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The words counterclockwise starting at the bottom.
(1) balatu "to live" "to cause to live" "life"
baltu "living"
(2) repeating a word will tend to cause it to change due to context
(3) kasa, kasi "thee, thyself"
(4) ai "not, never"
ya'u "where?"
(5) mitu "dead"
MI.HI "a species of flesh"
mihhu "a drink (?)-offering"
"Live life, thou shalt never die."
Again I'm using the Eye of Horus and accompanied with my preferred geometric alignment/setup for the background.
I've been meaning to use the Ying-Yang symbol in the Eye of Horus for some time now.
Also I left my alignment lines, if detested I may take them out.
I personally don't like how it looks, not flashy enough, but it portrays my concept, I might upload a collection of the different variations.
The words counterclockwise starting at the bottom.
(1) balatu "to live" "to cause to live" "life"
baltu "living"
(2) repeating a word will tend to cause it to change due to context
(3) kasa, kasi "thee, thyself"
(4) ai "not, never"
ya'u "where?"
(5) mitu "dead"
MI.HI "a species of flesh"
mihhu "a drink (?)-offering"
"Live life, thou shalt never die."
Again I'm using the Eye of Horus and accompanied with my preferred geometric alignment/setup for the background.
I've been meaning to use the Ying-Yang symbol in the Eye of Horus for some time now.
Also I left my alignment lines, if detested I may take them out.
I personally don't like how it looks, not flashy enough, but it portrays my concept, I might upload a collection of the different variations.
Category Designs / Abstract
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Size 512 x 512px
File Size 72.7 kB
The Eye of Horus was added later after I found it's meaning/history. and much later still the words. but the circle itself was a long time wasted meditation on time and how we came about the choices of hours per day. From some, perhaps misremembered, story of the king decreeing that there would be 8 hours for work, 8 hours for play, and 8 for sleep.
But for some reason there always seem to be more behind things like this. Kind of like the Mad Arab commenting how his ancient books were beginning to lose their glow... or that the he somehow knew that he transgressed against the guardians of the gates and the d(a)emons were after him near his end, but didn't know what he did.
I have lost reasoning, and have faulted in answering this query as I may have wanted but that seems that it will do... until I can get my bearings once more, as well remember this post, I may come back with more zeal and accuracy.
But for some reason there always seem to be more behind things like this. Kind of like the Mad Arab commenting how his ancient books were beginning to lose their glow... or that the he somehow knew that he transgressed against the guardians of the gates and the d(a)emons were after him near his end, but didn't know what he did.
"...wherefore I must with haste write this indeed, it appears as though I have failed in some regard as to the order of the rites, or to the formulae, or to the sacrifices, for now it appears as if the entire host of ERESHKIGAL lies waiting, dreaming, drooling for my departure..."I have lost reasoning, and have faulted in answering this query as I may have wanted but that seems that it will do... until I can get my bearings once more, as well remember this post, I may come back with more zeal and accuracy.
I'm glad there's someone on this site who understands the inner workings of the Aether...
Five of my friends are psychic, and all of their claims about the Aether (spirit world) match up almost perfectly, despite the fact that they hardly know each other, if even at all. You know what I'm saying?
Five of my friends are psychic, and all of their claims about the Aether (spirit world) match up almost perfectly, despite the fact that they hardly know each other, if even at all. You know what I'm saying?
Babylonian Magic and Sorcery by Leonard W. King ISBN 0-7661-7678-9
The Cuneiform Texts of a Group of Babylonian and Assyrian Incantations and Magical Formulae edited with Transliterations, Translations, and Full Vocabulary from Tablets of the Kuyunjik Collections Preserved in the British Museum.
It's very possible that I didn't copy the letters accurately, though I did try, or perhaps they were mistranslated in the vocabulary section of the book.
The Cuneiform Texts of a Group of Babylonian and Assyrian Incantations and Magical Formulae edited with Transliterations, Translations, and Full Vocabulary from Tablets of the Kuyunjik Collections Preserved in the British Museum.
It's very possible that I didn't copy the letters accurately, though I did try, or perhaps they were mistranslated in the vocabulary section of the book.
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