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raining on the mystical parade or vibes of gods ever so faithful lambs, on their sunshiny day full of rainbows, look at the pretty colors.
originally posted by: JohnthePhilistine
The practice called Kabbalah is a bastardization of the old Hebrew religion.
It is witchcraft and Lucifer worship that some Hebrews brought with them from their time of bondage in Babylon.
The pharasees were Kabbalalists and that is the basis for Jesus kicking them out of the temple. Most jews of today are kabbalists who use holy books that read like Crowley garbage. Judge for yourself.
www.sacred-texts.com...
originally posted by: Specimen
...., it looks like a more elaborate mind map, and is a expression of customization...Like a banzai tree, difference is, it a literary tree of connect the dots.
...It is also relatable historically to the Judges of Israel and that Jesus Christ was an Essene.
Use of Silk In Ancient Egypt by G.Lubec, J. Holaubek, C. Feldl, B. Lubec, E. Strouhal
(Original print at NATURE, March 4, 1993)
SIR -- On examing hair samples of mummies in the scanning electron microscope we found a piece of tissue between the curls which had the characteristic appearance of silk. To show that the specimen was silk, we performed infrared studies using multiple internal reflection, allowing nondestructive identification of the material. The spectra clearly identified silk.
We perfomred amino-acid anaylsis of the sample according to the method in ref. 2 and obtained the typical spectrum of hydrolysed silk, with high glycine, serine and alanine peaks as originally described by Shimura. To exclude the possibility that the silk specimen could have been added later to the mummy's hair we performed amino-acid racemization studies on the mummy's hydrolysed hair samples and on the hydrolysed silk specimen: proline racemization was used as the marker amino acid. We used an HPLC method for the separation of L and D forms.
The D/L racemization ratios from hair and silk were comparable, which excludes contamination of hair by the silk tissue in recent times. The mummy, a 30-50-year-old female, was found in Thebes, Deir el Medina, at the burial ground of the king's workmen. Based on anthropological data, the mummification method, the burial ground and amino-acid racemization, the mummy can be assigned to the twenty-first dynasty.
The silk industry had its origin in China and the material probably first reached the Mediterranean countries via Persia. Silk was not used in Egypt until later; the earliest example that can be traced is of Ptolemaic date from Mostagedda, a wollen tunic with decorative stripes with a weft of white silk. Lucan, writing in the middle of the first century, described Cleopatra with "her white breasts resplendent through the Sidonian fabric, which, wrought in close texture by the skill of the Seres, the needle of the workmen of the Nile has separated and has loosened the wrap by stretching out the web".
A portion of a coloured silk fabric was found at Qustul, south of Abu Simbel, the exact date of which is not certain, though it is probably not older than the fourth century AD. From the fourth century AD onwards silk became more common in Egypt. Our work suggests that silk was used in Egypt as long as 1,000 years BC, which would shed new light on ancient trading practices.
Archaeologists have unearthed evidence of a prehistoric civilization along the Silk Road in the Gansu province of northwestern China.
According to China’s state-run Xinhua news agency, the discovered settlement dates back between 3,600 and 4,100 years ago. Among the findings are ancient coins, tools, crops, and a copper-smelting mill.
“The mill is the earliest of its kind that has been unearthed,” Zhang Liangren, a professor at Northwest University in Xi’an, told Xinhua. “It will be of great help for studies of the history of Chinese craftsmanship.”
originally posted by: Kashai
a reply to: crowdedskies
Simply offering a generalists position in the consideration that others will look further on there own.
Given they are interested that being there choice.