"... behold, a watcher and an holy one came down from heaven." -- Daniel 4:13
"This matter is by decree of the watchers, and the demand by the word of the holy ones: to the intent that the living may know that the most High ruleth in the kingdom of men, and giveth it to whomsoever he will, and setteth up over it the basest of men." --Daniel 4: 17
"... for in his days the angels of the Lord descended on the earth, those who are named the Watchers, that they should instruct the children of men, and that they should do judgment and uprightness on the earth." -- Jubilees 4:15-16
GodChecker.Com: WANDJINA.
WANDJINA: A set of all-powerful and very intriguing Creation Gods.GodChecker.Com: WALLUNGUNDER.
WALLUNGUNDER, the big boss WANDJINA, came down from the Milky Way during DREAMTIME and created the earth and all its inhabitants. ...
These Gods from the Milky Way were so powerful that they didn't need to speak. So they didn't bother to have mouths.
They were definite good guys, and are still worshipped and respected Top Gods to this day. (And how many deities can still say that?)
WALLUNGUNDER: The enterprising Big Chief of the WANDJINA Gods Consortium.
He is now employed full-time as Executive Director of the Milky Way Galaxy, Inc.
Broome Gallery: Wandjina Art.
The Wandjina art tradition is central to the creation of humanity and the entire physical and spiritual world. The Wandjina is the supreme creator. This is the world's oldest unbroken spiritual art tradition dating back to around 15,000yrs possibly more. Making it arguably the world's most significant Indigenous and religious art. ...UPDATE:
In the culture of the Worora, Ngarinyin and Wunumbul tribes, which make up the Mowanjum community outside Derby, the Wandjina is the supreme spirit being.
As with most complex cultures, opinions about creation can differ. According to David Mowaljarlai (dec), a highly respected Mowanjum elder, the Worora, Ngarinyin and Wunumbul people are the three Wandjina tribes. Only these three tribes see the Wandjinas as the true creators of the land. ...
According to Mowanjum artist Mabel King (dec), during Lai Lai (the creation time), Wallungunder, the “big boss” Wandjina, came from the Milky Way to create the earth and all the people.
A CNN/Time poll from 1997 shows that 80% of Americans think the government is hiding knowledge of the existence of extraterrestrial life forms.
Similarly, a Fox News poll from 2005 shows that 79% of Americans believe in angels.
I guess that means that my view is the majority view (first time for everything).
OIM,
ReplyDeleteWhat is the origin of the word - wandjina?
The word is from the Kimberley region of northwest Australia.
ReplyDeleteOIM,
ReplyDeleteWhat does it mean, etomologically?
By the way, you can have the painting for $30,000, painted by:
ReplyDeleteby Sandra Mungulu
Acrylic on Canvas 2mtrs x 2mtrs
(Cat: 2 B602/6) $30,000
Anr, it is not 5,000 to 15,000 years old! It is actually a modern art.
OIM,
your another fraud, taking modern art and claiming to be ancient.
KV,
ReplyDeleteI never claimed that particular work was ancient.
Here is the ancient art.
OIM,
ReplyDeleteWould have been nice to post a link where one can see all the ancient pics...
Looks like somebody's trip on some stuff... Reminds me of Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds by Beatles. These guys had many Lucys!
OIM's premise for his blog is that from 200K to 2M years, some wimps from nearby star systems have been fucking around with Earth... first, working their ass off trying to dig canals, then creating humans that are seven times stronger then them wimps. No wonder they can't comedown and play football, so they beamfuck the chosen ones like OIM.
ReplyDeleteI offer no opinion on the truth or falsity of OilIsMastery's assertions.
ReplyDeleteThat's not my interest.
(Although, I do give credit to OilIsMastery for publically stating his beliefs on his blog, anyway.)
What interests me is how many people secretly believe in these things, but maintain a public stance of disbelief -- and even go so far as publically ridiculing those who do openly believe such things?
I'm lead to suspect there are small private circles of people who do believe in such stuff and some even base part of their world-view on this being part of what made Man inexplicably (in their opinion) raise up from the rest of the animal kingdom.
Possibly many of these people are wealthy and powerful and possibly use their wealth and power to influence policy based on their beliefs in this type of stuff.
Perhaps, OilIsMastery's worst offense is going public.
And whether it is true or false is besides the point: There are people who believe such things and base guiding principles on them.
What are those guiding principles?
How are those private guiding principles expressed in public ideology?
So, again, while I offer no opinion on the actual reality (I'm doubtful), I am interested in how many people secretly believe in such things and how powerful are these people and how much of their actions are dictated on such beliefs.
Let's have some fun here and think outside the box.
Anaconda,
ReplyDeleteYou stated: ...how many people secretly believe in these things, but maintain a public stance of disbelief...
How are you priviledged to know "the secret" beliefs?
I would have no problem if OIM were to post something he researched and opined, instead, he goes to his clip/quote box and keeps posting morbidly ignorant stuff...
Unfortunately, many believe his BS, and frankly, he is bringing the age of unelightened to the forefront.
See I opined...
Anaconda,
ReplyDeleteThere are only about 1 billion atheists in the world. The vast majority (80%?) of individuals in the world have theistic beliefs and believe in angels.
Similarly, a CNN/Time poll from 1997 shows that 80 percent of Americans think the government is hiding knowledge of the existence of extraterrestrial life forms.
A Fox News poll from 2005 shows that 79% of Americans believe in angels.
ReplyDeleteOIM,
ReplyDeleteYour last two posts amply demonstrates that age of unelightened is already here.
KV,
ReplyDeleteThen perhaps you are unlearning something but I seriously doubt it.
"The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance -- it is the illusion of knowledge." -- Daniel J. Boorstin, historian, 1984
OIM,
ReplyDeleteYou quoted: "The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance -- it is the illusion of knowledge."
Look at the illusion of ancient knowledge you have been purveying and apply the quote to yourself.
Your quote/clip box is renamed as OIM's Illusion Box.
Those polls don't collect a representative sample.
ReplyDeleteQF,
ReplyDeleteThen none do.