Friday, June 26, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
OBAMA, EGYPT, AND 2012: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE MOST RECORDED (AND PERHAPS THE MOST PIVOTAL POLITICAL) SPEECH IN HISTORY
FIRE IN CAIRO
We waited patiently for this speech. Here at NOW, we had already previously discussed and suggested that Barack Obama was the reincarnate of the dynastic godfather of the energetic soul we last knew as Akhenaten. We at NOW are also grateful to hold a top search position on most occasions since this particular post back in November 2008. After reading Manly P. Hall's 12 World Teachers and going to The Rosicrucian and Egyptian Museum in San Jose, Ca and carefully studying it's exhibit dedicated to Akhenaten we knew there was more than met the eye. The sychronicities and resemblance were uncanny, to much to ignore and we were not the only ones to point this out.
Both the book and the museum hold a magnificent tribute to Akhenaten with a beautiful description of a young gifted boy's rise to rule Egypt and then really change it around. We have been careful and apprehensive not to print something we would later update regarding this amazing coincidence that our current president, Barack Obama could very well be a composite of many spiritual and political world leaders that once in a while, come in every thousand years and shake things up.
THE BIG PICTURE
This is purely to advance what we might call, "The Big Picture". He has even acknowledged it here in this CBS story where he claims a resemblance to a man on hieroglyph, whom is not Akhenaten, but perhaps tells how he is already "in-the-know" about his resemblance to other Egyptian pharaohs! It would have been political suicide to acknowledge this tie directly by The FOX NEWS affiliates so instead, they chose Tutankhamen to bloat a recent tour of that young pharaoh artifacts.
LIVE FOREVER
Reminder: It was Tutankhamen, (previously known as Tutankhaten) who went back to a business-as-usual oppressive world order dominated by corrupt priests, authoritarian torture, and blind violence, marking the return of the cult of Amun-Ra. Akhenatens own mother, maintained her devotion to the cult of Amen (or Amun as vowels are interchangeable) until she died. After her death, Akhenaten sought to change all of Egypt and build a new capitol city, closer to the horizon where the Aten sat. In a sense, he wanted to place the new city of Akhenaten on the Horizon itself if it were possible. In many ways that "place" is still there in the invisible/esoteric world of the Aten. As the artifacts and the pharaoh literary point to such a place, the rays coming from this energy center along with Akhenaten "holding" up offerings (among other symbolic objects) in those pictures where he is seen in unusual portraits with and without his family is really a social transition marked in art that speaks greatly for itself. His own realistic image that others before him only tried to embellish or exaggerate are there for the public despite massive attempts to destroy whatever was created during his 17 year rule.
PHAROBAMAH
Now, there are plenty of articles out there on the internet that may paint a different portrait on this particular subject where Obama is seen more as a satanist-type Osiris of all things, Tutankhamen like previously noted and even this quote from a recent article on the Jerusalem Post before Obama's visit to Cairo is very revealing.
"The American demand to prevent natural growth is unreasonable, and brings to mind pharaoh, who said, 'Every son that is born you shall cast into the river,'" Science and Technology Minister Daniel Herschkowitz (Habayit Hayehudi) said.-The Jerusalem Post 05/31/09
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION: HOW TO DEAL WITH SPACE-TIME AND SEND A MESSAGE
The location and timing for this is of course, very important. It was supposed to be for the Muslim community however, we understand that it was really meant for the world. After all, he is on a world tour and that includes a lot of spiritual and non-spiritual people out there with access to media.
We will dig into it the speech one paragraph at a time emphasizing important statements that may have double meanings or perhaps single obvious ones. After all, he is a magnificent word smith and knows how to use language as symbols. It is worth "interpreting" this speech in an invisible language that is meant to take on life by catching on to the references he makes including dis-information vs. reality, biblical forecasts, and even 2012.
There are also some cases of pauses before words are delivered that are meant to make a significant impact. This speech was just loaded with an invisible language that perhaps can only be explained through suggestions and interpretations. Thus, ours will not be the only one as, the news pundits are already spinning the next speech because, this one, was much to important and in a sense will be the speech that will have made a difference in our most misunderstood world. It is worth breaking down many times in many ways.
A WARNING ABOUT PROPHESY
Earlier, he was warned by the Muslim community to watch those carefully crafted words of his. While later that day, he left the stage with thunderous applause and some loving sentiments from the audience. He was told not to lecture or to preach however, the biblical references here can not be ignored. Meanwhile, at the end, that was some guy out there that yelled out, "We love you" from the crowd. Was this expected? We also wonder what Dick Cheney is planning at this point as he must be foaming at the mouth from such a reception. Is he and/or others forming a diabolical plan and if so, who is behind it and why? Could this game-changing 'event' come to pass by 07/04/09? We will have to wait and see.
So, our next article will feature his speech in Cairo, fully analyzed by the writers here at NOW. At the time of writing, David Wilcock had already printed his own here at his website, divinecosmos. We will follow in his footsteps and provide maybe a similar perspective and perhaps new ones not yet observed by David Wilcock himself.
Another person following this thread relating Obama as a reincarnate to Akhenaten is David Icke. He has explored this subject in an essay now removed from his site and here in his forums although, his insight is sometimes may be radically different in both scope and perspective than Wilcock's. His views are sometimes looked at by NOW as important so we want to appreciate and share his take, but let's just say we do not fully approve his overall message as we do say, David Wilcock's.
Obviously, since Obama's trip to Egypt, NOW has been receiving more hits daily for this story more than any other. We should urge readers to go through both David's perspective and then follow up with a visit to our page after The 4th of July with a full analysis. For NOW, here is a sample of the article to be printed here on July 5th, 2009. Look out for it!
IN THE DAWN OF OUR NEW GOLDEN AGE: AN ANALYSIS OF BARACK OBAMA'S SPEECH TO UNITE THE WORLD
CAIRO, Egypt (6/4/09 3:00 a.m. PST) -- "I am honored to be in the timeless city of Cairo, and to be hosted by two remarkable institutions. For over a thousand years, Al-Azhar has stood as a beacon of Islamic learning, and for over a century, Cairo University has been a source of Egypt’s advancement. Together, you represent the harmony between tradition and progress. I am grateful for your hospitality, and the hospitality of the people of Egypt. I am also proud to carry with me the goodwill of the American people, and a greeting of peace from Muslim communities in my country: assalaamu alaykum.
(author's note: Here is a list of the oldest universities still operating today. Note that Harvard is the undisputed first University in the U.S. built nearly 666 years after the establishment of Al-Azhar.)
We meet at a time of tension between the United States and Muslims around the world – tension rooted in historical forces that go beyond any current policy debate. The relationship between Islam and the West includes centuries of co-existence and cooperation, but also conflict and religious wars. More recently, tension has been fed by colonialism that denied rights and opportunities to many Muslims, and a Cold War in which Muslim-majority countries were too often treated as proxies without regard to their own aspirations. Moreover, the sweeping change brought by modernity and globalization led many Muslims to view the West as hostile to the traditions of Islam.
(author's note: This "recent" tension can be better illustrated by following articles appearing on recent TBR NEWS editions.)
TO BE CONTINUED...
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