Food For Thought

FFT Series

Transcript

00:00You know what I realized, and I should have been realized, is that everything in

00:11Holy Scriptures, Egyptian, Christianity, Catholic, Muslim, all that stuff, Hinduism,

00:25they all praise to one thing, the universe, and they give everything of

00:34nature and celestial being, alikeness, personifications, human characteristic

00:46traits, for them to tap in with that source of power, and everybody all their

00:53life think is actual people and beings, like with names, like real names and so,

00:59but what they're trying to do is tap into a source of power that they didn't

01:03know what it was, so they give it names and characteristics to feel in tune and

01:08attach with it. It's like when you say, Jack saw five apples, and he took two, how

01:21many is left? Three, and what does that help you as a kid in school? To solve

01:29certain mathematical questions or understand mathematical structures by

01:36using personifications with certain math problems you need to learn and

01:43understand. So therefore, in that sense of school, that should also mean same thing

01:50with Holy Scriptures, we use personification to stick with and stay

01:59in tune with stuff that is above us, the universe. So the universe is nearly to

02:06all religions, their God, their Yahweh, whatever it is, their Osiris and

02:14everything, and Jesus, the Moses, the Noah, all those stuff are personifications of

02:22stars, they're giving stars names, so they could tap into that star power and

02:31manifest what they want in the world.

02:37Food for thought.