13 May 2012 10:19:26
why do we say amen at the end of prayers ??
the grover
{Ed033's Note - The real answer is probably because amen was/is an Egypytian deity that was/is worshipped in certain parts of Egypt and other places, and christianity has at least parts of the amenite "religion" within it.
There are deeper meanings still regarding the 'Amen', and they involve Genetic Engineering.
The Renegade Pea.
The Renegade Pea.
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Explain please The Renegade Pea?
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Ed033 gives a very good example. Just to remember it is used in all three of the so called 'great' monotheistic religions. First mentioned by Moses as a praise of God's work (so be it), certainly points to its Egyptian origins with Amun Ra. Would love to hear this idea of Renegade Pea.
Cork Red Boi.
Cork Red Boi.
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First off it is my belief that we are 'kept in the past', that simply all we strive for has already been achieved at least tens of thousands of years ago, and that because of this people can be 'MADE' to believe anything at all.
They say 'Virgin Birth'.
You think 'Immaculate Conception'.
I say 'Hypodermic Needle'.
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This is one way of interpreting the term 'AMEN'.
First take a fresh look at the capital letter 'A' and understand that what you are looking at is a pictogram.
Viewed as a pictogram, symbol or sigil, even, it represents a whole other meaning than the standard one you were probably tought in school, part of a hidden and secret languge, esoteric as the generally accepted version is exoteric.
A
This pictogram is one shape made up of three straight lines. It is 3 parts in 1.
Using this interpretation we can compare it with symbology from the past (and the modern stuff, you can do this for yourself) and see if we can make any connections.
Here are two examples.
Triune Man. Tri une - three in one.
Hermes Trismegistus - three times Great.
Hermes, Aphrodite
-Hermaphrodite-
Two parts making one - three times great.
It would seem to be symbolic of something best here described by the biblical term 'Man', specifically some kind of three in one 'Man' (All men and hence A'men is the answer often given to this question).
Make of it what you will. I didn't invent the letter 'A' so you can have it, pretty well any way you want.
TRP.
They say 'Virgin Birth'.
You think 'Immaculate Conception'.
I say 'Hypodermic Needle'.
(There is a disclaimer at the top of the page for those that need it)
This is one way of interpreting the term 'AMEN'.
First take a fresh look at the capital letter 'A' and understand that what you are looking at is a pictogram.
Viewed as a pictogram, symbol or sigil, even, it represents a whole other meaning than the standard one you were probably tought in school, part of a hidden and secret languge, esoteric as the generally accepted version is exoteric.
A
This pictogram is one shape made up of three straight lines. It is 3 parts in 1.
Using this interpretation we can compare it with symbology from the past (and the modern stuff, you can do this for yourself) and see if we can make any connections.
Here are two examples.
Triune Man. Tri une - three in one.
Hermes Trismegistus - three times Great.
Hermes, Aphrodite
-Hermaphrodite-
Two parts making one - three times great.
It would seem to be symbolic of something best here described by the biblical term 'Man', specifically some kind of three in one 'Man' (All men and hence A'men is the answer often given to this question).
Make of it what you will. I didn't invent the letter 'A' so you can have it, pretty well any way you want.
TRP.
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