RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
ORIGINAL: garthur
I believe we can only put our own interpretations on any symbology.
Unfortunately, we do not have the socio-cultural mindset of the people who existed 2,000 years ago. We have history, texts etc., but even within the oldest belief systems, the mindsets have altered radically.
Hopefully, we are now on the path to achieving balance between opposites.
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Glenys
Excellent post Glenys...
I agree 100% with that...
Now that is what I call good 'waffling' 😉
Amber
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Thank you;)
I have to say that it would be fascinating to read a translation of any of the religious scripts done by a woman/women of the time, though!:D
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Glenys
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
In many ways ancient spiritual symbology is the same as universal truth. A sword is a sword of truth no matter which way one looks at it. In a way it is sad that people do not receive training in symbology anymore for it holds many secrets to the universe and the wisdom of Spirit and the way spirit works. Last century mediums who trained with the Spiritualist church were trained in symbology. This symbology misinterpreted can mislead people down a garden path. It is a beautiful garden that does not necessarily lead anywhere.
Love beyond measure
Kim xx
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
I too would love to read those Glenys. It would be enlightening.
The role of women over the past 6000 to 10,000 years is a fascinating one. The power behind the throne in most cases.;)
It will be wonderful to see how Venus rises.
Have a good evening.
Gxxx
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Disagree yet again Kim, with respect, all is here for information and learning and what can there be to learn if there are not errors to learn from. 😉 Whatever path is taken is a process towards a higher truth.
Gxxxxxxxxx