GreekWorkshop 7 - Serpents and Aphrodite

Hinzugefügt: 2026-05-27

[00:00:00]All right, we'll get started on tonight's workshop.

[00:00:06]I am so excited.

[00:00:09]I have something that I cannot talk about right now, but I will I'll announce it tomorrow. It's fantastic.

[00:00:18]It's a opportunity of a lifetime and a gift. A gift. So, I hope everybody is doing well.

[00:00:30]both to the Greeklings who are working hard on their creek and to Brazil that is working hard on its back alley Brazilianism.

[00:00:45]It's nice to be here with you tonight practicing my voice. Do you like it in the chat? Do we have thumbs up for the voice?

[00:00:54]Oh, do you like it tonight? So nice.

[00:00:57]There you go, Pate. Thank you. That's right. I'm bringing it a little bit of the little bit of the softness of the soothing romance tonight in the voice.

[00:01:13]Is that a lizard? That's a lizard guy, isn't it? Oh my god. You sounds like Batman. People, I want to tell you something so much I can't. Oh, stop. Don't say anything. Where's my Where's the whip?

[00:01:34]No, I don't know if they have got to ask I've got to ask them first.

[00:01:41]Fantastic. People.

[00:01:45]Oh, God. It's going to come out. I can't I can't help it. People, it's going to come out. I'm going to have to tell you.

[00:01:52]I'm going to try not to.

[00:01:55]Ah, I'm going to try not to. What I want to do tonight is uh right here, people.

[00:02:03]I started looking at this before workshop and I want you to see some of the glory.

[00:02:10]You are about to see some music.

[00:02:14]You people, are we worthy of this? I don't think so. I really don't. Look what I put in there. Alpha Yoda. Alpha Yoda Ada.

[00:02:24]Do we have any musicians here tonight?

[00:02:26]Let me go back chat. Hey people, musicians. Everybody else, shut the hell up for 20 seconds. Musicians, give me a thumbs up. You're a musician. Guitarist.

[00:02:38]Good. Thank you. Thank you. I'm looking for the strings, people. Percussion, though. Look, we have Really? Okay. All right. We've got percussion, too. Well, that changes things.

[00:02:51]God, you've always Look, there's another drums. Okay, we've got quite a few.

[00:02:56]Good. You cannot have that chorus without that beating of the drums.

[00:03:03]Oh, another drummer here. My god, man.

[00:03:06]We have an army of drummers in the house.

[00:03:09]That's fantastic. Yeah. Hello, LH. Right on the battlefield. LH, I hope that you are participating.

[00:03:17]I hope that you are watching. Please make yourself uh known if you're watching in the reading course that starts after this. I want to know that you're there cuz you're at the level that you should be able to follow along reading Homer LH, right? Look at Can I show everybody something beautiful?

[00:03:37]Those guitarists didn't come here in vain.

[00:03:45]People look in the yellow.

[00:03:51]Do you know what that is in the yellow?

[00:03:56]God.

[00:03:58]That is her name. People that I'm giving you the sacred here. That is the name of media. It is just vowels.

[00:04:11]It is just vowels.

[00:04:14]Right? Now look next. Right next to that is a wheels. Right? And you hear me put the digama where that oopsilon is.

[00:04:22]Right?

[00:04:24]People they pretend that they can read Greek. All you Broians, you can't [ __ ] read this stuff. You suck dick dogs. Right.

[00:04:33]A wheels.

[00:04:37]What's the Who is this? Oh god. This is Demetrius. People look at the top here.

[00:04:43]See is Demetrius. He's a first century BC.

[00:04:49]1st century ADish um grimaran.

[00:04:55]He's covering Jesus. You know what I mean? Like this is the grammar. This is the word that's coming out. Oh god, by the great grimarans that are walking around. In other words, when these words come to life starting at 69 with skipped down, um, you got to pay attention, right? You got to see this, right?

[00:05:24]69 talks about Euphonia.

[00:05:32]What euphany?

[00:05:34]The hell is euphony?

[00:05:37]He's talking about the music of Greek.

[00:05:41]So all that stuff that I've been getting you from music, guess what? Just getting it to you from the Greek. You musicians here. You musicians. Look at the musa.

[00:05:55]More musical.

[00:05:58]What is more musical?

[00:06:08]These names. Now he makes a point here. He says you got to you got to realize that in their common usage in these nouns, right? Everything is striving toward euphan.

[00:06:27]Everything is striving towards euphan.

[00:06:31]What is euphan people? Euphan is music.

[00:06:36]Oh god.

[00:06:38]Right.

[00:06:41]Let's go.

[00:06:47]Let me make sure let me make sure we're not missing anything in the workshop here. Hey people, you musicians, please help me on the goodness of voice. That's a pretty crappy definition from what I've seen.

[00:07:08]Excellence of tone, I think, you know, gets more more at the heart. And look, they're using an ancient um source for it. Euphan quintilian. Oh, quintilian. Try to keep up.

[00:07:25]Try to keep up.

[00:07:28]People notice that you can use it of an ortor, right? Why should you be able to you use this of an ortor? orders don't sing, [ __ ] Well, the Greek orders do because the language is musical.

[00:07:46]This is euphan. Do you want euphan? Oh, god. Where is Pete, my mad scientist?

[00:07:52]No, don't step forward, Pate. Just file this into your brain.

[00:07:58]Bring bring us euphan in a hot diagram of language. Oh god, what is he talking about? Let's go back to the text. Uh, where was I?

[00:08:15]People there. Okay.

[00:08:20]So, you've got to pay attention as you're making those nouns, right?

[00:08:27]Some of them are some of our words are made completely just of nouns, right?

[00:08:33]those nouns I mean excuse me of no uh notes. Oh god of notes of vowels which are notes in the seven strings.

[00:08:50]God this is beautiful. So he says look it's not it doesn't sound bad man. As a matter of fact, it is more musical.

[00:09:05]It is a higher degree of music cuz he's talking about in other words like and he how it is that you have a you know something that's trying to work itself out toward a eony.

[00:09:23]This is the physics of music.

[00:09:26]He goes on to talk about poetry in the next line right through the use of these words people do we deserve this stuff I don't know right who what is eia that's how they you know we pronounce this in English not what but who right is it a place in fact it is right here. Look, people were just going in the workshop. This is what we do for research offic Look at people. They can't even They're so [ __ ] psycho. Um there we can't have an alpha at the end of that because look, we got a vow following it, right?

[00:10:16]A meth.

[00:10:23]Anyway, um you're noticing Cersei's name is I get all caught up in it like that music, bro. I'm trying to catch up on the music because the music is the key and the key is to the gate of Hades, people. That's I'm not making that up.

[00:10:39]It's in the [ __ ] text, right?

[00:10:43]Yes. Cersei, right? That's Maline is saying Cersei, right? I see Cersei there.

[00:10:50]Right.

[00:10:52]Right. She's the deosa, that dreaded god of the human voice.

[00:11:04]Ah, isn't that gorgeous? By the way, people and last lady Babylon, there were a couple of slides that I left off, but I brought you back to Medusa with the different voices and the bringing of her into the world through the mus. I'll go ahead and mention that on Friday. And I'm going to announce something that is has truly made my day and week and month. Oh god. Possibly year, right? I think it's made my year.

[00:11:35]Can't believe it, people. It's absolutely an offer. Oh god. A generous offer.

[00:11:42]I'm masters of the strings. Oh god, people. I'm overwhelmed now. We're on, you know, we're going to go to that island, right?

[00:12:01]Okay. Um, so that's what I'm looking at.

[00:12:03]But if you keep going, um, you're going to notice something strange.

[00:12:10]You're going to notice something strange. Look at Appalonius Rodius, right? Who's basing his work who's basing his work.

[00:12:23]You can just keep guessing. Look at number nine, people.

[00:12:32]I made the one right media.

[00:12:44]Uhhuh. You can drop the media and just call her as they do. Eia, right? And again, how am I pronouncing it? Look her amphipoloyer there.

[00:13:01]Oh god, who are they? They will kick your ass.

[00:13:05]Those amphiploid, they're they are um female gods, right? walking around in your midst. The Flaskians people, how long have you been doing this?

[00:13:24]How long have you been doing this? We're talking about the first Christ and the Palasians.

[00:13:32]These gorgeous, gorgeous tribes. I love them. Love them. People, where's your horse? Get your horse in your buggy, your wagon. Right. Can anybody jump?

[00:13:46]What? Sorry, I did too much there in my excitement.

[00:13:51]What is this toss?

[00:13:59]You people. What is that?

[00:14:03]Who are the tears?

[00:14:06]Who are they? If you did any [ __ ] magic, you'd know who they were. You would be down on your knees to the Truscans people.

[00:14:26]Who did the Trump by the way? You musicians who I just woke up. Are you still there? Are you still there? You musicians, say something again. Yeah, you're listening. Those Atruscans, guess who they worship?

[00:14:40]I'd You don't know, do you? You [ __ ] Especially you [ __ ] with guitars. Who do they [ __ ] worship? Tears H.

[00:14:52]Where's all the music coming? The Terraneians. Very good. Very good.

[00:15:00]Right. Oh god. No. You got a pharmacantis there. You got a drug wielding mantic god.

[00:15:09]Oh, a son of the god we all worship.

[00:15:13]Who's who? Who is it? People, I've got my [ __ ] guitar here. Do you need to ask? It's Apulu. It's Apollo people.

[00:15:25]You mean?

[00:15:27]Yeah. And that's true, right?

[00:15:31]And fora, right? Oh god.

[00:15:37]People would knew what he was doing. You know what I mean?

[00:15:43]The glorious dawn. Oh, the glorious dawn. Hail Lucifer says Benner.

[00:15:52]Let us go into the workshop here people.

[00:16:05]Oh god, do we Oh [ __ ] What is that thing that appeared before it? Don't do that.

[00:16:12]Dirty rotten evil.

[00:16:16]Is this who you want? Look who goes back. The Dawnbringer goes all the way back.

[00:16:23]All the way back to our very earliest 8th century.

[00:16:32]break.

[00:16:33]Oh [ __ ] People announcement. This is from Holy crap. Do we have a good in the workshop? I've got Oh, there's the devil. We'll leave. Hang on. We'll come back. Where is she?

[00:16:47]People, I have an article today.

[00:16:50]Fantastic. That's not There it is.

[00:16:54]No. Is this the one? No, this is not the one. This is a good one, too. People, look at this. Roman York infants buried in rare purple, right? They do an analysis and they find the purple. They always want to call it Tyrion. You [ __ ] people. The Mians were processing it well before your actual actual [ __ ] Tyrion were doing it. Oh, people tired. They think they're so [ __ ] It's that Phoenician [ __ ] Do you want to see the Phoenicians put in their place? We have an article from Anastasia.

[00:17:27]I did it. Here we go. [ __ ] you people.

[00:17:30]Right. Right. Oh god. Tell them your instructor told you that. [ __ ] you people. Quote me. Greeks. The inventors of the first true alphabet. You know what they're questioning? They're questioning how far back it goes. And they're saying, "No, no, no. Just like some of the Greeks themselves said that Phoenician stuff, they had no vowels.

[00:17:55]They had no, they didn't use that to create their alphabet. They've created unique forms of music. What do you not have in Phoenician people? You got no [ __ ] vowels.

[00:18:10]Why?

[00:18:12]Cuz you got no music, [ __ ] You got no music. Hey, all you Brozelians, run back to your masters.

[00:18:21]Run back to them.

[00:18:23]Go back to that guy in Israel. What's his name? Toi. Tova. Go back to him.

[00:18:30]Show him this. Right. No, it's from Greek. Hebrew is Greek. Ancient Hebrew is Greek. People, right? Watch this.

[00:18:39]They're going to talk about I want you to see in good I want you to start from the end. Good satanic fashion. The invention of the Greek alphabet had profound implications. By democratizing reading and writing, it made literacy more accessible beyond elite scribes and priests. Helping to spread knowledge and culture throughout Greekeaking society and beyond. With this practical system, the Greeks were able to put their epic poetry and philosophical ideas into writing. Homer's Iliad and Odyssey as well as the works of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle are among such works and laid the intellectual groundwork for Western civilization. Thank you. Right.

[00:19:24]Furthermore, the Greek alphabet served as the progenitor of many modern alphabets. Goes into the Slavic. Hey you Slavic speaking sonso [ __ ] that we love, right? [ __ ] you. Here's your Greek mama calling to you.

[00:19:40]Oh, did somebody mention Bulgaria? I so want to go there people. I want to bring mother Greek.

[00:19:49]Um here he talks about um while earlier writing systems existed. Listen people, while earlier writing systems existed, none combined simplicity, phonetic accuracy, and accessibility like the Greek alphabet did because that's what the music does. It's [ __ ] universal.

[00:20:08]Its creation marked a significant shift from complex symbolic writing with no [ __ ] vowels to a more straightforward soundbased system. The this innovation reflects the Greeks broader cultural emphasis on clarity, logic, and communication values that permeated their art people. I think that's the most important of these three is that's where they're getting science and governance. You don't get [ __ ] democracy without music. You drummers out there, take that [ __ ] beat to the goddamn world.

[00:20:45]You don't get democracy without music.

[00:20:49]Even if the Greece didn't invent writing itself, they revolutionized it by inventing the first true alphabet, one that represented the range of sounds of their spoken language, which is music.

[00:21:06]God, this breakthrough not only simplified writing but also laid the foundation for modern alphabets. Now do you understand why Hebrew is alpha is olive betiml daled alpha beta gaml god look people one is constructed from the other right alpha beta gamma delta is there a thousand years before any pretend Hebrew comes along thanks to the Greek alphabet the ideas and stories of the ancient world be preserved shared and built on shaping the course of human history. Okay. Now, where's the guy that challenges? There's a guy that challenges and said, "Oh, here. Recent research from Leiden University suggests that the Greek alphabet may be older than previously thought."

[00:21:59]Thank you. Finally, a scholar or a group of scholars with some righteous honor.

[00:22:06]Traditionally, scholars influenced by [ __ ] biblical scholars have dated its origin to the 8th century. However, new carbon dating of inscriptions blows that out of the [ __ ] water, indicating on pottery is the earliest examples of Greek writing could date back to the 9th or 10th, taking it 200 years earlier.

[00:22:32]This challenges the longheld belief, "Oh, he's the first person to ever say such a thing. Oh, he's probably a pedo."

[00:22:43]This challenges the longheld belief of a sudden alphabetic bang, suggests a more gradual development.

[00:22:52]Right?

[00:22:56]Then he goes into Diodoraiculus, right? Cuz Diodoris, Diodor Siculus said, "Your Phoenician propaganda, remember the Arista [ __ ] and all that kind of stuff, your Phoenician propaganda is bullshit."

[00:23:11]In his Biblotica, he noted that while some believe the Phoenetians invented the alphabet, others argued that merely adapted exist, they merely adapted existing scripts, people, they're doing the very same thing I told you they're doing. They're [ __ ] fabricating back to the [ __ ] Phoenicians.

[00:23:33]Iodor suggests that the Phoenetians quote did no more than change the form of the letters, implying that the Greeks may have inherited or developed their writing system independently, not through the Phoenician influence. Do you see what's being sold to you? This is what Neil and his gang are selling to you. They also want you to do tours of Israel. Do you think that there is a [ __ ] some kind of connection there?

[00:24:08]Amazing [ __ ] insurrectioning [ __ ] Let's restore the timeline. Thanks, Leiden University. Thank you very Oh god, Dunca. Fantastic.

[00:24:26]the birth of the Greek alphabet, right, through the incorporations and they bring up the Phoenician um theory, right? That [ __ ] the whole timeline. Look at it, people. [ __ ] you.

[00:24:39]I'm sorry. I shouldn't say the f-word so much, right? But people are saying, "Oh, you know, if you were a little bit more scholarly, [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. I was scholarly." And you know what?

[00:24:51]My lord, Mother Greek was dethroned.

[00:24:57][ __ ] you. And [ __ ] Princeton for having not having graduate students who are capable of being able to read classical Greek. Neil should go to Princeton.

[00:25:10]That's where he belongs. Because they got rid of their Greek program. They were like, "Fuck this. This is too hard.

[00:25:18]This is Nester's cup, right? That's Everybody knows that in Carlos, by the way. Carlos, how you doing? I need to see you in New York, Carlos. Do you understand me? I need to see you.

[00:25:36]I personally love this wearing. Somebody likes it. Right, Carlos? Right. Who?

[00:25:41]Carlos, you know who I want you to bring with you. Right. Besides the pizza, Carlos, right? I want you to bring somebody with you.

[00:25:55]Fant. Look, people are reading the cup.

[00:25:58]Hey, what are you doing? This is my workshop. What are you doing? Reading this. Oh god. Glorious. Glorious inscriptioning. People stop. What are you doing, Chewy? Oh, did we get off the Right.

[00:26:17]I didn't want to say so.

[00:26:21]I didn't want to say significant other Carlos cuz I didn't know if you guys were married. Who knows? Maybe you got hitched in the meantime. You know what I mean? And parttook in the in the unsacred marriage. Right people. I am not a fan of the sanctity of marriage. Right. My spouse tried to kill us all. So I I don't I don't think there's anything sanctified. Anyh who, um Tara, I'm glad that you'll be coming too, right?

[00:26:53]Because it's important, right?

[00:26:55]Somebody's got to prop prop up their lover. You know what I mean? Amazonian women. Every one of them. Oh god, don't say that. I you're going to make me sit here and I can't thank my stars people for all the for all the gorgeous things that were that are happening. Right.

[00:27:19]It's beautiful. Mother Greek is coming out. People take a look at this one too if you get a shot if you get a chance.

[00:27:24]Right. This is in York up with you Brits. Hey, shout out to the folks in bog trotting. The Anglo-Saxon bog trotting mfers who created a kingdom of pedos.

[00:27:41]Oh god. You know, you still the Romans were able to civilize you up until a point, right? You got to give them that, right? In York, you're digging up their purple garments, right, Tyrion? [ __ ] you people. I hate this. Why do they always do that? Oh god. You know there are mianan processing purple plants. This is something not only did the phoenetians steal the [ __ ] language and reconstruct it into shite that wasn't as good but they're did the same thing to the purple trade people.

[00:28:21]This is the purple trade they're talking about. Look, you think it's Tyrion? It's not [ __ ] Tyrion, right?

[00:28:28]Oh god. Love it. Oh, people, please let me remind you. Cadmas spoke Greek.

[00:28:38]God, he's all like the Phoenician people love the Oh, it's Cadmus. Yeah. Who speaks Greek? Stupid. Right. Another one for the butterfly researchers. Is butter.

[00:28:52]What does he say, Chewy? Butterfly is a is a butterfly. Is it what? It's the I'm sorry. The philosophy of it is so confusing to me. Is a butterfly >> a flying stick of butter? It's a butterfly a fly flying stick of butter.

[00:29:11]I know there's something deep in that. I know there is. Researchers studied.

[00:29:18]Oh god, they're getting into the archaeology. People, you have to when you're doing the die ride.

[00:29:26]People, what is that? A meme? That should be a meme. People, right? Who thinks it?

[00:29:36]People vote. Put it on that little sticker. Write on the comments, people.

[00:29:39]Look on the comments. Put the laughing.

[00:29:41]Put the something chewy. Put Riot. Is it on fire, people? Look, look. Laughing with the tears. Just keep going with the laughing with the tears. If this should become a meme, people shoot it into memedom.

[00:29:53]Shoot it into memedom.

[00:29:55]What does it mean people? We don't know but we don't know what they worship but they have an image of their god who is strangely top a stick of butter who's flying stick of butter. Is he related to spaghetti spaghetti monster? Hey, we're back in Roman society in the workshop and I'm going to calm down. I want to bring this down to a veryerary rituals for children.

[00:30:33]Don't scream ball.

[00:30:37]Don't play stuff. Stop. This is when your child dies because as they very well point out in this article which um I wrote about in the chemical muse and uh Nietze also considered these things that you know you've you've got about a 30% um infant mortality rate which is really high people that's really high even in America where we have no medical care that's really high so 30% you know um that's what you're don't you think that they have you know funerals for children? Yeah, of course they do. Has nothing to do with [ __ ] or theology or anything? This is the real world, man. This is not your This is where real Christing takes place, where you can get real drugs that they're using, where there is um the real history. It's all here. And that's what the texts bring out and people are finding it. And we need more of these miracles, right? These are miracles.

[00:31:43]That's what they are. They're historical miracles. And you can, you know, because you can feel the profound effect that this stuff has.

[00:31:53]You can feel it. I worked with David Saurin. I didn't work with him. I was his student um as an undergrad at the University of Arizona. David Saurin taught a giant course on archaeology and all classical philologists, all classic students have to have so much archaeology, at least in the good programs where I was, right?

[00:32:16]Not at Princeton, right? They take that [ __ ] out, right? What do you have to do in those programs anymore? You don't have to do Greek, man.

[00:32:25]They're going to make them stop Latin, too, because they they may be able to. Some of them may be able Some of you folks at Princeton may be able to do Latin. I don't know. You got some huts hut builders at Princeton people. The hutbuilders took over Princeton. Now they can't speak Greek, right? Isn't that the way it's it's seminary people? It's the seed. Did we look up the seed? Anyway, I was with David Saurin um in a several courses and he uh was excavating at the time um Phoenician sites, Punic sites in North Africa and the burials there and whatnot and a child cemetery that they found and whatnot. It was fascinating. Good, very good research. And he had a dog. The only reason I'm telling a story is David Saurin had a dog that went with him everywhere. Even when he had an accident, he had a car accident. This poor dog was, you know, it was okay, but you know, they were in this accident together. Um, and he was allowed to bring his dog to class and do his big courses with several hundred people in them. Um, and because the dog was his prescription, dog made him calm and was like medicine to him.

[00:33:56]So, um, next time I get a license for my snakes, people will know that they're comfort and, um, that they are, if you didn't know that about snakes, you're an idiot, right? You're not an idiot. You just haven't had the experience.

[00:34:15]Right? Like I was before I had snakes.

[00:34:17]You don't understand snakes until you live with snakes and feed snakes and pinch the little chubby cheeks of snakes that are so pinchable.

[00:34:29]You know what I mean? They do that in antiquity, too. I'm saying that because in the Greek they talk about pinching the cheeks of the snakes.

[00:34:39]Love it. Why people? Cuz they're cute, dog. Snakes are [ __ ] cute.

[00:34:44]And they all have, if you didn't know it, they all have their own personalities, right? If you're sitting in this world of theology and monism and you think you don't realize that snakes are individuals and some of them like to be rubbed this way and some of them like that, some of them they are more protectful of the other ones. Right.

[00:35:04]Right. They they're looked up at as the big sister. Oh god, it's gorgeous people and they're tender and they love certain things. Right. Oh god. Don't get them hooked on TV, people. I'm serious. I'm serious. Our snakes are now hooked on hooked on YouTube.

[00:35:23]God, it's amazing. Anyway, let us go back. That's not We need to go back to the workshop. I want to see what people are saying. Saying, "Get off of your personal kick.

[00:35:38]Yes, I saved my baby, bro, from a rattlesnake." Right. I um when I was I was raised in um in Arizona and never got bitten by a rattlesnake.

[00:35:53]Never had to be rescued like a lot of people do. The stupid golfers come out there from the east coast. They come out there, they got a [ __ ] ton of money, yachts and [ __ ] like that, and they go to the really nice golf courses. And every once in a while, one of their stupid asses gets off the golf course and you hear a rattlesnake go off and then you see a golfer running, stepping on cactus and stuff like that, right?

[00:36:20]It's what they deserve. Go rattlesnakes, right? Um yeah, the the venom in those rattlesnakes is the key to science, baby. It's a key to medicine. Show no fear. Yeah, you got to um team rattle snake. They are fierce.

[00:36:38]Yeah, they are. They have every Oh, snakes have different personalities, people, right? Snakes that strangle or act a certain way, you know, have certain mannerisms, right? Snakes that invenimate, they have certain mannerisms, too. You know what I mean, right?

[00:36:56]You just got to be quick.

[00:37:00]Bush Masters. Oh, we have a lot of people from from uh Australia and Australia is full people. I was I had the privilege of working with a guy from New York who's got a university position in Australia um on toxinology, not toxicology, but toxinology.

[00:37:25]and he does all the snake venoms and you know treatment for Alzheimer's does there looks like there's possibility it could treat Alzheimer's could help in some of the progressive brain diseases that we get wouldn't it be hilarious if we were supposed to be putting these substances into our body all this time from these gorgeous snakes you would think [ __ ] humans would figure out you know their earliest medical stuff is all snake driven You know, they walk around. Doctors walk around today with little insignia, little charts on their walls that have a snake wrapped around a pole. Ah, they don't they don't even [ __ ] get it, right? [ __ ] those. You're right, Mystic Mayhem. They were rich golfers, right? I used to walk in the desert next to the course and commune with the coyotes and the rattlesnakes and the oh god the one that people beep beep if you have never struck up a casual relationship with a road runner um you haven't learned people Road runners are mystic teachers out there. They are. And they can vocalize in a way that you don't. It's like a I don't know. It's like it reminds me of that thing the ravens do that is like a sonic wave. It's like a beatum bum bum bum but it's really fast and deep. They're drummers, I guess. Is that what they are? You goddamn drummers. Look, you're right in the middle of it. Pacus loves you.

[00:39:14]Love it. Yes, it does feel unreal, doesn't it? I George said, "I saw a road runner once. It felt a bit unreal."

[00:39:22]Exactly.

[00:39:23]Exactly. Right. Oh, God. Now, here's the thing. Spend enough time with them in the desert walking around. Right. and in south uh in the southwest at least in Arizona, spend enough time around the cacti and the soros and you'll find that um the road runner will speak if you give them a chance.

[00:39:52]And it's scary people. It's very scary.

[00:39:55]It anyway, love them. Love them. Love those road runners. Don't we may have slaughtered the sheep for science which I won't pay. But um with the others we reached out and made a connection. We go to the devil really quick. I want to do a little research here. Look people let's take a bird's eye view. I need to anyway. That's what I'm doing. Homer eighth. He see it at 8th 7th.

[00:40:28]Plato fifth fourth there when we jump a gap there or something what happens in sixth century people forget huh look people that early born oh god cana people don't you love it you're seeing them all here's seleni and helios people.

[00:40:58]Plato's Tus. Plato, you're such a bore.

[00:41:02]Hermes, Helios, Eospheros. Is anybody getting it? By the way, these capitalizations are random. They should be capitalized.

[00:41:11]They should be capitalized.

[00:41:14]Okay. Helios, Hermes, and Eosphorus.

[00:41:18]Those are all entities of understanding.

[00:41:24]You're part of nature.

[00:41:26]Tesperous people. Nice.

[00:41:30]What happens in the transformation? Has anybody studied it? No, they haven't because they don't care. Right. And they missed the physics. They missed the physics. Plato was trying to pay attention. Right.

[00:41:45]Udokus from the fourth. Okay. Now we're getting into the we're getting into the supremacy of the Smarties, right? This is getting into the library.

[00:41:59]We're going to find the astronomical arts are going to flourish.

[00:42:07]It's two spheres completion table. What did somebody put almond in here?

[00:42:18]What? Ow. I forgot we're dealing with constellations.

[00:42:24]I got scared there because I saw Almond and the ram with the testicles. That's okay. That's okay. Those are twins.

[00:42:36]Those are twins.

[00:42:38]We got the lion people. Love it. Who else? Barthanos. Look, we've got all the cruise people. All the all the people we expect.

[00:42:53]You should see horse.

[00:42:57]What are we doing? We overpouring.

[00:43:00]What do we do when we pour that water?

[00:43:03]God, we got to love the roots. Were we with Aries and the Cyians?

[00:43:10]Oh god.

[00:43:13]There lying.

[00:43:24]Ah God trying to get it all.

[00:43:39]Afro.

[00:43:44]Yeah.

[00:43:48]Aphrodite is always at the end of the trail when you're dealing with the devil. Bringer of dawn.

[00:44:02]Did you understand why we have to deal with the wanderers?

[00:44:09]Do you understand how the wanderers are all context that sea that tells the story of the muse's gone?

[00:44:21]Oh god. It wouldn't if it weren't for Aphrodite people, none of this would be here, right? Please acknowledge that that's what they're that's the the very um visible right gift of the foam.

[00:44:43]Who did you think that morning star would bring? He would bring Aphrodite. That's why you look outside every every chance you can get waiting for her, right? When you're sitting there doing your early morning stuff. I forgot. It's early morning, people. You do this in the twilight, the cult and the twilight. Why do you think we're into astronomy, people? It's not because we're sitting around saying, "Oh, let's project whether or not I'm going to get rich and laid." That's not what they're doing, people. Now, some people are doing that, but the science itself and the cult are the original.

[00:45:26]They're part they're part of the same thing. The singing, it all has to do with this astronomy.

[00:45:34]Let those Roman scholars try to figure out. Look people, are you surprised that it's contemporary 3rd BC to 3rd AD due to the additions?

[00:45:46]Eospheros, right? people. This is not from the age of the prophets which never existed. These are not Moses never [ __ ] existed. This is coming into existence in the 3rd century.

[00:46:06]And it's all based on what's already there. People, we saw where the giants are. There are no Nephilim. That's [ __ ] right? That is part of the propaganda. If there are enough flame, then show us the [ __ ] text. Oh, they don't exist. Sorry.

[00:46:23]All right. Here we found some pots with some Greek and then some some Hebrew there. Ancient Hebrew there with the Greek. Look, it looks like they were copying it out there. And people are like, "Oh, this is the original." You're so [ __ ] easily misled if you don't have the evidence, people.

[00:46:44]Here he is.

[00:46:47]Right.

[00:46:51]People, where do they meet?

[00:46:54]Where do the sons of God meet?

[00:46:58]Where do they meet?

[00:47:01]Oh, God.

[00:47:08]They made a dawn.

[00:47:16]Bangos. Okay, I'm going to come back environment.

[00:47:37]or Aosphorus.

[00:47:42]How has Eosphorus fallen from Uranos?

[00:47:49]Do you understand? When Uranos opens, right?

[00:47:57]See, you still don't [ __ ] get it. And I'm sitting there showing it to you straight up, people. Straight up. This has nothing to do with anything rabbitical. It has nothing to do with anything Hebrew.

[00:48:13]It does have much to do and everything to do with oracular cult.

[00:48:20]Right? You can actually see the Judeian religion as it emerges. It is being taken from it is a corruption people just like Hercules. The worship of Hercules is a corruption of the academic mystery.

[00:48:40]Guess who's related?

[00:48:44]People. We're looking at the origin.

[00:48:48]The Judean people were Greek speakers.

[00:48:51]And before the rabbis took a [ __ ] on their timeline, they were [ __ ] performing um beautiful democratically, intellectually inclined miracles, people.

[00:49:11]Here's Pho Judeas. Here's one right now.

[00:49:13]Phoen miracle. Who's Who's Pho talking about people?

[00:49:24]Oh, hair is that excuse me more. There's more division between those vows, right? She is that air, the fire, Heestus, the son Apollo, Seleni, Artemis, and Eosphorus, Aphrodite, and Steelborn is the shining one. Is the Hermes people?

[00:49:53]Uh-huh.

[00:49:56]Pho is educated. This is before the rabbis were able to beat the [ __ ] out of the people and get them to the point that they would accept a genocidal [ __ ] religion, right? And this happens all over the place, by the way, people. This is not just the Judeans, right? This happens all over the place.

[00:50:19]Those [ __ ] mons hijack the Egyptians, too, right?

[00:50:34]only for pantos.

[00:50:46]Mhm.

[00:50:49]People, are you surprised that the stuff that you find in the Bible is going back to the earliest forms of Greek that the Hebrew that doesn't exist at the time is not is not covering this language. It is not a sacred language people because that's the argument, right? That's how they take it because they always have rabbis, priests, and preachers always have to muck everything up with their stupid theology. That's what they do. They're like corrupt attorneys who go in and take a [ __ ] on the evidence or take a [ __ ] in the capital. They take a [ __ ] in your sacred space. That's what rabbis, priests, and preachers do in order to reform you into their slaves, right? Or to kill you like they are the Lebanese right now, right? Because the Israeli war is driven by the religion, right? It's not an ethnic thing, right?

[00:51:48]They're expanding. They're going all over the place. Doesn't matter. The Lebanese now, they must die. Little Lebanese girls must die.

[00:51:58]These rabbis have pushed a lie for too long.

[00:52:03]And at the at the concerts, I will bring reality and free people. We can free Judeian people of their of the lie that's been cast over them, right?

[00:52:23]It's amazing. It's amazing. Really? You really? You read Pho? Really? Do you?

[00:52:29]Well, let's do that. Let's read Pho.

[00:52:32]What's he talk about? He's talking about Artemis, you craphead.

[00:52:36]Right. He's notice this is pre, right?

[00:52:39]What do the rabbis really create? They really create the Talmud and that's the one that says you can rape little girls up to the age of two because at two they will grow back their hyman. That's in that's a quote from the from the holy writings of the rabbis. Do you see?

[00:53:02]That's not Judeian.

[00:53:04]That's rabbitical.

[00:53:07]Right now you understand what the [ __ ] difference was.

[00:53:13]Right?

[00:53:16]And all it takes is genoci a genocidal army to show you.

[00:53:22]Oh god. People, who is this? This is Demetrius. He's he's going to be wonderful. So the name here people name uh that most bright one Kixines Kixonus excuse me you can tell that he's not somebody that I regularly hang out with. He's a historian and he's got fragments, right? So other people are quoting him.

[00:53:56]Okay. And what is he talking about again? The aer.

[00:54:02]Right? That is no surprise. Right? Look who are still bontic Hermeses in the neighborhood of people. Right?

[00:54:12]Yosphoron. Yospheron. He knows. He knows.

[00:54:17]The modern rabbis don't. They push religious teachers who will say, Christians who will say, "Oh, there really is no devil. The devil is an invention.

[00:54:28]Satan's an invention. It comes from the Hebrew word shaitan.

[00:54:32]And everybody [ __ ] dribbles it in their mouth. Yum. Yum. Yum. Yum. Little.

[00:54:39]It's disgusting. You might as well be licking licking the taint of crusader.

[00:54:47]What are those? Those Templars.

[00:54:50]You might as well be licking the tasty.

[00:54:52]Today's workshop is brought to you by our new cookies templasty taints people. It's all here. Look, I'm not performing magic, right? I didn't just pull that that um historian that I you know people to be honest I can't remember ever reading Kixonus. I may have somewhere along the way but okay there you go. Right. Look at Aristocus.

[00:55:23]He's a grimaran people, right?

[00:55:28]He's going to be writing us a an explanation of everything, giving us the history.

[00:55:36]He even gets into the diploloyid form, right? That diploid form. Which one is the nice one? People look what else is the devil.

[00:55:51]You didn't know it. They all did. You didn't know it cuz you've been listening to the Brazilians, right? Essoterica.

[00:55:59]You've been listening to [ __ ] esoterica and those people like that, right? You don't know this stuff, right?

[00:56:05]He's depl or double. Huh? Two-fold or double? Hm.

[00:56:18]Let's see. Let's see what are the ona.

[00:56:22]Remember the onomata are there in the gramarian speak.

[00:56:26]It just means the name, right? Ona. Just the name. Oh my god. Those names though in the gramarian technical language are the nouns.

[00:56:40]So if you can have diploid nouns, you get compound words. Your language is analyzing itself.

[00:56:48]Congratulations. You found the mother of all. You found the tower, baby.

[00:56:56]His salabic people. Look at how much you don't get. You don't get you know what you get in those that crap Samaran. Do you think you get any of this? No, you don't. People look at this diploon at the bottom tall equals the equivalent of the diploma which we see from Andromedicus the physician of Nero found aud Galen found in Galen right now people do you want to pay for toilets if you do go ahead you didn't that's the catastrophe it's expensive to buy those views you know what I mean you know one thing chew and I have never done. You have never bought purchased views. No, absolutely not. Why people? Cuz the muse told me [ __ ] pay attention to how many views you get.

[00:57:52]It's the material. That's the sacred material. Let's see the diploma.

[00:57:58]Oh, people. Diploma. Anything doubled.

[00:58:02]It's a folded piece of paper. Look at number two, though.

[00:58:07]It's a duplicate, a counterpart.

[00:58:13]And technically, it's a devil pot for boiling unwants.

[00:58:18]Those are drugs, people.

[00:58:21]Those are drugs that you put on your taint if you are a Templar. Templar taint cookies. I want to I want to sell Templar tank cookies.

[00:58:32]That's how you got to get anywhere, people. What did the head of the Templar He's got? Supposedly he's got Greek. I told him, "Give it to me. Give it to me.

[00:58:42]You want No, no, no, no. Those dumb shits. They can't They can't even read Greek anymore, people. How can you trust them as having some kind of esoteric knowledge? He can't even get past the Dorman.

[00:58:57]Right. You heard me. Templars, you suck dick." Thought they knew that, right?

[00:59:03]No. Right, people. They did. That's why they got disbanded, right?

[00:59:10]Cuz they would put the purple on the head of the penis and it came out in trial, right? To those young guys that come in who were joining the Templars, what do you think they're doing?

[00:59:22]Yeah.

[00:59:23]Yeah. It's why Templars have a purple cross on their taint, right? It's in their undergarments. People rest them.

[00:59:31]Take a look at it. Ask the boys. It's all the It's all the testimonies. It's the original Epstein after Jesus, right?

[00:59:40]They tried to get back into it. They did the Epstein thing and they got caught.

[00:59:45]They just keep getting caught, people.

[00:59:50]A double pot for boiling anguins, right?

[00:59:55]Look, don't you love the diplosis? Look at the diplosis that follows it.

[01:00:00]What?

[01:00:03]Yes. Yeah. No. The folding usttheus tell us wants us to go see Dukes. What does that have to do with anything?

[01:00:18]A corugation.

[01:00:20]Pulled in some Latin to try to explain it to us. People look at number two. Do you see the LXX? That's the Septuagent.

[01:00:32]Do you see how the classical philologist works? You don't need to read books, secondary sources of people who come up with stupid theories about linguistics, theory, methodology, all of that is an excuse not to get into the original. And here it is, people.

[01:00:59]That's what you need. You need the skill of this language. You need the skill of these sources, right? When is when was that source? 1 BC to 1 AD. This is when Jesus is around and kicking people. There is Eiospheros.

[01:01:15]People would know who it is. No wonder Jesus is talking about it. No wonder he's trying to get the eyes.

[01:01:24]Do you see this word?

[01:01:29]People sit there trying to say it metaphoricos.

[01:01:39]Do you think that [ __ ] inky do ever got close to this kind of language?

[01:01:52]No, he didn't. He didn't. You know why?

[01:01:58]This language makes a person and Inky Doo's language was dick. Sorry. Sorry people.

[01:02:08]Look. I Oh god, what an awful definition. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? Metaphor. Just use your common lazy Victorians.

[01:02:26]My god, man.

[01:02:30]Oh, hey, you people at Perseus, you know this program. I love it, people. But Jesus Christ, is there nobody in classics who can do programming? I mean, there probably isn't. And that's probably why this thing sucks so bad.

[01:02:46]But this thing is always offline, right?

[01:02:49]Right. Let me just They need you, P.

[01:02:52]Pate, I insist.

[01:02:55]Okay. It's allowing us to get euphan, but nothing else. Paid, I insist you school these sons of [ __ ] right? Get your AI to the point that your AI can go in there, take them by storm, and renew their whole workshop, right? This is the Renaissance, people. We need to change things, right? We got to bring this back. Here's Astronicus. Oh, what time is it? Oh, [ __ ] Okay, I'm getting close to the end of my workshop, people. Okay, here's what I'm going to say. You've seen some things today and you've seen me work and do a little bit of research.

[01:03:32]Um, right now we're coming up to considerations of the concert, the crusade. And I have some new news on that. And I also have some new news for people who are here trying um to help us with venues that I'll have, you know, things are in process. So, everything that we talked about, hold on until I give you another announcement and that'll project us forward a little bit and we'll go from there. And I'm hoping it comes soon. I'm hoping it gets here by tomorrow so we can have it in our next workshop on Monday.

[01:04:11]Fantastic. Now, tonight I'm going to go right away into um Greek reading. If you've got the stomach for some Homer, you Brothelians, of course, um I recommend you stay at home because this is quite frankly well beyond um your capacity.

[01:04:35]I recommend you make videos and sell tourist packages to Israel. You know, you could set up a great monument to the genocidal army. Maybe take people down to Gaza and let them see what's going on. Right? That kind of thing is is in the alley, people.

[01:04:58]The crusade will bring the gospel. It will free us.

[01:05:04]And I've got a big thing I've got to say. Oh, I'm so happy. People, I can't I I just wish I could tell you, but I can't until things are ironed out better and I'm sure that everybody is cool.

[01:05:16]Fantastic.

[01:05:18]Thank you for coming tonight, Chewy. Um, please let the class know that I will be there at 8:30 promptly and we will go to 9:30 and that's it because it's getting late.

[01:05:34]So, have your sources ready. Let's do some homework. You're going to see some really cool stuff tonight. Malena, you picked a good book, right? Fantastic. Um should we let us depart. Thank you everybody for coming tonight. Hail Satan.