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Well that time has come where there is no longer a need for reporting on external events, anybody following these groups should be well versed in where to access the data. This last two weeks in research has shown me where my path lies ahead now and it is purely relaying this Knowledge.

Due to having no need for the Den of Vipers 2.0 or the Earth Changes and Spaceweather groups, they have been deleted. This website is now solely dedicated to the seeking, researching and study of Ancient Knowledge. I invite fellow seekers of this Knowledge to continue to utilize the confirmations being provided to ready your Soul for what approaches humanity.

To everybody else, all the best out there.

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The common Raven (Corvus corax) is the largest perching bird in the world, renowned for its striking glossy black plumage, high intelligence, and complex social behavior. Widely distributed across the Northern Hemisphere (and related species like the Australian raven in southern/eastern Australia), thriving in environments from Arctic tundras to deserts and mountain forests.

Ravens are highly opportunistic omnivores, meaning they will eat almost anything they can find, catch, or steal. Ravens are considered among the most intelligent animals on Earth, possessing cognitive abilities that rival chimpanzees and dolphins.

Ravens are strictly monogamous and bond for life. While a Raven looks jet black from a distance, its plumage is actually deeply coloured with blue and green hues, however that iridescent subtle colour we see is created by Light. This is because instead of relying entirely on pigments for color, the microscopic physical structure of their feathers refracts white Light creating these…

“Neither do the ignorant love wisdom or desire to become wise; for this is the grievous thing about ignorance, that those who are neither good nor beautiful think they are good enough, and do not desire that which they do not think they are lacking.” — Plato, from the Symposium

Rams (Ovis aries) are male Sheep that live in rugged, mountainous regions, alpine meadows, and desert cliffs across North America, Europe, and Asia. While the female is called a Ewe and the offspring are Lambs. They are herbivores and primary grazers, eating a wide variety of meadow grasses, clover, and weeds.

Rams are uniquely known for their physical power, leadership, and distinctive head-butting behaviour. In wild species like the Bighorn Sheep, a single pair of a ram's horns can weigh up to 30 pounds (14 kilograms)—which is more than all the other bones in its body combined.

Unlike deer antlers, a ram's horns are permanent. They start growing at birth and continue throughout the animal's lifetime, forming growth rings that biologists use to tell the Ram's exact age. The sound of the impact can be heard over a kilometre away. Despite the violent force, Rams rarely suffer concussions. Their skulls…

The Honey Bee (Apis mellifera), lives on every continent except Antarctica, thriving in habitats ranging from wild woodlands to urban gardens. These highly social insects live in complex colonies split into three distinct roles: a single egg-laying Queen, male drones, and thousands of female workers that gather nectar and guard the hive.

What truly sets them apart is their unique dance, a complex figure-eight movement used by returning foragers to communicate the exact direction and distance of food sources to the rest of the hive.

The honey these bees produce can never spoil. This is because of its incredibly low moisture content and highly acidic pH level, bacteria and microorganisms just cannot grow in it. Archaeologists have actually found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are thousands of years old—and it is still perfectly edible!

When Honey Bees are processing nectar, they add a special enzyme called glucose…

Roosters (Gallus gallus domesticus) are adult male domestic Chickens. They are found on every continent across the globe except Antarctica, primarily thriving in agricultural settings, backyard coops, and rural landscapes. They feed on beetles, caterpillars, small mice, lizards, frogs, grass and weeds.

Characterised by their larger stature, vibrant plumage, prominent fleshy red combs, and sharp leg spurs, they act as the dedicated guardians, peacemakers, and leaders of their flocks.

Beyond their well-known role as nature's loud, dawn-announcing alarm clocks, one truly unique biological feature of roosters is that their ear canals automatically close when they crow. This built-in auditory defense mechanism completely blocks out the sound, preventing the bird from deafening itself when blasting a call that can easily exceed 90 decibels at close range.

Roosters also display their brilliant iridescent hue through something called structural colouration. The long, curved main tail feathers of a Rooster display strong iridescence. These…

Doves and Pigeons (Columbidaeare) are gentle, plump birds that can be found all over the world except in extreme polar regions like Antarctica, and the driest parts of the Sahara Desert. Doves have strong flight muscles and large wings that make them fast, agile flyers, some species can fly at speeds over 50 miles per hour.

They have a diet of mainly seeds, grains, and fruit which they forage mostly on the ground. Both male and female parents produce a nutritious secretion called "crop milk" in their throats to feed their young. Doves pair for life and share nesting and chick-rearing duties, females almost always lay two white eggs at a time.

Once again we have a very well known symbol which has lasted well into modern times, though unfortunately the meaning has now been reduced to peace, with all the other information this archetype is communicating, being well and…

The Ox (Bos taurus) is a mature, trained castrated male bovine often used as a draft animal for heavy farm and transport work. An Ox is not a separate species or breed, but rather a role or job title.

Training is the most critical factor; an untrained steer is not an Ox. Oxen are quite intelligent animals who learn voice commands easily and work well in pairs, or larger teams connected by a yoke. Oxen traditionally have horns like Bulls, which help anchor their yoke and assist with body heat regulation.

Oxen are herbivores, they eat grass, hay, and grains, utilizing strong teeth to process tough plant matter. They need proper hoof care for their cloven hooves and physical conditioning to prevent over-fattening or exhaustion.

After we now have an understanding for the archetypal meanings of the Fox and the Hound, the well studied student should no longer be mystified about the meaning behind the saying "Dog Days of Summer" and it's connection to the star Sirius and Divine Man and Divine Female.

This saying has nothing to do with meteorological conditions and is literally denoting the Divine Man in the Golden Age. This is why Sirius loyally follows Orion across the celestial heavens too. The season of Summer also symbolically equates to the Golden Age, the Dog star Sirius is denoting the Divine Man in his true divine state.

In astronomy and mythology, Sirius is the brightest star in the constellation Canis Major (the Great Dog). Story tellers since antiquity have visualized Sirius as Orion's loyal hunting Dog trailing its master through the stars.

In Greek mythology, Sirius is identified as Laelaps, a magical…