We are living in a world of illusion
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Rebekah loved Jacob, but Isaac loved the wild game of Esau
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We are living in a world of illusion
I love the Matrix because of its philosophical themes One of them is the idea that you're living in a dreamworld. A world of Illusion. People take this "literally" (from the POV of the movie characters) and wonder if we are living in a computer simulation. We're not. But we are living in a...
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i plan to step out at night so i make sure all the roads i plan to travel are well lit*John 9-10
Jesus answered, Are there not twelve hours in the day? If any man walk in the day, he stumbleth not, because he seeth the light of this world. But if a man walk in the night, he stumbleth, because there is no light in him.
@Marks
Genesis 47:1
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Ahkmenrah's tomb is first seen during daylight as Cecil the previous night guard shows Larry. Larry is then showed the 24 kart gold tablet behind Ahkmenrah that Cecil says is Ahkmenrahs "Most prized possession" and that it was "Worth a fortune". Later when Larry is confused on how everything in the museum is coming to life Theodore Roosevelt shows him the tablet in Ahkmenrah's tomb and explains that it is what brings them all to life. While he does this you can hear Ahkmenrah wailing from inside his sarcophagus and Theodore tells him "Yell all you want Pharaoh, you been in there for 54 years, you're not getting out tonight!" It is thought that the previous night guards told all the free-roaming exhibits not to let Ahkmenrah out with no explanation as to why. That is what lead the other exhibits to fear Ahkmenrah. The next time Larry is at Ahkmenrah's tomb is when he and his son are locked in the tomb by the previous night guards as they steal artifacts. The Anubis, Ahkmenrah's protectors start to attack Larry and his son, Nick. To save their lives Larry slides the stone holding Ahkmenrah in his tomb off and lets the pharaoh out. At first, as Ahkmenrah gets up from his tomb he seems scary with the rags covering his face, however, upon removing the wrappings from his head, Ahkmenrah states " You would not believe how stuffy it is in there" in a British accent, which of course confuses Larry and Nick. Ahkmenrah then explains he was on display at the Egyptology Department at Cambridge University and learned English there. From that point on Larry can tell Ahkmenrah isn't dangerous and has Ahkmenrah help them out of his tomb. later Ahkmenrah translates Hun so that Larry won't be ripped apart by Huns and uses his tablet to summon all the exhibit's back to the museum before dawn so they won't turn to dust. He helps Larry tally up all the animals and exhibits. Then there's a huge dance party the next night where you can see Ahkmenrah playing soccer and dancing.
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Ahkmenrah
Ahkmenrah is a fictional teenaged[1][2] ancient Egyptian Pharaoh who, with his tablet, came to the Museum of Natural History in 1952. More specifically, he is thought to be the 4th Pharaoh of Egypt, based on a statement from his older brother, Kahmunrah, in Night at the Museum: Battle of the...
Pharaoh (Age of Mythology)
The Pharaoh is the leader of the Egyptians in Age of Mythology, and their most powerful regular hero. He is one of two standard heroes available to them, the second being the Priest. Players start with a Pharaoh. They do not take up any population slots but cannot be trained manually. If killed...
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so I was meditating on this
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In english it is regarded as a ark/cradle of bitumen and pitch
but in hebrew it could be interpreted as a ark/box of asphalt and pitch...in the movie its clearly a floating cradle of sorts but the words seem to lend a potentially alternate meaning??!?!
in the egyptian myth of horus and set, it said Set attempted to wade the nile with a boat of stone
so I was meditating on this
Ark of bulrushes - Wikipedia
In english it is regarded as a ark/cradle of bitumen and pitch
but in hebrew it could be interpreted as a ark/box of asphalt and pitch...in the movie its clearly a floating cradle of sorts but the words seem to lend a potentially alternate meaning??!?!
in the egyptian myth of horus and set, it said Set attempted to wade the nile with a boat of stone
Hebrews 11:3
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE
"That's not my father, that's just my reflection"
"You see, he lives in you"
"Father?"
"You have forgotten who you are so you have forgotten me"
"Remember who you are"
Matthew 11:15
Whoever has ears, let them hear.
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Apparently Mufasa lives in Holli WouldIt's the father's time huh
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Having sometime to think about my uk trip and here. People in general allowed themselves to be programmed to the point where they lose themselves. They fit themselves into all these molds for acceptance amongst others that by the time, they have to think for themselves as in what they like personally, theyre saying someone else thoughts and ideas. You may lose a sense of self where you have to end up pushing back and saying this isnt for me. Regardless of where you go in the world, theres always programming set up for you to get plugged into. Its up to you to decide whether you want to build a line of thinking for you or to follow someone else.