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Ammon Hillman opens with a warning away from the back alley and then hands out the night’s vocabulary. Aphrōn (ἄφρων) means without the phren (φρήν), without the mind that perceives, and the lexica equate it with kōneion (κώνειον), hemlock, so the phrase paints a person doing the hemlock walk on all fours. The narthēx (νάρθηξ) is not decoration but a tool, the stalk that carries the fire, and an anōdynos (ἀνώδυνος) from Galen is the pain-taker, the medicine the congregation never gets on Sunday. Then the apocalypse opens: to the one who overcomes, the spirit offers the tree of zōē (ζωή), and the promise is to escape the second death.
The core source is the Homeric Hymn to Demeter. Four girls like goddesses come to the well where Demeter sits grieving her lost Korē (Κόρη), and the hymn becomes the manual for the episode’s title, burning off mortality. Demeter takes a boy and christs him, chrieske ambrosiēi (χρίεσκε ἀμβροσίῃ), an iterative verb that means the anointing repeats over and over, then she breathes inspiration into him and holds him in her plural kolpos (κόλπος), a word the gynecologist Soranus uses for the vagina. The reading is that the rite makes the boy deathless, the work of a kourotrophos (κουροτρόφος), a nourisher of the kouros.
The last section turns to how the Hebrew renders Greek. In Genesis 11 the Greek puts the noun plinthos (πλίνθος), brick, right next to a verb built from the same root, the old Hellenistic style, while the Hebrew laban is stretched to mean white, brick, and stone all at once. Asphaltos (ἄσφαλτος) comes from sphallō (σφάλλω), to make stagger, with the alpha privative, and the Hebrew simply borrows the Greek back as asphalt. The closing claim is that a language of eight thousand words was built to mirror a Greek original hundreds of times larger.
Full Video Transcript
Greed stains your soul.
to Lady Babylon. I want you to know tonight, I just want to give you some intimacy for your brain.
I love it. I love it. You know what’s happening? We’re getting out there. We’re getting out there.
And do you know what’s happening? It’s causing people to become it. What kind of people are
these? These are people whose souls are stained with greed. Congratulations, satanic congregation.
You’ve done it. You’ve done it in ways that you may not even yet understand. Congratulations, everybody involved. Congratulations. Thank you, Teddy Bass, for the music tonight, for the intro and the outgo. I appreciate it.
you can think of those as your hymns those are modern hymns and we have our
Orpheus isn’t it nice on the ship to have an Orpheus that’s very nice it’s
very nice we have another person who needs a little bit of shout out and that
is old boy because his series on the purple is out it’s great um um great movement forward for
the museum isn’t it nice isn’t it nice and the discoveries just come out of the come out of the
ground there it is the purple what are we gonna get next oh i’ve told you what’s coming tonight
on lady babylon we’re gonna take a look at some of your most deepest intimate secrets we’re gonna
bring them out and we’re gonna burn off your mortality isn’t it doesn’t that sound nice
then that’s a nice burn off your mortality if i was ever gonna go to a priest s i’d tell you
you, I would go in there knowing that she was going to burn off my mortality. God, how did
religion become so unattractive? How did it become so unattractive? Tonight, we’re going to take a
quick look at the Dalmatian. Tonight, we’re going to look into Eleusis. Now, there are a hundred
gazillion, I think it’s the number two, is it gazillion? A hundred gazillion of these profiteers
in the universe right now, profiteering, profiteering. It’s important for everybody
here to know Lady Babylon is not monetized and will not be monetized. Everybody needs to know
That’s part of the contract with the devil. The esoteric vision evaporates. The muse leaves
the minute I sit here and do this for money. Isn’t that amazing? True religion has the high
standard. True religion has the high standard. There will be no passing of plates
offerings we don’t we don’t take offerings here do you know what that gives me the power to do
it gives me the power to reach into the deepest darkest cess and pull it out and throw it in your
faces oh that real cess from the cesspool are you guys ready to go there tonight we’re gonna dive in
deep. I want to see something. I want to see something. Did somebody get, did somebody say
Penelope? Somebody wants to see Penelope. Okay. Bring her up. Penelope, thank you for coming
tonight on demand. Please show us your cross. Show us your cross. Beautiful. Get the pollution
out. We’re going to find a place that hides a multitude of sin. Multitude. Hit me with the
first couple. I’ve got to mention a couple of things that we didn’t mention last time that I
want people to really jump into. Isn’t this gorgeous? Look at this word, people. Let’s just
start out with a beautiful Greek word. This is a beautiful, sexy, lovely Greek word. Look at this,
afron. Afron. What is something that is afron? It’s without its frame. It’s without its frame.
It’s without that power to perceive. It is senseless. It is senseless. It is frantic.
It is crazed. Crazed, okay? What a wonderful word, right? Afron. Now, imagine. Look at the
bottom there. What’s it say? Afron equals koneon. What is koneon? That’s hemlock. That’s hemlock.
do you know what you do when you’ve had a hard day you stop off at the any of the taverna that
line the street and you go in and you get yourself a hemlock toddy and if you drink too much of them
they’re gonna open they’re gonna find you in a state where you are crawling on all fours
he look he’s doing the hemlock walk oh what a time what a time when bacchus flowed through
the streets remember those oh god you gotta love it you gotta love it um give me the next word
we’re not done we’re not done right i’m just getting you before we get out into the cult
tonight i want you to partake people here the is everybody partaking of this mental this mental
little gorgeous drug combo thing we’ve got going on. Look at this. Coneon is your hemlock. That’s
great. I didn’t lie to you. Look at number two. Narthex. What is a narthex? What is the narthex?
No, seriously. Seriously, what is it? It’s a tool. It’s a tool. In it is carried the fire. That’s the
fire of salvation. The narthex carries the fire of salvation. What were they actually doing with
it? What is it there for? It is full of symbols. Now, come here. Come here. What’s her name?
Who’d she write that? I don’t know. She was writing about myth. Some Brit. No, that’s what
you deserve, all you myth writing. That’s what you deserve. We don’t want the myth. We want the
anthropology we want to know what they’re doing with the narthex hit me with the next one hit me
with this is the last drug we’re gonna pump into their mental into their brains no give me boop
next one down here boom boom what is this drug galen that we’ve been talking about
look in the very middle it’s an on old nose it’s an on old nose it takes away your pain
Does everybody feel like we’ve finally come to the right church?
This place is wonderful.
This is a synagogue I can be a gog about.
Oh, look what they’re giving us.
They’re giving us the painkiller.
God, if I got painkillers every time I went to church.
Look at you, trapped in that tiny cube.
That tiny cube.
Like a pantomime, right?
We’re friggin’ pantomimes.
Oh, look at the drug use.
fantastic go to the next one go to the next one this is where i want to begin what do i want to
show you tonight this is the apocalypse who who has one who has ears let them hear what the spirit
says to your assemblies to those of you who overcome i will give to you to eat from the tree
of zoe okay wait wait wait who’s zoe just in case anybody stepped out we got out of the spaceship
tonight right space time we went back in the past we’re at the rights right because that’s all we
ever do you know it’s a date thing you and i have you’d love it you’d love going to these rights
you’d love going to on the internet right now there’s a ton of people who will tell you
This is the Eleusinian. This is the Eleusinian. This is the Eleusinian. This is the Eleusinian.
Psychiatrist, psychologist, mythicist. Oh God. No God. Indeed. Indeed. Tonight we look at the
particulars. I’m going to take you into a Christ thing. Hail Satan. I’m going to take you into a
Christ thing that you have never seen. And it will explain to you exactly what Jesus was doing.
Welcome to the mystery. Let’s go. Now they’re trying to sell this online. Anytime you buy a
mystery course online, you’re the one who’s going to the back alley. So I don’t want satanic
congregation hanging out in the back alleys. Okay. Don’t, don’t. You’re going to pay for it.
You’re going to pay for it. Yeah. And I don’t mean money. Let’s go to the next one. What is
a promise here. I know. I know, people. I know what kind of troubles everybody’s in. I know your
poverty, right? But you’re really rich. You’re not like that satanic congregation. Wait, are you
kidding me? The satanic congregation? Look, people, it’s a letter. Oh my God, it’s a letter, and it’s to
us. Well, it’s really to somebody else, but they’re talking about us. You see, tonight the
theme is we’re listening in on your conversations. And what does the satanic congregation do that
really ticks them off? Look at that second line, fourth word in, blasphemeion, blasphemeion. Do you
want to hear the blasphemy? Go ahead, take it down and poison the brains of everybody here tonight,
Chewy. Do you want to hear the blasphemy of blasphemies? I’ve got it for you. I’ve got it
for you. Take a seat. Everybody’s eating your dinner. It looks marvelous. I can imagine. It
looks marvelous. Thank you for allowing me to be with you at this time. I thank you. On a Monday,
fantastic. What is the blasphemy of blasphemies? Tell us, Almond. Tell us. Do you want to know?
first i have to say do you want to know oh you’re gonna love this are you ready god is fabrication
yahoo has a birth date before which time he did not exist and do you know when his birthday is
yahoo yahoo when’s your birthday everybody happy birthday to yahoo happy birthday to yahoo
happy birthday elohim it was in the third century show me the text how does some how does a person
get to that point. They can be so sure of himself. It’s not me, people. It’s not me. It’s the muse.
Muse of history, bruh. All you got to do is follow her. All you got to do is follow those words.
It’s in the words. They’re evidence, man. They’re the amber that keeps all of that gorgeousness,
gorgiosity all warm and snuggly until one of us can drill into it, take out a sample and find
whatever it is that mosquito was eating 20 million years ago oh god i love it i love it okay give me
the next one we can’t let this boat it’s gonna get more hold on people life vests on tonight
this is gonna get a little bit heavy those of you who have those ears to hear like we’re talking
about? Satanic congregation, right? This is what that muse says to you. The one who overcomes
will not be treated unjustly by the second death. They won’t come across that second death
is a thing of decay, is a moment of justice, right? There is something about going there
and coming back creates a bridge. It’s understanding. Let’s go to the next one.
Did they give us the drugs yet? I think they gave us the drugs, right? People, I want you to focus
now on this image I’m going to read to you from the hymn. There are four girls, and they are
like goddesses. Four girls like goddesses. And what does it say, the second half of that first
line? What do these girls have? They have the flower, anthos. They have the flower that is
kureion, the flower of the korwa. This is old. You see statues of these korwa all over the place,
right? And what do they have? What are those? They are in koric bloom. They are in koric bloom.
Now you ask yourself, who is it that we worship? We worship the underworld korwa. That’s who we
worship. What do you think? We do what we do. Everybody comes and we all get initiated, right?
You’re welcome for democracy. You’re welcome. Such contempt. Go up. Give me the source again,
Chewy, when we were just, yeah. So here are these four girls and they’re in their coric
bloom. And here are their names. What are their names? Kalidike. Oh, that’s nice. Beautiful
justice is what her name means. Isn’t that nice? How would you like to wake up and your daughter
runs out to you in the morning and you’re cooking pancakes and her name is beautiful justice. Come
here, beautiful justice, right? Do you know who the last goddess is to abandon mortals? Zeus is
already gone, right? Ares, he doesn’t care anymore. He’s out, right? All of them gone. Even Eros is
gone. But the one that always stays to abandon mortals last is DK. Justice. Justice. The test
is, people, will you defend justice or will you take payola? Isn’t that funny? That’s the one
thing justice hates more than anything. Payola. Payola. Does it stain your soul? Does the payola
stain your soul? Where’s your cross, Christian? What is your cross covering? Didn’t seem to do
a good job. Terrible, terrible. It’s sad. The history of Christianity is sad. What is the
next daughter’s name? Clay, C-D-K, that glorious justice. Damo, the people, that’s a nice one.
Yeah. And who’s their eldest? It’s Kalithoe. Kalithoe. Oh, and she, of course, is the, you know, the progenestate. She’s that, really, that firstborn leader.
Give me the next one.
That firstborn leader.
And who are these?
I’m sorry.
Who are these goddess-like girls?
They are, can you show the image?
Do you have the image?
They are the four girls that came to the well where Dameter was sitting by herself
because she had lost her kora.
She had lost her kora.
how did she lose her quora she took that narcissus blah she turned into a did you see what happened
she went straight straight into the underworld and do you know what da meter wants she wants to
bring her back okay do you understand you’re in the cult do you understand the priest she is singing
to you this song there is a creator and that creator sings and this right is a plug-in to that
muse okay okay how do we get there how do we get there is there a you know are we supposed to just
all sit here sit here in the pew and feel the the guilt of our conscience um with the blood of the
cross covering us oh god i looked at her again back to confession nobody ever confesses that’s
the problem i confess you have driven me absolutely mad with love confess that oh good let’s go um
what what’s the bridge people what did he just say i think he just took a wrong turn yeah no
it wasn’t a wrong turn. It’s just didn’t plan on going there. Look at this. What is this whole
thing about? I know an antidote. Wait, you mean there’s words for antidotes here within the hymn
that we’ve been singing about what Medea, excuse me, what Demeter, excuse me, what Lucifera is
going to do to that child. Are you ready? Are you ready? Go to the next. I want to show them a couple
of these words that are so important. I know a remedy, right? I know a remedy. I know some kind
of antidote. Now, for those of you who are curious, that last reference in Greek under A
is Pindar’s Pythian Ode number four. And that is a preserved oracle from antiquity
given by the great Medwa, Medea, the one we call Medea. It was given by her. And she said,
within a certain number of generations, this dude is going to go to this place and he’s going
to found a colony. And that was handed down to the Delphic Oracle. This is all historical.
there is no myth this is historical recording via which is cool via the oracles people think
the oracles were song and dance because everybody here and here’s the whip for everybody tonight
everybody is bad even the sisters of frustration that’s what they come for anyway
right he’s so clever just thinking about that frustration just thinking about that it makes
me want to undo it. Makes me want to undo it. Yes. Yes. See? Thank you, Troy. Yes. Spankings
for everyone. Now, we have free spankings. Satanic congregation. Do you have to give any money? No,
but they will spank you. Yes. Yes. Okay. Go to the next one, please. Go up to the one above that.
yeah um what i wanted you to see here is that pindar’s pithian ode preserves this vocabulary
um and it does so in a kind of an elegant way by preserving the oracle you thought history started
with herodotus right you thought oh he’s the first dude to sit down dude and write out his stuff and
say it on the porch of the temple he’d be a dude tell his stories right cool ionian that’s super
bryonian of you right um no come on man we’re stupid when we look at history he wasn’t the
first historian do you know who was passing on history and governance at the same time
the oracles the smart women you boobs the smart women from the ancient world the smart women
powerful i was in a meeting just yesterday with a couple of very very uh fantastic you know um
people and you know a scholar i truly admire and um we’re in that we’re in a group meeting and
they started to talk about the with the idea that women don’t didn’t have a voice in antiquity is
is hilariously bad it’s hilariously bad and it covers up a real uh it covers up a real
woman-led, I’m not going to say matriarchal, because that’s not the kid, grown-up crone model.
The Greeks are not using that. That’s a fantasy of people who wanted to take you into a back alley.
Yeah, that’s a fantasy of those people. Made mother crone. Are you kidding? Are you kidding?
even the graii, the supposed crones of antiquity, are said to be never aging, that they’re always
in bloom. The first time I read that, I was like, oh, I get it. I didn’t get it before.
I get it. You see, gods can’t age. And why can’t gods age? We’re burning off the mortality.
Why can’t gods age? Because they’re full of ambrosia. They’re full of ambrosia. Do you have
the ambrosia tonight? Do you want the fruit of the tree? I’ll take two, please. I’ll take two.
Who’s this handsome devil who’s serving us tonight? Oh, God. You know what this is? This
is a picnic in the park. Not just any park, but paradise. Right? Now do you see who the Ewa is?
Now do you see who the Ewa is? Right? Ah, God. Right out of the third century, people. Right?
At God’s birth, Yahu, he came out of the third century.
Wasn’t here before.
That’s why everybody is chasing, is currently chasing stones to try to find.
That says, that says Yisahu.
No, no, no, no.
It’s got to say Yahweh, right?
And so this is how we do it.
They’re fighting.
They’re looking for it.
I got news for you, people.
He wasn’t born until the third.
Moses and Noah, all of them, they’re a third century creation.
Isn’t it interesting?
Stop for a minute and look into the mirror, especially if you’re an evangelical, look
into that mirror.
Your world is a fantasy generated in the third century BC.
Your world is a fantasy generated in the third century.
Anybody, anybody at a church or a synagogue, your reality is a falsehood.
It’s a falsehood.
You’re modest.
What happened was your religion was a modest creation that is a one God, right?
A one God creation at a specific time in history.
You, if you have a synagogue or a church, you are a reaction to the multiplicity of
gods like love and like pleat and total erotic desire and justice.
Don’t forget justice and nemesis.
Don’t you love nemesis?
Come on, people.
Who wouldn’t worship nemesis?
That dude got what he deserved.
Don’t you want to see the dude get what he deserves?
You want to.
Why? Because you and I, we worship nemesis. We are the dawn bringers. We are the dawn bringers.
We have to be on 100% with everything. That’s the standard. You want to follow the satanic contract?
You want that esoteric knowledge? You have to prove that you can handle it. Isn’t that something?
It’s amazing. You can’t sell it. You can’t sell it. I don’t want your money. I don’t want your
money. The devil hates that stuff. Go to the next one. Okay, people, look, this is going to get
good. You hit the next one. Fine. What is an epilusia? It’s a power. Demeter knows those
powers of literally, those things that come over you, those things that bind you, that envelop you,
right? Look how they translate it here. Coming over by spells, a bewitching. Do you understand
what the witch does now? That witch is going to work in ways that you may call medicinal,
right she understands that it’s a juggling of your forces that is an attraction and a repulsion
she knows she has the pharma con criston she has the pharma con criston because she’s got the
knowledge in antiquity of where to find those roots man and she goes out with the ladies and
they strip down naked and they oil themselves up and they collect roots. And if they catch you as
a man out there because of the substances that they’re using, because remember, collecting roots
is a ritual. You don’t just go out and dig into the ground like some, you know, goodness, I can’t
say the R word or I’ll get in trouble. But you know what I mean? It rhymes with papist.
did you ever notice that um okay let’s go let’s go look at that workshop by the way that’s a
gorgeous workshop i bet those i bet you could put books in there too and then it would the books
would smell i used to go to dr john scarborough’s basement when i was a graduate student we would
go after school this is fun i can tell you this we would go after classes i was um his grad one
his graduate students um and he only had two at the time right and um we would go out to
have to the pub to the pub and have a pint after class and um yeah those joyous moments would be
ended by us ending up back at his house in his basement he has this giant basement and he had
just thousands upon thousands of books and he was a collector through blackwell’s i think it was
and so he got books all the time they were just impossible to get and he had this incredible
collection and they all smelled they all smelled of pipe tobacco every one of them you’d open up
those books and it just hits you in the face you had to smoke you know in order to be there in
in those books he fumigated that place um that’s how you hold a museum baby that’s how you that’s
how you do it i got a lot of respect i got a shout out for john scarborough um hit the next one what
i want to show you tonight is this uh um look at number two this thing that is the safeguard
against witchcraft the erosimos it is also a vegetable the seed of which was eaten by women
in childbirth. Now, notice that we’ve come to a place of, you think we’ve come to the hospital.
I told you we’re in the temple, right? We’re performing the mysteries. And what do those
have to do with? They’re directly connected to the art of childbirth. Your mystery cult comes
from childbirth and a bunch of very intelligent, chemically driven women. Yeah, gorgeous. I love
it man it makes me so i want these women to come back where are these women right where are these
women who’s building the portals to bring these women back this is for the portal builder get it
done give me the next one give me the next one let’s get something that the um that no bible
scholar in his life now this next verse will shatter every bible scholar every um every
well, lots of religion scholars, but mostly the Bible scholars. Yeah. I mean, old and new
Torah and New Testament, you know what I mean? Prophets, through the prophets in there,
right? For you guys, I’m speaking to you with this one. This is going to blow your mind,
right? She nourished. What is Dameter, Demeter? What does she do? She nourishes the boy
in the home, and he grows like a demon. That’s what it says. He grows like a demon. He becomes
better in a demonic way. He doesn’t eat. He doesn’t eat food, and you won’t see him taking
the milk, right? You’re not going to see him taking the milk of anybody, right? During the day,
to meet her who wears that gorgeous crown she christs him look at the second to last line
and they have lighted they have lighted the epsilon on the end of that so it can run together
musically because it sounds better to say
chriesque ambrosiae then it does chriesque ambrosiae you hear chriesque ambrosiae
now i sound like those stupid anglo-saxons okay that’s why they make they take out letters in
greek let it flow let it flow we don’t do that with our language people sorry sorry it’s just
the way it is what does that say though she christs him with ambrosia go ahead go ahead
she christs him with ambrosia okay now what does the ambrosia do the ambrosia is that ionic power
that keeps us from dying that boy is having his mortality removed okay let’s see let’s see now
look right there is a reference now this this hymn what am i reading to you this is the hymn
the Homeric hymn to Demeter, bruh. This doesn’t get any more authoritative, dude. Yeah, this is
it. This is it, people. And we are Christing. We are Christing. And who’s Christing? Our Savior
is Christing. Are you crazy? Let’s burn them up. Give me the next one. No, that one. Yep, good.
Look, and now there’s a strange expression here. On the last line, it says, what does Demeter do?
and this is so sexy beautiful if you can’t see the sexiness in this you’re an idiot it says
what is she doing she’s breathing into him this sweetness she’s breathing into him the sweetness
give me the next i’ve got the definition here i want people to see it um not yet give me that one
yeah maybe this one go um no that’s a rio um we’re gonna come back to that here it is
caught up now right oh my god what does it mean to blow upon to breathe upon yeah look at number
two to inspire oh yeah and then three again to blow upon right that one would blow dan’s mind
because look you can pick the bottom one but it’s the same as the top one so his logic would be like
circular it may cause a little in his brain you know what i mean just a little like like a
some circuits were just like, nope, overheated, boom. Love it. Go back to the passage. What does
she do? She christs him with that ambrosia, and she inspires him. And then we get this fine,
this last, oh, and it says,
as if he is the son of God. As if he is the son of God. What is she doing? She’s christing him
with ambrosia as you do with the sons of god and there were in those days the sons of god
and the daughters of men and the sons of god because they had had their mortality burned away
yeah they taught those daughters of men they taught them how with the drugs that’s what it
says enoch says anyway love it let’s go back do you see how it works now is everybody getting it
the… Nah, right? People are always writing to me saying, oh, now this makes sense. Did you know
X, Y, and Z? Exactly, right? Clicks in. As soon as you see the reality of the text and the anthropology
of the culture that that thing is submerged in, oh God, it just, it’s glorious. But then we get
this last phrase. So she christs him with the ambrosia as a son of God, and she inspires him
with this sweetness, and then she has or possesses him in her kolposin. Now, kolpos. Kolpos is an
interesting word, and here it’s in the plural. What does she do while she’s Christing him?
She has him in her plural kolpos. And what does the kolpos mean here, the definition?
We’re going to get back to that one.
Don’t worry.
What is the compost definition here?
Look at this.
No, that’s this one.
Whoop.
That’s Rio.
Nope.
Above that.
Nope.
Oh, yep.
That’s it.
That’s it.
A bosom or lap.
Oh, that’s nice.
A bosom or a lap.
A bosom.
Does anybody know what a bosom is?
I don’t.
That’s not real.
Somebody needs to update these Victorians on what bosoms are.
Look at number two.
It equals a doyon gunikeon.
Now, you can hear gynecological in gunaikeon, right?
A woman’s what?
A woman’s edoyon.
Oh, God.
Have we entered a sacred place?
Because that’s the only.
We’ve got to step back for a minute.
We’ve got to step back.
What does that mean there?
It says especially.
And then there’s a word that will probably.
I don’t know.
Maybe that word will get me thrown off YouTube.
So maybe I can’t say it, beep it out myself.
But biologically, it’s the vagina, right?
You have a penis on the male, you have a vagina.
You didn’t know this was educational, did you?
You have a penis if you’re a male and you have a vagina.
And those are organs used in reproduction and various activities that involve
Bacchic ritual and celebration and sometimes the consumption of communion between two people.
Yeah, interesting. There it is. Blow it up. And look who the source is on the end. The source is a
guide named Soranus. No, that’s his name, really. He writes about gynecology. He should have changed
his name. If anybody needed to change his name, it was Soranus. Give me that one. Look at this.
Here’s the verb here from Hrio Hriesc. And I want you to notice, look what they’ve done.
Now, this is at a level that we can start to appreciate as Greek students.
Look at the last two letters.
It’s sigma and kappa, right?
Whenever you have that sigma and kappa attached to a verb like that, it means something special.
Give me the next slide.
Look what happens to it.
She’s not just Christing him.
She’s Christing him with an iterative.
An iterative?
Yeah, yeah.
Homer and Herodotus use them, right?
And this is a Homeric hymn, so it only makes sense, right?
And what are those all about?
Look at the end of the second line.
They denote a customary or repeated past action.
It is customary to Christ.
This is what they do in the riot, people.
That kid is being exposed.
You know what that kid is doing?
That kid is screaming, right?
The kid’s not sitting there all.
He didn’t have a he didn’t have some kind of hair made out of, you know, goats, goats, you know, and and, you know, he’s not wearing flowers.
Right. He’s not having a grand time.
She’s performing an operation that is extremely painful.
It’s so painful that the mother comes in and sees it and says, stop.
Yeah. You remember Jesus in the garden when he’s got the stuff on his face?
uh-huh you remember what he looks like you remember what he was acting like he was stumbling
around and he was paranoid you know yeah it’s a christ thing in the eyes for some reason i suppose
that um you know the chemists can work it out people were mad i don’t know what the indole
bromine i’m sorry i’m sorry somebody said on the internet i’m a chemist i’m not a freaking chemist
dude i am my science side is bacteriology and i studied infectious disease so that i could
write about plagues and drugs and antiquity the plagues that were there and the drugs that they
used to treat them that’s what i was um um yeah so don’t believe everything people are saying funny
thing on the internet now and by the way there’s traffic out there people are plotting people are
plotting the end of almond oh yes isn’t it gorgeous don’t you love that i love that i suck that like
ether let’s go that’s better that’s that’s better than anything like that you know what the best
drug is somebody’s soul all right i know that’s gonna sound a little i don’t know it’s kind of
like dracula or something isn’t it you know what i mean but um there’s a little bit of that in the
dragon right there’s a little bit of that consumption of the soul that is there it’s
there’s nothing there’s nothing more ambrosial now do you understand the name the sacred name of rome
excellent good do you understand excellent go the next one don’t let them get to you um and thank
you pete is that bw thank you thank you very much bw i appreciate that we won’t we won’t you know
why there’s too much soul sucking we can do it’s you give somebody think about it people you
give somebody the reality of these texts that they cannot recover from it. They can’t. It forms
a permanent, permanent antidote in their brain. Yeah, that’s why we need to show them we,
satanic congregation, we should uphold the Bible more than anyone, right? It’s funny. The trick was
in the dream, the trick was not to run from it. The trick was to run toward it. Yeah, that’s where
the victory comes from. And to those who achieve the victory, I will give to overcome that second
death. Oh, God, it’s gross. It’s gross, man. It’s the grossest stuff on the planet. Give me the next
one. Watch what happens here. We didn’t go through the trio, but we don’t have to. This is good,
Chewie. I like that you landed here. What does she do with that boy that she is putting through
the operation to burn off his mortality. During the nighttime, because remember we said what
happens during the day, she’s Christing him during the day. And what does she do in the night? She
hides him in the fire. She hides him in the fire. He’s like a torch. He’s like a torch.
Do you know what a torch is? You put stuff on it and it burns. Okay. If that mother had not stopped
from creating that transformation, if she hadn’t stopped the process, that boy would have understood
who he was. He would have seen, and he would have lost his fear. He would become as a god.
The fruit of the tree is there for you. The fruit of the tree is there. All right, let’s go to the
next one that was that was a somber that was too somber give them the yep give them the hymn
i want you to see the hymn now this is the orphic hymn to alicenian demeter this is the
orphic hymn to alicenian demeter and i want you to go down to the oh god it’s so beautiful that
word first of all on the third line pluto de terra um she’s the she’s really the giver of what
is wealth. What is wealth? And it’s not money, right? That’s the problem. You don’t see right,
right? You haven’t been there. You don’t see right. You still have that corruption. Your greed
stains your soul with a stench of ruin, right? Okay. And what is she? I just want you to scroll
down. Oh, where did it go? Oh God, there was something. Oh yes. Look, she’s the, look on the
underlined red portion. She’s the Sunestius of Bromius Dionysus. What does she do? You didn’t
know this, did you? She’s that one who stands next to him. She’s that one who comes to his
defense. She is that assistant. She is that nourisher of the child. She’s a daimon, it says
at the top. She’s the pole who automate daimon. What does that mean? She’s the daimon with many
names. Have you heard of somebody who is a daimon of many names? Lady Babylon. Lady Babylon is she
of many names. The mystery is written on her forehead. Oh God, how sexy is that? How sexy is
that? Yeah, yeah, you’re third century, jealous, woman-hating divinity, you monists. You’re just
like Akhenaten. You’re just like that group, right? That’s what the religion does. It’s what
human religion does. It’s the physics. It goes modest. And when it does, everybody outside the
box can justifiably die. Doesn’t matter if it’s women. Doesn’t matter if it’s men. Doesn’t matter
if it’s old people. Doesn’t matter if it’s kids. Whoever is outside the box. That’s some awful
stuff. I want you to look at what else is in here. What else is in this hymn? Look, she is
conveyed see those other two see those other two underline red there she’s conveyed by the what
by the power of the dragons by the power of the dragons and just look at that underlined word
that says dracon teon dracon teon and look directly above it and you’re gonna see the word
paedophile, paedophile, paedophile. Does that sound like anything I know? Paedophile. Well,
the philos root is to love, and pais is child. Who is that one who performs the initiation,
the paedophile yes give me the definition look at what these victorians did they’re so embarrassed
you brits you brits i have a number of very intelligent people across the atlantic in
across the pond who are sitting there and following the traditions that the brits made
with the oxford greek lexicon the lsj alice i have those people there and what do they say
they’re they’re hemming and hawing baby why do we have to say one thing is another just come out and
say what it is it’s too victorian purge the victorian blood you people in england this is
for those you know when i was in newcastle and that group of saucy ladies of the evening came
surrounded me. Pinch my cheeks. This is for them. Think of it that way, ladies. You got to be a
little bit, you know, direct. Piderastes. It says it equals a piderastes. That’s their way of getting
around saying, well, tell me, what is a piderastes? Then I’ll play your little game. It’s a lover of
boys mostly in a bad sense don’t does it sound like a dictionary that you would read of the
english language no it doesn’t sound like a dictionary you’d read what is that that’s a
victorian sentiment right the guys are looking around like not me no no it’s mostly in a bad
sense yeah um okay now you know what the pie that ostasis and yes we get our english word
pederast the christ who is in the position of opening the eyes that christ is the pederast
this is a direct link between the definition the classical definition of a pederast
and the performance of the christ mystery yes now why is this remember she da meter is a
Kurotrophos. What does she do? She nourishes the Kouros. And sexuality is part of the process,
because she is the paedophile. She is the one who expresses the love for the Kouros.
Oh, okay. The Great Mother, right? Da-meter. It’s just Mother God. Mother Zeus. Da. Oh, and remember,
this is this is centuries oh god this is there’s 1500 years before this when these rights are being
performed right before christianity before moses was ever a figment in the imagination of the
hellenistic um person who created her the hellenistic author who created him sorry yeah
yeah fantastic go to the next one oh there it is boom now tonight we’re going to switch gears now
i’m gonna i’m gonna stop with what i showed you and i just because this is making such a splash
i wanna um reinforce this because this is one of the points that i bring up that have gotten people
just crazy mad and you love it you love it don’t you you love it but um apparently there’s a lot
of people who are very upset at the idea that the torah the jewish holy writings were originally
written in greek apparently that’s a that’s you know it’s quite undercutting to the whole narrative
right it takes moses and abraham and it turns them into fictional characters from the third century
that are using the culture of the mystery to create a modest reform of religion yeah aka
Judaism third century BC uh-huh with all the synagogues what did all the
synagogues have them I on and the zodiac does it you guys know your zodiac I
learned the zodiac stuff yeah yeah now let’s not go crazy with it right let’s
not go crazy with it oh he’s making a reference Kai a pin look at verse 3 what
is this this is Genesis so tonight I’m gonna start doing this at the end I’m
going to just give you a quick flash of how incredibly terrible the hebrew translation
of the greek is right tonight they’re making up words just to be able to suit greek
it’s hilarious watch this this is genesis this is genesis chapter 11. yeah
and what’s happening we’re around the time of you know we’re looking at babel right right
Oh, God.
And a man said to his neighbor,
Delte, get over here.
Plin theosolmon, plin theos.
Let’s fire some bricks.
Now, watch this, people.
Let’s fire some bricks.
Just think about that.
Just think about that simple little statement.
Let us fire some bricks.
Okay, cool, because they’re going to build something.
There’s nothing.
There’s nothing.
Look what the Greek does.
Look what the Greek does.
Look at the end of the second sentence.
plinthosomen, and in the beginning of the third sentence, plinthos. Do you notice that those have
the same root in them? The Greek loves to do this and has been doing it for a long time by the time
this document comes up. And because this is Hellenistic, the Hellenistic Greeks were trying,
especially who were associated with the museum, they were trying to kind of elevate the Greek
back to what it was, right? They’re trying to, they’re bringing a lot of vocabulary that’s
highly, highly specific, but they’re also stylistically trying to harken back to that old
fashioned way of doing Greek, where you take two words, put them right next to each other,
they have the same root. Usually one is a verb and one is a noun or an adjective, right? It’s
just the way, it’s just what they like to do, dude. It’s their style, right? And so you plenthosomen,
you you prepare a brick or fire a brick and what are you firing clean throughs
those bricks right Oh what just tell me what does the Hebrew do with this what
does the Hebrew do with this watch this people the fact that people can save the
Greeks the translation of the Hebrew is a total joke there’s a total joke look
at the first word up here I just do the the making of the bricks right Lebanon
Levitim.
Let’s see what that is.
Let’s see.
Are they, by the way, are the bricks related here?
Right?
Is the baking related?
Let’s see.
Let’s see if it’s from the, what’s going on?
What kind of terms are they using to translate this?
Right?
Look at, to make a brick or to be made or to make whiter.
Okay.
So the Hebrew is using a word for the baking of the bricks.
That’s a primitive root to become white.
Okay.
Okay.
um to make bricks are they doing the thing where you’ve got the same let’s see what happens same
base give me the next one so um what is the word for brick wait a minute laban you mean this thing
just like the greek is using the same root this thing laban which means to be white but also brick
which, by the way, seriously? Seriously, you guys? I know you don’t. I know you know this is
not the best work. I know you do. Look at this. Look at the linguistic laziness. Give me the next
one. This is terrible. Whoever is doing this, they need to be told, you know, take a look at
how classical philology works, right? Now, what’s a problem here? So it does have the same root,
the brick and the brick making, but look what happens. The word for rock that he’s about to use,
it also has the same root and it means a stone. Okay. Okay. What’s going on? Now we’ve used three
words with one root in them. What is going on? What’s it mean at the bottom? What is the word
for stone? It’s the word for, it’s used for a charm. Wait, what? Cornerstone? Death? Oh my God,
this is a made up word. Look at how many places they plugged. Look at how many holes in the wall
they plugged with it. Differing weights, hailstones, jeweler. You know, there’s about 50 words in Greek
in there, right? Lapis lazuli, a plumb line, a plumb. Is it a brick? Is it a rock? Is it a plumb
line? Am I charmed? Is this witch going to hit me in the head with a brick or something? Where am I?
What you’re seeing here is one language inventing itself in order to translate another. And that’s
the secret of Greek and Hebrew. Hebrew is an attempt. Ancient Hebrew, not modern. Ancient Hebrew
is an attempt to translate greek it’s an attempt to legitimize itself through the behemoth that
was there dominating with its 1.5 million over 8 000 it’s the history of the world man and it’s
gorgeous you see this is the one point there’s one point i can make out there tonight it’s that
We look at history through the wrong, with the wrong direction.
You know, we look at it the wrong way.
We should have been looking at the languages.
We should have been looking at the languages because the languages preserve that reality.
And this is the reality that’s here.
Ancient Greek has the clothes.
You’re right.
You’re right.
Jesus Christ 6.
Jesus 6, Christ 6.
I don’t know what that means.
I don’t know what that means.
It’s scaring me.
go to the next one go to the next one here’s here look another brick another title that’s
fine go to go to the next one there’s the word for burning i was going to talk about that a
little bit that’s okay i don’t i don’t need to the point has been made go to go to right here
here’s the um by the way there was there was something in this process of making the bricks
you got to have some kind of stickiness put them together right some kind of mortar to put them
together, and the Greek says you got asphaltos, right? Wait, asphaltos? Does that sound familiar?
Yeah, it does. What is it? It’s asphalt, bitumen, kind of petroleum. It’s pitch, right? It comes
from sphalo. The very word for it comes from a Greek word, and it’s just got the alpha privet
on the front. Sphalo, to deteriorate, and asphalo would be to be not deteriorating,
not being destroyed it’s asphalt now give me what the how does the hebrew come up give me the next
one and i just want you to see look at this chart people this is all the different um this is asphalt
with all the different manifestations of look at how common this word is in ancient right that
includes coin look at how common it is look at how many different things it’s got holy mackerel
it all comes around it’s gonna say treacle love that stuff you know that stuff there’s a well
oh never mind you brits will get that give the next one they didn’t say i was smart that’s the
point watch this people what does he do what does this word mean what does this hebrew word mean
that they’re translating us asphaltos for um right and what did they say it’s bitumen that’s
That’s, bitumen is the Roman word for asphaltos, right?
And then they just put asphalt.
Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding me?
Yeah.
This is amazing, people.
Right in the definition, you want to know where this word comes from?
There’s two classical words there to explain it to you.
And it’s being used for centuries before the Bible is ever written.
now people like dan will tell you dan and kip they will tell you um there’s a wall of separation
between christians and everybody else and these words will not come across right oh god right
this is why they don’t make classicists here’s one last example i just want to throw this to you
um look at verse seven come on now and let’s go down and what soon yeah oh man let’s confound
their tongue let’s confound their tongue it’s in the singular right everybody strokes for everyone
says god this is god right he’s pissed that humans are cooperating right so you know that’s never
good so they can’t hear each other they can’t hear their own voices let’s go down and soon
them their tongue and what does that mean to soon people just look at this third line down to pour
together to commingle or to confound now you think that sounds odd like an odd
group to be putting together they have a word that means to kind of bring
together and in doing so to confound you know what an epileptic seizure is it’s
when your timing is all brought together it’s when those nerves start firing off
in unison you get a little storm in the brain and that’s an epileptic seizure
you’re right oh god do you understand what they’re grasping now watch this give me the
give me the uh next one which is the hebrew um here’s look those are those three words now watch
this get that definition here’s a hebrew word which oh my god happens to mean exactly the same
thing that an already established greek word is meant for centuries what are you looking at you
were looking at proof that Hebrew is constructed around Greek. Oh, did you hear that? Did you hear
that? Oh, this will make them so mad. This will make everybody so mad. Don’t you love it? It’s
gorgeous, isn’t it? We’re creating words now that are the exact mirrors, right? We’re taking culture.
And why is that? Because this is the culture that the Jewish people or person, we don’t know how many authors there were, it doesn’t say, right, that the Jewish people who created the Torah, those people were trying to borrow from the power of the Greek language.
they were harnessing that power to bring it in to create and that’s why it’s in the beginning
where gaia and uranos right two gods two hellenistic creation gods right up top it’s
the language of greek that is the origin of the hebrew bible yeah give me the last one this is
gorgeous um this is silliness look what happens oh look what they do they start talking about arabic
Arabic, right? Well, in Arabic, this root means this, right? Because they want some sort of
Semitic connection, right? And you would think, if you look up, where’s the oldest Arabic from?
They’ll say, oh, 8th century. 8th century BC. Oh, really? Show me. What does it say? Oh, no, no, no,
no. It doesn’t exist then. We don’t have any surviving, right? We just think they wrote.
Are you kidding? Are you joking me? When is the first written Arabic? It’s in the 500s,
Anno Domini. Do you see what the linguists were doing? This is incompetence. This is complete
incompetence, but it is driven by a powerful desire, just like you have the numerologist.
It’s driven by an extreme desire to justify the language itself, to say, look, this language is
legitimate, and the claims that the texts make are legitimate, right? It’s an attempt to create
legitimacy. Wow. But it’s a creation nonetheless. The sacred Hebrew is attempting to reflect the
Greek of the original. Isn’t that gorgeous? Okay, let’s round this out with Penelope. Did you get
to use all of your images? Oh, Penelope, we come to you tonight with the utmost humility, for we
know, Penelope, what lies behind your cross. We know that like us, you are covered by the blood
of Christ, the one who is burning off our mortality, the tide of… Oh, God, thank you for coming
tonight. I’m sorry if what you’ve been saying is disturbing, and I know you’ll be a little bit
disoriented. Don’t worry. Sleep it off, and tomorrow everything will be normal again. No, I’m just
kidding. It’s going to be stuck in your brain forever. Have a great night. Thank you, everybody,
for coming the fact that 841 people are here is driving others to take seriously um what we’re
talking about to open up the museum i want everybody to hear to know if i were there i’d
give you i’d give you just a gorgeous hug i’d give you just a gorgeous lovely hug just imagine it
Thank you for coming tonight.
Hail Satan.
Source: Lady Babylon