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Herein is an examination of the word "heavens" and the original word which subsequently was "translated" into "heavens". This examination takes place in GENESIS 1:1 with "heavens" bolded:
בראשית ברא אלהים את השמים ואת הארץ
The word is written with five letters. Working backward from the last three (read right-to-left) we have the following:
מים which is the Hebrew word for 'waters' [plural].
Next we find the letter shin ש which is the Hebrew symbol of 'fire'. To write 'fire' in Hebrew it is written אש as the alef (א) is the Hebrew symbol of 'air' and fire requires air (oxygen) to manifest.
So far we have:
ש - fire
מים - waters
The final (first) letter is ה which is the Hebrew symbol of 'window' and/or 'mirror'. When at the beginning of a Hebrew word, it is translated as "the". This window, however, is double-sided - two possible "states" depending on from which direction one is looking. It describes the same concept as with an interrogation room connected to an observation room divided by a double-sided window such that the former-to-latter yields a "window" while simultaneously the latter-to-former yields a "mirror". An interrogated subject can not "see" into the interrogation room (seeing only a mirror) while interrogators can "see" into the interrogation room looking through a "window". The letter ה is the archetype that describes this phenomena in its broadest terms not only applying to the above scenario / use of it.
We thus have the word rendered "heavens" as:
ה - window
ש - fire
מים - water
which can be read in a number of ways:
"the window into the fire in/of waters"
"the mirror of (about) fire waters"
"the firey waters; the fire in/of the waters"
"heavens"
Whereas the first three roughly describe the nature of what is being talked about, the last "heavens" made use of by English translated Bibles does not do this.
We find the Hebrew word for fire (complete with its source of air/oxygen) in the first word of Genesis 1:1
בראשית
The word השמים "heavens", when examined in the original language, is 3/5 'water', 1/5 'fire' and 1/5 'window/mirror'.
Upon the creation of the solar system, a product of which is the planet earth upon which we all are alive, the earth in her infancy (approx. 4.5 billion years ago) was essentially a ball of fire; hot, volcanic; hot pools of liquid elements. By 2.5 billion years ago, the earth had drastically cooled to a point whereby global temperatures were well below zero, rendering an ice (water) ball. As the earth developed (ultimately into what is present day earth) it underwent several cycles of heating/cooling that rendered it, at times, a global pool of water (mud-like) orbiting a ball of fire (sun). This relationship between heating (core of the earth) and cooling (surface of the earth) to produce life-sustaining equilibrium is the principle causal component of life to be generated, sustained and/or destroyed.
It is interesting to find the relationship between fire and water at the Genesis of the solar system as we find it in Genesis 1:1. The implication being that "Genesis"; or creation, first happens by means of a relationship between fire and water; that oscillate between states of heat and cool to produce an equilibrium that may sustain life to some degree.
It essentially renders all subsequent notions of "heavens" being a "place" somehow and/or somewhere else other than the physical planet itself, because the physical planet itself is the "earth" product of the "fire" "waters":
בראשית - In the beginning
ברא - created
אלהים - 'GOD'
את - (incoming) [direct object]
השמים - "the heavens"
ואת - and (incoming) [direct object]
הארץ - the earth.
Unfortunately, as is with השמים rendered "the heavens", the other six words' meanings are not in any way imparted through the English words used to translate them. It is such undertakings that has led to beings imagining there is an exterior "heaven" that one may retire to if he/she has follows some empire-based/driven theology involving idols. This is a kind of lunacy that continues to be a primary destructive force on the planet which brings me to what I wish to impart to "believers":
1. "Belief" is not a virtue. It is a kind of madness.
2. There is no "heaven" outside of the planet upon which we all live.
3. Truth itself must be the authority; not the other way around.
As such I stand in opposition to idol-based religions such as Christianity and Islam - the two most prevalent and (I argue) destructive forces on this planet in terms of God-infused ideologies (with exception to strictly secular institutions perhaps derived from them in some way).
This is one of many reasons which render the institutions of Christianity and Islam both idol-based imaginations of things unreal (mark of insanity). Imagining a Savior Man will rule for a thousand years and/or one will receive virgins in heaven for carrying out the "will" of...?
As such "believers" are free to post their imagined conceptions of "heaven" in accordance to whatever theology they ascribe to and we can talk about how ridiculous they are given what "heavens" actually means as it is was originally written.
בראשית ברא אלהים את השמים ואת הארץ
The word is written with five letters. Working backward from the last three (read right-to-left) we have the following:
מים which is the Hebrew word for 'waters' [plural].
Next we find the letter shin ש which is the Hebrew symbol of 'fire'. To write 'fire' in Hebrew it is written אש as the alef (א) is the Hebrew symbol of 'air' and fire requires air (oxygen) to manifest.
So far we have:
ש - fire
מים - waters
The final (first) letter is ה which is the Hebrew symbol of 'window' and/or 'mirror'. When at the beginning of a Hebrew word, it is translated as "the". This window, however, is double-sided - two possible "states" depending on from which direction one is looking. It describes the same concept as with an interrogation room connected to an observation room divided by a double-sided window such that the former-to-latter yields a "window" while simultaneously the latter-to-former yields a "mirror". An interrogated subject can not "see" into the interrogation room (seeing only a mirror) while interrogators can "see" into the interrogation room looking through a "window". The letter ה is the archetype that describes this phenomena in its broadest terms not only applying to the above scenario / use of it.
We thus have the word rendered "heavens" as:
ה - window
ש - fire
מים - water
which can be read in a number of ways:
"the window into the fire in/of waters"
"the mirror of (about) fire waters"
"the firey waters; the fire in/of the waters"
"heavens"
Whereas the first three roughly describe the nature of what is being talked about, the last "heavens" made use of by English translated Bibles does not do this.
We find the Hebrew word for fire (complete with its source of air/oxygen) in the first word of Genesis 1:1
בראשית
The word השמים "heavens", when examined in the original language, is 3/5 'water', 1/5 'fire' and 1/5 'window/mirror'.
Upon the creation of the solar system, a product of which is the planet earth upon which we all are alive, the earth in her infancy (approx. 4.5 billion years ago) was essentially a ball of fire; hot, volcanic; hot pools of liquid elements. By 2.5 billion years ago, the earth had drastically cooled to a point whereby global temperatures were well below zero, rendering an ice (water) ball. As the earth developed (ultimately into what is present day earth) it underwent several cycles of heating/cooling that rendered it, at times, a global pool of water (mud-like) orbiting a ball of fire (sun). This relationship between heating (core of the earth) and cooling (surface of the earth) to produce life-sustaining equilibrium is the principle causal component of life to be generated, sustained and/or destroyed.
It is interesting to find the relationship between fire and water at the Genesis of the solar system as we find it in Genesis 1:1. The implication being that "Genesis"; or creation, first happens by means of a relationship between fire and water; that oscillate between states of heat and cool to produce an equilibrium that may sustain life to some degree.
It essentially renders all subsequent notions of "heavens" being a "place" somehow and/or somewhere else other than the physical planet itself, because the physical planet itself is the "earth" product of the "fire" "waters":
בראשית - In the beginning
ברא - created
אלהים - 'GOD'
את - (incoming) [direct object]
השמים - "the heavens"
ואת - and (incoming) [direct object]
הארץ - the earth.
Unfortunately, as is with השמים rendered "the heavens", the other six words' meanings are not in any way imparted through the English words used to translate them. It is such undertakings that has led to beings imagining there is an exterior "heaven" that one may retire to if he/she has follows some empire-based/driven theology involving idols. This is a kind of lunacy that continues to be a primary destructive force on the planet which brings me to what I wish to impart to "believers":
1. "Belief" is not a virtue. It is a kind of madness.
2. There is no "heaven" outside of the planet upon which we all live.
3. Truth itself must be the authority; not the other way around.
As such I stand in opposition to idol-based religions such as Christianity and Islam - the two most prevalent and (I argue) destructive forces on this planet in terms of God-infused ideologies (with exception to strictly secular institutions perhaps derived from them in some way).
This is one of many reasons which render the institutions of Christianity and Islam both idol-based imaginations of things unreal (mark of insanity). Imagining a Savior Man will rule for a thousand years and/or one will receive virgins in heaven for carrying out the "will" of...?
As such "believers" are free to post their imagined conceptions of "heaven" in accordance to whatever theology they ascribe to and we can talk about how ridiculous they are given what "heavens" actually means as it is was originally written.
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