Simultaneous Existences

[Mercy Now]

Why do you think he would  tell you the truth and lie to everyone else MC?

[MC]

Sariel,very interesting as usual,but,I get the idea that you like to feel important and powerful.They will use that against you.And as far as "in the beginning".Well,how do we explain ourselves.Lucifer cannot incarnate as you know.But,each one of us,and there are several of us,are an aspect of him.Different aspects that make a whole.Each one of those negative beings that we exist as,are an aspect of him.Being aware of that is important.On the other hand,we have the archangel hierarchy.They are able to send a sliver of their energy to incarnate.In human form.It is for certain reasons.Very good ones too,and there always must be a balance.How many exist as both?How many can utilize both?But a choice then has to be made in which direction to go.Either with the Luciferian consciousness or the other.How many in human form belonging to both...have chosen the other and have been given the knowledge of how to use the other? 1.Just one...
Dali me razumes?

[MC]

MN,you ask questions that I cannot provide the answer to.I am not going to even guess.The only person that can provide the answer to your question is Stewart himself.

[Sariel]

He's more powerful than you now because he has more knowledge

He was never more powerful or higher than me in the hierarchy. Regarding what I was and I am he's completely irrelevant. btw. I didn't mention the name of people, just location, and with a good reason. I won't tell everything. I keep my best knowledge for myself. There are things for public and there are some which aren't. It's all about strategy, logic and reason.

But he's nothing in comparision with me.

[Sariel]

You yourself said you were in Serbia.You told me you were the mother Mira.

That's his version. Though, I always had affinity with Germany. Well, this woman is killed in Belgrade, and his version include Hungary. Also other lifetimes do not fall into timeline with any other. He lied. He is lying too easy and too much. He doesn's want really for people to find truth. What he wants is to controle people and exploit them for his cult. He's no good person with good intention. He's bad on purpose. Though, I am not morale in such way of fancy Hollywood movies, but the fact is he's not positive person for people in general.

My soul-personality resonate with this guy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinhard_Heydrich Of course not an evil one created by Jewish/Zionist propaganda after the war in order to find excuse to create Israel. In fact, he was half a Jew and with Central Asian characteristic from where those people came in the first place.
I still have memories playing a violine that he used to do. And his death is related to timelines where Nazi won the war. He was only one Nazi eliminated because he was crucial in destroying Allien invasion in Normandy which was a disaster. Eventually the time travel technology was used to send technology to Allies. This was done, because German allies in the war, Aldeberans, eventually executed or removed those Nazis with higher Reptilian %.

[Dejjan]

Sariel,very interesting as usual,but,I get the idea that you like to feel important and powerful.They will use that against you.And as far as "in the beginning".Well,how do we explain ourselves.Lucifer cannot incarnate as you know.But,each one of us,and there are several of us,are an aspect of him.Different aspects that make a whole.Each one of those negative beings that we exist as,are an aspect of him.Being aware of that is important.On the other hand,we have the archangel hierarchy.They are able to send a sliver of their energy to incarnate.In human form.It is for certain reasons.Very good ones too,and there always must be a balance.How many exist as both?How many can utilize both?But a choice then has to be made in which direction to go.Either with the Luciferian consciousness or the other.How many in human form belonging to both...have chosen the other and have been given the knowledge of how to use the other? 1.Just one...
Dali me razumes?

Ja razumem :)

[Sariel]

And regarding my 'power'

Qin Shihuang holds a central place in Chinese history for being the first emperor who united the country. He is also well known for his part in the construction of the spectacular Great Wall and his splendid terracotta army.
 
style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"To ensure his rule in the afterlife, this emperor commanded more than 700,000 conscripts from all parts of the country to build him a grand mausoleum as luxurious as any of the palaces he had in mortal life. Legend says that numerous treasures were placed in the tomb.
style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"As time passed, no one knew exactly what was put in the grand palace. Recently, Guo Zhikun, a specialist in the history of the Qin (221 BC-206 BC) and Han (206 BC-220 AD) dynasties, gave a press conference in Xi'an, the capital city of west China's Shaanxi Province. He disclosed his academic research results focusing on the Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang, making bold guesses about the mysterious tomb complex that fascinates the whole world.
Guess 1: How tall was the tomb mound?
"According to Guo, the mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang is actually composed of two parts: the tomb mound, a hillock above the tomb, and the underground palace, the chamber containing the emperor's coffin.
style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"Most historical records indicate that the original tomb mound was 115 meters in height and 2,076 meters in girth. Exposed to the wind and sun for thousands of years, the mound has been greatly weathered down. The current girth is 1,390 meters, and the base of the mound covers an area of 120,750 square meters.
style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"There has been a decades-long argument about why the mound's height dropped so sharply in recent years. Guo said that most people attributed it to the erosion from wind and rain and to manmade changes. However, another opinion has emerged recently. According to Duan Qingbo who leads the archaeological team at the mausoleum, the height of 115 meters recorded in most historical documents was just a figure copied down from the original blueprint. It is believed that the construction was left unfinished due to a nationwide uprising of peasants. After the emperor's corpse was placed in the chamber, the tomb mound project began. Later, about half of the laborers were transferred to the construction site of another palace building. When the peasant army approached the Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang, the second emperor of the dynasty, who had taken the throne from his dead father, hastily organized the remaining workers on the construction site to fight against the rebels. No more soil were added onto the hillock later.

Opinions also differ on how many gates the underground palace contains. Some said there were two, one made of stone and the other of bronze. Others said that there were six, because Emperor Qin Shihuang had always considered the number "six" auspicious.

"How many gates does the underground palace have then? After reading through piles of ancient documents, Guo Zhikun said that the exact number was recorded clearly in Records of the Historian, a great historical book written by Sima Qian. In it, the author wrote, "When the emperor died, he was placed in the underground palace. Then, the middle gate was closed and the outer gate was shut down. All workmen were entombed. No one escaped."

Guo explained that the emperor's coffin and all his burial articles were placed inside the middle gate. When the palace was shut down, workmen were busy working in it. Within seconds, however, they were entombed along with the emperor and became burial sacrifices themselves.

From Sima Qian's description, Guo inferred that the underground palace had three gates: an outer gate, a middle gate and an unmentioned inner gate. In addition, in Sima Qian's record, the middle gate was "closed", which meant it had two planks, and the outer gate was "shut down", which meant it slide down vertically. Guo believed the middle door was locked automatically once it was closed. It was designed deliberately to prevent any breakthrough from inside or any invasion from outside. Besides, Guo guessed the unmentioned inner gate had the same mechanism as the middle one and the three gates were located on a straight line.

"Guess 3: How many treasures lie buried?
"The tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang was filled with fine vessels, precious stones and other rarities according to Sima Qian's record. Liu Xiang, another famous scholar before Sima Qian, wrote in one of his passages, "Since antiquity, no one has ever been buried in such a luxurious manner as Emperor Qin Shihuang."
"All the sketchy but intriguing words made us curious about the mysterious wealth buried in the magnificent underground palace. In Records of the Historian, one can find descriptions about a golden wild goose, pearls and jade. But what else lies down there?
"In the late 1980s, a large bronze chariot equipped with life-size horses was unearthed outside the west wall of the underground palace of Emperor Qin Shihuang. These elaborately decorated burial articles fascinated the world about the treasures hidden in the emperor's tomb chamber.
""Emperor Qin Shihuang was fond of music. He must have all kinds of musical instruments buried with him," guessed Guo. Recently, a pit for sacrifices was found between the inner wall and outer wall of the tomb complex. Covering 600 square meters, the pit was 40 meters wide from east to west and 15 meters long from north to south. Most of the articles excavated were pottery figures of courtiers, musicians and acrobats. In recent years, a variety of traditional Chinese musical instruments, such as Bianzhong (bronze chimes), were unearthed. Guo felt confident that the underground palace must have a whole collection of musical instruments. Besides, Guo guessed that there might be many valuable ancient books in addition to treasures and jewels.

"Guess 4: Does the automatic-shooting crossbows function well?

"Ancient Chinese tended to bury treasures with them. Not surprisingly, tomb robbery was once rampant throughout the country. To prevent outside invasions, Emperor Qin Shihuang ordered a full range of precautions. It is said that besides poisonous mercury, booby traps with automatically ejected arrows were installed in the tomb chamber to deter would-be robbers. Anyone who dared to break in would certainly die a violent death.

"However, all those alleged lethal weapons have been buried under earth for thousands of years. Would they still function adequately now? Most people believe that the crossbows would still shoot arrows if they are triggered. Guo also agreed so after he carefully studied ancient smelting technology recorded in historical books.

;"In a modern test, a coating of chromate was found on the surface of weapons excavated along with the terracotta warriors. This coating served to make bronze weapons rust-resistant. Thus, it is highly likely that the automatic crossbows may function well even after thousands of years.

"Guo speculated that these crossbows were the first automatic burglar-proof devices in the world. "Craftsmen were ordered to fix up these crossbows in such a way so that any thief breaking in would be shot." He quoted a line in Records of the Historian to support his prediction.

Guess 5: Is the corpse of Emperor Qin Shihuang well preserved?
 

"Although it is widely believed that the underground palace has not been disturbed in past years, some people hold the opinion that the emperor's body had putrefied.

"In one of his works, Guo pointed out that it is possible the emperor's corpse might be relatively well preserved. He had three reasons supporting his assumption. First, during the Qin era, it was common practice among aristocrats to put mercury in their tombs to prevent corpses from decaying. Second, when the emperor died, all prominent officials were accompanying him, along with an imperial doctor with superb medical skills who was summoned to his deathbed. Third, modern tests on the soil of the tomb mound show unusually high concentrations of mercury. Guo pointed out all these conditions indicate the possibility of preservation for his body.

"Guo: All the guesses have to be testified by archeological finds.

At the press conference, Guo's new book, Guesses on the Underground Palace of Qin Mausoleum, was introduced to the public. "When I wrote this book, I consulted scores of famous archeologists via letters, E-mails or face-to-face communications. They all gave me tremendous help." Guo Zhikun said that his assumptions were based on the results of previous research. If they turn out to be correct, the credit should be given to all scholars engaged in this field.

"As technology advances, maybe one day we can open the grand palace and discover all the answers to these questions.





[size="3"] Emperor of the first holocaust[/size]



The elderly, distinguished-looking Israelite is thrown to the ground by a group of hard-faced soldiers who spit on him, kick him and call him a filthy old Jew.
His name is Rabbi Akiba ben Joseph, one of the greatest scholars of his day. But that means nothing to these ruthless military men who continue to beat and insult him as their senior officer looks on approvingly.
An appalling scene from Nazi Germany, perhaps?
No. The scene took place in the Roman Province of Judea, in AD135. And the senior officer is none other than the Emperor Hadrian himself, witnessing the torture and death of the rabbi with grim satisfaction.

Emperor Hadrian's name has lived on through the ages thanks to his colourful legends, but it is little-known he was responsible for the slaughter of 600,000 Jews
Yet when he had ascended the imperial throne 18 years before, Hadrian was hailed as one of the most enlightened and peace-loving of all emperors. What had gone so terribly wrong?
Rabbi Akiba, the Romans would say, was the spiritual inspiration behind the Jewish Revolt which had raged for the past four years, and left so many hundreds of thousands dead throughout Judea.
Now, Hadrian sat on his fine white Spanish horse and watched the muscled legionaries inflicting a punishment of unimaginable brutality on their captive.
They stretched him out on the ground, ripped his ancient, tattered robe from his emaciated body, and fixed iron hooks into his flesh as the rabbi began to mutter the ancient prayer of his people, the Shema Yisrael.
Then the Romans roped the hooks up to four horses, cracked their whips, and the animals pulled in four different directions. The old man's voice rose to a scream, but still he prayed even as his body was torn apart: 'Hear, O Israel, The Lord is our God, the Lord alone!'
Hadrian finally turned his horse away in disgust and gazed out westwards over the mountains of Judea, this wretched, fanatical little province, towards the sunlit calm of the Mediterranean.
How had it come to this? This scene of utter degradation and death which, he knew, was also the death of all his own hopes and ideals?
A colossal marble head of Hadrian installed at the British Museum by volunteers Danaliese Crawford (l) and Tracy Sweek ®
This week, a blockbuster exhibition opens at the British Museum that will attempt to answer that very question. Using fascinating archaeological finds - including, as its centrepiece, a halfton marble bust of Hadrian that was discovered in Turkey only last year - it will tell the story of this most contradictory of leaders.
Best known, of course, for the 73-mile wall that he commanded to be built to separate his provinces in what is now England from the marauding picts of the north, Hadrian was a man who was in many ways a Renaissance figure ahead of his time, combining military brilliance with refined artistic sensibilities.
Yet by the time of his death, he had been reduced to a vengeful tyrant who revelled in savagery and sexual licentiousness. Perhaps most disturbingly, he was also responsible for the first holocaust - a genocide that wiped out more than half a million Jews, almost two millennia before Hitler would perpetrate his own Final Solution.
How could one life encompass such extremes?
Hadrian: A passionate man who was loved for his intelligence, but a lost love turned him into a tyrant
Hadrian was born in AD76, near Seville, into a noble family of Roman origin. At 14 he journeyed to Rome, that great, swarming capital of a million people, to begin his slow, steady ascent up the ladder of imperial ambition. By 16 he was serving with the army, seeing tough service on both the Rhine and Danube frontiers. And as he grew to manhood, he was admired by all around him.
Tall and strongly built, with a thick mop of curly hair and intelligent eyes, he marched, rode and fought as hard as any, no matter what the climate, whether under the burning sun of the South or in the bitter depths of the German winter. He ate the same bacon and coarse bread, drank the same cheap, thin wine as his meanest soldiers, and they loved him for it.
He was a passionate huntsman, a talented linguist and, even in his humble campaign tent, an ardent student of poetry and philosophy. Before long he came to the attention of the Emperor Trajan, a distant relative, and joined the imperial staff.
In Rome, he pursued his intellectual and artistic interests, while never losing his love of hunting and the vigorous outdoor life. A contemporary wrote that he was 'friendly and dignified, serious and amusing, thrifty and generous, in all things versatile and varied'.
Variety applied to his love life, too, his numerous love affairs including both women, especially older married women. Such predilections notwithstanding, in his mid 20s he married a young girl of 14 called Sabina, but his affairs continued uninterrupted, as was the custom of the times. The marriage was purely one of convenience.
When the old Emperor Trajan died childless in AD117, it was no surprise that he nominated Hadrian as his successor. It seemed Rome was entering upon a new Golden Age.
Firstly he withdrew the legions from his predecessor's unpopular campaign in Parthia - a large swathe of the modern-day Middle East - where they were becoming hopelessly bogged down around ancient Baghdad.
He set permanent borders around the Empire, now at its greatest extent, with his mighty Wall across northern Britain, another across the deserts of North Africa, beyond the Aures Mountains, and a massive wooden palisade driven through the dark forests of Germany.
There would be no more wars and conquests for Rome. His 100 million subjects would at last enjoy peace, prosperity and security.
But tactical wisdom was by no means his only strength. He encouraged culture and the arts. He completed the vast temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens and re-built the magnificent Pantheon in Rome, unaltered to this day. He climbed Mount Etna in Sicily and travelled widely in Egypt, fascinated by the temples and oracles. His curiosity and zest for life were astonishing.
He enacted new and humane laws, protecting slaves from the cruelty of their masters, for instance, and setting aside special hours for invalids to use the public baths undisturbed. He also loved a good joke. He once criticised a new poem by his friend Favorinus, adding that he hoped he didn't mind. 'Not at all,' said Favorinus dryly. 'I would never quarrel with a critic who commands 30 legions.'
Behind all the law-making and travelling was a dream - a dream of a Roman Empire that was prosperous, stable, strong but not aggressive, and ruled over by a spirit of Greek reason and enlightenment. For Hadrian's greatest love was ancient Greece. And surely, he thought, all men must want peace, light and reason?
Hadrian's wall: Still standing nearly 2,000 years after its construction

They hunted a man-eating lion in Egypt, Hadrian's first javelin piercing the beast's shoulder - only for the lion to rush at Antinous with open jaws. A second javelin saved the boy.
To that end, Hadrian passed another, minor law, banning the revolting practice of genital mutilation, 'circumcision' they called it. And he ordered a gigantic statue of Jupiter, the father god of all, to be erected in Jerusalem's temple, as a symbol of the unity of all men.
The British Museum exhibit also includes a large marble model of Hadrian's foot

All Judea was ablaze - the Jewish people were rebelling.
Their leader was a ruthless fanatic why styled himself Simon bar Kokhba, 'the Son of a Star', confirmed as the long-awaited messiah by Rabbi Akiba.
Enraged at Rome's insults to their religion and homeland, bar Kokhba's zealots had stockpiled arms caches and planned secret hideouts. They erupted into open revolt, slaying thousands of Roman citizens, issuing their own currency, and declaring an independent state of Judea.
The Romans moved fast. The Legio VI Ferrata (the Ironclads) marched down from Galilee to crush the rebels, along with the Xth Fretensis garrisoned in Jerusalem: some 12,000 battle-hardened veterans.
Yet the armies of bar Kokhba routed them. A further legion, the XXII Deiotariana, was brought up from Alexandria in Egypt, only to be completely wiped out. This was turning into the most serious revolt Rome had ever known.
Things had been bad under that flame-haired giantess Boudicca in Britain, 70 years before, and worse still in Germany's Teutoburg Forest back in AD9, when three entire legions were lost. But this could turn out the worst of all.
Every other people believed their deity was only one among many: the Phoenicians had their Baal, the Celts their Epona, the Egyptians their Osiris. But only the Jews, and their peculiar sub- cult, the Christians, were so arrogant as to insist that their God was God alone.
Now Hadrian called up his toughest general of all, Julius Severus, from Britain, and sailed with him for Caesarea, commandeering troops of marines from the naval base at Misenum along the way, to make up the numbers of the damaged Judean legions.
With them sailed a further 12 legions. It would take half the Roman war-machine to pacify Judea, for Simon bar Kokhba was said to command 400,000 men and have the support of the entire province.
The Romans showed no mercy. In a steady process of attrition, enslavement and extermination, the legions razed village after village, town after town. Every vineyard, every cave, every ditch was fought over, and atrocities were committed on both sides.

The huge marble head was recently excavated from Sagalassos in Turkey and will go on display for the first time this week

They slaughtered all captured males over 14, and sold all women and children into slavery. The slavemarkets of Gaza and Hebron thronged with them, heads hung low. 

Simon bar Kokhba and his remaining, most fanatical followers, took their last stand at the citadel of Bethar, outside Jerusalem, where they were besieged, starved, and finally captured.
Bar Kokhba's head was severed from his body and delivered to Emperor Hadrian in a sack. And the old Rabbi Akiba was flayed and torn to pieces under his very gaze.
The province was renamed Syria Palaestina and Jerusalem changed to Aelia Capitolina, and no surviving Jew was permitted even to enter their holy golden city. It was said 585,000 Jews had died in the revolt, by war, famine and disease. Judea had indeed been 'pacified'.

After 16 years of dedicating his reign to high culture and wise government, he found himself engaged in one of the bloodiest of all revolts and Roman suppressions.
His dreams of universal peace and reason were destroyed for ever. They died there in the harsh desert wilderness, under the unblinking glare of that eastern sun, gazing down on the strewn bodies and the spilt blood. Of war and bloodshed, tribalism and its dark and jealous gods, there would be no end.


And it's just the top of an iceberg.

[Octahedron]

My soul-personality resonate with this guy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinhard_Heydrich Of course not an evil one created by Jewish/Zionist propaganda after the war in order to find excuse to create Israel. In fact, he was half a Jew and with Central Asian characteristic from where those people came in the first place.
I still have memories playing a violine that he used to do. And his death is related to timelines where Nazi won the war. He was only one Nazi eliminated because he was crucial in destroying Allien invasion in Normandy which was a disaster. Eventually the time travel technology was used to send technology to Allies. This was done, because German allies in the war, Aldeberans, eventually executed or removed those Nazis with higher Reptilian %.

This is absolute fascinating !

When Heydrich started his career in the navy, Admiral Canaris was his boss.

Heydrich got real troubles in the navy i.e. because he refused to marry with the daughter of a high rank navy officer. Heydrich was fired by admiral Raeder, the ultimate commander of the Kriegsmarine.

Later, Heydrich and Canaris were competitors in intelligence work: Heydrich had his SD (Sicherheitsdienst) and Canaris was head of Abwehr.

But they lived near each other in Berlin in the same street in the 30s and 40s, where they played violin and in the weekends they had diners at Canaris' home were Canaris was the "chef the cuisine" in his kitchen.

It was the habit of Heydrich and Canaris to talk with each other in the morning where they sit on their horses crossing the morning in the parkstreets of Berlin, where they spoke about intelligence affairs. They even were in an administration war with each other when Heydrich catched 2 topspies of the British Intelligence in Holland, before the Abwehr could react. This was all related in a big conspiracy with the failed assassination on Hitler in 1939 in Munich.


Heydrich was also a sportsman playing fence tournaments in international games i.e. as in Holland to spy and to meet on his intelligence agents over the borders. For him, Heydrich had 1 serious enemy in his own organization: Walter Schellenberg, the secret Illuminati man of ITT (the company of Philadelphia Exp. and Montauk Project) and maybe Schellenberg was the biggest spy ever. It was Schellenberg who played the game in 1939 of British Intelligence/Assassination of Hitler (likely with the help of Winston Churchill).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Schellenberg

Heydrich was also a visitor of Wewelsburg, the SS ritual castle.

Canaris, Raeder, Donitz were the navy commanders involved with the submarines, with Antarctica, the secret undergrounds in Chile, Argentina and elsewhere in South America.

We have here the connections: Canaris, Antarctica, Heydrich, timelines, Wewelsburg, Montauk.

It is believed the assassination of Heydrich was secretly ordered by Himmler or Martin Borman; other stories point to Herman Goering as the initiator, where Hitler knew about this, but Hitler could do nothing against Goering. Maybe Hitler and Goering were both involved in the assassination of Heydrich.

Don't forget Goering was a powerful man of both Germany and Antarctica, where he worked with the best alien and space technology developed in Germany's underground bunkers.

Sariel, your story about timelines and Heydrich is to be noticed and appreciated ! 

[MC]

He's more powerful than you now because he has more knowledge

He was never more powerful or higher than me in the hierarchy. Regarding what I was and I am he's completely irrelevant. btw. I didn't mention the name of people, just location, and with a good reason. I won't tell everything. I keep my best knowledge for myself. There are things for public and there are some which aren't. It's all about strategy, logic and reason.

But he's nothing in comparision with me.

Why is this so important to you?Who cares what we were.What's important is who and what we are now,and who and what we will be in the very near future.You are dwelling in the past.In all the glory of the past.Don't you understand that everything you think and feel about this is associated with your ego.You have full activation of all your programs of all your reptilian DNA,that is why you are the way you are.Don't you realize,that is the path to great loss.

And another thing,both of you enjoy and love the feel of being powerful,and especially of being important.

[MC]

I sta treba da znaci sto si ovo sve izneo?Jel to treba da mi pokaze ili dokaze koliko si bio mocan ili koliko si mocan sada?Odgovor je ni jedno ni drugo.Nista ti ovo sve ne znaci.A to sto ne verujes nista povezano sa Kuiperov pojas,pazi samo da na kraju ne budes pobijen jel nisi dovoljno "duhovno evolvirao".A za moc,ko je mocniji,za to ne trebate puno da se sekirate ni ti niti on,jel moc necete vise nikada imati na ovoj planeti.Drugi vam to nece dozvoliti,a u ovom slucaju,familije nece imati nikakvo pravo glasa.Zato ti i kazem,to sto smo bili,nista ne znaci,samo moze biti lepo imati tu informaciju.