it? Is that the reason? Maybe. Maybe not.
Yet, if they want to find it what is preventing them? The omnipotence of the past, the sum of the past events, averaging of the past? Are they the cause for our inadequate knowledge? For, by believing that we know the past to its detail, even though we are constantly aping it, we only blur our understanding of the future.
What if there is no aborigine word, or if it is deeply asleep, i.e. it is not timed. Is that the proof that the human language is impermanent and without the real creator? (Regarding, that the Universe keeps expanding, showing no intention to return to its beginning, our language does not have a good perspective. Dispersion of meanings will increase and the taste of the original cry will get completely lost).
My next question is: Is there a dark word? Like dark material? What does it contain and where is it hidden? In another word?
A lot of research will have to be needed and it will be difficult to find the aborigine word as well as the dark word because of the multiplicity of the word’s forms. Besides, our words that are only tare leftovers contaminated by the celestial, prevent us to enter the meta layer of words.
NEW JERUSALEM
The oldest name for Jerusalem is Kuds. The center of it must have been Abraham’s sacrificial altar on Mount Moriah, today’s Temple Mount. My theory is that Jerusalem exists in two forms, one is spiritual and the other material. Jerusalem as spirit is stronger and more fatalistic. About the name Jerusalem I can say the following: Jerusalem should be named ‘God provides’ or Moriah (God provides is the exclamation made by God’s messenger, the angel Gabriel who prevented Abraham from sacrificing his son Isaac by showing him an oven in a bush and saying: ‘God provides!’ This statement is incorporated into the spirit of Jerusalem probably indicating that despite all disasters that Jerusalem was exposed to, nothing is to be afraid of for in the end things will be set right by God himself).
Why should Jerusalem be named ‘God provides’ or Moriah? Because the word Jerusalem lacks the previously mentioned God’s hint. The word Jerusalem even indicates a hostile take-over of a foreign speaking place! This place is Karsag, the capital of Anunaki who were cursed by God, for coming to the Earth and meddling with his work. If they were cursed, their city, or the name for it was cursed too and the word Jerusalem, coming from the word Karsag might carry in itself the curse of Anunaki. Besides, the name of the capital leaves marks on the nation.
I picked up some words that are etymologically similar to the word Jerusalem. They are all hallowed words, however most of them infiltrated with a connotation of destruction:
Karsag: the capital of Eden
Hirodul (egypt) : The Chief Priest of fire and the supervisor of the castration of candidates for priests on the 25th of March
gasiljan (got.): german Geisler, meaning hostage, a human victim;
hari+sfom (old Hebrew.): site of fire; it is the name for the burnt down Sodoma as well);
sdom: in Slovenian it means Žale, (a burial place in the capital)
And then there are words or data, containing historical data of Jerusalem, but on the other hand have no etymological connection with it.
- Abraham’s offering altar
- I wonder where is Jacob’s cornerstone of Seti situated, given that there are no Salomon’s buildings. Salomon had the cornerstone, on which rested Jacob’s head when running from Beersheba to Ur, built into the altar of the Temple of Jerusalem.
- The prophet Mali Isaiah kept running in protest against the influence of Babylon a few years around the Temple of Jerusalem.
- Menelik from Saba robbed the temple and took away ark of the Covenant. Menelik is the son of Salomon and Bilqis, Queen of Sheba.
- Mary, Mother of God had a cottage in Jerusalem, mentioned twice in the Bible: after the resurrection Jesus appeared to the apostles and women in his mother’s cottage; after having been released from jail Peter finds refuge there;
- Jacob’s church congregation was moved from the demolished Jerusalem to Pale;
- Lalibela, coming from the generation arising from the relationship between Salomon and Zagve, the maid of the Queen of Sheba, builds in Sheba a copy of Jerusalem and its ground plan.
- Al-Buraq, a creature from heavens (resembles the horse or a mare) carried the Islamic prophet Muhammad into the Sky from Abraham’s hill.
- The Holy Family went back to live in Nazareth; I find the word Nazareth in the name of the place Arsanet, where the Holy kings came from; I understand the moving of the word Arsanet toward Nazareth as a common Indo-European space.
- Whose grave is under Ibrahim Mosque? Joseph’s according to Jews? Which Joseph is meant? Joseph of Egypt rests in The Cave of the Patriarchs, also called the Cave of Machpelah on Goren, however the Jews do not believe in Mary’s Joseph; Justus from Arimatea? No, no, this is David’s grave.
- Seul (salem – Jerusalem) in Korean it means people, so: The People of God!
- A tip where the syntagma about the chosen people comes from is also the word Meslamtae. If the word Jerusalem means jeru = holy and salem = people, then it can be presumed that the inhabitants of Jerusalem regarded themselves and their city as being protected by the God himself. The quote jer + salem echoes in Moon’s twin Meslamtae that was destroyed. (Meslamtae = Jerusalem)
- There are different variations of live beings: those with tails, horned, on the hard shoulder, table-sized and with a name, separated from the carrier, dressed in lustrated skin of a fellow man (when a man was skinned and the skin was prepared, specially treated, so that it could be worn as a robe by a priest, it was forgotten whose skin it was, in fact) – Is a similar bad luck, of being lustrated and then forgotten, possible to happen to a place as well, a place like Jerusalem? Is there a threat to Jerusalem to be even erased from the face of the earth? Will it disappear, processed into something more usable? A shiver, coming from Jerusalem, Worms and York (all these names mean Jerusalem) has reached New York. But why a shiver? And why New York? Because of the word New added to the word York. Namely, York shouldn’t be named into New York. The word New is reserved for Jerusalem and using it with other names means desecration of sacred Syntagma the New (Michael) Jerusalem! The pastorale splashed over the edge on the11. 09. 2011.
- History repeats itself. I can draw a parallel between the years 1963 and 2001. In 1963 both Kennedys were killed and American song mourned the USA more than the Kennedys. 38 years passed from 1963 to 2001 and 38 years passed from the year 33, when Jesus wept over Jerusalem, prophesizing its destruction, which happened in the year 71.
- The dominant spirit of the ancient city of Karsag, a hereditary impulse in the word Jerusalem, dictated a message about Jerusalem to the Prophet who will come to the Earth from the Heaven. His duty will be the restoration of the paradise on the Earth, a New Jerusalem, which would be a great consolation for the place, at the moment torn apart like the clothing of the Crucified. It is understood that the New Jerusalem is going to be created for pious service only, regarding the only survivors after the end of the world will be God’s servants.
Whatever the place of our stay is – habitat, Kibbutz, paradise simulation or a city that is nothing but a robot, we have to admit that nowadays man enters the time as an alien material and sad as it is, the man is alien to the man as well. (This is the time when Justice is not only blindfolded but beheaded as well. Where is the merciful Tmu-Ra who would create a replacement head for the beheaded. A funny question: who picked up the head of Justice from the ground and is keeping it?)
I have to add: instead of the holy city adapting to the world one would expect the world to be rebuilt according to God’s pattern.
There is another word that is forcing upon my mind in connection with Abraham’s Jerusalem A very promising word, and that is Methuselah. I dare say: Jerusalem is Methuselah or Methuselah is New Jerusalem. ( He is known having a great sword (Sword of Methuselah) that conquers evils and ghosts.(Wikipedia.))
("Man of the dart/spear", or alternatively "his
death shall bring judgment"[1]) is the man reported to have lived the longest at the age of 969 in the Hebrew Bible. (Wikipedia)
P E T E R
I have already written in one of my previous essays that according to my opinion, Peter does not mean rock. I used to connect the word Peter with the word petelin (Slovenian word for rooster) but later came to the conclusion that this sounded too Slovenian and that the derivatives from the word petelin have nothing to do with St. Peter, regarding his personality.
Then the word avatar started to offer itself as a better choice. Avatar is the Lord of the Universe, hanging toward the Earth with his head down, which is consistent with Peter, crucified with his head down.
I am now opening a new explanation of the word Peter with the assistance of the word pharaoh. The word pharaoh is derived from the word per-aa, meaning House of Lords or Parliament. In connection with the word Peter also the word šotor, Slovenian word for tent comes to my mind (P-eter: š-otor). The tent in this case is of course the Holy tent, the predecessor of Salomon’s Temple.
(There is not only an etymological connection between Peter and šotor (tent) but historical as well. Moses was, together with Israeli tribes on their flight from Egypt, carrying The Presence of God in the Holy tent; Jesus says to Peter, you are Peter,