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Comment by Zephonith Serpent Woman on March 5, 2013 at 2:48am

Comment by Zephonith Serpent Woman on March 5, 2013 at 2:46am

Welcome one, welcome All!

)O(

Comment by Zephonith Serpent Woman on March 5, 2013 at 12:06am

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Comment by Zephonith Serpent Woman on March 3, 2013 at 2:41am

Queen Hagar, wed to Moses, also known as Thoth and Hermes.

Moses was a graduate of the Egyptian School of Mysteries, and thus as only initiates were allowed entrance to this School, Moses was a Pagan.

Moses bore the Staff called the Brazen Serpent, Nehustan; and the Ten Commandments are all Ideals which were taken from the 42 Ideals of Maat, albeit a little modified.

Moses was wed to Hagar, and then the patriarchal faction within the Cult of Yahweh (which was as any other Pagan Cult, having the Bull of Heaven and the Serpent as their original symbols), agitated against this union.

Moses also displays seemingly psychotic behaviour as he then comes down from Mount Sinai, bearing the "edited" Ten Commandments down with him ~ and finding the rest of the Pagan Hebrews making sacrifices to the Golden Calf, as their ancestors had done for countless years, Moses condemns their behaviour violently.

This is so uncharacteristic of an Egyptian Hierophant's behaviour that some feel that this entire saga is yet another symbolic tale of how the Old Ways were replaced by the New.

Moses was berated for having an Egyptian wife, and soon thereafter, Moses expels Hagar and his child into the wilderness.

Nobody would have thought to question the whereabouts of Queen Hagar and Her decendants, until recently, that is.

 

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)O(

Comment by Zephonith Serpent Woman on March 2, 2013 at 12:32am

A part of the new life with the Goddess , is the way everything becomes just as the way one wants it. The average old workaday stresses, anger and intrusions disappear as if by Magick, as work and all other things become a pleasure .

"The Tao never does anything;

yet through it all things are done.

The Master does nothing,

yet leaves nothing undone."

~ Lao Tzu

A lovely, pleasurable day to All,

and Blessed Be )O(

Hail Nephthys!

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