Aleister Crowley - Demirugic Donkeys

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NOTE: @ 5:53, it should be noted that there are Four Major Papal Basilicas of Rome. St. Peter's Basilica is in Vatican City. The etymology of "basilica" of course is "basileus" (meaning "king"), which is the same etymology of the basilisk serpent from mythology, who causes death when looking into its eyes. ^_^
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abuzuhm: It isn't accurate to say that the word alchemy comes from the Egyptian Kem
MrCJCala: As far as I understand, it comes from the Arabian "al-kimia." However, the root "kimia" comes the Coptic "khem," which alludes to the Black Lands (i.e., the Nile valley).
brucedobson5285: It's not but you'll notice with these people one of their favorite tools is bogus etymology to create false continuities.
MrCJCala: Seems E. A. Wallis Budge and Lewis Spence were wrong then? The Occult Science in Atlantis by Lewis Spence (on page 79) references Budge's work, Egyptian Magic, making the connection between the Arabic word "al Khemeia" and the Egyptian word "Kemi," which, again, was in reference to the black or dark lands.
abuzuhm: Thanks for writing back, appreciate the effort that goes into your content. I think this is Wallis Budge's theory that alchemy comes from the Egyptian Khem. This fails, for me at least, when we look at the surviving early Islamic alchemical texts. The term al-kemia isn't seen in the titles. Additionally, when we look at the earliest surviving Arabic alchemical works, these aren't from Egypt. They're from Iraq and points further East.
MrCJCala: Appreciate the comment and glad you enjoy the content. And yes, the idea stems from my reading of Lewis Spence (who cites Budge in his work). Take care and best blessings! ^_^
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systemicsystems703: In Solomons temple, it was found that the high priest would worship the donkeyheaded god. All under a guise that they were praising the real God.
MrCJCala: "Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion; shout, O daughter of Jerusalem: behold, thy King cometh unto thee: he is just, and having salvation; lowly, and riding upon an ass, and upon a colt the foal of an ass." - Zechariah 9:9, KJV

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@MrCJCala 4 месяца назад

@thenowchurch6419 4 месяца назад

Awesome! This is some of the best commentary on Crowley and the Occult generally that I have seen on RU-vid. I believe Crowley states somewhere that the Messiah conquers and there by merges with the Donkey and uses its force to carry Him about. 93!

@oflunrazeuqram 4 месяца назад

Great post brother, keep them coming. Just suscribed. I love the esoteric. Cant get enough of it.

@myanarsultan483 3 месяца назад

Love finding new videos about the most holy ass, Onoel. IAO!

@vanatos8989 4 месяца назад

Legit fascinating

@MrCJCala 4 месяца назад

Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching! ^_^

@arbitraryass 4 месяца назад

🔥🔥

@systemicsystems703 4 месяца назад

In Solomons temple, it was found that the high priest would worship the donkeyheaded god. All under a guise that they were praising the real God.

@MrCJCala 4 месяца назад

"Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion; shout, O daughter of Jerusalem: behold, thy King cometh unto thee: he is just, and having salvation; lowly, and riding upon an ass, and upon a colt the foal of an ass." - Zechariah 9:9, KJV

@Aham-Na 4 месяца назад

Fronto asserted that "the religion of the Christians is foolish, inasmuch as they worship a crucified man, and even the instrument itself of his punishment. They are said to worship the head of an ass, and even the nature of their father" (IX). And Tacitus recounts how the Jews, expelled from Egypt, wandered in the desert, exhausted and dying of thirst, when, following a herd of wild asses, they were led to water. So, in the temple at Jerusalem, "they consecrated an image of the animal which had delivered them" (The Histories, V.3). Even though Pompey, upon entering the temple, found its sanctuary to be empty (V.9), it must have been from this story, supposes Tertullian, that the notion derived that Christians were "devoted to the worship of the same image" and that "our god is an ass's head" (Apology, XVI). Josephus, too, is obliged to refute the same charge in Against Apion (II.8ff). Tertullian refers again to this notion that "our god is actually the head of an ass" in To the Nations, where he accuses pagans of being no better. "You in fact worship the ass in its entirety, not just the head. And then you throw in Epona, the patron saint of donkeys and all the beasts of burden, cattle, and wild animals. You even worship their stables. Perhaps this is your charge against us that in the midst of all these indiscriminate animal lovers, we save our devotion for asses alone" (XI)! He also defends Christians against the charge of a Roman Jew who "would carry around a picture directed against us with the heading 'Onocoetes,' meaning Donkey Priest. It was a picture of a man wearing a toga and the ears of the donkey with a book in hand and one leg ending in a hoof" (XIV).

@magouliana32 4 месяца назад

Do you make this stuff up as you go 😂. 6

@MrCJCala 4 месяца назад

Did you "ASSess" before you "understood?" That was the primary theme of this video, you know (i.e., not to be "donkey-headed").

@oflunrazeuqram 4 месяца назад

Nice response.

@abuzuhm 4 месяца назад

It isn't accurate to say that the word alchemy comes from the Egyptian Kem.

@MrCJCala 4 месяца назад

As far as I understand, it comes from the Arabian "al-kimia." However, the root "kimia" comes the Coptic "khem," which alludes to the Black Lands (i.e., the Nile valley).

@brucedobson5285 4 месяца назад

It's not but you'll notice with these people one of their favorite tools is bogus etymology to create false continuities.

@abuzuhm 4 месяца назад

@@MrCJCala Thanks for writing back, appreciate the effort that goes into your content. I think this is Wallis Budge's theory that alchemy comes from the Egyptian Khem. This fails, for me at least, when we look at the surviving early Islamic alchemical texts. The term al-kemia isn't seen in the titles. Additionally, when we look at the earliest surviving Arabic alchemical works, these aren't from Egypt. They're from Iraq and points further East.

@MrCJCala 4 месяца назад

Seems E. A. Wallis Budge and Lewis Spence were wrong then? The Occult Science in Atlantis by Lewis Spence (on page 79) references Budge's work, Egyptian Magic, making the connection between the Arabic word "al Khemeia" and the Egyptian word "Kemi," which, again, was in reference to the black or dark lands.

@abuzuhm 4 месяца назад

@@MrCJCala Budge's scholarship is pretty easy to criticize, starting with the idea that it is really old.