Chris

Well,and yesterday there was a lot of talk around here about us, us, us, facing and embrancing your own shadows and darkness to become whole with oneself. Maybe its also a “kind” reminder that dont matter what, enlightment is only trough them. That this whole thing its not about us. At all.

The Moon is always a symbol of the femine, the complement of the masculine energy of the Sun. It could be Sarah or even… The mother?

Yes, I was just thinking about that (saw you guys talking about it at Slack)… Out with the old, in with the new, maybe? (Woke up today with a crazy idea about Noah taking over Horace, or something like that)
Stop with the old projudices and start to think with brand new points of view and brand new… Clues? Ideas? Characters? Points of view?…[Read more]

And if it is (possible) where is the real Noah?

So the song is actually a Celtic poem from the 17th-century… About a man who lost the woman he loved, who died a virgin. The priests come to him – in some of the translations concerned, in others pretty mad – because he cant move on from his grieve…

We all thought about the mother right away, but I woke up today with that story about Horace…[Read more]

So the song is actually a Celtic poem from the 17th-century… About a man who lost the woman he loved, who died a virgin. The priests come to him – in some of the translations concerned, in others pretty mad – because he cant move on from his grieve…

We all thought about the mother right away, but I woke up today with that story about Horace…[Read more]

So the song is actually a Celtic poem from the 17th-century… About a man who lost the woman he loved, who died a virgin. The priests come to him – in some of the translations concerned, in others pretty mad – because he cant move on from his grieve…

We all thought about the mother right away, but I woke up today with that story about Horace…[Read more]

So the song is actually a Celtic poem from the 17th-century… About a man who lost the woman he loved, who died virgin. The priests come to him – in some of the translations concerned, in others pretty mad – because he cant move on from his grieve…

We all thought about the mother right away, but I woke up today with that story about Horace…[Read more]

So the song is actually a Celtic poem fr 17th-century… About a man who lost the woman he loved, who died virgin. The priests come to him – in some of the translations concerned, in others pretty mad – because he cant move on from the grieve…

We all thought about the mother right away, but I wake up today with that story about Horace killing…[Read more]

@shankfx22

I´ve joked that I´m going a little crazy here and thinking about the whole family/bigger picture thing, the whole RA/Horus/Set Ancient Egypt thing, the Sun/Son, the whole story about Horus´ eye (Resurrection) and I´m starting to think that instead of Anoch, this time they will try to rise dear Mommy form the dead, rs. (Laughs ner…[Read more]

LOL, I´m going a little crazy here and thinking about the whole family/bigger picture thing, the whole RA/Horus/Set Ancient Egypt thing, the Sun/Son, and I´m starting to think that instead of Anoch, this time they will try to rise dear Mommy form the dead, rs. (Laughs nervously while tipping).

Whats different? And I also asked about any new characters….
So maybe we will have a new character coming in? The Mother?

“See the whole picture.” A family portrait maybe? Dont count the trees, look at the forest. Dont worry about individuals, look at the whole… family?

The lyrics are full of meaning, I will write bellow a few things, just…[Read more]

I know the Horace/Horus name association is a too good to pass kind of thing, but if we take the characters “personality”, does Horace really goes for the God who fought to protect the Egyptian people against his uncle? Most of all, he is in this mythology, the figure of the “Son” and not the father, as Horace here… I know that Horus was the God…[Read more]

@shankfx22
But the question is? How this massive energy created by this will be used?
I also love this symbolism of the yin yang, its one of my favorites. Its really shows that light does not exist without dark, rightness without caos, and all the analogies possible here. The alchemists had an amazing view of the ouroboros also, as the world…[Read more]

@shankfx22 I was just reading your post! 😉 thanks!

I was just reading your post! 😉 thanks!

And just to show that wholeness has everything to do with knowledge – ans isn´t knowledge what we are also searching in here? (even if it is, after all, only self knowledge?) I will leave this image here:

Food for thought. 😉