The Labyrinth and the Gordion Knot : ORIGINAL ST.TANN – SELF SUSTAINING COSMIC HATTAH HEART-DANCE OF SHIVA … JUPITER ALIGNMENT

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RX SHIVA

THE HEART OF HATTAH

LION GENERAL ”KUMARA”

THE FIRE-CHRIST

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TZAR DUST

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THE PLEROMA’S

GOLDEN DRAGON

GREAT LIBERATOR

THE ANCIENT COSMIC

CENTRAL SUN

FOUR ARMED SPINNER

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DESTROYER OF

COPYCAT ARCHON (SOURCE) RA YAH

THE FALSE SUN GODS

DELUSIONAL KINGS AND IMITATORS

MISAPPLIED GAME OF THRONES

DRIVING FORCE BEHIND

THE OMNIVERSE

 

NATURE’S VOICE M – RX :

ABOUT THE ROUND TABLE AND THE 13 LIONS

LINK

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I CAN SEE TOMORROW

HEAR THE PANDEMONIUM

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STAR SPANGLED

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THE KINGDOM COME

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ST.TANN

ITS CALLED THE HATTAH HEART

LISTEN AT 7.45 MINS

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Discourses on an Alien Sky #41 |

The Labyrinth and the Gordion Knot

ThunderboltsProject

Published on 6 Jun 2019

In this Discourse David Talbott extends his review of the ancient “labyrinth” theme, suggesting that a concrete explanation could lie within our reach: “It should go without saying that, in the absence of a concrete referent, such storytelling will appear to have no believable interpretation.

But if we tentatively grant the presence of a natural provocation in the ancient sky, the story elements will be EXPECTED, even when a self-serving local variant fails to convince us.”

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“Canst thou bind

The sweet influences of Pleiades,

Or loose the bands of Orion?”

Job 38:31

If inclined to boast of our abilities,

the grandeur of nature

may soon show us how puny we are

FREEDOM – LION OF ORION

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Why Do We Keep Seeing This???

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WSO

Premiered 06/06/2019

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Jupiter gets Close!

Before & After Satellite Imagery

of Recent Severe Weather

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Grand Solar Minimum GSM News

Published on 7 Jun 2019

Jupiter will be so close this weekend, its moons will be visible with binoculars

Observing tips: Finding Jupiter is easy. Because the giant planet is at opposition, it rises in the east at sunset and stays up all night long. The best time to look is around local midnight when Jupiter is hanging relatively high in the southern sky. Even small telescopes will reveal the planet’s oblate disk and stormy cloud belts. And Jupiter’s 4 largest moons can be seen using no more than handheld binoculars

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