I remember reading his ideas years ago about the left and right brain perspective on literary criticism. I've done this test with friends. We both listen to the same statement we both get a different understanding of what was said.
Yes. I agree 100%. on top of that I'm learning that these people that believe in the flat earth and the Firmament changes the way we think of what stars, angels and what god or gods are. They shouldn't be ignored. They're wrong about the firmament but they're perspective on how to think in terms of the firmament as our ancestors did.
Along these lines. I'm looking into the meaning of "tongue of fire" from Acts 2 of the bible. I believe whomever wrote this down had it way off.
My prospective: In those days the sun (god) and the stars(other gods) had different sounds. NASA has a recording of the sound of the sun which is like a bell ringing. Which those sounds are those gods talking. One of the functions of Pyramids might have been sound amplifiers which i can get into.
Though the point is the language from the gods might have changed when the tongue of fire took place. These passed down stories might have gotten altered or there could've been intentional distorted.
I believe it was intentional distortion. Because the Cabal takes the "tongue of fire" very seriously.
Note the lions tongues. This is on many cabal images:
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