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**lidya-sggf** · 06-26-2007, 07:10 AM

hey everybody, i'm new here, so let's start out with something interesting. i have been looking at the q'uran lately, after reading some of ll's readings that touch on the subject, with an eye towards finding some way to discriminate the sections distorted towards sto from those distorted towards sts.

i think i have something. if you are familiar with the text, you may have noticed that there is a fundamental rift between chapters as far as pronoun use.

that is, in certain chapters mohammed channels material that talks primarily about "god", "allah", "he", and "him". and then in other chapters he channels material that speaks primarily of "ourself" and "ourselves".

now i'm noticing that the chapters that refer to "ourself" tend to be more of the hell-and-brimstone kind of material, while the ones that speak of god tend to be a bit more in line with what we've come to expect of sto material.

in addition, the reference to "ourself" actually sounds like the kind of grammatical compromise a social memory complex like that made up of our loyal 4th or 5th density friends would have to make in order to express references to itself in 3rd density language forms.

anyone else thought of or looked into this?

06-26-2007, 07:10 AM	#1
lidya-sggf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 384 Senior Member	Musings on the Q'uran and Orion Group hey everybody, i'm new here, so let's start out with something interesting. i have been looking at the q'uran lately, after reading some of ll's readings that touch on the subject, with an eye towards finding some way to discriminate the sections distorted towards sto from those distorted towards sts. i think i have something. if you are familiar with the text, you may have noticed that there is a fundamental rift between chapters as far as pronoun use. that is, in certain chapters mohammed channels material that talks primarily about "god", "allah", "he", and "him". and then in other chapters he channels material that speaks primarily of "ourself" and "ourselves". now i'm noticing that the chapters that refer to "ourself" tend to be more of the hell-and-brimstone kind of material, while the ones that speak of god tend to be a bit more in line with what we've come to expect of sto material. in addition, the reference to "ourself" actually sounds like the kind of grammatical compromise a social memory complex like that made up of our loyal 4th or 5th density friends would have to make in order to express references to itself in 3rd density language forms. anyone else thought of or looked into this?
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