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Mermaids

 
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So many of myths and legends speak to us with truth and the mermaid is no
exception. The mermaid in myths is a legendary aquatic creature with the head
and upper body of a female human and the tail of a fish.

They appear in the folklore and myths of many cultures world-wide. Just like
so many other females in the myths, they can either be evil or loving. When
you see this in myths, where there is a helping loving female and an evil
destructive female, it is symbolizing Mother Nature. Mother Nature can be
beautiful and calming to you like flowers and a sunset, but she can also be
destructive with very strong storms. In this myth translation I might go a little
to far out there for some of you, but at least I’m not parroting ideas from the
people who have been running this world.

The first part of the translation has to do with the name Mermaid. Mainstream
researchers will tell you it comes from ‘mere’ meaning sea and ‘maiden’
meaning young girl. It actually goes back a lot further than Old English. The
earliest mentions of a mermaid is the Goddess Atargatis. She loved a mortal
and accidentally killed him. She was so ashamed she jumped in the waters and
took the form of a mermaid. Atargatis is from Northern Syria at around 1000
BCE. Then I found a story of Alexander the Great’s sister, Thessaloniki, being a
mermaid. She would ask sailors “Is King Alexander alive”. The correct answer
would be “He lives and reigns and conquers the world”. If they answered
correctly, she would calm the waters and bid them farewell. If they didn’t
answer correctly, she would stir up a terrible storm and doom the ship with the
sailors. This story is from about 330 BCE. Since mermaid is prior to old english
let’s take the name back to Egypt. Mer in Egyptian means ‘pyramid’ or
‘beloved by’. Maid comes from handmaiden and means ‘God’s wife”. Now
we’re getting somewhere.

With mermaids living in the ocean it can represent two things. This is where
these myths get a little witty. Ocean represent the sky or the bloodline of the
female. Let’s go to the sky first to see where the mermaid is represented. In
other work I have shown that it’s not only the sign that the sun rises in that is
important, but is the opposite sign that is very important too. When the sun
sets in the western sky, the sign that is opposite is visible in the eastern sky
once it gets dark. What 2 zodiac signs are opposite of each other that would
give us a mermaid? I won’t leave you in suspense. It’s the sign we are in right
now, Pisces and Virgo. Virgo is the woman and Pisces is the fish. But since we
have the ocean(water) involved, we are talking about a bloodline here. What
very strong female bloodline is known for being from Egypt and Syria, being
God’s Wife, being a virgin, being related to Alexander the Great and is known
in the Piscean age? If you are familiar with my work, you know we are talking
about Jesus’ mother Mary. This bloodline of Mary, real name Queen Helena,
goes all the way back to Lilith. When you see a mermaid in a story, the first
thing that should come to mind is Mary and Mary Magdalen. Keep it in the back
of your mind that this bloodline goes all the way back to Lilith. To show that
I’m right about this, let’s go to the magic of Disney. In the movie Little
Mermaid, what painting does Ariel have in her collection when she sings the
song “Part of Your World”? That’s right, Mary Magdalen and it’s called
Penitent Magdalen. It is all for people with eyes to see.

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