right? That is the name of Adam. So strong door of waters. Strong door out of the waters. Let’s take a look at the map and see if we can find.

Find A strong door out of the waters. I can. This right here, the rock. Right. This is an opening that goes into the inner earth. A strong door, a powerful door. The door of doors that comes up out of the waters. Right. And also, you want to consider the beam of light that shoots up out of that mountain, too. All right, so Adam passed out. He put him into the garden of Eden to tend and to keep it. Oh, we need to skip forward a bit. Let’s see. Saying the man was to eat of every tree of good knowledge and evil.

Wait, did I go too far? Hold on. What verse were we on here? 21. Oh, yeah. We need to scooch forward a bit here. Get caught up. So I. Last time people let me know I’ve skipped all kinds of things, but trust me, this. These things can be broken down forever. They’re just. There’s infinite gleanings to be had. Okay, you can eat all day from this plate. 21. I just passed it. Genesis 2. 21. And caused to fall. Let’s look at that real quick. And cause to fall Yahweh Elohim, upon a deep sleep upon the man Adam.

And he slept, and he took one of the ribs. Let’s look this up. Look how long this word is for rib. It’s matzal Atin. Oh, I’m sorry. Ato Mitzal Otto. All right, let’s check that out. All right, let’s look up the concordance. We’ll get the concordance number, and we’ll pull that up to find the original 6763. Rib. That’s what we’re looking upsella from the word zela. See? Tilla Tela Taylor. Interesting. There’s a character in he man also named Tila Tayla. Side, Side chambers. From the side. From the side of the man also can mean beam. Wow.

A board. Wow. A chamber, a corner, a leaf, a plank. I’m hearing a lot of beam symbolism. Columns, pillars, beams, things of that nature. Right. Now, of course, these are little pillars and columns and beams on our ribs or whatever. But it’s interesting that in the place of creation, we have so many references to a beam that comes up out of the first spirit man, Adam Kadmon. In Jewish mysticism, the first man, the spirit man, the type of things to come, taken out of the side. Now, if you followed along in one of my prior videos, it has, like, the eye of Sauron, and it compares it.

How I found the eye of Sauron in ancient drawings and manuscripts and stuff. It’s not really the ISR but it looks like it within medieval times, right? It looks like this Vesica Pisces figure. It’s the side of Jesus. So think about this. The place where Eve was taken. Eve means Hava. Hava is Eve. Okay, so hava means. It’s a part of the name to become, as we talked about, he will become, or Yahweh Yahawah. Hawa means to become or to. Or to actually to live. Not to become, but to be. It implies life, to be living.

So there’s a country or there’s a place, a land that is called my life. And we call it Hawaii. Hawaii. Right. Isn’t that beautiful? Isn’t that great? I love it. There are close ties, close connections between the Hawaiians, their. Their stories, their language and stuff to that of Paleo, Hebrew, Phoenician, and. And all of the things that I’m sharing with you now. Plus, I just like their vibe. I’m getting distracted. Let me get back on point here. Where was I? Oh, that’s right. The ribbon, the plank, the beam right on the side. The place where life was taken out.

Life came out of that little opening, right? So if. If you look at the pictures, it has, like, a beam, and then it creates this God. I. I need to draw this part. But you’ll have to just bear with me. You’ll have to use your imagination. This beam of light shoots up, and it creates these eddies and this toroidal field. This toroidal field, when looked at from a side view, people will see the Vesica Pisces, or a hole in the side of this light. Man, Adam and Jesus. And life comes out of it. When it’s Adam, his wife comes out of it.

Hava, life comes pouring forth from the side of this, the spirit man from the beam. Literally, when it’s Jesus, a beam is used to poke into his side and put it back right exactly where his ribs are, anyways. And water comes gushing out anyways. I think that’s great. All right. So the Lord God caused the man to fall into a deep sleep. And while he slept, he took one of the man’s ribs and closed up the area with flesh. And from that rib, the Lord God had taken from the man. He made a woman, brought her to him.

Let’s look up the word woman real quick. I’m curious to see what that the root of the word woman is. He closed up and put in its place flesh. And he made the rib that he had taken from the man into a woman. Asha, hold on. Let’s look at. Let’s look this word up. Lasha. Oh, let’s look at the concordance, and we’ll find the root for the word woman so we can understand better what a woman is or what it meant, what the word woman meant. Some people say the womb of man. I get that, but that’s English.

Let’s look it up in the Hebrew. Strong Concordance number 802. ISHA. So that L at the beginning. I don’t know if you’re paying attention, but there was a lamed at the beginning, right? That was a prefix which meant more like two toward asha. So this right here, strong consuming spirit, or window, which implies wind passing through from one place to another. Or spirit. Right. Wind, movement of the air. Spirit. Strong, consuming spirit. That sounds like a woman to me. I mean, that’s my personal experience. Okay. But yeah, a strong, fiery spirit is literally what this says if you look at it in picture form.

Isha. Well, that’s interesting too. All right, let me see what else we got here can be interpreted as adult. Adulterous. Each, every female, none, one, together. Wife, woman. I feel like. I feel like in today’s day and age, I need to, like, actually give the definition of what this word means. Feel like a lot of people have forgotten and lost touch with that. Woman. Often unexpressed. In English. Wife, woman, woman, Wives, Marriage. One to come together literally means marriage. It’s amazing. Wife, irregular, plural. Nashim. A woman used in the same white sense. Let’s see what else we got.

I don’t like that they keep putting adulteress here. I mean, there’s always balance to everything, but each, every female, many, none, one. How does it mean many, none and one all together. And therefore also means together. This is amazing. Ish. Enosh. Interesting. Sounds almost like enosh, which is another biblical character. Nashim. A woman used in the same wide sense as Enosh. Female. Okay, cool. I get the point. Let’s continue on. All right, so what happens whenever Eve arrives? Her name is not really Eve, it’s Hava. It’s life to be right. This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh.

This is marriage, which is one of the definitions of woman. So he calls her woman, the one that has become, that is one with me. This is beautiful. I don’t know. Like, I’m old fashioned. Okay. So I. I read things like this, and I’m just like, I want to cry. Like, it’s. It’s. It’s like I just watched like some romantic movie like the Notebook or something. Like, this is beautiful. We have, we have lost touch with this, okay? In today’s modern society, no wonder people don’t understand the book of Genesis or the rest of the Bible.

For out of man, she was taken. For this reason, a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife. They will become one flesh. They will cleave unto each other. They will unite. This is marriage, not a ceremony, not getting approved, not filling out a certificate, not going to a particular place, but being one. You’re resonating with one another, okay? You’re vibing with one another. My brother and his girlfriend, that’s his wife, they’ve never had a marriage ceremony. They’ve never signed a certificate. All that certificate crap. That’s the, That’s. Now I’m getting in my feelings.

That’s the law of the ocean. That’s maritime law, okay? That’s the law of products and keeping track of products. It has, as all those laws have to do with making money, basically, simply put, has nothing to do with the law of the spirit, which is love, true love, okay? You vibe with somebody when you vibe so much that you resonate and you merge, you’re married. It’s. It’s a. It’s beautiful. Some people have no idea, okay? And so I, I. Some people know, though I don’t need to explain it to you. I’m talking to the ones that already know.

I’m not really trying to define marriage or anything. You can define it however you want to. You can go and have all kinds of crazy marriages however you want to. You can define it however you want. People marry ketchup, ketchups at restaurants, and they. It’s all kinds of weird definitions of marriage. But there is something spiritually deep, at the deepest level about true marriage. This is your best friend. This is you. You see yourself in one another. You’re vibing so much. You’re connected energetically. It’s much more than sex. It’s much more that much more than, you know, having an acquaintance that you get along with, which we call friends today.

It’s way more than just somebody joining your Facebook and you call them your friend. Anyway, you know how many friends I have on Facebook? Like, seven. Seriously. Anyways, and the man and his wife were both naked, and they were not ashamed, right? So just literally speaking, literally, let’s say that this whole story is just literal and there was an actual man and actual woman, humans. And like, of course they would be naked. Not just because they were just now created, but they didn’t they had no need for clothing. Clothing was only invented to protect us from the elements, which happened after the golden age when weather was introduced.

Why? Because pressure starts to build back up in this world. And when pressure starts to build up in this world and you have, like, this little point of focus that moves around, and you have stuff that’s starting to change. You have changes, which are the seasons. Right? In the beginning, there were no seasons. It was just one season, right? But then those seasons slowly started to divide into two, and then those started to divide into four, and now the seasons are off. I’m getting a little off from the. From the writing here and the scripture. But it’s directly related to the end, which is the book of Revelation and omens, which from across the world and across time, which talk about that’s an omen you should look out for is the seasons being off.

I hope we’re still live streaming. Oh, my God. Hold on. Let me just check the chat. Can I get a thumbs up if you guys can hear me? Nancy Ross says she’s Hawaiian. How cool. I’m just gonna wait for a quick thumbs up from the ch. I hope. I hope we’re good. Aloha, ohana. Oh, still here so far. Okay. Thumbs up. Okay. Sweet. All right. Sweet. I just wanted to check. Maybe it’s not super popular. I just noticed there was, like, not as many people as usual watching, but that’s. I don’t care. That’s totally fine with me.

I just want to make sure that we’re still good. Yeah, see? It’s totally fine. I feel like this is valuable, and I’m just. Just doing the presentation helps to solidify it and helps me to remember. Remember these things too. And, you know, the presentations aren’t really for, like, a bunch of people or anything. It’s really for my son and my daughter and myself. All right, let’s continue on. Let’s see. They were naked and not ashamed. And that. Oh, that was the end. That was. I’m glad I took a little break right there, because that brings us to Genesis, chapter three, the serpent’s deception.

Ooh, the action. Now we’re. Now we’re gonna jump into the action story, which won’t be right now. It won’t be now. We’ll save that one for another time. We’ll save chapter three for another time when the serpent is introduced and we have the fall and the eating of the apple and all that fun stuff, too. Did you guys have a good time? Is some of this making sense? Am I Helping to build some bridges to any kind of like, you know, new information or, you know, helping you to see things in hopefully a new way. That’s my hope.

I hope to make it more exciting, really. You know, I want people to be able to look back when they’re reading these things like they’re reading a fantasy book and really step into the Garden of Eden and into hyperborea and into terrestrial paradise and to understand it better. Not to just be in awe and just oh my God, I don’t understand anything. But it’s amazing. That’s good. I want you to be amazed. You should be amazed. It’s a beautiful, magical place. But I also want you to carry an air of understanding. Because in that place is the knowledge of the tree of life and the knowledge of good and evil.

There is knowledge to be had. Right? Your synapses will fire off. Your. Your cells are regenerating. You will be rejuvenated. Rejuvenated on many different levels. You’ll be forever young. So you’ll be wide eyed and your imagination and your curiosity and your creativity will be on high, but so will your very intellect and all the wonderful experiences you’ll accumulate over hundreds of years living in the Garden of Eden. Until next time, I’m Jay Jermer saying good vibes and goodbye, Sam. It’d be easier on me if I turn away to flee there’s so many ways to escape But I guess it’s time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up I’ll try so hard to fade away but something’s forcing me to it be easier for me if I turn away to flee but there’s something holding on in the way of being long gone there’s so many ways to escape But I guess it’s not to wait Wake up, time to wake up Lot too many ways to escape But I guess it’s time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up baby Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up Time to wake up baby Time to wake up Time to wake up.
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