The PHOENICIAN Alphabet

➡ The speaker discusses the origins and evolution of alphabets, focusing on the ancient Phoenician Alphabet, and emphasizing that languages and dialects constantly evolve. They suggest that the physical letters we use today originated as pictorial representations or ’emojis’ from the real world.- The text explains the evolution and meaning of letters A and B in ancient alphabets such as Phoenician and Hebrew. The letter ‘A’ originated from a simplified drawing of an ox or bull’s head, signifying strength and leadership. The letter ‘B’ was derived from the representation of a house or tent, implying a container or dwelling. Thus, when combined, ‘AB’ or ‘Abba’ translates to ‘Father’, indicating the leader of the house.- The text provides detailed interpretations of various ancient symbols, claiming they stem from spiritual and elemental concepts. Concepts include natural phenomena such as lightning (representing life), Mim (life from water), and Ayen (representing an eye or knowledge). It links these interpretations to various symbols from varied ancient cultures including Egyptian, Sumerian and biblical references, suggesting a shared basis in their symbolic language.

➡ The speaker passionately defends his channel from accusations of being a cult, clarifying that it’s merely a platform for sharing esoteric ancient knowledge. He discusses the Hebrew letters with their meanings; including ‘pey’ symbolizing ‘mouth’ and ‘sade’ symbolizing ‘side.’ He also delves into the symbolism of the letter ‘qof’, disputing its traditionally assumed meaning of ‘sun at the horizon.’- The provided text delves into in-depth explanations of several symbols and their origins. It includes an analysis of the symbol ‘KOF’ (meaning to split or divide), ‘Reish’ (representing the head or top), and ‘Sheen’ (symbolizing teeth and their functions). The text further explains the symbol ‘Tav’ or ‘Tau’, which serves as a marker or a sign, frequently appearing in the form of a cross or an ‘X’. ‘\n’- The presenter reviewed the 22 original letters of the Phoenician alphabet and answered various viewer questions about it. They also discussed the symbolic significance of the phoenix and addressed viewer inquiries regarding mythology, language connections, and symbology of the Templar battle flag.- The speaker discusses the symbolism on flags, particularly the Migma First Nation flag, goes in-depth about the potential meanings, and expresses a desire to continue studying such symbols. This was part of a long presentation that was full of teachings and the speaker ends with a poetic urging for the listener to “wake up.”‘
➡ The text discusses the historical origins and transformations of various letters, focusing on “C”, “G”, “A”, “B”, and “D”. The author explains that the letters represent images or concepts in ancient languages, with corollary values to numbers. For instance, ‘A’ or ‘Aleph’ symbolizes an ox and is equivalent to number one, while ‘B’ denotes a house, and ‘C’/’G’ symbolize a foot, both in their physical forms and metaphorically as a destination. The letter ‘D’ corresponds to a door, likely inspired by ancient cosmologies that interpret it as the ‘door’ to the world.’

➡ The text discusses the symbolism and historical evolution of various elemental pictographs or letters. These interpretations often link back to subjects like natural phenomena, ancient cosmology, and varied cultural practices.- The text discusses the historical etymology and graphical evolution of the Hebrew letter “Vav”. This ancient symbol represents a connector or hook, signifying how it potentially links different concepts or entities. Additionally, it broadens into the discussion about the potential meanings of other ancient words, symbols, and their interpretation across different cultures.- The speaker discusses the origin and evolution of certain ancient characters/symbols in language, highlighting connections between terrestrial and celestial elements. Taking ELF as an example, it’s explained how the term is derived from ‘Elu’, indicating those attached to the mighty leaders. The speaker then shifts to the character ‘Zayin’, outlining its initial representation being similar to a plow and connects its meaning to actions like cutting or dividing in the context of farming. Finally, the character ‘Het’ is examined which is visually similar to a ladder or number 8 and symbolizes a wall or division.- The text discusses ancient symbolism related to boundaries and exploration, focusing specifically on symbols involving walls, fences, separating structures and pillars. The art of crossing these symbolic boundaries or “pillars” is associated with obtaining knowledge of unknown realms or realities, similar to the concept of time travel found in popular culture. The symbol ’88’ represents these boundary-transcending explorers. The text also mentions the Pillars of Hercules as representing the farthest boundaries of the known world, beyond which lies metaphorical gardens of Eden, paradises or alternate realities.- The text describes an ancient civilization that lived on an island at the North Pole surrounded by mountain ranges. The island, known as the cradle of civilization, is depicted as a double circle crossed by four rivers. The author attributes features like the mountains and rock formations to cosmic and terrestrial electric discharges. Life on this island, believed to be the central point of emergence for many civilizations, was said to have been abundant due to an energy beam from Mount Maru. There’s reference to the Tatarian tribe, believed to possess advanced intellect and technology, who ventured out after an electromagnetic barrier around the island fell. The text also alludes to an apocalyptic event and ongoing prophecy.

➡ The presenter discusses the nuances of ancient Phoenician letters, explaining their origins, representations, and meanings. Emphasis is put on questioning the origins of current alphabets and valuing complexity and deeper understanding. Elements of live teaching and audience interaction are included.- The text delves into the intricate transformation and interpretation of ancient glyphs into our modern alphabet. It first discusses how glyphs were means of visualization, which posed challenges due to potential misunderstandings and lost translations, outlining that this might be a move away from original telepathic communication. Then, it explains how language forced people to become artists to convey their internal reality. It traces the evolution of several letters such as L, which is linked to concepts like leadership, teaching, and guidance, and M, symbolizing water and the emergence of life therefrom, and N, which could likely represent a ball of plasma.

You aloha and welcome to welcome to my channel for all you people who are new. So this today I like to do on Fridays I like to do ancients Oblivion and the Plasma Apocalypse. Today we’re going to focus on ancient oblivion. Those are the things that collectively our society seems to have forgotten about ancient truths, from myths and legends all the way to how did our alphabet begin? Have you ever wondered that? Have you ever wondered where do our letters come from? What do they mean? Let me get my chat popped out real quick and we’re going to do a really fun lesson today on the Phoenician Alphabet. Good to see everybody in the chat. Let me get this popped out here real quick. Boom. All right, sweet. Good to see everybody. Hopefully you guys can hear me. If you can, if it sounds okay, give me a thumbs up. I would super appreciate it and we’ll go ahead and get right into things.

But have you ever wondered where do the letters come from? Like, where do the actual alphabet letters come from? Like A, have you ever asked yourself, what does A mean? Or what does B mean? Where do those come from? Today we just write them out as little glyphs and we have no idea what they mean. We resonate more and understand more what emojis convey what they mean than we do our very own letters and our very own alphabet.

So today we’re going to take a look at that. There’s various alphabets across the world. And if you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend sort of as a primer to check out the last livestream I did in our ancient Oblivion playlist. And it was about the Tower of Babel. The Tower of Babel or the Tower of Babylon. And that story helps to explain where our diversity and our languages came from. But inversely, if we trace it all the way back, it helps to explain that we once had a common language that we once had and spoke or communicated in a way that was common to one another. And then something happened. And after that something happened. Our languages split into different pronunciations and accents and dialects as tribes spread out across the Earth. And they took with them their various ways of pronunciations and different accents and different dialects which turned into our different languages the world across. And it’s still doing that today. Our languages are still evolving today. So today we’re going to focus on let me just make sure you guys can hear me in the chat. I do see some thumbs up. Thank you so much. Appreciate all the thumbs up in the chat. All right, cool. Sounds like everything’s good. All right, cool. So let’s jump into things right now.

Today we’re going to be focusing on what is known as the Phoenician Alphabet

It’s 22 Glyphs, 22 pictures, just like emojis. Actually, some people would refer to it because it’s very closely related to protosynatic, or you could say paleo Hebrew as well. Let’s take a look at what it looks like here.

So here’s an example. Now, remember a long time ago, they used to read and write from right to left. Today we read and write from left to right. And I have a theory about that. One of my theories is that the world seems to be predominantly right handed. Now, if you’re right handed, it actually links up to the left side of your brain. The left side of your brain is more analytical, more robotic in thought. The right side of your brain corresponds to your left hand. So if people once wrote predominantly with their left hand, then it stands to reason that they would write from right to left and they would read from right to left.

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So whenever we regard many of these ancient languages, not all of them, but this one in particular, we’re going to go from right to left. This is a helpful exercise to start working on that creative side of the mind that seems to have been blocked out. My theory as to why people changed from predominantly ambidextrous to left handed to right handed is I believe it’s directly related to the polarity shifts that our world goes through. When we go through energetic shifts, I believe that it affects the minds of the people, that it affects our brainwaves and how we see things. And if you look at the evolution of this alphabet, I’m going to show you quite a few different examples here of how the alphabet itself has changed. And we’ll talk about what alphabet even means and stuff too. And I’m going to do some drawings too. But if you look at how it’s shifted and changed over time, you can see that originally they were picture forms and that over time they actually turn upside down as people’s perspective started to shift and to turn upside down. And if you take a look at my Omen series and you focus on the upcoming apocalypse, which is a totally different matter, but you’ll see, as many do, that the world seems to be upside down. So it’s no surprise to people like myself that the alphabet itself is upside down.

So let’s take a look at this and let’s start off with these glyphs right here. So as you can see, I’m actually going to focus on the first one. Farida just gave me a donation. Thank you. High five farida. So we’re going to read from right to left, starting in the upper right hand corner. This one is a picture of the head of a cow, or you could say an ox. Okay, we’re going to actually start off with this one, but I want to read them to you first. This is Aleph beit gimel dalet hay vav zayin het tet yod KAF lamed MIM right there. Noon, samik ayin pei tzadi or tzade KOF reish shin tav. And they’re pronounced in different ways, so don’t get too hung up on the correct pronunciation. You’re going to run into all kinds of people that will interpret these glyphs in many different ways. They’ll pronounce them in many different ways. And that’s okay, because that’s where we are today, because our languages and our dialects and our perspectives and everything have shifted so dramatically. I’m just going to teach this to you from my experience and from my perspective. So while my pronunciations and interpretations and stuff might vary or might be slightly different from your own or other people’s, hopefully you can take what resonates with this particular presentation.

So let’s take a look at this first one right here, going from right to left, this is Alef. This is the letter A. And let’s take a look at this. So if we compare this, we got at the top, it says up here protosynatic. And it’s a picture of a head of an ox, right? So it’s an ox head or a bull’s head, you could say, with the horns poking out of there. And then in the phoenician, it turns more into like a glyph form. So originally, all of our letters, ABCD, every single one of them was essentially an emoji. Every single one of them was a picture of something in the real world that conveyed something. The more pictures you would put next to other pictures, the more context you would have for what is being said about those pictures. Now, whenever we create words, we have roots and we have prefixes and we have suffixes, and our words got bigger and bigger and bigger over time. But originally, words were just one letter. They were just one picture.Out my little drawing here, and we’re going to do A. So what are we familiar with? We’re familiar with let me add a new layer here. Boom. Okay, cool. All right, so we’re familiar with this right here, a right? So it’s a point. It’s like an upside down triangle with a little line through the middle. So this was an ox head. So originally people would actually draw out let me get rid of that one.

Originally, people would draw out the entire picture of an ox or a bull, you could say. They would draw the head, they would draw the horns. They would probably put a body there. You’ll have to forgive my crude drawings. They would put some legs on there, you know what I mean? Because originally this is how people would draw. They would draw the entire picture. Well, as you can imagine, once people started writing more and more and more, and that became more acceptable and more common after telepathy had disappeared in our world, then people didn’t it turned into what we call shorthand.

Right? People wanted quicker ways to draw this. So the quicker way to draw this let’s see. Let me just delete all this real quick. I know, control z. There we go. All right, so the quicker way to draw this would to be just to draw the actual head of the animal, right? So an animal with horns, that’s what that turned into over time, right? So remember, we’re dealing with the letter A, which is the point. The upside down triangle with the line through the middle, right? So at first they drew it like this and they were trying to draw it true to form, I believe. But remember, originally, especially as with hieroglyphics and rock drawings and stuff, these things were being carved into tough surfaces so that they could last the test of time. People originally didn’t have ink and paper and an eraser and pencil and things like that. So oftentimes, this right here would become more like it would have points. Because you have to imagine if you have ever tried to carve your name into like a tree or into a rock, which I’m not a fan of people carving into trees or rocks or whatever, but it would basically be more straight lines and more hard angles than this right here. Right? All right, cool. So let’s take this back a notch, and I’ll show you how this turned into more of a short form. So originally it was like that, but then people did it quicker and it went like this. And they would just do that. And then people would just go like this. They would make the face, and then they would just, boom. Go just like that. Now, this glyph right here is still the ox head. This is still the head of the bull. This one right here, right?

Bam, that one. And then over time, you’ll see this in the actual alphabets. When you compare them over time, that this glyph right here actually changed into, like, different it shifted. It started to turn upside down. So sometimes it would be like that, and sometimes it would be like this. And sometimes they would be upside down, sometimes it would be inverted and things. But this is where the origin of the letter A comes from. We’ll go a little faster with the other letters, like I said. But just to give you an idea, this was the original emoji. Was this right here the picture of the ox head or the bull’s head? I’m just making a smiley just so you could see what it is.

Right, okay, cool. Now let’s move on to some other ones here. So that’s the aleph. So the bull’s head with the horns. We have to ask ourselves, what did the letter A mean? What does aleph mean? What does alpha mean? Well, we know like, alpha male, that’s a common expression in the modern vernacular. It means somebody who is strong, somebody who is first or foremost. Right. Just like A is the first of the letters. So the bull’s head represents strength, and at the same time being a leader or being first or in front of. Right. Oftentimes it implies leadership or strength because the bull is very strong and it’s full of muscles. Right. So that’s what the letter A actually means. A means strength. This is synonymous with the bull, basically. Right. So that’s what the letter A literally means. And that’s where we get that. So if you wanted to write down that something was very strong or something was powerful, you would write the letter A or you would draw the picture of the ox head. Right.

All right, cool. I think we get the gist of that one. So I’m going to go ahead and move over to the next Glyph here. Now, remember, there’s different ways of drawing these particular things. Like, for example, this one’s more of a profile. You see that aleph right there, or that letter A or that bull head. That’s sort of a profile. It’s sort of like the bull looking sideways, almost. This one right here is B bait. This is the letter for a house. So let’s check out the comparison here. Over here you can see it looks kind of like a container. And this is closer to the actual Egyptian hieroglyph for the letter B, which is a house. And you can see there’s an entryway, and it’s sort of like a schematic, how we do schematics for housing today. And you would draw it from above, looking down. That’s kind of how it originally started off.

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So let’s focus on B. And I’m going to draw this one out for you too. So it started off people were trying to draw a picture of a house. Now some people drew it from above and as you can see, they drew like a little entryway here and then they drew the actual big room. BecauseOut my little drawing here, and we’re going to do A. So what are we familiar with? We’re familiar with let me add a new layer here. Boom. Okay, cool.

All right, so we’re familiar with this right here, a right? So it’s a point. It’s like an upside down triangle with a little line through the middle. So this was an ox head. So originally people would actually draw out let me get rid of that one. Originally, people would draw out the entire picture of an ox or a bull, you could say. They would draw the head, they would draw the horns. They would probably put a body there. You’ll have to forgive my crude drawings. They would put some legs on there, you know what I mean? Because originally this is how people would draw. They would draw the entire picture.

Well, as you can imagine, once people started writing more and more and more, and that became more acceptable and more common after telepathy had disappeared in our world, then people didn’t it turned into what we call shorthand. Right? People wanted quicker ways to draw this. So the quicker way to draw this let’s see. Let me just delete all this real quick. I know, control z. There we go. All right, so the quicker way to draw this would to be just to draw the actual head of the animal, right? So an animal with horns, that’s what that turned into over time, right? So remember, we’re dealing with the letter A, which is the point. The upside down triangle with the line through the middle, right? So at first they drew it like this and they were trying to draw it true to form, I believe. But remember, originally, especially as with hieroglyphics and rock drawings and stuff, these things were being carved into tough surfaces so that they could last the test of time. People originally didn’t have ink and paper and an eraser and pencil and things like that.

So oftentimes, this right here would become more like it would have points. Because you have to imagine if you have ever tried to carve your name into like a tree or into a rock, which I’m not a fan of people carving into trees or rocks or whatever, but it would basically be more straight lines and more hard angles than this right here. Right? All right, cool. So let’s take this back a notch, and I’ll show you how this turned into more of a short form.

So originally it was like that, but then people did it quicker and it went like this. And they would just do that. And then people would just go like this. They would make the face, and then they would just, boom. Go just like that.

Now, this glyph right here is still the ox head. This is still the head of the bull. This one right here, right? Bam, that one. And then over time, you’ll see this in the actual alphabets. When you compare them over time, that this glyph right here actually changed into, like, different it shifted. It started to turn upside down. So sometimes it would be like that, and sometimes it would be like this. And sometimes they would be upside down, sometimes it would be inverted and things. But this is where the origin of the letter A comes from.

We’ll go a little faster with the other letters, like I said. But just to give you an idea, this was the original emoji. Was this right here the picture of the ox head or the bull’s head? I’m just making a smiley just so you could see what it is. Right, okay, cool. Now let’s move on to some other ones here.

So that’s the aleph. So the bull’s head with the horns. We have to ask ourselves, what did the letter A mean? What does aleph mean? What does alpha mean? Well, we know like, alpha male, that’s a common expression in the modern vernacular. It means somebody who is strong, somebody who is first or foremost. Right. Just like A is the first of the letters. So the bull’s head represents strength, and at the same time being a leader or being first or in front of.

Right. Oftentimes it implies leadership or strength because the bull is very strong and it’s full of muscles. Right. So that’s what the letter A actually means. A means strength. This is synonymous with the bull, basically. Right. So that’s what the letter A literally means. And that’s where we get that. So if you wanted to write down that something was very strong or something was powerful, you would write the letter A or you would draw the picture of the ox head. Right.

All right, cool. I think we get the gist of that one. So I’m going to go ahead and move over to the next Glyph here. Now, remember, there’s different ways of drawing these particular things. Like, for example, this one’s more of a profile. You see that aleph right there, or that letter A or that bull head. That’s sort of a profile. It’s sort of like the bull looking sideways, almost. This one right here is B bait. This is the letter for a house.

So let’s check out the comparison here. Over here you can see it looks kind of like a container. And this is closer to the actual Egyptian hieroglyph for the letter B, which is a house. And you can see there’s an entryway, and it’s sort of like a schematic, how we do schematics for housing today. And you would draw it from above, looking down. That’s kind of how it originally started off.

Blake just gave me a donation. 1991. What’s up, dude? Thank you. High fives. Good vibes to you. High fives and good vibes. All right, so here’s another one. As you can see, it looks almost like it’s sort of a spiral, but it’s not. This is the entrance and this is the inner chamber. So this would be a house. And then over here, bait. That’s how you spell that, bait. Sometimes it’s Beth or it’s written out Beth. So if you’re somebody who’s into the Bible and you read, for example, somebody’s name Bethany or just if your name is Beth, right, it actually means house. Or it could imply other things like container and stuff. So bet or bet turned into beta, right? A lot of these Greek ones have like a childlike way of saying the letters.

So, for example, if we say dad in the modern vernacular or modern languages, we say hey, dad, or hey, mom. A child would emphasize that last letter. So it would turn into hey, dada or hey, mama. Sounds kind of Italian to me personally. But that’s why there is actually an A at the end of this alafa, beta, gamma, delta. It’s sort of a childlike way of pronouncing these letters, which turned into an entirely different alphabet, as we can see here.

So let’s focus on B. And I’m going to draw this one out for you too. So it started off people were trying to draw a picture of a house. Now some people drew it from above and as you can see, they drew like a little entryway here and then they drew the actual big room. BecauseLightning, basically. And it leaves a trail coming off of it, right? There’s reasons why it looks like other things too, because it’s all fractal and everything grows out of those types of spiritual invisible qualities or light, basically. So that’s why it looks like that.

And this symbol means life. It actually means life and it is the symbol for life, basically. Let’s take a look at some comparisons here. So here we have what is that? MIM is the watertop M, right? And then here it looks like a snake. This is very much what it looks like in the Egyptian hieroglyphs as well. It looks just like a snake or whatever, because it’s plasma, in my opinion.

This is how I interpret that is, it is a squiggly line of plasma, which is life, basically, or moving spirit, which moves through the air like that. And then as you can see, it’s sort of drawn like that. It’s very similar to the MIM, how they drew the MIM, the life coming out of the water, which is directly related to this, which is the life or the beam of light that comes up out of the surrounding waters, which are these crystal clear waters in this lake at the center of the world. But this is the MIM, I mean the noon, the letter noon. And then as you can see, it turned into this glyph right here.

Let’s check out some examples. What does this say? Sprout. So this is like a sprout. Or this would be like the root and then like the head of a plant or the bulb of a plant. It’s hard for me to make out what that says. Continue. It’s hard for me to read that. Here it is noon. And it’s the same in the hierratic or the Egyptian seed, that’s hard to read. That life seed, et cetera, right? So you can see that it springs forth life. This image right here brings forth life, basically, right? And it is the letter noon. Now this letter, the letter N or the letter noon, is equal to boom, boom, the number 50. Very interesting stuff. So, for example, if you read in the Bible, in the Old Testament, there was a character who was a type of Jesus or foreshadowing of Jesus. In the Bible, his name was Joshua, which is pretty much the same name as Jesus. It’s just pronounced differently. And Joshua was called the son of Nun or the son of none. Not the son of none as in nobody, which is funny, but the son of none or the son of 50. The 50.

If you study, like, the ancient Sumerian, Babylonian, the Anunnaki, et cetera, those types of gods or those ancient what people called gods, they were represented by numbers, right? And their numbers, like, if I was to draw one of the anunnaki, let me just try to draw one here. So we got like a face, right? Anunnaki head. And then they all wore hats, okay? So they had these sort of hats that were sort of smurf looking friggin caps or whatever, right? And then these caps had horns on each side. So if they had a pair of horns like that, that would represent the number ten.

Okay? So this would represent like, a low class anunnaki. And the more horns that they grew or the more horns that they had on their hat, this would represent 20. This would represent 30, right? And it went all the way up to basically, if you had five of these rows of horns, you were a very, very high god. And I think that represented enlil, I believe, or enki, I can’t remember which one I want to say. In Lil 61 higher, which was the highest one, represented the sky god ANU or on, et cetera. So you could tell who Joshua was by basically he was the son of somebody who had a hat that had 50 or five rows of horns, which is very interesting.

That gets into a whole nother teaching. So I don’t want to get too far off topic, but I just think that’s interesting that the letter Nun is directly related to the number 50, the son of Nun, the son of nun, et cetera.

Alright, let’s move on to the next letter. The next letter we’ve got here is Mem. Here is noon, here is Samek. Now Samek is very interesting. Let’s check out Samek. Alright, so up here we’ve got mem, Noon, Samek. And Samek looks like a column that has these lines that come out of it, like attt or a triple cross or something like that, right? Let’s check out Samek.

Down here it says what does that say? It’s hard to read them. Grab, hate, protect. Okay, I like that. It’s not bad. And where is Samek down here? Here we go. Samek. Now, you see how it’s got, like, an H sound? That’s because they’re trying to force you to pronounce it in a different and it’s that guttural. That’s why they have that right there. And it says, a hand on staff support prop. I like this one the best. So far, the support and the prop. Okay, so this is what I’m going to go with, basically in my explanation of Samek.

So Samek is drawn basically like this, and then it’s got like chow Chapow like that, right? So basically what you have here is remember how we were talking about Mount Maru in the middle of the world? And it shoots up that beam, right? And that beam has little eddies that come off of it, right? It creates like this little electrical I forgot what that’s called, but they’re like instabilities that come off of the beam, basically. So it’s a type of column and it’s a type of pillar, an electrical pillar. This is very much like the Jed in Egyptian, right? The Jed is like a 3D version of this.

Basically, if I was to try to draw the Jed, it would be like, hold on, where’s my pin? So Samec means support, basically. And it’s very much like a type of Jed pillar. And the Jed sort of had like these little antennas. And this is exactly what it looks like. If you go out and you look at the roads and you drive next to the roads, you see electricity and power lines. And usually they have like little lines coming off of here. That’s what the Jed pillar basically is, is a type of that a forerunner of that. It’s not exactly what it is because it’s more spiritual than that, but that’s what it means.

It means support. It’s a pillar that has these instabilities coming off of it. And it means power, it means support, it means strength. It means something that is supportivenot availableIt’s hard to tell exactly what that is. Let’s look at some comparisons.

1 second. Oh yeah, we could just block that. Dude, let’s see hide user on this channel. All right, bye. See you later. Troll. Some people are so stupid, bro. If you want to talk about cults, I will explain what a cult is to you. Just because people are like minded and they all research things that are contrary to popular opinion or academics or whatever, I’ll go deep onto what a cult actually is and give you strong examples of real cult leaders and actual cults and stuff like that. This is me teaching some stuff on the side, which is esoteric ancient knowledge, which can be accessed at any library or school system or whatever.

If there’s anything that I’ve said in here that’s a lie, feel free to let me know. But don’t come in my chat jumping around saying, oh, this is a cult because I’m unfamiliar with all this. You know what I mean? That’s retarded. Okay, if you mean cult as in culture, as in like, this is a culture or a group. Yes, totally. A group of people that are like minded, similar, investigating the same types of things. But don’t turn it into something disgusting and bad, okay? Because there are lots of cults, like bad ones in the world today, and there’s lots that are emerging and rising and stuff. Don’t compare me and those people that follow my channel to something so disgusting and toxic as that because you’re in the wrong spot, buddy.

All right, that was just some lame in the chat. So let me jump back to the presentation.

All right, so we’ve got what letter are we on? SAMC ayen, pay. The mouth. Let’s go. Speaking of mouth, all right, so the mouth, let’s go over to pay. So as you can see, it’s sort of like an open mouth. Like, if the mouth is open and stretched out, not like an open mouth, but like a wide-open mouth like that. And it means or conveys blow, scattering the edge. Let’s look at another version of it. So here’s Ayen, and you could see the difference between Ayen and pay is because the Ayen has an iris right there in the middle. And pay, which means mouth, word or speak.

So oftentimes the letter pay as a mouth also conveys something that comes out of an opening, right? Or words, basically, or to speak, etc.

All right, thank you for all your support in the chat. I appreciate you guys. Seriously. I’m probably going to do a video on actual cults one of these days. So it’s so lame to me that people just come in trying to be trolls and get some attention or whatever. It’s so easy to be dismissive instead of intellectual. It’s so easy to just cast insults instead of being reasonable and having conversation. You know what I mean? To me, that’s a sign of a lame. Like, I just call those people lames. They’re so lame.

All right. Anyways, their parents are probably lame. Like, their whole background is probably full of lame people. Anyways, back to the teaching.

All right, pay. It’s pronounced P. Also, this one’s really interesting. So this is where we get P and that F sound, too, right?

Lord Racer? What’s up, Lord Racer? High five. Been in the Good Vibe tribe for four months and says best live chat on YouTube. I totally agree.

All right, so let me go back to this. So this is P, basically is sort of like the stretched out oval, and that’s a mouth. If you drew a line down the middle, it’s exactly how people draw lips, or how a child would draw lips, basically. But this means this is pay. P. I’m going to say EY.

Okay, there’s probably different variants of ways you could spell that or whatever, but this P sound by some cultures was pronounced as it was like a P and a guttural at the same time. So they would put an H in there or that guttural sound. And this is why we have words like phone, which start with P, but make an F sound with that H right next to it because they’re trying to force you to pronounce it in the way that the original people did.

And this is also why the word phone and phonetics and phonics and all those types of things phoenix this is why they start with this particular group of letters, which is really strange. It starts with a P, but it’s pronounced as an F. And that’s why it’s related to the mouth or something that comes out of an opening. Just like this would be the top of the plasma volcano of Mount Maru or Rupus Negra. This is the mouth of the world, where the know comes up out, or the breath of God comes out, etc. And that is the letter pei, which means a mouth. Pretty cool, right?

All right, so let’s jump into the next one we’ve got oh, zade or zadi.

This one’s an interesting one. This one’s kind of mysterious, so let’s check it out.

Mem, noon, sam, pei, zade or zadi. There’s different ways to pronounce this based on different dialects and accents.

Okay, so let’s check out some comparisons. Let’s see. This is supposed to be the pei. So this is Zadi. See how it looks like a sort of a sprout or a plant or something up there at the top.

Now look at these ones. These are more similar. These ones have more in common where it’s like a long straight line and then a squiggly line off to the side.

Now, this letter Sadi, is pronounced just like the double z in pizza. So you know how in pizza you sort of say like, Pete? I’m just writing it phonetically, but Pete za, right? Pizza.
That’s sort of how we pronounce that, this t and the z right next to each other. Z. Or if you want to include the A z, right? This is exactly how that letter zade or zadi is pronounced. And it was drawn.

Let me show you how it was drawn. There’s different ways to draw this, but usually people would draw a long line and then like a squiggly line coming off the side. Or they would draw a long line and like a little line coming off. And it actually looks like it makes a t and a z. That’s how you can remember that is it makes a z.

There’s little tassels that Jewish people wear on the side of their prayer shawls, and they tie knots in them. And those are called zitzits. And that starts with this particular letter. It’s TZ or the zitzit fly. You know, the zitzit fly, same exact pronunciation, t and then z or zade. That’s how you pronounce that one, that particular letter. And basically, let’s take a look at what theyIt’s hard to tell exactly what that is. Let’s look at some comparisons.

1 second. Oh, yeah, we could just block that. Dude. Let’s see hide user on this channel. All right, bye. See you later. Troll. Some people are so stupid, bro.

If you want to talk about cults, I will explain what a cult is to you. Just because people are like minded and they all research things that are contrary to popular opinion or academics or whatever, I’ll go deep onto what a cult actually is and give you strong examples of real cult leaders and actual cults and stuff like that. This is me teaching some stuff on the side, which is esoteric ancient knowledge, which can be accessed at any library or school system or whatever. If there’s anything that I’ve said in here that’s a lie, feel free to let me know. But don’t come in my chat jumping around saying, oh, this is a cult because I’m unfamiliar with all this. You know what I mean? That’s retarded.

Okay, if you mean cult as in culture, as in like, this is a culture or a group. Yes, totally. A group of people that are like minded, similar, investigating the same types of things. But don’t turn it into something disgusting and bad, okay? Because there are lots of cults, like bad ones in the world today, and there’s lots that are emerging and rising and stuff. Don’t compare me and those people that follow my channel to something so disgusting and toxic as that because you’re in the wrong spot, buddy. All right, that was just some lame in the chat. So let me jump back to the presentation.

All right, so we’ve got what letter are we on? SAMC ayen, pay. The mouth. Let’s go. Speaking of mouth, all right, so the mouth, let’s go over to pay. So as you can see, it’s sort of like an open mouth. Like, if the mouth is open and stretched out, not like an open mouth, but like a wide open mouth like that. And it means or conveys blow, scattering the edge. Let’s look at another version of it.

So here’s Ayen, and you could see the difference between Ayen and pay is because the Ayen has an iris right there in the middle. And pay, which means mouth, word or speak. So oftentimes the letter pay as a mouth also conveys something that comes out of an opening, right? Or words, basically, or to speak, et cetera.

All right, thank you for all your support in the chat. I appreciate you guys. Seriously. I’m probably going to do a video on actual cults one of these days. So it’s so lame to me that people just come in trying to be trolls and get some attention or whatever. It’s so easy to be dismissive instead of intellectual. It’s so easy to just cast insults instead of being reasonable and having conversation. You know what I mean? To me, that’s a sign of a lame. Like, I just call those people lames. They’re so lame. All right. Anyways, their parents are probably lame. Like, their whole background is probably full of lame people. Anyways, back to the teaching.

All right, pay. It’s pronounced P. Also, this one’s really interesting. So this is where we get P and that F sound, too, right? Lord Racer? What’s up, Lord Racer? High five. Been in the Good Vibe tribe for four months and says best live chat on YouTube. I totally agree. All right, so let me go back to this. So this is P, basically is sort of like the stretched out oval, and that’s a mouth. If you drew a line down the middle, it’s exactly how people draw lips, or how a child would draw lips, basically. But this means this is pay. P. I’m going to say EY. Okay, there’s probably different variants of ways you could spell that or whatever, but this P sound by some cultures was pronounced as it was like a P and a guttural at the same time. So they would put an H in there or that guttural sound. And this is why we have words like phone, which start with P, but make an F sound with that H right next to it because they’re trying to force you to pronounce it in the way that the original people did. And this is also why the word phone and phonetics and phonics and all those types of things phoenix this is why they start with this particular group of letters, which is really strange. It starts with a P, but it’s pronounced as an F. And that’s why it’s related to the mouth or something that comes out of an opening.

Just like this would be the top of the plasma volcano of Mount Maru or Rupus Negra. This is the mouth of the world, where the know comes up out, or the breath of God comes out, et cetera. And that is the letter pei, which means a mouth. Pretty cool, right?

All right, so let’s jump into the next one we’ve got oh, zade or zadi. This one’s an interesting one. This one’s kind of mysterious, so let’s check it out.

Mem, noon, sam, pei, zade or zadi. There’s different ways to pronounce this based on different dialects and accents. Okay, so let’s check out some comparisons. Let’s see.

This is supposed to be the pei. So this is Zadi. See how it looks like a sort of a sprout or a plant or something up there at the top. Now look at these ones. These are more similar. These ones have more in common where it’s like a long straight line and then a squiggly line off to the side.

Now, this letter Sadi, is pronounced just like the double z in pizza. So you know how in pizza you sort of say like, Pete? I’m just writing it phonetically, but Pete za, right? Pizza. That’s sort of how we pronounce that, this t and the z right next to each other. Z. Or if you want to include the A z, right? This is exactly how that letter zade or zadi is pronounced. And it was drawn. Let me show you how it was drawn. There’s different ways to draw this, but usually people would draw a long line and then like a squiggly line coming off the side. Or they would draw a long line and like a little line coming off. And it actually looks like it makes a t and a z. That’s how you can remember that is it makes a z.

There’s little tassels that Jewish people wear on the side of their prayer shawls, and they tie knots in them. And those are called zitzits. And that starts with this particular letter. It’s TZ or the zitzit fly. You know, the zitzit fly, same exact pronunciation, t and then z or zade. That’s how you pronounce that one, that particular letter. And basically, let’s take a look at what they say. If we look up zade.

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Right? So this also means this symbol meant, like, an opening. And I believe this is a picture, basically, of a cave or something, and it’s a split. Basically. This means to split. Okay. So that’s why you have, like, a circle or an object or whatever, and it’s split in half. Or the division sign is like another version of the KOF or whatever like that. But it means to split. It means to divide. And actually, originally, I believe it meant an opening. Right? This is directly related to an Egyptian glyph. That meant a female body part. Okay. Like the body part that makes babies, basically. Right. It was an opening and a line like that, and it meant a split. It meant an opening in something. And it’s directly related to words like cave or cove or KOF, et cetera. Like, cave is basically the same word as cough. Cough. When you cough, you open your mouth, right? You have an opening. Cough or cough. How do you spell that? But I guess we’ll spell it with a Q. It would be something like this if we were to write it out. Q-O-F which F really is V. Remember that. Right. So this is basically Equates to this exact same word. So it means an opening. Right? Something that’s split open. Something that is split open. Red starring. What’s up? Red, starring. Good to see you. All right, cool. So that is KOF. That is the Q. All right. So let’s move on to the next one. The next one. Here we have Zade KOF, Reish.

Now, this is probably the easiest one out of all of them. This Resh and Aleph are the two easiest ones to guess what they are. Aleph looks just like the head of an ox. Reish looks just like the head of a man or a woman, a person, a human. Right.

So, Reish, if we look it up, originally, it is equivalent to you can see it was a profile of a human’s head. Right. And then after a while, they just drew, like, the neck and then the top of the head. And then it just looks like that, which also is similar to a couple of other letters we’ve already covered. I’m sorry. No, the resh right here actually follows down this way. It looks like a backwards D, and that turned into the letter R. Resh, I say it with the more of a rolling of the tongue, but it’s an R sound. R, right. Where your tongue doesn’t actually touch. It’s a rich raish. All right.

So the Raysh, if we go back, was a picture of a person’s head or the profile of a person’s head. Here’s their neck, here’s their face or whatever. Boom. And then this was the person’s head. They would draw an eye or whatever, and this was Reish. So over time, this turned into a neck and a head, and then, boom. R, basically. I don’t know, but it turned into the letter R.

Okay, so Reish is pronounced R-A-Y-S-H. Reish. And it means head. Or you could also say roche, right, because of the vowels. Vowels are pronounced in different ways. Roche means head and by extension, the top of something. Roche. Right. So this is the root for words like rosh, yah, which is just enki or yahweh or whatever you want to say. But rosh or land of I guess you could say the land at the top is Russia. And that’s what that implies. Rush or rosh meant the head. The top. The head of a man. The first, the first thing, right? The top thing, the primary thing, the primero, the top, the beginning, primero, the head of a person. The top, the beginning, the top, et cetera. R. It’s a hard R sound, as in royal, the people that came from this area and basically rule the world. And that’s what it means. It’s pretty simple. It’s pretty self explanatory. It means the top, it means the head, right? And by extension, the most important part of the body, the most important thing, the first things, et cetera. Right? And that’s R or Reish.

All right, so KOF. Reish. Sheen. Sheen. So just like your shin, which is between your knee and your ankle, that’s kind of how that’s pronounced. Sheen is the next letter, or Charlie sheen, you could say. Let me scooch this over a bit. All right.

So up here, it kind of looks like a W. Basically. If we were to try to equate that to our modern alphabet, it kind of looks like a W, but it’s not. Originally, it was a picture of something, right? So if we follow that, it comes down here, all the way down here, and it turns into the letter S. So let’s check it out. Here are some examples. And it means two front teeth. So these are like buck teeth, basically like the very front tooth teeth, just like that, right? And then jagged when they’re carving it as a hieroglyph. Looks like a W or pointy teeth or like vampire teeth or something like that, right? Let’s see some more examples. Sheen over here. It’s very carved out. It’s hard to make like, rounded teeth when you’re carving and stuff like that. So they would look like this, basically, like buck teeth or horse teeth or something. And it means to eat, to consume, by extension, to destroy. Okay, so this sort of is the letter. Sheen is typical of having a negative connotation because of what it implies, which is the teeth are there to crush, to destroy, to break down things, right? And that’s what it means, basically. Or that’s what it implies. And this one is more of a sh sound. It could be pronounced S, but that’s more samek. Remember that one? Samek. That looks like the power grid or the power line, right, that we talked about. Or the Jed pillar. That one’s more of a su. This one originally, I believe was more of a sh, as is evident in the name Sheen, right? So some people pronounce it S. Some people pronounce it Sh. It’s all a matter of dialect and accent and stuff like that. But it is a picture of teeth in the mouth. So let’s go ahead and draw that out. If we were to draw it so here we would have a pay. We would draw pay, whichRight, so this also means this symbol meant, like, an opening. And I believe this is a picture, basically, of a cave or something, and it’s a split. Basically. This means to split. Okay. So that’s why you have, like, a circle or an object or whatever, and it’s split in half. Or the division sign is like another version of the KOF or whatever like that. But it means to split. It means to divide. And actually, originally, I believe it meant an opening. Right? This is directly related to an Egyptian glyph. That meant a female body part. Okay. Like the body part that makes babies, basically. Right. It was an opening and a line like that, and it meant a split. It meant an opening in something. And it’s directly related to words like cave or cove or KOF, et cetera. Like, cave is basically the same word as cough. Cough. When you cough, you open your mouth, right? You have an opening. Cough or cough. How do you spell that? But I guess we’ll spell it with a Q. It would be something like this if we were to write it out. Q-O-F which F really is V. Remember that. Right. So this is basically Equates to this exact same word. So it means an opening. Right? Something that’s split open. Something that is split open. Red starring. What’s up? Red, starring. Good to see you. All right, cool. So that is KOF. That is the Q. All right. So let’s move on to the next one. The next one. Here we have Zade KOF, Reish. Now, this is probably the easiest one out of all of them. This Resh and Aleph are the two easiest ones to guess what they are. Aleph looks just like the head of an ox. Reish looks just like the head of a man or a woman, a person, a human. Right. So, Reish, if we look it up, originally, it is equivalent to you can see it was a profile of a human’s head. Right. And then after a while, they just drew, like, the neck and then the top of the head. And then it just looks like that, which also is similar to a couple of other letters we’ve already covered. I’m sorry. No, the resh right here actually follows down this way. It looks like a backwards D, and that turned into the letter R. Resh, I say it with the more of a rolling of the tongue, but it’s an R sound. R, right. Where your tongue doesn’t actually touch. It’s a rich raish. All right. So the Raysh, if we go back, was a picture of a person’s head or the profile of a person’s head. Here’s their neck, here’s their face or whatever. Boom. And then this was the person’s head. They would draw an eye or whatever, and this was Reish. So over time, this turned into a neck and a head, and then, boom. R, basically. I don’t know, but it turned into the letter R. Okay, so Reish is pronounced R-A-Y-S-H. Reish. And it means head. Or you could also say roche, right, because of the vowels. Vowels are pronounced in different ways. Roche means head and by extension, the top of something. Roche. Right. So this is the root for words like rosh, yah, which is just enki or yahweh or whatever you want to say. But rosh or land of I guess you could say the land at the top is Russia. And that’s what that implies. Rush or rosh meant the head. The top. The head of a man. The first, the first thing, right? The top thing, the primary thing, the primero, the top, the beginning, primero, the head of a person. The top, the beginning, the top, et cetera. R. It’s a hard R sound, as in royal, the people that came from this area and basically rule the world. And that’s what it means. It’s pretty simple. It’s pretty self explanatory. It means the top, it means the head, right? And by extension, the most important part of the body, the most important thing, the first things, et cetera. Right? And that’s R or Reish. All right, so KOF. Reish. Sheen. Sheen. So just like your shin, which is between your knee and your ankle, that’s kind of how that’s pronounced. Sheen is the next letter, or Charlie sheen, you could say. Let me scooch this over a bit. All right. So up here, it kind of looks like a W. Basically. If we were to try to equate that to our modern alphabet, it kind of looks like a W, but it’s not. Originally, it was a picture of something, right? So if we follow that, it comes down here, all the way down here, and it turns into the letter S. So let’s check it out. Here are some examples. And it means two front teeth. So these are like buck teeth, basically like the very front tooth teeth, just like that, right? And then jagged when they’re carving it as a hieroglyph. Looks like a W or pointy teeth or like vampire teeth or something like that, right? Let’s see some more examples. Sheen over here. It’s very carved out. It’s hard to make like, rounded teeth when you’re carving and stuff like that. So they would look like this, basically, like buck teeth or horse teeth or something. And it means to eat, to consume, by extension, to destroy. Okay, so this sort of is the letter. Sheen is typical of having a negative connotation because of what it implies, which is the teeth are there to crush, to destroy, to break down things, right? And that’s what it means, basically. Or that’s what it implies. And this one is more of a sh sound. It could be pronounced S, but that’s more samek. Remember that one? Samek. That looks like the power grid or the power line, right, that we talked about. Or the Jed pillar. That one’s more of a su. This one originally, I believe was more of a sh, as is evident in the name Sheen, right? So some people pronounce it S. Some people pronounce it Sh. It’s all a matter of dialect and accent and stuff like that. But it is a picture of teeth in the mouth. So let’s go ahead and draw that out. If we were to draw it so here we would have a pay. We would draw pay, which is meaning’s mouth, right? Some people would say feyOur presentation of Phoenician.

Let’s go ahead and recap. We’ve got aleph bet gamel dalet hey vav zayin het tet yod KAF lamed MIM or MIM nun samek ayin PE sade kofresh shim taov. And those are the 22 original letters of, at the very least, the Phoenician. Some people would say paleo, Hebrew alphabet or alaf bait.

How was it? How was the presentation? I hope you guys can take away a lot and learn some stuff. I’m very visual, and I feel like it’s fun, especially with letters, to learn visually, to learn what they represent and what their origins are.

UNDERBEAR says, great presentation tonight. Thank you. It was 1111, where Lady Luke’s lives. Over here. It’s a different time, obviously. The alpha beta.

All right, cool. Does anybody have any questions? Does anyone have any comments or questions? I’ll go ahead and I’ll get the chat pulled up for just a second. I mean, it’s already a long presentation, so why not let me go ahead and get the chat so I can put your comments on the screen? All right, cool. Oh, anthrax access. Just gifted. Five more memberships. Oh, my gosh. Thank you so much. And then we also have Pseudo. What’s up? Pseudo says Jdrammers. Phenomenal. What’s your work email again?

I don’t have a work email. I have a business email, so it’s way different. I don’t want people to become confused and think that they could just personally send me emails, because some people have done that, and it’s sad because I just put them in my spam, and that means that I can never get emails from them ever again. It’s kind of like blocking them.

But if you have a business that you like to talk to me about, I do have that listed in the community section on my channel. So, for example, if you want to work together on something business wise or you want me to make an appearance or something like that, that’s more of a business type of a thing where you can reach out to me. Also, I have a PO box, and the PO box is listed right up there on that scroller. You can also write to me there.

We got Little Bluebird, who says, thank you. Awesome presentation. You’re welcome. Awesome picture. I like it. Linda, what’s up? Linda is doing the woke thing. Good to see you, Linda. BB. Good to see you, BB. It’s okay. If you missed it, you could just rewind it. Diggs says good stuff. Thank you. Not really here. Good to see you. Yes. So if you have a business inquiry or you want to talk to me about, like, you know, collaborations or, you know, things like that, basically work stuff, then, yeah, you could totally send me an email.

Lady Luke’s, is this the basis of Phonics? Yes, I believe it is. I believe this is where that’s a good question. Where does the word Phonics come from? Right? It comes from Phoenicians or the people who came from the Phoenix. And the Phoenix was the Phoenix is what comes out of Mount Maru. So if you have like rupus negra, the high and lofty tower or whatever. Right. Let me take this down. And then you have this beam of energy that shoots up and then it spreads its wings like right. Or the vav in the sky like we talked about or Jesus hanging on the cross or Odin or whatever, right. Eventually this is actually going to turn into aurora and it’s going to turn into like feathers, basically. Or it’s going to look like feathers, right. As it’s no longer a beam, but it mixes with the fluid, which we call atmosphere. And this becomes the thunderbird. Let me put the depressurization point in there. This is the thunderbird. This is the phoenix. And then you would have plasma leaking out in whatever direction the wind is blowing, which would be a beak. And this is the phoenix. This is the thunderbird. And this is why the people who come from this area are called Phoenicians. They come from the land of the phoenix or the land of the fire that comes out of the mountain.

All right, let’s see. Oh, anthrax axis says, great show. Definitely downloading this one. I work out of service a lot. Many thanks. You’re very welcome, Anthrax. Thank you so much for always being around and being a good part of the Chat.

It’s me. Ms. V says, the alphabet reminded me of counting to ten in Armenian. Interesting. They sound similar. Fun fact anush in Armenian means honey loved one. Interesting. That’s cool.

Who else we got? We got I’m trying to catch up. How do you write Jdreamers. In phoenician? I’d have to take a little second to think of that. So off the top of my head, I don’t know. I could figure it out, though. So could you, honestly.

UNDERBEAR says, looks like a Dragonface and kung fu movies. Interesting. Draco. Two says j dreamers, please do a truth in movies for Strange World. I have thought about doing that one. I don’t know. I’m not sure. It’s got a lot of really good truth, but there’s parts in there that just are unnerving to me. I don’t like all the agenda stuff that they try to put in there and stuff, but that is a good one. And I really do like the fractal verse portion that they basically talk about and show and they do a lot of Garden of Eden symbolism and stuff like that, too. That is a good one. I don’t know. I’ll keep it in mind. I just don’t like how obtuse they can be in a lot of movies. Not just that one.

Let’s see who else we got in the Chat. Anything? We got Mr. E, who says, are you aware that aleph and tav are the mercury symbol. Interesting. What else we got? Glad I found your channel. Iron Horse. What’s up? Welcome, Iron Horse. Good to see you. Glad I found your channel today, bro. Very interesting information here and great people. I agree, too. I like both of those. Good information and great company. Right. Good company. Do I know the Ogum Language? I have come across it, but I don’t know it. I would have to research it again. Let me check it out. I have a second. Ogum. Ogham is basically what that is. It’s OG ham or a ham is like a short for a hamlet or a city or a little village. The village of OG. And OG is basically akin to Atlas Ogum language or alphabet, I should say. And then we’ll pull up some pictures. Let me checkOur presentation of Phoenician is complete. Now, let’s recap what we’ve covered. We have discussed the 22 original letters of the Phoenician alphabet, which some people also refer to as the paleo-Hebrew alphabet or aleph bet. I hope you found the presentation informative and enjoyed learning about the visual representation and origins of the letters. Thank you to UNDERBEAR for their positive feedback on the presentation. There was also some discussion of time zones and business emails, as well as a mention of a PO box for correspondence. Little Bluebird expressed gratitude for the presentation and complimented a picture. Linda and BB joined the chat, and BB asked a question about the phoenix as a real bird in the past. The speaker shared their belief that the phoenix is a symbolic representation rather than a physically existing creature. The chat continued with comments and questions about different movies, business inquiries, and various topics of interest.The Elu, not the right. So this all those crosses and stuff on flags, all that type of stuff, they’re not different countries. They’re just different tribes that grew know. They’re all family, basically. And it all references, this spot where they came from or where their ancestors came from. All right? Good question, Ken.

Let’s see. I think that’s about it. I’m not really going to take any more Migma. First nation. Flag. I don’t know what that is.

All right, last one. Migma flag. Oh, yeah. Same type of deal. Hold on, let me check this out. I don’t even know what this is. Is it Canadian? Is that what that is? Migma. This is interesting. I love checking out the symbolism and flags and stuff like that. I mean, I don’t want to dismiss it or anything. I’m getting tired now, that’s all. But anyways, this is very interesting, especially when they have that Crescent Moon symbol, and especially when it’s upside down like that. That’s super interesting to me. That’s the DaLette. That’s the inverted dome that we talk about. Or the real moon. Same exact thing. Right? So that’s interesting stuff. Right on. Cool. I’m have to look into that a little more next time.

All right, cool. Well, I’m going to go ahead and wrap things up. This has been a long presentation, but a good one. I’m sorry that I’m running out of energy. I did stop drinking coffees because I’m talking so much. And I’m not sorry. I’m not really sorry. But I had fun. I felt like this was packed, just filled, chock full of energy. I mean, not energy, maybe not so much energy, but teachings. Right?

This was a good one. This is the type of presentations that I used to do a long time ago, before it was all about just pictures and videos and stuff like that. An actual presentation, an actual teaching on things that hopefully you can use that are relevant and interesting and help to make some sense out of a chaotic world.

All right, well, I’m going to go. Until next time, I’m Jay. Dreamers saying good vibes and goodbye so hard to fade away but some things for save me to say it’d be easier for me if I turn away to sleep? But there’s something holding on the way we are gone there’s so many ways to escape? But I guess it’s time to wake up time to wake up I guess it’s 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 I know I should have done this should have quit this long ago? Can’t stand another heartbreak? But it’s time to let it go? It’d be easier for me if I turn away to sleep? But there’s something holding on the way being on gone there’s so 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 time to wake up, baby? Time to wake up time to wake up time to wake up time to wake up.The Elu, not the right. So this all those crosses and stuff on flags, all that type of stuff, they’re not different countries. They’re just different tribes that grew know. They’re all family, basically. And it all references, this spot where they came from or where their ancestors came from. All right? Good question, Ken. Let’s see. I think that’s about it. I’m not really going to take any more Migma. First nation. Flag. I don’t know what that is.

All right, last one. Migma flag. Oh, yeah. Same type of deal. Hold on, let me check this out. I don’t even know what this is. Is it Canadian? Is that what that is? Migma. This is interesting. I love checking out the symbolism and flags and stuff like that. I mean, I don’t want to dismiss it or anything. I’m getting tired now, that’s all. But anyways, this is very interesting, especially when they have that Crescent Moon symbol, and especially when it’s upside down like that. That’s super interesting to me. That’s the DaLette. That’s the inverted dome that we talk about. Or the real moon. Same exact thing. Right? So that’s interesting stuff. Right on. Cool. I’m have to look into that a little more next time.

All right, cool. Well, I’m going to go ahead and wrap things up. This has been a long presentation, but a good one. I’m sorry that I’m running out of energy. I did stop drinking coffees because I’m talking so much. And I’m not sorry. I’m not really sorry. But I had fun. I felt like this was packed, just filled, chock full of energy. I mean, not energy, maybe not so much energy, but teachings. Right? This was a good one. This is the type of presentations that I used to do a long time ago, before it was all about just pictures and videos and stuff like that. An actual presentation, an actual teaching on things that hopefully you can use that are relevant and interesting and help to make some sense out of a chaotic world.

All right, well, I’m going to go. Until next time, I’m Jay. Dreamers saying good vibes and goodbye so hard to fade away but some things for save me to say it’d be easier for me if I turn away to sleep? But there’s something holding on the way we are gone there’s so many ways to escape? But I guess it’s time to wake up time to wake up I guess it’s 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 I know I should have done this should have quit this long ago? Can’t stand another heartbreak? But it’s time to let it go? It’d be easier for me if I turn away to sleep? But there’s something holding on the way being on gone there’s so 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 time to wake up, baby? Time to wake up time to wake up time to wake up time to wake up.Here is the text formatted into natural paragraphs:

Letter C is the equivalent to the letter G, basically. So if you ever wonder and I talk about this often, why the Freemasons use the letter G, it’s the third letter. And all of these respond to numbers, too. They correspond to numbers. So, for example, Aleph would be representative of number one because it’s the first letter. Bait would be number two, and then Ghamel or C or G would be number three. Right.

So let’s check out what gamel is. You see, it’s sort of a bent line right there at the top. But remember, this is sideways. This one up here is sideways. Let’s look at some more versions of it. So up here we have Aleph Beit, which we learned was the house, right? Then we have this one. It looks like an L, but it goes all the way around. Instead of just going straight down and then off to the side, it goes all the way around because a person was trying to draw a body part and they didn’t want it to just look like a stick figure. And we’ll see what body part that was. Here it is again, gamel. And here it is again. It looks like a block letter L. You see that? And then over here, it is gamma. And you can see that it still has that same angle right there, right?

Okay, some of these are upside down. Some are right side up. This one right here looks like a Checkmark or the Nike Swoosh, you could say. Which is appropriate because that’s exactly what the Nike Swoosh is, in my opinion. Now, what that is, is it’s a picture of a foot. Okay? So the first one, Aleph, was a picture of an ox. This one is a picture of a house. This one is a picture of a foot. So let’s go over here. And we would draw out originally they would draw out, right? They would try to draw like an actual foot, like a sock, just like a child would draw a foot or whatever. And that’s what that was, right? So this right here was a foot. This was gimel. Now, if you turn this mean, you could just write it in stick form. Obviously, over time, people wouldn’t draw it out trying to make it look three dimensional and stuff. And it would look like an L or depends on how things were at the time, sometimes a check mark, et cetera. But that turned into this right here, which turned into this right here. C, right? And this is also another reason why it looks so much like G, right? Ghamel is the exact same as G and C actually. So C or Ghamel and it means foot. So let me talk about that one for just a bit.

Here we are, GMEL. It means foot. Over here, you can see it’s kind of blurry, but it says foot, gather, walk. And all of these letters or all of these pictures could mean different things. That’s why they had to add more letters to it to give it context. Right? So, for example, the ox head or the A could mean strong. It could mean power. It could mean leader bait, which is house, could mean tent. It could mean family because families live in houses. It could mean house or something that is inside of. And then this one right here could mean foot gathering, walking and other things people do with their feet. Now, for me personally, it means and it implies a destination, which is why we see it on some of the older maps. There is a letter G right at the middle, at the North Pole because it was a destination.

Let me go ahead and get this off of here real quick. All right, so the letter C was gamel. And here it is right here. Let’s go back over to this one. I like this one better. This is one of my favorite alphabet variants. And also you can learn what alphabet means. So alphabet comes from alpha bait or strong house or strong collection, etc., right? Because the house also holds things, right? And it is alpha beta, or it is Aleph Bet. It’s the first two Glyphs in the entire collection, basically. And that’s what alphabet means. It means a strong collection, right? Or strength inside of this has strength. All of these Glyphs right here have power because they can convey messages to other people. And this is what the Phoenicians one of the reasons why theirs was such a popular variant of the alphabet and one of the original ones, if not maybe the original one, is because the Phoenicians were traders. They were known as being seagoers merchants, traders. We talk about them quite often here on my channel. If you want to know more about the Phoenicians and their origins, I highly recommend checking out a video I did about Tartaria. And that’s also on my ancient oblivion.

Playlist, orchid moonbeam. High five. Thanks for your support and joining us here. All right, so we’ve done aleph Beit gyml. This is like the Nike Swoosh. It’s a foot, and that’s why it’s on a shoe, in my opinion. Right? And then Dalet. Let’s come over to DaLette. This one’s really interesting. It’s basically D. So ABCD or ABGD. Remember, K and G are almost the exact same sound. It’s just a different dialect. It’s just a different pronunciation of the same sound. So D.

This one’s pretty hard sound across many cultures and languages and stuff, too. So if we come over here and check this out over here, they drew what looks like a picture of a fish or something. Remember, there’s different ways to draw these. Originally. This one is interesting. It looks like a backwards P triangle. It almost looks like the lowercase bait over here, but it’s not. I’ll show you what it is. It turned into a triangle over here. Okay, I’m going to show you the original form of it, too. This is the archaic Latin form and then, of course, the Roman form, which we’re used to today with a straight line down and then a curved off to the side. This is the form that survived to our day today.

So we’re on the letter D, which today is represented by a straight line down. If I were to draw the capital version of it and then. Sort of a sideways dome. And I say it like that purposefully, because I’m going to show you the original way that this was drawn. The original way that the letter D was drawn was like this. It had a ceiling with what looks like a dome light right underneath it, just like that. And that was the original letter D right there.

Now, what this means, or what this picture meant, was it was a picture of a door. So a door was the letter D, and door starts with the letter D as well. Right. So how is this a door? And also this right here, let me show you the evolution of the original picture. So the original picture was a ceiling with this sort of inverted dome at the top of it. All right?

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“Letter C is the equivalent to the letter G, basically. So if you ever wonder and I talk about this often, why the Freemasons use the letter G, it’s the third letter. And all of these respond to numbers, too. They correspond to numbers. So, for example, Aleph would be representative of number one because it’s the first letter. Bait would be number two, and then Ghamel or C or G would be number three.

Right. So let’s check out what gamel is. You see, it’s sort of a bent line right there at the top. But remember, this is sideways. This one up here is sideways. Let’s look at some more versions of it. So up here we have Aleph Beit, which we learned was the house, right? Then we have this one. It looks like an L, but it goes all the way around. Instead of just going straight down and then off to the side, it goes all the way around because a person was trying to draw a body part and they didn’t want it to just look like a stick figure. And we’ll see what body part that was. Here it is again, gamel. And here it is again. It looks like a block letter L. You see that? And then over here, it is gamma. And you can see that it still has that same angle right there, right? Okay, some of these are upside down. Some are right side up. This one right here looks like a Checkmark or the Nike Swoosh, you could say. Which is appropriate because that’s exactly what the Nike Swoosh is, in my opinion. Now, what that is, is it’s a picture of a foot. Okay? So the first one, Aleph, was a picture of an ox. This one is a picture of a house. This one is a picture of a foot.

So let’s go over here. And we would draw out originally they would draw out, right? They would try to draw like an actual foot, like a sock, just like a child would draw a foot or whatever. And that’s what that was, right? So this right here was a foot. This was gimel.

Now, if you turn this mean, you could just write it in stick form. Obviously, over time, people wouldn’t draw it out trying to make it look three dimensional and stuff. And it would look like an L or depends on how things were at the time, sometimes a check mark, et cetera. But that turned into this right here, which turned into this right here. C, right? And this is also another reason why it looks so much like G, right? Ghamel is the exact same as G and C actually. So C or Ghamel and it means foot.

So let me talk about that one for just a bit. Here we are, GMEL. It means foot. Over here, you can see it’s kind of blurry, but it says foot, gather, walk. And all of these letters or all of these pictures could mean different things. That’s why they had to add more letters to it to give it context. Right? So, for example, the ox head or the A could mean strong. It could mean power. It could mean leader bait, which is house, could mean tent. It could mean family because families live in houses. It could mean house or something that is inside of. And then this one right here could mean foot gathering, walking and other things people do with their feet. Now, for me personally, it means and it implies a destination, which is why we see it on some of the older maps. There is a letter G right at the middle, at the North Pole because it was a destination. Let me go ahead and get this off of here real quick.

Alright, so the letter C was gamel. And here it is right here. Let’s go back over to this one. I like this one better. This is one of my favorite alphabet variants. And also you can learn what alphabet means. So alphabet comes from alpha bait or strong house or strong collection, etc., right? Because the house also holds things, right? And it is alpha beta, or it is Aleph Bet. It’s the first two Glyphs in the entire collection, basically. And that’s what alphabet means. It means a strong collection, right? Or strength inside of this has strength. All of these Glyphs right here have power because they can convey messages to other people. And this is what the Phoenicians one of the reasons why theirs was such a popular variant of the alphabet and one of the original ones, if not maybe the original one, is because the Phoenicians were traders. They were known as being seagoers merchants, traders. We talk about them quite often here on my channel. If you want to know more about the Phoenicians and their origins, I highly recommend checking out a video I did about Tartaria. And that’s also on my ancient oblivion. Playlist, orchid moonbeam. High five. Thanks for your support and joining us here.

Alright, so we’ve done aleph Beit gyml. This is like the Nike Swoosh. It’s a foot, and that’s why it’s on a shoe, in my opinion. Right? And then Dalet. Let’s come over to DaLette. This one’s really interesting. It’s basically D. So ABCD or ABGD. Remember, K and G are almost the exact same sound. It’s just a different dialect. It’s just a different pronunciation of the same sound. So D. This one’s pretty hard sound across many cultures and languages and stuff, too.

So if we come over here and check this out over here, they drew what looks like a picture of a fish or something. Remember, there’s different ways to draw these. Originally. This one is interesting. It looks like a backwards P triangle. It almost looks like the lowercase bait over here, but it’s not. I’ll show you what it is. It turned into a triangle over here. Okay, I’m going to show you the original form of it, too. This is the archaic Latin form and then, of course, the Roman form, which we’re used to today with a straight line down and then a curved off to the side. This is the form that survived to our day today.

So we’re on the letter D, which today is represented by a straight line down. If I were to draw the capital version of it and then. Sort of a sideways dome. And I say it like that purposefully, because I’m going to show you the original way that this was drawn. The original way that the letter D was drawn was like this. It had a ceiling with what looks like a dome light right underneath it, just like that. And that was the original letter D right there.

Now, what this means, or what this picture meant, was it was a picture of a door. So a door was the letter D, and door starts with the letter D as well. Right. So how is this a door? And also this right here, let me show you the evolution of the original picture. So the original picture was a ceiling with this sort of inverted dome at the top of it, right? And as you can see, obviously, if you turn that sideways, it would be a lowercase letter D. Now, this means door. Now, remember when they were carving this into hard substances, it would actually look more like this becauseHere is the reformatted text:

With a little door at the top of it. And this is the all-seeing eye. Basically, this is the depressurization point of the world. A hole opens up in this right here. This wouldn’t really be here. Technically, the firmament would not continue. This would be like a crater if you’re looking at it from above. And this is what people, I believe, saw when they looked up and they saw the all-seeing eye. Or they saw this evil, glowing red eye because this would be on the other side of this all. This whole crater would be filled with ionized hydrogen, which is the ionosphere, or not the ionosphere, the plasmasphere that’s wrapped around our world, which is ionized hydrogen.

But anyway, so that’s the letter D. It means door. And that’s why we get that sort of triangle looking shape because over time, people just they rotate off quickly. And it looked like this boom, right? So that became the letter D.

All right, cool. So let me take that down. We’ll move on to our next letter.

So we’ve got Aleph Bet, Gimel, Dalet, or ABCD. And then E over here, you can actually see it kind of does resemble an E already. It sort of looks like a spirit, right? It sort of looks like a ghost that’s sort of hovering around, sort of going boo or something like that, right? Which is appropriate because this letter right here.

Let’s take a look at the older forms. So here’s E over here. You can see the similarity of that sort of spirit shape. But it doesn’t have the body part down here, right? And it’s turned sideways. And if we go up and we follow this timeline all the way up here, we can see it actually looks more like a person with their arms up like this, right?

Now, we’ve talked about that particular shape on my channel quite often. We’ve got Aleph bet gemel dalet. See, that how it was more square right there. And this follows suit in Egyptian, too, in Hieroglyphics and in Hertic and stuff like that. They would draw things similar to this sort of square at the top, because it’s hard to carve. It’s hard to carve in circles and stuff like that. You get more hard angles.

But here we are with Hay, and it says a man with his arms raised. And it means to look, to reveal, or breath. This is very interesting, to look, to reveal, breath. It could also mean other things, too. So it’s good to cross examine these. It’s good to take different people’s interpretations and compare all of them so we can see what is similar and what holds. Behold. This one says behold. I can’t really read the rest of that, but you can see it’s the same exact Glyph right here we’ve got Aleph Bet, Gamel, Dalet, and then Hay right here. And it’s sort of an H sound, sort of a ha, which is why it means breath as well. So alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon, which is the same type of E shape there. And over here is that sort of ghost shape.

So let’s concentrate on this shape right here. This is originally what it was. It was a picture of like a stick figure and their arms were up just like this. Now, I’m going to break this down according to my own perspective and my own cosmology, which is based upon and similar to that of the old ways, of the ancient ways.

So remember how I showed you in the old world, they believed that we had a plane of existence with a firmament that went up and over, right? And then we had a door at the top or an opening at the top. Well, at the middle of the world, on ancient maps, there was said to be a mountain, right? Hold on, let me draw this out. There was said to be a high and lofty mountain. It was called Rupas Negra, right? It was the tallest mountain in the world and it was pictured oftentimes on many different maps, in particular, Mercator’s Arctic map or his world map or his Arctic map too. They would put this high and lofty, what I call a plasma volcano or mountain. Now, usually this is how we would draw mountains. It’s just sort of this triangle type shape, usually without the bottom. You could still put the bottom, though.

And on my channel, I teach about how whenever we go through these polarity shifts, plasma or inner Earth energy reverses direction, right? Now it is being pulled inwards towards the heart of the Earth and charging. But when we go through an electromagnetic shift, all of that energy, all of those gases, are released out into the surface where we live on that plane, right? And all of those gases become ionized as they shoot out and they turn into plasma or light, and they shoot out from various inner Earth entrances, including volcanoes, caves and things like that. So we would have the volcano shape or the mountain shape with a beam of energy shooting up out of it, right?

Now, remember how there’s like that depressurization point up here in the top? I’m just going to draw it out there real quick. Remember there’s that DaLette above right here. So there’s the firmaments and there’s the door or the way out of this world, basically. That would be right where the polar star is, right? When the plasma shoots out of Mount Maru or Rupas Negra and it gets close up here and the electromagnetic barrier is turned back on. Remember, this door or this inverted dome or this Dalet at the top of the world is a strong magnetic current and plasma is repelled by a strong magnetic current. So what you would see is this beanstalk or this column grow up or shoot up out of this plasma volcano. And then when it gets to the top, it would look like it was splitting off to the sides, conforming to this shape right here.

And then depending on where you are in the world, you wouldn’t actually see it from this Dalet at the top. This opening. This is more of a side perspective. So in reality, most people would see some sort of circle up there in the sky, the all seeing eye, right? And then this would split off like that. And this is the breath of God. This is the Zephyr of the world. This is the wind that shoots up that is responsible for what they call the polar vortex and stuff like that. The Earth breathing, basically, it’s Mother Earth breathing so that’s what the letter Hay is. Originally, it was a picture of a person going like this. This is also the Atlas pose, as some people would say. It looks like somebody was holding up another world above ours or the sky itself. They would hold it up. And this is also a symbol for peace. So this is why, when you don’t want problems or whatever, you hold your hands straight up like this, right? Instead of holding them out to say, hey, look, I don’t have any weapons. That’s not what that is. It comes from holding your hand straight up, which means peace, right? Some people, eventually, they would just hold up one hand and they would say hai, which means haim or life or strength or whatever,Sure! Here’s the reformatted text:

With a little door at the top of it. And this is the all-seeing eye. Basically, this is the depressurization point of the world. A hole opens up in this right here. This wouldn’t really be here. Technically, the firmament would not continue. This would be like a crater if you’re looking at it from above. And this is what people, I believe, saw when they looked up and they saw the all-seeing eye. Or they saw this evil, glowing red eye because this would be on the other side of this all. This whole crater would be filled with ionized hydrogen, which is the ionosphere, or not the ionosphere, the plasmasphere that’s wrapped around our world, which is ionized hydrogen. But anyway, so that’s the letter D. It means door. And that’s why we get that sort of triangle looking shape because over time, people just, they rotate off quickly. And it looked like this boom, right? So that became the letter D.

All right, cool. So let me take that down. We’ll move on to our next letter. So we’ve got Aleph Bet, Gimel, Dalet, or ABCD. And then E over here, you can actually see it kind of does resemble an E already. It sort of looks like a spirit, right? It sort of looks like a ghost that’s sort of hovering around, sort of going boo or something like that, right? Which is appropriate because this letter right here.

Let’s take a look at the older forms. So here’s E over here. You can see the similarity of that sort of spirit shape. But it doesn’t have the body part down here, right? And it’s turned sideways. And if we go up and we follow this timeline all the way up here, we can see it actually looks more like a person with their arms up like this, right?

Now, we’ve talked about that particular shape on my channel quite often. We’ve got Aleph bet gemel dalet. See, that how it was more square right there. And this follows suit in Egyptian, too, in Hieroglyphics and in Hertic and stuff like that. They would draw things similar to this sort of square at the top because it’s hard to carve. It’s hard to carve in circles and stuff like that. You get more hard angles. But here we are with Hay, and it says a man with his arms raised. And it means to look, to reveal, or breath. This is very interesting. To look, to reveal, breath. It could also mean other things, too. So it’s good to cross examine these. It’s good to take different people’s interpretations and compare all of them so we can see what is similar and what holds.

Behold. This one says behold. I can’t really read the rest of that, but you can see it’s the same exact Glyph right here we’ve got Aleph Bet, Gamel, Dalet, and then Hay right here. And it’s sort of an H sound, sort of a ha, which is why it means breath as well. So alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon, which is the same type of E shape there. And over here is that sort of ghost shape. So let’s concentrate on this shape right here. This is originally what it was. It was a picture of like a stick figure and their arms were up just like this.

Now, I’m going to break this down according to my own perspective and my own cosmology, which is based upon and similar to that of the old ways, of the ancient ways. So remember how I showed you in the old world, they believed that we had a plane of existence with a firmament that went up and over, right? And then we had a door at the top or an opening at the top. Well, at the middle of the world, on ancient maps, there was said to be a mountain, right? Hold on, let me draw this out. There was said to be a high and lofty mountain. It was called Rupas Negra, right? It was the tallest mountain in the world and it was pictured oftentimes on many different maps, in particular, Mercator’s Arctic map or his world map or his Arctic map too. They would put this high and lofty, what I call a plasma volcano or mountain.

Now, usually this is how we would draw mountains. It’s just sort of this triangle type shape, usually without the bottom. You could still put the bottom, though. And on my channel, I teach about how whenever we go through these polarity shifts, plasma or inner Earth energy reverses direction, right? Now it is being pulled inwards towards the heart of the Earth and charging. But when we go through an electromagnetic shift, all of that energy, all of those gases, are released out into the surface where we live on that plane, right? And all of those gases become ionized as they shoot out and they turn into plasma or light, and they shoot out from various inner Earth entrances, including volcanoes, caves and things like that. So we would have the volcano shape or the mountain shape with a beam of energy shooting up out of it, right?

Now, remember how there’s like that depressurization point up here in the top? I’m just going to draw it out there real quick. Remember there’s that DaLette above right here. So there’s the firmaments and there’s the door or the way out of this world, basically. That would be right where the polar star is, right? When the plasma shoots out of Mount Maru or Rupas Negra and it gets close up here and the electromagnetic barrier is turned back on. Remember, this door or this inverted dome or this Dalet at the top of the world is a strong magnetic current and plasma is repelled by a strong magnetic current. So what you would see is this beanstalk or this column grow up or shoot up out of this plasma volcano. And then when it gets to the top, it would look like it was splitting off to the sides, conforming to this shape right here. And then depending on where you are in the world, you wouldn’t actually see it from this Dalet at the top. This opening. This is more of a side perspective. So in reality, most people would see some sort of circle up there in the sky, the all-seeing eye, right? And then this would split off like that. And this is the breath of God. This is the Zephyr of the world. This is the wind that shoots up that is responsible for what they call the polar vortex and stuff like that. The Earth breathing, basically, it’s Mother Earth breathing so that’s what the letter Hay is. Originally, it was a picture of a person going like this. This is also the Atlas pose, as some people would say. It looks like somebody was holding up another world above ours or the sky itself. They would hold it up. And this is also a symbol of peace.

So this is why, when you don’t want problems or whatever, you hold your hands straight up like this, right? Instead of holding them out to say, hey, look, I don’t have any weapons. That’s not what that is. It comes from holding your hand straight up, which means peace, right? Some people, eventually, they would just hold up one hand and they would say hai, which means haim or life or strengthHere is the reformatted text into natural paragraphs:

Things like that. Here it is over here. Behold. So a revealing behold, new insight, things like that. Because it fills our world with spirit. Some people would say window as well. Some people would also say that this implies a window, which is an opening where the air comes into or provides life or refreshing energy, spirit, stuff like that. Not so much spirit. Spirit’s going to be more when we get into this glyph down here, which is noon. But let’s go on to the next one, vav.

Now, vav is very interesting, especially in conspiracy circles. It’s kind of got a bad reputation. So let’s talk about vav. Here we have a protosynatic version of it right after hay. We’ve got vav right there, which looks like a column with a hole right at the top. Interesting because it shares that with the stick figure man over here, the squatter man, right in Phoenician. It looks kind of like this sort of inverted dome with a line down. Over here, it’s more like a Glyph carving, right? And it looks kind of like a Y or something. Over here, it looks like a backwards letter F, which is appropriate, and I’ll teach you why. And then over here, it actually turned into the letter F. This is really interesting. Let’s check out what vav means.

All right, so we’ll go all the way down here. It looks, in the old language like a Y, because this is a carving, right? You could see right here, you could see that flux capacitor kind of a shape. This is what I like to call the flux capacitor of the world. It means a tent peg. It means to add, to secure. And it is a picture form of a hook. It doesn’t really look like a hook when it’s a Y, but I’ll show you why. Okay, cool. Let’s check out some more other forms of it.

Here’s the vav. Pay no attention to this P and this H. Whenever you see this on this particular presentation. The P means that it’s the exact same in Phoenician as it would be in, like, paleo Hebrew, because this is a paleo Hebrew website. So P stands for Phoenician. It means that they share the same Glyph. And the H is Hiratic, which is a style of Egyptian writing, basically, that stems from hieroglyphs. So you see vav right there, right? And it means a nail, a peg. Let’s see. Let’s check out some other forms. Here vav. Over here you can see the pronunciation. Wow. So this letter is our word. Wow. It is an exclamation point, basically. So we’ll explain that here in just a minute. You can see it’s got different pronunciations from V, like a V as in vine, or a W as in wine. It all depends on the accents and the dialects as they changed over time.

Over here, they kind of skip it, actually, it looks like in the Greek. So Greek goes from epsilon, which is the hay, to the zeta or the yod or the z. So we’ll get to that one in just a bit. But over here we’ve got Aleph, bet, gamal delete hay, vav. There’s that y. There’s that flux capacitor. So it remains the picture of it was a nail or the picture of it was a hook. Okay. At least that’s how people interpreted it. But originally it was this right here, which was the arms of the squatter man, the arms that we showed you earlier in that hay and then the beam. Okay? So originally it was this right here, or when you carve it out into rock, it would have more hard angles, and it would look like a Y. It’s not the letter Y, however, okay. It’s not our modern letter Y. It was seen as being a tent peg. So if you ever gone camping and you need to secure your tent to the ground, right? You would take out one of these tent pegs.

Let me use this pin that I have as an example, right? You would take out a tent peg. You would take your string from your tent or your rope or whatever. You would stab it with your tent peg, and then you would hammer that into the ground, and that tent peg would connect the earth to the canopy or the earth to your tent or the roof of your tent, etc., to keep it from blowing around in the wind. And it would provide stability and it would connect. So this letter right here, vav, which will just say V-A-V represented a connector. And in modern Hebrew, that’s what it is. It’s literally the word. And so it connects one thing and another thing. So this is the vav. It is the connector, basically, right? And it is originally it’s my theory that it is the column of light that shoots up out of mount maru and then the hands of atlas or the squatterman where it branches out at the top, just like we drew earlier, and it connected the earth to the heavens. This was the connector, the great connector, you could say. And it is equivalent to the number six right now at the middle of the world. I believe that there were three great lights, not just one coming up out of mount maru, but there was an anode and a cathode on either side of that. And those also would shoot up into the sky, and they would branch off whenever they got closer to the dome above, which would give us three of them. Six. Six or vav, vav, vav. And that’s sort of the mystery behind that number and why it’s equivalent to that. If you have three of these, you could look at them as like, cross beams. If they go up and then they hit the dome, right? Then you could have three of them, right? And then, of course, you could make a cross beam if you’re drawing quicker or whatever. And this would be like in the middle, you would have jesus, and then you would have the anode and the cathode on either side right, of the world. And those are those three cruciforms or crucifixes that are often depicted together with one another.

Oh, I just got a huge donation from Ken Albert, who donated $50. My gosh. Thank you, Ken. I really appreciate it. And says, looking into our various native language groups, I find Phoenician roots. This is something that few want to look at. It raises many uncomfortable questions. I totally agree. But I like talking about things that make people a little uncomfortable, to sort of shake things up from time to time and help us to run a self diagnostic, you know what I mean? To sort of check ourselves from time to time. Anyway, so that’s the root of the vav. It looks kind of like this in modern Hebrew. So modern Hebrew is more like calligraphy drawing of a hook, you could say, right? And then this is sort of like on the monster cans, theyHere is the reformatted text:

Things like that. Here it is over here. Behold. So a revealing behold, new, insight, things like that. Because it fills our world with spirit. Some people would say window as well. Some people would also say that this implies a window, which is an opening where the air comes into or provides life or refreshing energy, spirit, stuff like that. Not so much spirit. Spirit’s going to be more when we get into this glyph down here, which is noon. But let’s go on to the next one, vav.

Now, vav is very interesting, especially in conspiracy circles. It’s kind of got a bad reputation. So let’s talk about vav. Here we have a protosynatic version of it right after hay. We’ve got vav right there, which looks like a column with a hole right at the top. Interesting because it shares that with the stick figure man over here, the squatter man, right in Phoenician. It looks kind of like this sort of inverted dome with a line down.

Over here, it’s more like a Glyph carving, right? And it looks kind of like a Y or something. Over here, it looks like a backwards letter F, which is appropriate, and I’ll teach you why. And then over here, it actually turned into the letter F. This is really interesting. Let’s check out what vav means.

All right, so we’ll go all the way down here. It looks, in the old language like a Y, because this is a carving, right? You could see right here, you could see that flux capacitor kind of a shape. This is what I like to call the flux capacitor of the world. It means a tent peg. It means to add, to secure. And it is a picture form of a hook. It doesn’t really look like a hook when it’s a Y, but I’ll show you why. Okay, cool. Let’s check out some more other forms of it. Here’s the vav. Pay no attention to this P and this H. Whenever you see this on this particular presentation. The P means that it’s the exact same in Phoenician as it would be in, like, paleo Hebrew, because this is a paleo Hebrew website. So P stands for Phoenician. It means that they share the same Glyph. And the H is Hiratic, which is a style of Egyptian writing, basically, that stems from hieroglyphs. So you see vav right there, right? And it means a nail, a peg. Let’s see. Let’s check out some other forms. Here vav. Over here you can see the pronunciation. Wow. So this letter is our word. Wow. It is an exclamation point, basically. So we’ll explain that here in just a minute. You can see it’s got different pronunciations from V, like a V as in vine, or a W as in w wine. It all depends on the accents and the dialects as they changed over time. Over here, they kind of skip it, actually, it looks like in the Greek. So Greek goes from epsilon, which is the hay, to the zeta or the yod or the z. So we’ll get to that one in just a bit. But over here we’ve got Aleppe, bet, gamal delete hay, vav. There’s that y. There’s that flux capacitor. So it remains the picture of it was a nail or the picture of it was a hook.

Okay. At least that’s how people interpreted it. But originally it was this right here, which was the arms of the squatter man, the arms that we showed you earlier in that hay and then the beam. Okay? So originally it was this right here, or when you carve it out into rock, it would have more hard angles, and it would look like a Y. It’s not the letter Y, however, okay. It’s not our modern letter Y. It was seen as being a tent peg. So if you ever gone camping and you need to secure your tent to the ground, right? You would take out one of these tent pegs. Let me use this pin that I have as an example, right? You would take out a tent peg. You would take your string from your tent or your rope or whatever. You would stab it with your tent peg, and then you would hammer that into the ground, and that tent peg would connect the earth to the canopy or the earth to your tent or the roof of your tent, et cetera, to keep it from blowing around in the wind. And it would provide stability and it would connect. So this letter right here, vav, which will just say V-A-V represented a connector. And in modern hebrew, that’s what it is. It’s literally the word. And so it connects one thing and another thing. So this is the vav. It is the connector, basically, right? And it is originally it’s my theory that it is the column of light that shoots up out of mount maru and then the hands of atlas or the squatterman where it branches out at the top, just like we drew earlier, and it connected the earth to the heavens. This was the connector, the great connector, you could say. And it is equivalent to the number six right now at the middle of the world. I believe that there were three great lights, not just one coming up out of mount maru, but there was an anode and a cathode on either side of that. And those also would shoot up into the sky, and they would branch off whenever they got closer to the dome above, which would give us three of them. Six. Six or vav, vav, vav. And that’s sort of the mystery behind that number and why it’s equivalent to that. If you have three of these, you could look at them as like, cross beams. If they go up and then they hit the dome, right? Then you could have three of them, right? And then, of course, you could make a cross beam if you’re drawing quicker or whatever. And this would be like in the middle, you would have jesus, and then you would have the anode and the cathode on either side right, of the world. And those are those three cruciforms or crucifixes that are often depicted together with one another. Oh, I just got a huge donation from Ken Albert, who donated $50. My gosh. Thank you, Ken. I really appreciate it. And says, looking into our various native language groups, I find phoenician roots. This is something that few want to look at. It raises many uncomfortable questions. I totally agree. But I like talking about things that make people a little uncomfortable, to sort of shake things up from time to time and help us to run a self diagnostic, you know what I mean? To sort of check ourselves from time to time. Anyway, so that’s the root of the vav. It looks kind of like this in modern Hebrew. So modern Hebrew is more like calligraphy drawing of a hook, you could say, right? And then this is sort of like on the monsterEl meant god or it meant mighty ruler or mighty leader, basically. But when they had children, they would say those who are attached to the mighty leaders or they would call them the Elu, which meant of because this is a connector, right? It’s a hook of the mighty leaders.

Now the Elu turned into, of course, the Elva or the Elven race, the Elven. Or if we just use the singular, we would have the elf, right? The Elpha or the Alpha, et cetera, right? So this is where elves actually come from, if you could actually see that. So that’s where the word elf actually comes from. It’s a really fun teaching and I really like to share that particular viewpoint of it. But that’s the last portion of the Vav that we’ll do for now because I think all you really need to take away from the Vav is that it is a connector, it’s a hook, and usually it connects something terrestrial to something celestial originally, right? That’s originally what it meant.

Now let’s move on to Zion. This one over. Here looks sort of like an italic letter capital I. Almost like that. Let’s look at some other representations of Zayin. Let’s go way back. We see. We’ve got aleph betgomel delete. Hey, vav zayin. I don’t really like this version of Zayin, how they drew it on this one. So let’s check out some other ones then. The phoenician, it looks more like the letter Zayin, which is kind of how it sounds. Over here, it looks like the capital letter I. These are the two most common forms of it, Zayin. And it’s just like our letter Z. It makes the exact same sound, which they say turned into the letter G. I’m not so sure about that. So let’s move on. And these are all open to different people’s interpretations, as different people have tried to study and reverse engineer ancient languages and letters and stuff.

Now this one, I like this one. You see how it says Zain right there, right? Let me move that up a bit. Let’s make this a bit bigger if I can. Sorry, it’s kind of blurry there. But this is the one we’re looking at. See how it sort of looks like a capital letter I right there. But look at if we go further back in time to this one right here, you can see that that top portion of the capital letter I curves downward. This is interesting. That curve of the top portion of that I, which is not an I, it’s closer to the letter Z. Basically, that’s a clue as to what this is a word picture of. Now, over here it says ho. Might not be what you’re thinking if you’re from the 90s. Food cut. Nourish, this is interesting. Let’s look at some other examples of it. So let’s find Zayeen. Here it is. Over here you can see that top portion curves downward again. Ah, plow. You see that plow weapon sometimes and then cut off. So now this is just like comparative mythology, right? We’re taking in all these different interpretations of what this picture was and what it meant to people, and we’re finding all of these similarities. A plow, what do these things have in common? A plow, a weapon to cut off, a hoe, food cut, nourishment, et cetera. Do you see how we’re starting to find a trend there? There it is again. Let’s see. This would be zeta or zeta zain. Let’s see over here. We saw that one already. So basically it’s a picture form of how do I draw it? I want to make sure I can just draw this correctly here of a plow, basically is what it was.

Okay, so this was an old plow. I’m doing my best to just draw it. I don’t really know exactly how to draw a plow. Let’s look up a picture of a plow, actually farm plow. There we go. Just so you guys can understand what this is. So these are plows. Okay. These are the things that people would hold onto. Almost like in the old version, they didn’t have machines and stuff. They would have two handles on the side. And originally, people, they would plow their own little gardens or whatever, or they had bigger ones. And animals, they would hook the plow up to the bull, which was the first letter. And these people would hold onto the handles and they would plow, which is why this top portion is, like, curved downward, right? It would plow the earth. It would divide the Earth. It would cut the earth. And the whole point of it was to create a space in the dirt so you can plant your seeds, basically. Which is why if we look at all of these different descriptors of Zion, which is sort of like the letter Z, but it’s not the letter Z. I mean, it is kind of like the letter Z, but I’ll show you here in a minute. So this interpretation, food, the plough is associated with food, and it meant to cut or to cut the ground, specifically. It can also mean nourishment, people can these are not hard and fast. Like, this is what it meant. This is what it meant to some or to many at certain points in time. Zayin the plough a weapon. A weapon is also you could assume that someone meant to cut a person instead of the Earth itself, right? So in that case, it would be represented by a weapon to cut off. Right. What else we got? Anything else here? Zain where is it? That one doesn’t really have a descriptor. All right. Anyways, you get the point. It’s a plow, basically, and it means to cut. I wouldn’t say it means to cut or to divide for a negative purpose, although it could be interpreted as such, but more of a division or a cutting in order to bring about life or growth, just as a plow does.

Right. So that is the letter Zayin, which is pronounced Z, just as actually it’s just Z, not Z. That’s just me being a child. It’s Z. Just like that. Almost like an S, but like the hard Z sound, right? Almost like you’re trying to do like a fly buzzing z. Okay. There’s other letters that sound similar to that. But anyways, that is the plow. Let’s move on to this next one over here. So we’ve got Aleph bet gamel delete hay vav. Zayin and then het. Het. You see this one that looks sort of like a ladder? That’s the letter het. It’s a hard guttural. They call that a guttural sound whenever you cause the back of your throat to sort of close up and then you breathe through it. That’s a guttural. Het. Some people couldn’t do that, though,El meant god or it meant mighty ruler or mighty leader, basically. But when they had children, they would say those who are attached to the mighty leaders or they would call them the Elu, which meant of because this is a connector, right? It’s a hook of the mighty leaders. Now, the Elu turned into, of course, the Elva or the Elven race, the Elven. Or if we just use the singular, we would have the elf, right? The Elpha or the Alpha, et cetera, right? So this is where elves actually come from, if you could actually see that. So that’s where the word elf actually comes from. It’s a really fun teaching and I really like to share that particular viewpoint of it. But that’s the last portion of the Vav that we’ll do for now because I think all you really need to take away from the Vav is that it is a connector, it’s a hook, and usually it connects something terrestrial to something celestial originally, right? That’s originally what it meant.

Now let’s move on to Zion. This one over. Here looks sort of like an italic letter capital I. Almost like that. Let’s look at some other representations of Zayin. Let’s go way back. We see. We’ve got aleph betgomel delete. Hey, vav zayin. I don’t really like this version of Zayin, how they drew it on this one. So let’s check out some other ones then. The phoenician, it looks more like the letter Zayin, which is kind of how it sounds. Over here, it looks like the capital letter I. These are the two most common forms of it, Zayin. And it’s just like our letter Z. It makes the exact same sound, which they say turned into the letter G. I’m not so sure about that.

So let’s move on. And these are all open to different people’s interpretations, as different people have tried to study and reverse engineer ancient languages and letters and stuff. Now this one, I like this one. You see how it says Zain right there, right? Let me move that up a bit. Let’s make this a bit bigger if I can. Sorry, it’s kind of blurry there. But this is the one we’re looking at. See how it sort of looks like a capital letter I right there. But look at if we go further back in time to this one right here, you can see that that top portion of the capital letter I curves downward. This is interesting. That curve of the top portion of that I, which is not an I, it’s closer to the letter Z. Basically, that’s a clue as to what this is a word picture of. Now, over here it says ho. Might not be what you’re thinking if you’re from the 90s. Food cut. Nourish, this is interesting. Let’s look at some other examples of it. So let’s find Zayeen. Here it is. Over here you can see that top portion curves downward again. Ah, plow. You see that plow weapon sometimes and then cut off.

So now this is just like comparative mythology, right? We’re taking in all these different interpretations of what this picture was and what it meant to people, and we’re finding all of these similarities. A plow, what do these things have in common? A plow, a weapon to cut off, a hoe, food cut, nourishment, et cetera. Do you see how we’re starting to find a trend there? There it is again. Let’s see. This would be zeta or zeta zain. Let’s see over here. We saw that one already. So basically it’s a picture form of how do I draw it? I want to make sure I can just draw this correctly here of a plow, basically is what it was. Okay, so this was an old plow. I’m doing my best to just draw it. I don’t really know exactly how to draw a plow. Let’s look up a picture of a plow, actually farm plow. There we go. Just so you guys can understand what this is. So these are plows. Okay. These are the things that people would hold onto. Almost like in the old version, they didn’t have machines and stuff. They would have two handles on the side. And originally, people, they would plow their own little gardens or whatever, or they had bigger ones. And animals, they would hook the plow up to the bull, which was the first letter. And these people would hold onto the handles and they would plow, which is why this top portion is, like, curved downward, right? It would plow the earth. It would divide the Earth. It would cut the earth. And the whole point of it was to create a space in the dirt so you can plant your seeds, basically. Which is why if we look at all of these different descriptors of Zion, which is sort of like the letter Z, but it’s not the letter Z. I mean, it is kind of like the letter Z, but I’ll show you here in a minute.

So this interpretation, food, the plough is associated with food, and it meant to cut or to cut the ground, specifically. It can also mean nourishment, people can these are not hard and fast. Like, this is what it meant. This is what it meant to some or to many at certain points in time. Zayin the plough a weapon. A weapon is also you could assume that someone meant to cut a person instead of the Earth itself, right? So in that case, it would be represented by a weapon to cut off. Right. What else we got? Anything else here? Zain where is it? That one doesn’t really have a descriptor. All right. Anyways, you get the point. It’s a plow, basically, and it means to cut. I wouldn’t say it means to cut or to divide for a negative purpose, although it could be interpreted as such, but more of a division or a cutting in order to bring about life or growth, just as a plow does. Right. So that is the letter Zayin, which is pronounced Z, just as actually it’s just Z, not Z. That’s just me being a child. It’s Z. Just like that. Almost like an S, but like the hard Z sound, right? Almost like you’re trying to do like a fly buzzing z. Okay. There’s other letters that sound similar to that. But anyways, that is the plow. Let’s move on to this next one over here. So we’ve got Aleph bet gamel delete hay vav. Zayin and then het. Het.

You see this one that looks sort of like a ladder? That’s the letter het. It’s a hard guttural. They call that a guttural sound whenever you cause the back of your throat to sort of close up and then you breathe through it. That’s a guttural. Het. Some people couldn’t do that, though, right? So withSure! Here is the reformatted text:

“Outside in particular, a wall that was outside. So if we look over here, it says a tent wall. A fence. I know it’s kind of hard to read right there, but it says fence and separation or a separator. Now that we’re starting to compare all these, we’re starting to see some similarities. Etta is what this turned into, or the letter H, basically. And here it is again. Let’s take a look, and let’s look at all of these various meanings.

A wall, something that is outside, something that acts as a divider, something that acts as a fence, something that is a tent wall or a separator inside of a tent. All right, so that’s about it. So basically, this right here meant boundary, an outdoor boundary specifically. Okay, so let me take this off. Boom. All right, cool. So this right here meant a boundary.

So in the old world, back during the time whenever the energy was reversed and people read and wrote from right to left or whatever, and there was telepathy and there was magic and there was mystery and there were monsters, and all of these things that I talk about that happen when these beams of energy shoot up out of that plasma volcano. All of them around the world, right? It would actually not have a top on it right there. It would be missing a top because it’s a volcano. But that beam of light shoots up out of those volcanoes all the world across. You would see these beams of light, these poles, these columns, etc., and they would fill the world. They would reach up. Sometimes, depending on how big they were, they would reach up. Those lights would touch the sky, and they would act as the hooks of the world, the columns of the world, the tent poles of the world.

And at the middle of the world, if you did have Mount Maru or Rupus Negra right in the middle and it shoots up its very own beam I’m just using the color orange just for simplicity. It shoots its beam up to the sky, and then you have these lesser ones off to the side acting as anode and cathode. They would shoot their beams up to the sky. And you would have three of them at the center of the world. If you did, in fact, have an anode, a cathode and a neutral point, which is Mount Maru itself, they would reach up and they would touch the heavens, right? And then this would be representative by the ground itself. These are outdoor boundary markers. These are what I call the pillars. Specifically, these two right here. So this one and this one, these are the Pillars, I believe, of Hercules. They are boundary markers. They are the furthest point that people can go before they can go no further or if they’re able to get further and to transcend those boundaries or those boundaries of the world, they would enter into what seems like an entirely different world where they were no longer on Earth, basically, but they have gone into a place of magic or another realm or paradise or the Garden of Eden, etc. Right. So they were known as being outdoor walls, the walls of the Earth, the Pillars of Hercules.

Hercules is the guy who holds up the sky, basically. He’s the atlas symbol, right? With the depressurization point there in the middle. This was Hercules. This was Atlas. This is the Squatter Man symbol that you see written on so many different petroglyphs, etc. And then on either side, he would look like he was holding up two staffs, or sometimes these were interpreted as animals, or these were columns. And this turned into the story in the Bible, in the Old Testament of Heracles. Was it Heracles? No, Samson. This is Samson. Sorry, totally different name, but Samson, who pushed and broke the Pillars of the house, which is the world, symbolically speaking. And when these Pillars came crumbling down, the roof fell down, or the sky collapsed, or the sky broke apart, etc. Right. Anyways, those are the Pillars of Hercules. They’re known as the boundaries of the world. Some people drew them with the sky and the ground, and they drew three of them, right? But then sometimes they wouldn’t add the central one, and these can all go into flux, too, so keep that in mind because it’s plasma and it’s earth energy. So sometimes one would appear, the other one would appear, etc. Sometimes they would just draw it as in like this, the sky, the ground. And then they would draw the side pillars way off here to the side. So this looks like it’s a box, but it’s not. This is actually the sky, the ground, and then two supporting pillars on the sides, as you can see there. And then they would just draw the middle one. Boom. Mount Maru. Right, which is exactly how we see that it was drawn right here. It’s just that they flipped it around. You see how it’s like, sideways now? Well, it’s still appropriate because it still represents these beams that acted as Jacob’s ladder that went up to the sky. And that’s why it kind of has a ladder shape to it. But it’s the letter eight, and that’s where the letter eight comes from, and it means a boundary. So, for example, if you draw two of these together right next to each other, we get the number 88, which esoterically like in the movies and stuff like that, right? 88 implies time travel, or it implies somebody who travels from one realm to another or from one world to another, or from one reality to another. People who can transcend boundaries of this realm that we live in. Now, they’re time travelers, basically, or they’re seen as time travelers or a type of time travel. But what this really is is a boundary and a boundary or Pillars of Hercules. So those who have the 88 marker are those who are able I’m just pretending I have an 88 badge on my arm right now. But those people represent the people who traveled. They were explorers. They were people who pushed boundaries. There were people who transcended boundaries. There were people who went from one realm to another realm. There were the people who were able to cross over or go between the Pillars of Hercules in order to get to a brave new world, in order to get to another place, basically. All right, cool. So that’s het, and it means an outdoor boundary or marker or wall or separator. Right? All right. And I totally don’t think that the Pillars of Hercules are in Gibraltar or anything like that, but that’s a whole different subject. All right, cool. So here’s what we’re going to do. We are on. Let’s just do a review.

Aleph bet gamal delete hay vav zayim het tet. We’re going to do Tet next, and then we’re going to take a quick bathroom break, because this is I hope I’m not long winded. I hope you guys are having a good time.

So tet. I like to explain these things in detail as well, because I feel like I want people to be able to remember stuff. I would like to remember things. I’d like to not just have aSure, here is the reformatted text:

Outside in particular, a wall that was outside. So if we look over here, it says a tent wall. A fence. I know it’s kind of hard to read right there, but it says fence and separation or a separator. Now that we’re starting to compare all these, we’re starting to see some similarities. Etta is what this turned into, or the letter H, basically. And here it is again.

Let’s take a look, and let’s look at all of these various meanings. A wall, something that is outside, something that acts as a divider, something that acts as a fence, something that is a tent wall or a separator inside of a tent.

All right, so that’s about it. So basically, this right here meant boundary, an outdoor boundary specifically. Okay, so let me take this off. Boom. All right, cool. So this right here meant a boundary.

So in the old world, back during the time whenever the energy was reversed and people read and wrote from right to left or whatever, and there was telepathy and there was magic and there was mystery and there were monsters, and all of these things that I talk about that happen when these beams of energy shoot up out of that plasma volcano. All of them around the world, right? It would actually not have a top on it right there. It would be missing a top because it’s a volcano.

But that beam of light shoots up out of those volcanoes all the world across. You would see these beams of light, these poles, these columns, etc., and they would fill the world. They would reach up. Sometimes, depending on how big they were, they would reach up. Those lights would touch the sky, and they would act as the hooks of the world, the columns of the world, the tent poles of the world. And at the middle of the world, if you did have Mount Maru or Rupus Negra right in the middle and it shoots up its very own beam I’m just using the color orange just for simplicity. It shoots its beam up to the sky, and then you have these lesser ones off to the side acting as anode and cathode. They would shoot their beams up to the sky.

And you would have three of them at the center of the world. If you did in fact have an anode, a cathode and a neutral point, which is Mount Maru itself, they would reach up and they would touch the heavens, right? And then this would be representative by the ground itself. These are outdoor boundary markers. These are what I call the pillars. Specifically, these two right here. So this one and this one, these are the Pillars, I believe, of Hercules. They are boundary markers. They are the furthest point that people can go before they can go no further or if they’re able to get further and to transcend those boundaries or those boundaries of the world, they would enter into what seems like an entirely different world where they were no longer on Earth, basically, but they have gone into a place of magic or another realm or paradise or the Garden of Eden, etc. Right.

So they were known as being outdoor walls, the walls of the Earth, the Pillars of Hercules. Hercules is the guy who holds up the sky, basically. He’s the atlas symbol, right? With the depressurization point there in the middle. This was Hercules. This was Atlas. This is the Squatter Man symbol that you see written on so many different petroglyphs, etc. And then on either side, he would look like he was holding up two staffs, or sometimes these were interpreted as animals, or these were columns. And this turned into the story in the Bible, in the Old Testament of Heracles. Was it Heracles? No, Samson. This is Samson. Sorry, totally different name, but Samson, who pushed and broke the Pillars of the house, which is the world, symbolically speaking. And when these Pillars came crumbling down, the roof fell down, or the sky collapsed, or the sky broke apart, etc. Right.

Anyways, those are the Pillars of Hercules. They’re known as the boundaries of the world. Some people drew them with the sky and the ground, and they drew three of them right? But then sometimes they wouldn’t add the central one, and these can all go into flux, too, so keep that in mind because it’s plasma and it’s earth energy. So sometimes one would appear, the other one would appear, etc. Sometimes they would just draw it as in like this, the sky, the ground. And then they would draw the side pillars way off here to the side. So this looks like it’s a box, but it’s not. This is actually the sky, the ground, and then two supporting pillars on the sides, as you can see there. And then they would just draw the middle one. Boom. Mount Maru. Right, which is exactly how we see that it was drawn right here. It’s just that they flipped it around. You see how it’s like, sideways now? Well, it’s still appropriate because it still represents these beams that acted as Jacob’s ladder that went up to the sky. And that’s why it kind of has a ladder shape to it. But it’s the letter eight, and that’s where the letter eight comes from, and it means a boundary.

So, for example, if you draw two of these together right next to each other, we get the number 88, which esoterically like in the movies and stuff like that, right? 88 implies time travel, or it implies somebody who travels from one realm to another or from one world to another, or from one reality to another. People who can transcend boundaries of this realm that we live in. Now, they’re time travelers, basically, or they’re seen as time travelers or a type of time travel. But what this really is is a boundary and a boundary or Pillars of Hercules.

So those who have the 88 marker are those who are able I’m just pretending I have an 88 badge on my arm right now. But those people represent the people who traveled. They were explorers. They were people who pushed boundaries. There were people who transcended boundaries. There were people who went from one realm to another realm. There were the people who were able to cross over or go between the Pillars of Hercules in order to get to a brave new world, in order to get to another place, basically.

All right, cool. So that’s Het, and it means an outdoor boundary or marker or wall or separator. Right? All right. And I totally don’t think that the Pillars of Hercules are in Gibraltar or anything like that, but that’s a whole different subject. All right, cool. So here’s what we’re going to do. We are on. Let’s just do a review. Aleph bet gamal delete hay vav zayim het tet. We’re going to do Tet next, and then we’re going to take a quick bathroom break, because this is I hope I’m not long winded. I hope you guys are having a good time. So tet.

I like to explain these things in detail as well, because I feel like I want people to be able to remember stuff. I would like to remember things. I’d like to not just have a quick McDonald’s version of a teachingWay. I right click on this image right here, and then I just go down to open the image in a new tab. Click on that new tab, and we have a huge, big version of what I would like to present to you, the origin of the letter Tet, that same exact letter.

This is that mysterious island mass that was drawn and depicted on many, many ancient maps, especially going back before, like, the 17 and 16 hundreds, people drew an island mass that was known to be at the center of the world. It was known to be located at the North Pole. And what it is is it is a circle or circular in shape, as you can see, and it is crossed by four rivers. There’s actually a double circle right there in the middle, if you include this lake that’s in the middle. And it was crossed by four rivers.

This was the area that was known as the basket of the world, or the cradle of civilization, or more accurately, the crater of civilization, because it’s a valley. As you can see, it’s a bowl. It’s sort of a bowl shape or a plate.

Plate is probably a better description for it, but you could say bowl as well, because it has this high and lofty rim all the way around the outside. All of these mountain ranges surround the outside portion of this inner central land on this map. And I believe that that’s because of electricity. And what happens whenever there’s cosmic discharges of electricity that come from above and terrestrial ones that come out of this mountain, rupus Negra at the middle, just as we talked about. Right? So there’s that plasma volcano that I showed you, or that bottom triangle which shoots up that blue beam into the sky, right? And this is the circle, or the tet. This is the circle image, which meant a basket, a bread basket, a crater, a grail, a container of life, something that held life in it.

Why? Because this is the area where life people experienced life in abundance because of that beam of energy that shot up from Mount Maru right here, right? And it goes up and it creates this sort of electrical dome around this island, which might help to explain where all these mountains came from. Because electricity has the ability, especially a strong electrical current can pull land up, it can pull mud up, it can pull sand up into the air and then petrify it and change the chemical bonds and actually turn it into rock if it’s mud and stuff like that. Right.

So on the outside, we would have the bottom portion. If you’re looking at the top down, imagine a dome, an electrical dome that covers this central island, which is, in my opinion, hyperborea, the Garden of Eden, et cetera, right? And if you lived inside of here, you would be so filled with life. All of the vegetation would be gigantic. It would be very fruitful. Regenerative qualities would exist in this particular location right here, or be much stronger than those outside of this particular location. And this was the cradle of life. This was the grail that held this stick figure in the middle that was seen as dying on a cross or Odin on a tree, et cetera.

This is that grail. This is the X that marks the spot, which is marked by a gyml or a destination, as we talked about in the ancient languages. And on old maps, they would put a G right here, right? But anyways, this is the circle with the X in the middle, and it was the tet. So any of those civilizations that stemmed from this location, those who had this as their place of emergence, because they came up out of this central point and they wandered about and they went around, and eventually this electromagnetic dome or barrier went down and there was no longer any point to stay here, any reason to stay here. So they ventured out, they became phoenician, or people who came from this firebird that shot up out of the center of the world, or the Phoenix, you could say.

And they started island hopping, and they became traders and they became nomads, and they became those from the tet, right, or the tot or the thoth, you could say. Right? So if we go over to our drawing here, it’s the T and the T, okay? T. T is sort of how you would write this glyph, right? This is the same as this right here, tet or tot. So those who came out of this particular region, they tend to have, according to ancient myths and legends and stuff, they tend to have advanced technology or advanced intellect and learning. So this is where we get the word thought or the ancient god Thoth, right? These were the traders, these were the merchants. These were many different people, but they were also called Tat, or the Tatarians, or the Tatarians or the Tartarians, basically, or Tartarians, you could say, which I did a whole video about.

So for more information on Tartarian and the origin of the Tartarian empire, as people would call it, or the Tartarian tribe or whatever, or for many other different types of tribes who come from this location, go check out. My ancient Oblivion playlist and look for something that looks like this and it says Tartaria or Tartarian on it, because we really break that whole concept down as this being the place of emergence. Right? This is the X that marks the spot. This is why they draw like, an X on a map or whatever with a circle around it. Usually there’s another Glyph that’s another form of the letter T that we’ll get to towards the end. It’s actually the last one, and it’s the same Glyph, but without the circle. So we’ll talk about that, too.

All right, so just a recap real quick. Let me take that down. This might come in handy as a reference. So we’ll come back to that. So we have covered so far. I’m going to say them in English. A-B-C-D-E-F. This is actually not G, so it’d be like Z, and this is sort of H or a ch type of a sound, and then T or the letter tet.

All right, cool. So aleph bet gemel delete hay vav zayin het tet. And then the next one we’re coming to is Yod, which is the 10th letter.

Oh, also, this tet represents the number nine because it’s the 9th letter, right? So if you’ve seen my truth in movies, you know that there’s the movie Nine that we broke down. It represents people who have survived an apocalyptic event. The Nemo, the NEM, the Tet, those from the Tree of Life, or from between the two Pillars of Hercules, et cetera.

All right, so we’re going to take a quick break. That way I can go use the restroom and maybe get a refill of my iced coffee that I have going on here. And I’ll see you guys here in in just a bite.

Around the world, men’s thoughts will fly quick as the twinkling of an eye, and water shall great wonders do. How strange. And yet it shall come true. Beneath the water men shall walk, shall ride, shall sleep, shall even talk. And in the air men shall be seen in white and black and even green.

For in those wondrous, far off days the women shall adopt the craze to dress like men in trousers wear, and to cut off their locksI’m taking my time with this presentation, so I very well may do some shorts, some YouTube shorts with each letter. I’m not sure how that might work. I know some people prefer shorter teachings, some people longer, et cetera. This is sort of my style. And we will pick up a little quicker in round two whenever we move on, because I feel like people are starting to get the point. All right, cool. So just as a recap, we’re studying ancient Phoenician, which originally our letters were picture form. Originally our letters were pictures. There weren’t just glyphs that people had no idea what they meant or why they looked like that. Nowadays, people just accept it because that’s a slave mentality, right? We don’t ask questions, we don’t ask how things originated. Where did I come from, where did our alphabet come from? We’re just told that’s just the way it is. So I’m not a big fan of the word just in that particular sense. I like the word just when it means, like, justice and a just cause and what is right and good and pure, not just as in just accept it, or it’s simply this or simply that. I’m more of a complex individual. I like complexity. If complexity means knowing more about myself and the world that I live in, then I like and I’m proud of being complex.

All right, cool. So let’s move on. We’re talking about the Phoenician alphabet. Here’s a variant of it. Here’s a version of it. We’ve got the bull, the house, the foot, the door, the ghost, you could say the spirit, the nail, the plow, the walls. These are really more than one wall, right? So the walls are the boundaries of the separators and then we’ve got the basket or the breadbasket of the world, the tet, right? And I was checking out you guys chat. I was checking out the chat and stuff. I like that people are making so many correlations as well. Sound check. Thumbs up if you guys can hear me. If we’re good, I do have to make sure that I do everything correctly.

All right, next up is Yoda. Now check this one out. Check this one out. Can anyone in the chat guess what this next letter is a picture of? If you know, go ahead and say it if you want to make a guess. What is this one? This one right here. What do you suppose this is an image of? If this was an emoji, what would this be? What do you suppose? Some of them are pretty obvious. Some of them takes a little more research. Oh, the hot cross bun. Yeah, that’s perfect ironhorse. You actually make a really good point in the chat. The tet is the hot cross bun or a form of it.

All right, let’s see. All right, so I’m going to let you guys go ahead and guess on that. And then since you’re all about 10 seconds behind me anyways, I’m going to share with you what this is. This is the letter I in the modern language. So I me personifying something and making it personal to you, individual representing you or yourself. The letter I. Okay, this is not the picture of an eye, which is this one down here, but this is an image of a hand, or more specifically, an arm. The upper arm portion right here you can see is up here, goes down to the elbow, and then it splits off at the end, a hand. This is a rudimentary arm, basically, and it represents the arm. So let’s check out some of the original versions of it. Here’s the tet where we were. As you can see here, this top one’s kind of messed up, but it’s sort of like a hand with fingers and stuff like that. Or an arm, I should say. Keep in mind this next Glyph cough is a hand. Okay? So the one we’re looking at is actually an arm, and it was written like this, like a Z. It was sort of written eventually, sort of like that is what it turned into. So if you ever see a Z with a line through the middle, that’s actually the letter I in our modern languages. And then a Z that sort of is italics and slanted or whatever. It looks just like a capital I or whatever. So that’s sort of where that comes from. These letters evolved over time, but this was an arm. It was basically a bent arm and a hand or an open hand, and it meant work.

Let’s check out some comparisons and see what it says over here. So look down here next to me, next to my arm. You can see it says arm and a closed hand work throw, or to throw, to move. Basically, I’m interpreting this as action. Something that is action that is taken with your arms work that people do. You know what I mean? So you’re using your arm to move about and stuff like that. Not just the hand itself, which we’ll talk about next, which is more grasping, but the arm, which is used to imply action or movement or work, et cetera, right? So here we have yod. This is the letter Yod. It’s related to like, Yoda if you’re a Star Wars fan. Arm and hand works or deeds. So this is the works or the deeds that people do. Here it is. Down here you can see Yoda. And it would be Yoda if you say it with that sort of childlike accent, right? Yoda. Or this is where Yoda comes from, Y. This is the actual Y, not the vav, right? But this is where our letter Y comes from. It’s also the letter I as well. And this turned into the letter J over time. So you can see over here, it is Iota or Iota, right? The Iota, the lowercase version of it kind of looks like a J, but it’s backwards. It’s flipped around, right? And then over here, we’ve got the arm version of it. And it basically implies work or deeds or actions or things that are done by an individual who the arm is connected to, right? So that one’s pretty easy.

I’ll give you a little backstory. Something interesting, some trivia to know is the letter I, right? This is our capital letter I. And it came from whenever they drew it like this, like that. So that sort of turned into that, right? If you go from right to left, turned into the capital letter I. And then over time, the lowercase they just did like that. And then that when they capitalized this lowercase letter I, they would actually just put a hook on it to sort of make it fancy. And boom, we get the J. So the J is directly related to the I, which looks like a Z, which is very interesting. And it means work that is done by an individual personal work. The things that we do, our deeds, right? And we are defined by what we do. Our actions define us, basically. Or our actions, I should say, describe the invisible quality that exists on the inside of us or our spirits, basically. So our actions prove what we are on the inside, which is a secret that nobody can see.Word, the container or the house, right? Or you could also just draw the horizon with the tent on it, right? Then we start getting context for an actual word that we’re building with these Glyphs that we’re making. So we’re sort of forcing the reader to visualize what we ourselves are visualizing, which is very difficult, which is another reason why I believe that doing this drawing, carving out things, is basically what it was originally was outlawed originally, that this was not good. That what we’re doing, which is what we do in the modern world right now. That there were those who knew that writing would eventually lead to mistranslations and things being taken out of context and misunderstood, et cetera, which is the furthest we get from our origin, which is telepathy, which is where you know exactly what I mean because I shared my exact feeling of it. My exact mental picture, my exact experience, my exact memory, my exact smells, my exact feelings and stuff with you. I gave them to you directly telepathically. But whenever telepathy disappears, because of all the energy that used to be pouring out from the Earth, herself retracted and went back into the Earth to charge. Telepathy went away with that. And so, over time, people weren’t able to just give your experience to someone else to share with them, right? After a while, they had to actually touch them to send that energy into their body and into their mind, to share it with them. And then after a while, touching people would not work. And so they had to try to figure out a way to give something that exists only inside of you. You cannot open yourself up to others any longer. Some people still could, and some people still can. So they had to actually become artists, and they had to draw it and write it out and physically draw it out and try to force the connection from this image to this image. And show people these are together. You know what I mean? And so this is how language began. This is after the fall of the tower or the fall of the blue beam, the fall of the Column, the Pillars of Hercules, all that stuff, right? When the towers go down.

Next up, let’s check out what we got next. Next up we’ve got let’s see, that was Yod or Yoda KAF and then Lamed OOH. So this is the one I did earlier. Remember whenever I showed you the origin of the meaning of the word elf or elu? Or elva, right? This is the L. And as you can see here, it looks like an italics form of the letter L. So let’s check this out real quick. Let’s show you some comparisons. Up here you can see it kind of looks like a question mark, which is very interesting. This one actually looks more like a hook than the Bob does, but this is like a shepherd’s staff, okay? So this was like, you know, those old school hooks where they pull people off the stage in like the 30s or whatever? Like a hook. This was a shepherd’s hook. If you ever look at hold on, let me pull a picture of a shepherd’s hook. All right, so we’ll do Shepherd’s hook. Boom. It’s like a cane, basically, but it’s like a big hook, right? And people would use this it was a staff that had a hook on it, actually. And they would use it to grab the sheep if they had collars or whatever, or to put it around their neck to sort of gently guide them in the right direction. And this is where we get the meaning for this Glyph. Originally, this Glyph, which was sort of this shepherd’s hook or question mark or whatever, was designed to lead the sheep so they could take their staff, which is this was much longer, right? And somebody would be standing here holding this, obviously. Right? So we draw a little stick figure dude, and he’s holding onto his staff or whatever, and he’s watching over his sheep. There you go. He’s holding onto his staff, right? So this letter originally was bent at the top and went down like a cane. But like I said, we went through these polarity shifts and people just started seeing things upside down, started writing things slanted, started writing things in different ways. And there’s probably different reasons for that, but for whatever those reasons are, this hook, this this staff, I should say, became upside down. And that gave rise to the letter L. So let’s go ahead and draw that out real quick. So this right here became this, which is easier, which became this, which became a capital L, right? Okay, so these are all what this means. So the letter L, anytime you have an L sound la. La, right? That sound represents a picture, which is a picture that implies things like leadership or teaching or guidance. Okay, so that’s where that all comes from. And that’s why we have the whole elf, right? Or the mighty. I mean, it should technically be like you could draw it in different ways, but anyways, that’s the elf, that’s the Elu, et cetera. So the l or lamed? Lamed means teaching and guidance and leadership and stuff like that. And here it is over here. Right there it is right there an upside down sort of slanted. Shepherd’s staff. That’s what that is.

Next up is the letter M. In the modern language, it’s just a Scribbly line. It looks just like the letter M. Basically. It’s very close to that. Let’s check out some comparisons. So here we have Lamed at the top. And then we have a squiggly line. This one has way more. This is like an M if you just keep on making it go right. And then this down here is really interesting because it has sort of like a W on the top with a line that goes down. I’m going to explain this to you, too. So here we have it again, sort of that M shape with a little extra line on it and then a line going really far down. I’m going to explain what this means in just a second. This turned into our letter M, our modern letter M. Now let’s check out what it means. Let’s check out some explanations of mem. And that’s how you pronounce that. It’s mem. Like Madame MIM, if you have ever seen the cartoon version of The Sword and the Stone. All right, m. Here it is up top. Oh, there’s lamed right there. It looks like a fish hook, but it’s not. This is upside down. See, it says shepherd staff, teach a yoke, et cetera. Anyways. Oh, Carrie Musgrave. High five to Carrie. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. You guys are awesome when you do those donations. I spend that to make my life better and my son’s life better. So thank you. Sincerely thank all of you and especially you in this moment. Carrie, I appreciate you.

Let’s check this out. So Mem, here it is right here. If you were able to read this, it says Water, chaos, mighty blood. Let’s see if we have any other ones for mem. Here’s mem right here. And it’s got that letter P. Remember