Originally posted by DaisyAnne
Originally posted by Time2Shift
Who is Lucifer? According to Notes in Howard Bloom's The Lucifer Principle---
"The prophet Isaiah used the term "Lucifer" merely to refer poetically to the King of Babylon, not exactly his favorite monarch. Later, Christians
like John Milton would take Isaiah's figure of speech and weave an elaborate tale around it, crafting a devil of impressive proportions."
Yes, and there are other uses of this epithet Lucifer, not least of which in Revelations where Jesus uses it to refer to himself:
"I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning
star."
Revelation 22:16
I read once that the secret behind the true identity of Lucifer lay within the depths of Humanity itself. Humanity is, on mass, a Great Entity that
fell into generation, as depicted in the Fall from Grace. The great Coming of Mind was where the Spirit of Humanity fell into the form of the animal
kingdom, thus creating a new and Fourth Kingdom of Nature, the Human Kingdom. That place in nature were we, as dual minded beings, first become aware
of ourselves as internal/eternal Father Spirit and external/temporary Mother Earth. We suddenly became aware of good and evil and thus we became
Human.
And so the conflict continues between good and evil, formless and form, spirit and matter. And this is, I believe, the reason for the confusion
between Lucifer, the Lightbearer and d-evil or satan, the light restrictor.
The way out of this conundrum is down the middle road, between the serpentine extremes, the straight and narrow way. This middle or third point is
where the two become one, like the yin and yang merging the polar opposites into each other.
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Where this Great Entity fell from originally is said to be from the realm of the Venus system, the bright morning star; an event that was in
concordance to cosmic cyclic activity that is far beyond any real conception from our
human point of view.
[edit on 14-6-2009 by Neo__]