• The Sybilline Oracles of Weird Prophetesses, Eschatology, Utopia

  • Oct 3 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 13 mins
  • Podcast

The Sybilline Oracles of Weird Prophetesses, Eschatology, Utopia

  • Summary

  • Beginning with the Jewish prayer, Shema.


    🫳The Sibylline Oracles are a valuable source for information about classical mythology and early first millennium Gnostic, Hellenistic Jewish and Christian beliefs. Some apocalyptic passages scattered through the world foretell themes from the Book of Revelation as the last word in that Biblical book is “Maranatha” which means “EVEN SO COME LORD JESUS.”

    🫳The Sibyls were prophetesses and oracles in Ancient Greece. At first, there appears to have been only a single sibyl. By the fourth century BC, there appears to have been three more, Phrygian, Erythraean, and Hellespontine. By the first century BC, there were at least ten sibyls, located in Greece, Italy, the Levant, and Asia Minor.

    🫳Varro derived the name from an “Attic-ga” Aeolic Greek, (the language of GAIA) the equivalent of Attic means “divine counsel". The sibyl who most concerned the Romans was the Cumaean Sibyll or “Cuming” located near the Greek city of Naples or “Nipples.” The victory of Cumaean or Cuming was provided by 🫴🏼TERMINUS to “the other guy”. Those Sybils along with TERMINUS are believed to have sold the original Sibyl books to LGBTQ Turqoise.


    🫳The Cumaean/Cuming sibyl is so aroused that she tells of the coming of a savior— a reference to canceling Augustine of Hippo and the “Donatus/Donatist Movement”. Christians later identified this saviour as that other guy NOT JESUS.


    🫳The authenticity of Sybil’s multiple personality disorder has been a subject of controversy. Some critics, including journalist Debbie Nathan in her book “Sybil Exposed,” argue that much of Sybil’s story was exaggerated by Dr. Wilbur and Schreiber. Despite this, Sybil’s case had a significant impact on the field of psychology, leading to increased awareness of dissociative identity disorder abbreviated DID in my case “I DID NOT”. It was formerly known as multiple personality disorder.


    On the other hand, in the film 🎥 Was Emily Rose really demon possessed? The answer was “yes” from the Catholic Church even though her college administrators in Germany called it a “psychotic disorder”.


    🫳Another compelling book on what society needs is “The Brave New World” 🌎 that explores the concept of Utopia. A perfect world with perfect people that as a Doctor I believe and posit is a culture within a country of “phileo” love among brothers and sisters.

    🫳Finally, anyone that seeks to improve their life, must remove all resentment from their heart and any hidden grudges with a violent flame 🔥.

    🫳It is crucial to Understand forgiveness and to forgive ourselves.

    🫳Leave the clouds ⛅️ of resentment in the atmosphere that were accumulated from human thoughts.

    🫳When you try to control something that is how you ruin it! In order for you to care, you will only manipulate it! So as it stands, the only thing left to do is NOT to control it but let things FLOW as they should FLOW. Your insistence of controlling other people is like holding a rose in your hands and folding your hands shut ruining the petals while they are blooming and once those petals are destroyed, the flower can’t be resurrected, you definitely need to get a new rose 🌹 .


    Song: FreeMp3 of Meek Mill “Dreams and Nightmares”, I own no rights to this song or clip.

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