Moon

Not that they do not sing by day; indeed, the bird was even then singing, but the naming these "nossuri," from "nosses" (the moon) and "surada" (I sing), was a distinctive Poseid ornithological term.

The tablets tell the tale—each moon—change marking destruction by madness or disease, or yet of safety and success with blessed health.

Yet the mood of them who builded lingers still about the arch that crumbles where the stars look down and Moon glints with new glory—glory vast but mocking.

And on one sheet is marked instructions plain to read the colors of the rainbow, Moon and clouds and blossoms; tone of birds, aye, all that star-men taught.

Thou asketh of the origin of "wheat," the golden corn that rustled at the breath of eve and drank the waters of the Southern Moon, and glistened as the coin which all do crave?

An infant born was closely watched by leech, and if, perchance, the moon had risen round six times and it showed weakness of the brain its life went out to gods who bore the soul, they well believed, to heaven for infants' souls.

Volcanoes in a state of lesser rage and heat cast up from mud great shells that bore such pearls the eye did give a thrust of light in viewing what the smith held on his tray—the moon—pale ring of pearl of palest rose, or jet which mocked the eye of the beholder.

Of tide-play of the Moon the creature formed from stroke of Potency which lies within its center and its growth-realms.

Atlantians read the moon as page of book or thoughts condensed on pillars.

Thus they spake: "The Moon-men, mad, have cast their thoughts to

[paragraph continues]Harvest Moon, when brain disease was rampant in that land of heavy light-pressure, under rays of moon, which now has changed its full condition, through the dying out of light important to all planets set in "heaven" and ruled by strong vibrative law.

Moon conditions change each one thousand years.

"The slaves bear witness that I first beheld her tears of widowhood, and when the moon shall fail and darkness clothes the night, and yet another rises over Ocean red and full, I shall recall the promise of the king and claim her."

Thus to the shore they bore them, to great piles, the pyres that lit the night when Moon was dark and low

Learned they, too, its uses in a draught—elixir—sluggish medicine for ailments of the mad; those "moon-struck," called, for so tradition spake, that bismuth was a casting out of planets in their growth in dawn of time—Eternity's great dust which maketh worlds.

A phosphorescent light which softly lit the hall as doth moon rays smiting at the full—the southern moon, when stored in crystal globe the oil.

The dome created by his skill showed Moon and Stars—the Pleiades, Orion, Mars the worshipped one, and other sparks of ether there shone down.

The "world" which made destruction on the steppes was but a comet force drawn in the vortex of an older globe, akin to Moon but greater in its bulk.

The moon he sullen saw, worn hollow here, at variance there with all the laws of symmetry.

Yea, thus I swear who read the time by Stars and Moon in transit.

The long night through the great Moon circles, gives us light to send the souls from bodies sheltering.

Sunk the sun and bright as burnished silver swung the Tropic Moon, her million lamps all lighted.

The wily men of Asia spake at length: “Ye men of Northland love the cold, white moon, but we who dwell where reach its smiting beams know well its virulence, its baleful power.

"The dead are warriors, such their fate," they spake, but far beyond the shining Moon their souls are wending.

Law did not then as now exist, perfected through the patient ellipse of centuries, aye, aeons, that brought to one great focus the lines which denote a perfect balance of globes, descending at a certain ratio as they meet at one fixed point, to continue their round to other point, assigned through law which hath adjusted the motion of the moving bodies designated as Moon, Stars, Earth.

Not by the Moon's pale ray or starlight's flutter went the land to rest beneath the water, but like wheel of blood the solar orb rose fully.

Like the Egyptians they embalmed their dead, they worshipped sun, moon, and planets, but over and above these adored a Deity "omnipresent, who knoweth all things ...

Conquest of the Island: The Amazones subdued all cities on their island except Menê (Moon), a sacred city with volcanic activity and precious stones (anthrax, sardion, smaragdos).

.The Amazones (Amazons), then, the account continues, being a race superior in valour and eager for war, first of all subdued all the cities on the island except one called Menê (Moon), which was considered to be sacred and was inhabited by Aithiopian Ikhthyophagoi (Fish-Eaters), and was also subject to great eruptions of fire and possessed a multitude of the precious stones which the Greeks call anthrax, sardion, and smaragdos; and after this they subdued many of the neighbouring Libyans and nomad tribes, and founded within the marsh Tritonis a great city which they named Kherronesos (Chersonese) (Peninsular) after its shape.Setting out from the city of Kherronesos, the account continues, the Amazones embarked upon great ventures, a longing having come over them to invade many parts of the inhabited world.

At the full moon, when the sea was stormy, she ran over the wild waves, calling to the sailors that they would all be lost if they did not worship her.

This awareness is key to opening the gates to a new civilization, balanced with the forces of the Moon and the Sun, and allowing new knowledge from other dimensions to enter this reality.

Some members of the Nazi regime are said to have escaped to the Moon, Mars, and beyond, but the Andromedan forces have been rounding them up.

Avin provides information about the Saturnian moon Enceladus, revealing that it was part of a plot by dark forces to divert the moon from its orbit, potentially causing it to collide with Earth.

In fact, efforts are being made to peacefully remove malevolent forces, including Anunnaki Reptilians from the Moon.

However, they stress that there are still old factions of reptilians who have not heeded warnings to leave Earth and the Moon.

Ships are also stationed over Earth's moon, Mars, Proxima Centauri, and other star systems.

The Andromedan beings discuss the reptilian efforts to take control of parts of the galaxy, including Mars, the Moon, and Earth.

During a micronova, or just before, when the sun has swollen, the moon won’t be big enough to block the whole sun, and it will look like a white rim around the moon, like a white sidewall tire.

They revealed the presence of an invisible companion to the sun and discussed the arrival of a second moon.

This event is part of a larger cosmic process, and the second moon would only be visible for a limited period.

The current moon, according to the Elohim, is not a natural celestial body but an artificial, hollow structure brought to Earth’s orbit to stabilize the planet.

Mars, previously the moon of this planet, also suffered damage during this conflict.

This full moon lunar eclipse occurs with the Sun in Virgo and the Moon in Pisces.

However, the involvement of Black Moon Lilith adds a layer of shadow work, urging individuals to confront hidden fears and patterns that may hinder personal growth.

Rays of many-hued lights, some brilliant, some soft-tinted as those of a spectroscopic image of the moon, played from point to point in exhausted air-tubes, and as the colors changed, so did the notes of music, for every ray of light, whatsoever its source, is a pulsing choral note, if developed rightly.

When I neared the spot where my meeting had occurred with the white-turbaned stranger, this time in a car, which I checked from running overfast, I saw his commanding figure standing in full view in the bright light of the tropic moon.

The conversation shifts to Mars, which Billy claims was once a habitable moon orbiting a larger planet that is now the asteroid belt.

He notes the presence of symbols like the crescent moon and the stars of the Pleiades on the naous, which are found in many cultures as symbols of the origin of beings who taught humanity agriculture and civilization.

Thoth was often depicted with the head of an ibis, and the bird was revered in connection with intellectual pursuits and the moon.

On Sacred Texts, his chapter on Greek gods and Atlantean kings states that Peru’s sun, moon, and planet worship “probably represents very closely the simple and primitive religion of Atlantis,” with sacrifices of fruits and flowers.

23 From one New Moon to another and from one Sabbath to another, all mankind will come and bow down before me,” says YHWH.

23 "And it shall come to pass, that from one new moon to another, and from one Sabbath to another, all flesh shall come to worship before Me, says YHWH."

The Phoenician cosmogony describes the universe's origin from chaotic gas, leading to the birth of gods and the creation of the sun, moon, and stars.

Mot shone forth, with sun and moon, stars and great constellations.

And thou, O pale, cold moon, bear witness of my resolve"--I cried aloud, raising my hands to heaven--"And ye also, ye glittering diamonds of the sky."

Description: Governs the movement of planets, moons, and other celestial objects within the solar system, ensuring their orbits and rotations are consistent and predictable.

Description: Governs the interactions between planets, moons, and other celestial bodies, including gravitational influences, tidal forces, and other interplanetary effects.

Description: Governs the orbits and rotations of planets, moons, and other celestial bodies, ensuring stable and predictable movements.

Level: The Moon, seen as the lowest level of existence in the Ray of Creation.

Description: Governs the resistance to change in motion or state, emphasizing the Moon's lack of autonomous movement or influence.

Description: Reflects the Moon's highly mechanical nature, governed by automatic processes without conscious intervention.

Description: The Moon is entirely dependent on the Earth and Sun for its existence and influence, lacking independent action.

Description: Governs the Moon's function of reflecting sunlight rather than generating its own light, symbolizing passive existence.

Description: Emphasizes the repetitive and predictable nature of the Moon's phases and movements.

Description: Governs the gravitational interaction between the Moon and the Earth, affecting tides and ecological rhythms.

Description: Influences the Moon's gravitational pull on Earth, contributing to its mechanical interactions.

Description: Reflects the Moon's lack of significant surface change, lacking atmosphere or dynamic processes like weathering.

Description: Governs the Moon's interactions with other celestial bodies and cosmic forces.

Description: Reflects the Moon's reliance on external sources of energy, such as the Sun's light.

Description: Maintains the Moon's structural integrity despite external influences and collisions.

Description: Governs the Moon's synchronized rotation and revolution, resulting in the same side always facing Earth.

Description: Governs the effects of meteorite impacts on the Moon's surface, creating craters.

Description: Reflects the Moon's lack of atmosphere, resulting in extreme surface conditions.

Description: Governs the Moon's heat dissipation into space due to its lack of atmosphere.

Description: Reflects the extreme temperature variations on the Moon due to its lack of atmosphere.

Description: Governs the Moon's synchronous rotation with its orbit, always showing the same face to Earth.

Description: Governs the Moon's reflection of sunlight, influencing Earth's night-time illumination.

Description: Reflects the Moon's impact on biological cycles, such as animal behavior and plant growth.

Description: Governs the alignment of the Sun, Earth, and Moon, resulting in solar and lunar eclipses.

Description: Reflects the gravitational binding between Earth and the Moon, influencing their relative motion.

Description: Governs the Moon's albedo, or reflectivity, affecting its brightness as seen from Earth.

Description: Reflects the Moon's composition, including minerals like basalt and anorthosite.

Description: Reflects the Moon's lack of life due to its harsh environmental conditions.

Description: Governs the Moon's lack of geophysical activity, resulting in a stable surface over time.

Description: Reflects the Moon's exposure to cosmic radiation due to its lack of atmosphere and magnetic field.

Description: Governs the formation of the Moon's regolith, or surface dust, due to micrometeorite impacts.

Description: Governs the Moon's gravitational pull, causing tides on Earth.

Description: Reflects the formation of craters, maria, and highlands on the Moon's surface.

Description: Governs the gravitational interaction between the Moon and Earth, influencing tides and orbital motion.

Description: Reflects the Moon's role in shielding Earth from some celestial impacts.

Description: Governs the balance of thermal energy on the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the effects of tidal friction on the Earth-Moon system, influencing rotational dynamics.

Description: Governs the absorption of solar energy on the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the absence of plate tectonics on the Moon, resulting in a geologically inactive surface.

Description: Governs the Moon's gravitational force, affecting the behavior of objects on its surface.

Description: Governs the transfer of heat from the Moon's interior to its surface.

Description: Reflects the Moon's ability to reflect sunlight, influencing its appearance.

Description: Governs the formation of craters due to meteorite impacts on the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the Moon's impact on human culture, mythology, and timekeeping.

Description: Governs the material ejected from the Moon's surface during impacts.

Description: Reflects the slow erosion of craters on the Moon's surface.

Description: Governs the absorption of solar radiation by the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the Moon's synchronous orbit with its rotation.

Description: Reflects the absence of atmospheric pressure on the Moon.

Description: Governs the Moon's minor seismic activity, or "moonquakes."

Description: Reflects the minimal erosion processes on the Moon compared to Earth.

Description: Governs the Moon's thermal response to changes in solar radiation.

Description: Reflects the texture and roughness of the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the Moon's stabilizing effect on Earth's axial tilt and rotation.

Description: Reflects the limited geological activity on the Moon compared to Earth.

Description: Governs the reflection of radiation from the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the absence of life due to the harsh conditions on the Moon.

Description: Reflects the gravitational locking that keeps the same side of the Moon facing Earth.

Description: Reflects the diversity of minerals found on the Moon's surface.

Description: Governs the formation and composition of the Moon's crust.

Description: Reflects the minimal volcanic activity on the Moon.

Description: Reflects the exposure of the Moon's surface to cosmic and solar radiation.

Description: Governs the Moon's influence on Earth's orbit and rotation.

Description: Reflects the Moon's weak magnetic field compared to Earth.

Description: Reflects the composition and structure of the Moon's crust.

Description: Governs the movement and composition of the Moon's surface regolith.

Description: Reflects the lack of weathering processes on the Moon's surface.

Description: Governs the balance of incoming and outgoing radiation on the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the absence of a hydrological cycle on the Moon.

Description: Governs the orbital dynamics of the Moon around Earth.

Description: Reflects the hardness and composition of the Moon's surface.

Description: Governs the tidal interaction between the Moon and Earth.

Description: Governs the transfer of heat through radiation on the Moon.

Description: Reflects the lack of atmospheric or water erosion agents on the Moon.

Description: Reflects the minimal presence of organic material on the Moon.

Description: Governs the patterns of reflection seen on the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the minimal tidal heating effect on the Moon.

Description: Governs the fracturing and cracking of the Moon's surface.

Description: Governs the adhesion of particles on the Moon's surface.

Description: Reflects the Moon's low gravitational influence on objects.

Description: Reflects the absence of a climate system on the Moon.

Description: Governs the balance of thermal radiation on the Moon's surface.

Description: Governs the propagation of seismic waves within the Moon.

Description: Reflects the minimal variation in gravitational force across the Moon's surface.

Complexity and Constraint: The ninety-six laws illustrate the high degree of mechanicalness and constraint on the Moon, emphasizing its lack of life and dynamic processes compared to Earth.

Mechanical Nature: These laws reflect the Moon's highly mechanical nature, governed by automatic processes without conscious intervention.

Influence on Earth: Despite its mechanicalness, the Moon plays a crucial role in influencing Earth's tides, stability, and ecological rhythms.

The site contains symbols of the crescent moon and stars, which Wallis interprets as a star map pointing to the Taurus constellation and the Pleiades.

In this pre-sexual era, humans were heavily dependent on external conditions, such as the sun and moon, to regulate their activities.

YHWH's triumph was not complete without facing the stars and the moon, symbolic of the many gods who adorned the night sky.

In a final celestial battle, YHWH's radiant light pierced the darkness, outshining the stars and casting the moon into obscurity.

Hyperion: The Titan god of light, father of the sun god Helios, the moon goddess Selene, and the dawn goddess Eos.

Selene: Goddess of the moon.

Transition: Huitzilopochtli, the god of the sun and war, fought and defeated his siblings, the stars and the moon, establishing himself as the primary deity.