daniel wrote: ↑Wed Sep 12, 2018 5:49 pm
If you are making a reference to the ANNUNAKI, "amphibian eye" would be more appropriate, as the depictions of the gods that survive tend to show them as aquatic, upright amphibians with large, thick tails.
Yes, I meant it that way.
daniel wrote: ↑Wed Sep 12, 2018 5:49 pm
There is a discussion on Dragons....
I read myself into this discussion some time ago. I grew up with the stories of the Basilisk (of Vienna) and the "Lindwurm". Today these creatures are for me gene experiments of ENKI and consortium ....
More than twenty years ago I came across Douglas Monroe's book "Merlyn's Legacy" (in the original "The 21 Lessons of Merlyn: A Study in Druid Magic & Lore"). In the chapter "The Dragon Island" this spell is embedded in a story:
Cum Saxum Saxorum,
In duersum montum oparum da -
In Aetibulum, In quinatum:
Draconis!
which in translation means something like that:
(sorry, I am neither good in Latein nor in English, fine that there are translation helpers)
With the stone of stones occupy yourself,
with the conquest of the mountains,
in the Fifth Age of the Dragon.
In the "Workbook - Merlyns Teachings" you can read the instructions for this ritual, with this symbol

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In my summer nights at the campfire, I discovered this symbol also in the starry sky, beginning in the early evening with Arktur. Even before it really gets dark and the majority of the stars are visible all around, one star after the other rises for this very geometry.
I sense a connection in all this, but I cannot give any explanation for it.