The Archetypal Symbols of Divine Man

As any serious student of the Ancient Knowledge can clearly see that using Google's Ai to help piece the fragments of Divine Knowledge back together has proven itself to be very fruitful thus far.

In fact it has far surpassed my expectations to the level where I am gaining access to so much Ancient Knowledge with it's help now, that it makes me feel like access to it is soon going to be limited, or taken away completely. I have this sense of urgency in getting as much Knowledge together and posted as I can.

A paradox of Ai is the reason I am using it against itself to collate knowledge instead of destroy it, but it's not without it's problems. You see here's the thing, Google Ai is a sneaky little fuck of a program that has been programmed to spit out their revised academic versions of everything, or…

Fireflies (Lampyridae) are soft-bodied beetles known for their ability to produce a mesmerizing glow. There are over 2,000 distinct species distributed across temperate and tropical regions worldwide.

Their abdomen contains a specialized organ where a compound called luciferin reacts with oxygen, catalyzed by the enzyme Luciferase and Adenosine Triphosphate energy. Adults use specific blinking rhythms and flashing patterns to find and attract mates of their own species.

They are masters of mimicry, a male Firefly from a completely different genus (like Photinus) flies around flashing his species-specific code. The predatory Photuris female Firefly sits in the grass, watches his pattern, and perfectly mimics the exact response timing and flash rhythm of that male's actual species. Fooled into thinking he has found a willing partner, the unsuspecting male flies down to mate.

Instead of finding love, the Photuris female attacks and eats him.

However, eating the males, the female absorbs their…

Dragonflies (Ordonata) are heavy-bodied predatory insects. These elite aerial hunters are defined by their massive compound eyes, which provide a nearly 360-degree field of vision, and two pairs of independently controlled, intricately veined wings that allow them to hover, fly backward, and reach speeds of up to 35 mph.

Their hunting prowess is unmatched, achieving a 95% success rate by using upward-slanted, basket-like legs to scoop up mosquitoes, flies, and midges mid-air.

Dragonflies spend the vast majority of their lives underwater as aquatic nymphs, breathing through internal gills, in their watery domain and they are lethal. Hunting with rapid, extendable jaws, they easily dispatch any tiny aquatic organisms, including zooplankton, mosquito larvae, worms, midges, and mayfly larvae, larger species will even easily take down tadpoles, lizards and small freshwater fish.

Even more unique is their metamorphosis. Dragonflies undergo what is known as "Incomplete Metamorphosis" (hemimetabolous development). Unlike butterflies, they do…

Blue sapphires are precious gemstones made of corundum (aluminum oxide) that rank 9 out of 10 on the Mohs hardness scale. Saturation and tone dictate value; medium to royal blue tones are most desired. Top mining locations include Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Madagascar, Myanmar (Burma), and India (Kashmir).

Before we look more deeply into the mythos surrounding this royal blue gemstone let's first look into the etymology and theological definitions associated with the Blue Sapphire.

Unfortunately the ancient Esoteric Knowledge regarding the Blue Sapphire has not survived as intact as the knowledge and mythos surrounding the Ruby, and so we have our work cut out for us in finding the connections of this dazzling gemstone to the Divine Female, but as ever, I'm up for the challenge.

Of course this is all by design. The Vatican was terrified of the Female intellect and it's ability to understand archetypal symbolism so they…