GABRIEL ASTRAL SEMINA (STAR SEEDS)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2007
GABRIEL ASTRAL SEMINA (STAR SEEDS)
Some scholars have suggested that the name Kabeiro is synonymous with the Magus, others believe that Gaber, pronounced gebre/gabra is from Aramaic is also synonymous with the Magus, otherwise referred to as fire-worshippers. The fact that there is an association is probably true, but the association brings us no closer to the root of the word and it tells us nothing as to why the root GBR/KPR is so potent.
An interesting etymology that has been suggested for Gaber is kaffer. This I believe to be the same word but its meaning the result of intentional misinformation to undermine and ostracize the followers of the GBR/KPR axiom. In Arabic kaffer came to mean (unbeliever) when referring to the Persians in the early Islamic Period. Although Persians still fail to articulate some Arabic speech sounds properly, there is no unusual sound in kaffer that would require phonetic modification. Gaber had been used and still is, to denote infidel and I suppose by semantic extension, can refers specifically to the banned revealed religion, Zoroastrianism.
As to whether the word Akbar after the name of Allah is associated to Gaber is another blog.
With the dwindling of the Zoroastrian community, due to frequent proselytisations and the curtailment of their social rights, the term GBR came to have a pejorative implication among many religious denominations that followed. We are a lot closer to the truth, the origin and the root that make up the word Kaffer/Gabr/Jabra, when we look at how in Sassanian times it was used to indicate an independent free thinking group in the north east region of Mesopotamia. The Sassanian Dynasty records refer to a surviving fundamental minority sect absorbed within the Zoroastrian community who resisted to the last, conversion to Islam. They were ostracized and persecuted with their Zoroastrian compatriots as the “Kaffers” which it is said came to mean unbelievers. This practice spread throughout the country without mercy. “Though shalt not be free to worship whom or how you like”. The term kaffer is still used by the Muslim Kurds, Turks, and some other ethnic groups in modified forms to denote various religious communities other than Zoroastrians, practically always in the sense of unbeliever.
Gabriel, Gabiri, Gabri. (Persian) Kabiri are all suggested to be from the Hebrew geber and the gleened meaning to be, all-mighty, great or powerful + 'el the west Semetic divinity, god.
Gabriel is seen as the power or the might of God, his power of divinity. In the New Testament he is represented as one of the archangels who stand in the presence of God, sent to announce to Mary the birth of Jesus (Luke 1:19, 26-31). Among the Nazarenes, Aebel Zivo was also called Gabriel Legatus (Gabriel the Messenger). With the later Jews Gabriel was regarded as one of the seven archangels. In Christian theology he belongs to the hierarchy of archangels and perhaps to the first, which are equivalent to the virgin angels or kumaras (SD 2:246).
The angel Gabriel watches over Iran or Persia, according to popular view. In Ezekiel's vision of the cherubim (Griffin) or the four sacred animals, the face of the eagle corresponded to Gabriel. In ancient astrology, he was the ruler of the moon and the sign Taurus.
With the Gnostics the term spirit or Christos was known as the messenger of life, also called Gabriel, which Irenaeus states took the place of the Logos born of the cosmic Mother or Holy Spirit, while the Holy Spirit was considered one with the aeon, cosmic life.
Gabriel is also one with the higher ego or inner divinity.
The Hebrew name Gabri'el, is also composed of the root GBR plus the god of mercy El. Some scholars think the origin of Gabriel could be gheber, literally translating gheber to “man” to try to make it fit with Elohim! They suggest El for God and gheber "to be strong"as a man of god aught to be. If gheber = man they say that Elhoim = God, and Gabriel could means “Godman” or man of God! I believe these are all attempts to explain the riddle of the root GBR, which as shown in this blogspot is an axiom that simply defines the Supreme Governing Principal of existence. Feedback loop.
To get to the triliteral root of GBR/KPR, we can take a close look at the English word Keeper or better still the word Governer ( Latin Gubernare or Greek Kybernan). It should no longer be a mystery that from this root GBR/KPR came the Gaber, Gabiri, Gabri. Kabir, Kabeiroi or Kabeiros or Kabeiria, the three male Kabeiroi, who with Kabeiros are the Astral Semina (Star Seeds), and three female Kabeirides, with Kabeiria are the Elemental Semina (Material Seeds). Together they the esse, the seed, and the egg continually recreate themselves, just like you me and the rest of Existence. Check out the root of the word CYBERNETICS.
Philo of Byblius, who called the Kabiri the Children of Sydiki or Sudek, says that in truth, the Kabeiroi were the first scribes of Thoth, and that they had on record the deep secrets that Thoth divulged to them and us. So Thebes and the expulsion of the Hyksos comes into play.
With the new order the politically incorrect Kaberoi, were ruthlessly driven underground and are still there today. The victors called their youngest, a He-demon, the one named Esmounos, another son of Sydiki in code (Isopsephia = 1035).
An interesting etymology that has been suggested for Gaber is kaffer. This I believe to be the same word but its meaning the result of intentional misinformation to undermine and ostracize the followers of the GBR/KPR axiom. In Arabic kaffer came to mean (unbeliever) when referring to the Persians in the early Islamic Period. Although Persians still fail to articulate some Arabic speech sounds properly, there is no unusual sound in kaffer that would require phonetic modification. Gaber had been used and still is, to denote infidel and I suppose by semantic extension, can refers specifically to the banned revealed religion, Zoroastrianism.
As to whether the word Akbar after the name of Allah is associated to Gaber is another blog.
With the dwindling of the Zoroastrian community, due to frequent proselytisations and the curtailment of their social rights, the term GBR came to have a pejorative implication among many religious denominations that followed. We are a lot closer to the truth, the origin and the root that make up the word Kaffer/Gabr/Jabra, when we look at how in Sassanian times it was used to indicate an independent free thinking group in the north east region of Mesopotamia. The Sassanian Dynasty records refer to a surviving fundamental minority sect absorbed within the Zoroastrian community who resisted to the last, conversion to Islam. They were ostracized and persecuted with their Zoroastrian compatriots as the “Kaffers” which it is said came to mean unbelievers. This practice spread throughout the country without mercy. “Though shalt not be free to worship whom or how you like”. The term kaffer is still used by the Muslim Kurds, Turks, and some other ethnic groups in modified forms to denote various religious communities other than Zoroastrians, practically always in the sense of unbeliever.
Gabriel, Gabiri, Gabri. (Persian) Kabiri are all suggested to be from the Hebrew geber and the gleened meaning to be, all-mighty, great or powerful + 'el the west Semetic divinity, god.
Gabriel is seen as the power or the might of God, his power of divinity. In the New Testament he is represented as one of the archangels who stand in the presence of God, sent to announce to Mary the birth of Jesus (Luke 1:19, 26-31). Among the Nazarenes, Aebel Zivo was also called Gabriel Legatus (Gabriel the Messenger). With the later Jews Gabriel was regarded as one of the seven archangels. In Christian theology he belongs to the hierarchy of archangels and perhaps to the first, which are equivalent to the virgin angels or kumaras (SD 2:246).
The angel Gabriel watches over Iran or Persia, according to popular view. In Ezekiel's vision of the cherubim (Griffin) or the four sacred animals, the face of the eagle corresponded to Gabriel. In ancient astrology, he was the ruler of the moon and the sign Taurus.
With the Gnostics the term spirit or Christos was known as the messenger of life, also called Gabriel, which Irenaeus states took the place of the Logos born of the cosmic Mother or Holy Spirit, while the Holy Spirit was considered one with the aeon, cosmic life.
Gabriel is also one with the higher ego or inner divinity.
The Hebrew name Gabri'el, is also composed of the root GBR plus the god of mercy El. Some scholars think the origin of Gabriel could be gheber, literally translating gheber to “man” to try to make it fit with Elohim! They suggest El for God and gheber "to be strong"as a man of god aught to be. If gheber = man they say that Elhoim = God, and Gabriel could means “Godman” or man of God! I believe these are all attempts to explain the riddle of the root GBR, which as shown in this blogspot is an axiom that simply defines the Supreme Governing Principal of existence. Feedback loop.
To get to the triliteral root of GBR/KPR, we can take a close look at the English word Keeper or better still the word Governer ( Latin Gubernare or Greek Kybernan). It should no longer be a mystery that from this root GBR/KPR came the Gaber, Gabiri, Gabri. Kabir, Kabeiroi or Kabeiros or Kabeiria, the three male Kabeiroi, who with Kabeiros are the Astral Semina (Star Seeds), and three female Kabeirides, with Kabeiria are the Elemental Semina (Material Seeds). Together they the esse, the seed, and the egg continually recreate themselves, just like you me and the rest of Existence. Check out the root of the word CYBERNETICS.
Philo of Byblius, who called the Kabiri the Children of Sydiki or Sudek, says that in truth, the Kabeiroi were the first scribes of Thoth, and that they had on record the deep secrets that Thoth divulged to them and us. So Thebes and the expulsion of the Hyksos comes into play.
With the new order the politically incorrect Kaberoi, were ruthlessly driven underground and are still there today. The victors called their youngest, a He-demon, the one named Esmounos, another son of Sydiki in code (Isopsephia = 1035).
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An infidel and black, earthy one that cheats Alpha and steals a bit of the fire so the olympic torch can flicker in the round bowl anew.
Eucharisto kai geiasou!
Kristina