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Following from the primary Hidwehian mythology, we may read this:
>We follow Eopya, the hidden goddess pushing not only the stirring of creative evolution to fold unto itself, but the mixing of the sanguine lakes mnemosyne and lethe.
https://hidwehproject.nekoweb.org/pages/hidwehabout.html
Now, the noun "Eopya" is not present in English, yet it may be rendered in Greek as "ἔοργα", which a verb, can apparently be understood as sacrifice, according to the McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia (1880):
<Orgia Engl. ORGIES (probably from Gr. ἔρδω, in the perfect ἔοργα, to sacrifice), or MYSTERIES
https://www.biblicalcyclopedia.com/O/orgia.html
In a Biblical concordance however, we find another verb, "ἔργον" which means "to work", or to labour, and so this can fit the meaning of the Goddess. In the academic text "The perfect in Homeric Greek" (2025), we find that the term "ἔοργα" is given from the root "ἔρδω" which denotes the act of work or performance. So then, the hidden goddess "Eopya" can be called "ἔοργα" (ἔρδω). Her task of mixing mnemosyne with lethe is also interesting, since both are famous lakes of memory and forgetfulness in the underworld, and we see a shared myth in the Norse tales, such as in the Prose Edda:
<But under that root which turns toward the Rime-Giants is Mímir's Well, wherein wisdom and understanding are stored; and he is called Mímir, who keeps the well. He is full of ancient lore, since he drinks of the well from the Gjallar-Horn. Thither came Allfather and craved one drink of the well; but he got it not until he had laid his eye in pledge.
https://sacred-texts.com/neu/pre/pre04.htm
Here, Mimir guards the well of wisdom and drinks from it, which is so valuable, that Wotan sacrifices an eye for it. This can then be seen as the spring of mnemosyne (Mímisbrunnr). We also see a river in the Bible:
<And he showed me a river of the water of life, clear as crystal, coming from the throne of God and of the Lamb, in the middle of its street. On either side of the river was the tree of life, bePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

ufo sightings are all psyops and fake
crowley was a fascist pedo loser who should be mostly discarded
most of western occultism (wicca, hermeticism, theosophy, most gnostic sects) is lame rightoid nerd shit
kabbalah sounds intresting in theory but in practice its always some dumb cringe zionist and sometimes pedo shit
rosicrucianism is a mixed bag from what i know but red shambala is tuff tho
"magick" is a cringe ass larp word that makes my ears bleed everytime i hear it
most of the occult in the west and other placecs is mostly just psyops and fronts
satanism is just lame edgy shitlib contrarianism
this isn't ufo so jsut ignore this but the satanic panic was mostly real in that there were fucked up shit going on in some of those daycares and etc
if you disegree with anything i said please explain why

>>47745
dw bro i have no intrest in whatever mk ultra foolery you got going on lmao

Since the Hermetic Christianity thread got deleted before I could reply, I will re-post my reply here:
>>>/leftypol/2864210
>The church has replaced Israel because of the historical context of the law ending in 33 AD with the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and 70 AD with the destruction of the 2nd temple in Jerusalem by Titus Flavius.
The Church has not "replaced" Israel; Israel has become the Church. Paul explains that the child of the promise (e.g. the new vine) was always the child of the spirit (e.g. Israe), not the flesh (e.g. Esau):
<They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God: but the children of the promise are counted for the seed […] As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%209&version=KJV
Here, the old vine has become Edom and the new vine is Israel. The question pertains to whether this was always the case or if the New Testament brought it into heavenly time. We read the Abram was a gentile, and his seed is blessed, who are commonly called the Chosen, but Paul tells us that the seed is of spirit, not flesh. We further see that Abraham gives tithe unto Melchizedek, whom Christ is decreed as the high priest of his eternal order. The Levites through Aaron are also cursed by the New Testament (Aaron being the cause of the Golden Calf, but Moses being the cause of the passover). We see that both Abraham and Moses use the blood of sheep, while Levites use the blood of bulls and goats instead. So then, it is my interpretation that the children of the flesh (e.g. the Synagogue of Satan) were always (spiritual) Edomites, and that with Christ's "tearing of the veil, the revelation is the universal nature of God, who has been worshipped by all non-idolatrous people. So then, "replacement theology" is a temporal perspective of what has always been eternally codefied. So then, the destruction of the temple simply reveals what was always present:
<Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Daniel Plainview tests the faith of Eli and Eli chooses his real God:
<The English Established Church, e.g., will more readily pardon an attack on 38 of its 39 articles than on 1/39 of its income. Now-a-days atheism is culpa levis [a relatively slight sin, c.f. mortal sin], as compared with criticism of existing property relations.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/p1.htm

It seems like magic.
Light is captured in form.

i don't know if eddington is "left-wing" but ari aster knows how to depict "liberal contempt"

It's like Lenin said, you look for the person who benefits and, uh, you know.

“Retard”

>>47661
"Right-wing edgelords"

Moved to >>>/siberia/804336.

>>29025
>>24808
You mean the Miyazaki one, made by his son?

>>2419
Would Star Trek be considered Utopian sci-fi? I think it fits.

>>34895
Pic restored

two good kinds of sci fi:

1. so hard it's basically just a drama
   
2. so soft it's basically just a fantasy
   
   

anything in between those 2 extremes tends to be dull

VGH… what could have been…

ok so clearly we still have the ability to make great looking shows and movies either in stark black and white or vivid color, and they are just choosing not to do that

>>47846
this is just a regular film with a greyscale filter slapped on it instead of a film actually working around the limitations of not having color

Currently watching Person of Interest tv-series. First two seasons are kinda meh but it gets better in season 3 when a competing AI comes online.

>>47847
It's a series (this is the TV thread lol), and they shot it in black and white then did a color conversion. They used old school hard lighting and actual lenses vintage lenses.

>>33029
Incipebam Linguam Latinam Per Se Illustrata longe ante praesentia. Autem rarus ab eo discens, itaque nuper Biblia Vulgata possidebam. Caput primum legiens exercitum non erat, sed cunctum librum legiens potere dubito.

Num adesse aliquis, qui opera simplectes utile pro discentes scit?

let's larp together

these are THE kanji material

has anyone here learned esperanto? i don't know where to start (i'm somewhat busy) and looking for advice

155 days of mandarin Chinese for me.

Soviet Football teams were built different.

https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/match-smerti-podvig-sovetskih-futbolistov-v-gody-velikoy-otechestvennoy-voyny/viewer

https://www.championat.com/football/article-4034595-futbol-v-gody-velikoj-otechestvennoj-vojny.html

https://www.sports.ru/tribuna/blogs/garpastumnews/3134798.html

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

Seeing the baldoid crumble has to be the most satisfying feeling ever. Game's back bros

>>18210
No hockey thread. All power to the Carolina hurricanes. Don’t forget to vote for Mr. Wilimos on November 3rd.

No WC thread after the group stage is almost over? What's going on?!

Did I miss something

>>47535
Call them pointy eared snobs unable to make some good swords.

>>47536
I think that argument is cutting it a bit SHORT, sir dwarf

>>47386
Honestly, even some Brando Sando fans feel like his writing has gone downhill.

>>47536
Thats a LOTR quote, so they make the best swords.

Critical support for Kronos and Luke. The West must fall!!

>>45316 (me)
I also feel like the show plays it too safe for my liking, like being afraid of killing off major characters or traumatizing comic relief characters like Ty Lee, and the conflicts resolve too quickly sometimes. This show has many trappings of other kids shows, I don't understand why it's considered the greatest show ever. Like, Sonic Forces is mocked for constantly reminding you about the power of friendship but aren't ATLA's characters just outright stating the moral of the episode just as blunt and unsubtle? I dunno, maybe I'm not understanding something. It's like after I've watched Gurren Lagann. Everyone kept saying it is the greatest show ever but I was just like: "Eh."

>>45316
Tbh a lot of adults badly need the moral of the story to be bluntly stated these days.

Zuko backsliding is fair IMO. He'd been away from his family a long time and with the possibility of getting back in his father's good graces it's somewhat understandable he'd go that direction. The conflict is also foreshadowed earlier in scenes with Iroh (vid related) so the idea that they changed this to deal with Mako's death doesn't seem likely.

>>45336
>I also feel like the show plays it too safe for my liking
That's a studio decision for the most part. Which doesn't change the end product but it's less "playing it safe" and more working within certain limits. Jet's death in particular screams that the studio wouldn't let them be more explicit.
>This show has many trappings of other kids shows, I don't understand why it's considered the greatest show ever.
That's because of other things in the show, like the character arcs and world building, not because it lacks characteristically kid-friendly elements. Good show isn't synonymous with "not for kids."

>>45337
>Tbh a lot of adults badly need the moral of the story to be bluntly stated these days.
Well, maybe these adults need to
grow up.
>with the possibility of getting back in his father's good graces
It would have been nice and dandy if he didn't collaborate in imprisoning his own uncle whom he supposedly loves and then actively berate him while visiting him in prison. It's clear they either needed an excuse for Iroh to be silent as they search for a new actor or for Zuko to return to the fire nation.
>Good show isn't synonymous with "not for kids."
Neither is it synonymous with "for kids." The typical cliches and limitations of kids' shows may negatively affect the plot too. When it comes to adult animation at least it doesn't have imposed limits (even though often the kinds of shows which get greenlit in America are crass comedies). And I'm not even talking about web animation 'cause there the sky's the limit, you can literally draw whatever tf you want. As you watch more and more shonen however you kinda start understanding the complaints of the seinen crowd, even though enjoyable shonen do exist despite all the cliches and pandering inherent to the demographic.

Iroh's 2nd voice actor has weighed in on the situation with the franchise
https://x.com/GregBaldwinIroh/status/2063265103315890686

>>45340
>Well, maybe these adults need to
yeah, fuck Greek theater

Can’t wait for season two

idk find something from eastern bloc or china (china isn't really socialist but at least some of them still pretend to be)

teletubbies

code geass has some revolutionary anti colonialist themes
rebel thief who stole the people, korean drama about a robin hood like figure
boondocks is super based