This looks interesting, whats the book about, language? Semantics?
Jeremiah Rivera
Yes Hebrew and the different translations..
I have a few interesting books
Ryder Gutierrez
I see, looks interesting. Not my cup of tea but I offer a bump for effort.
Gavin Russell
STRAYAANON HERE BRETHEREN 10/10 user DELIVERS! Sorry for missing the 6 hour mark.
Hudson Lee
Thank you for bump!
Bumping with images of other books
Actually hoping the user sees it and downloads what he was seeking
Xavier Myers
Fuck yes! Deeds were done!
Connor Martin
Not sure what the significance is, but always be sure to re-upload to Archive.org and libgen
Alexander Parker
Actually pretty excited .
By the way did you dream or no?
Ryder James
I am downloading everything brugerbro.
Christopher Brooks
I did, but nothing out of the ordinary I will keep trying however and am looking into it more.
Carson Williams
eh, mason bible, got that
Nolan Clark
This is the type of thread the Left try to push off the board with their "Cred Forums bfto" and "what did __ mean by this" shit posts.
Cooper Rodriguez
Sweet, I think the hardest thing for me was the remembrance. I awake from my alarm and run... Leaving my thoughts on the pillow.
Writing it down helped.
Lincoln Watson
Hey rare book bro, could you give me some advice?
I found this thingy. Is it worth anything? Apparently some universities have collections of their Otto Ege guys psalter pages
Caleb Robinson
It is a decent one from '65 with really nice charts and explanations, I have other works though
Hunter Wilson
You guys working on lucid dreaming or dream symbolism or something?
What really does help is when your alarm goes off (set it a bit earlier if you must) shut it off and just lay down again, don't move, don't think. This can help you get a grip on the fleeting memories. When you have a grip, write them down in short lines.
Landon Howard
This.
Justin Kelly
Yeah we are working on lucid dreaming 1 sec downloading link from merchant.
Also if you guys are interested in helping out check this thread out to chip in if you would be interested (in either reading the future threads or contributing):
Luke Cooper
Yes! And download a circadian alarm clock ... Your mind knows when the alarm is coming and wakes you before the body wakes...
You can try the WILDS by laying still for 40 minutes and letting your body fall asleep ( losing touch with ether body) etc.. And then dream out from there with thoughts...
But as far as alarm clocks you are spot on, just don't move much or open eyes.
With a circadian alarm you could set it for
30 min , 15 min, 30 min, 2 hours
Because it will be expecting that 15 min alarm to go back off and it will wake your mind but not your body .
Kevin Diaz
Can someone explain to me what is the significance of this book?
Alexander Morales
HOLY SHIT THAT LINK BRO! YOU ACTUALLY SCANNED EVERY PAGE THANKYOU SO MUCH.
And look up "the path to zion" or something like that.
Logan Lewis
I love redheads. You win this thread.
Ryan Martinez
Yes, $100-$1,000 based on what it is
I love the beautiful writing in medieval manuscripts. Should have it appraised ( my word means nothing)
But I do like that and saved it, do you have a higher quality pic of the text?
Charles Morris
Dude the link isn't working for me.
Jonathan Cooper
Boink
William Mitchell
user you rock. are you going to do any other books?
Nicholas Gutierrez
There is a space in between the "me" and "ga", delete the space and it will work.
Oliver Martin
O' Mighty Rare Merchant. Shall you creat a /rbg/ general for the collection of rare books? Rare Book General?
David Miller
ok but how is that book relevant?
Dylan Reyes
Thnx.
Julian Ross
It is because it would show different translations and ways it should be translated, aussbro is looking into learning Hebrew so he can read Talmud etc and this would help in knowing the proper OLD translations of certain things... Not gravely important, but every sliver build the wooden chair to sit on
Luis Cruz
It is the law that all Rabis are taught, and it is more important to the true leaders of the Jewish faith then the Torah itself. The movie "Path to Zion" is what got me interested.
Anthony Wilson
Holy Shiva, thank you OP and Ausbro
Levi Ross
Why are you so keen on learning Hebrew and reading the Talmud?
Daniel Perez
Yes if I find any books I have that there aren't digital copies of I will certainly do it in the future, especially if they are rare..
I just bought all of Manley p halls lectures and unreleased audio too, 850+ hours... So I like audio books as well.
There are some things I really want but can't get yet, pic relate to as fuck.
Jason Jackson
>using mega nz
not like i wanted to read it or anything
Easton Watson
Lol yes haha, 198 pages, I checked only one or two pages had a few blurry but readable paragraphs
Jordan Williams
Need it uploaded somewhere else?
I can do that
Hunter Brown
See: youtube.com/shared?ci=_Yjjp81-ZMM And basically a whole lot of threads on here about the Jews, I want to read of their history, understand their faith, understand all perspectives to see why people view them as they do. tl;dr extreme curiosity.
Also I shall shill:
Andrew Johnson
I think it is important to learn the older versions of languages to read older texts and translate them for yourself
Also, why not?
Evan Morris
was ist das für eine Judenscheisse
Tyler Butler
Just use the regular download bro, don't need an account. Fuck that looks rare.
Austin Harris
The Teachings of the Masters - is that occult related?
Camden Cooper
whats on page 6
Jaxson Cook
That would be cool! Idk if Lit does that kind of stuff, I posted an old book I had a week ago and got BTFOd kek.
Aussbro was talking about reading 100 pages of the Talmud a day and doing a daily thread, I would be down for something like that, anons posting and sharing rare books simply to spread knowledge.
It's like the books I want are made to make me broke.
Logan Evans
Are you purchasing these books for commercial reasons? Are you going to be reselling them? For vintage books do you have preference?
Liam Young
oh man I love books thanks for this one, another to my collection
Jonathan Anderson
Page 6 on pol... 6 hours ago was trying to reach straya and was "saged" to page 6
Ayden Wright
I meant it's sort of an odd thing, especially for a Cred Forums user to do. If an user wanted to learn a n ancient language I would have expected ancient Greek, or ancient Latin. Antisemitism is the norm here, I guess maybe for a understand the enemy sort of thing. I also don't think the Talmud would give the best description of it. My Jew loving mother had an ancient one from her friends, translated into Victorian English. I read didn't see to much interesting in it.
Jason Turner
Yes, I bought it because of Bill cooper reading excerpts from it. Regarding Atlantis and the joining of the continents
Alexander Jackson
Easiest way to lucid dream is to partially stick a limb out of bed, like your hand, a foot, or your elbow. That hanging feeling eventually triggers a lucid dream.
Charles Mitchell
I am actually learning latin as we speak:
William Ortiz
Not for commercial reasons, just for personal interest. Not reselling them but would gladly share.
Vintage books as in age? I usually love 17-1900s because of the occult writings.
I am wanting all of rudolf steiner's work 150+ books. They are anywhere between $25-$300+ or just simply not available... I do want all of them
Just finished the audio book of pic related... But I still want the book and images
Levi Sanders
And the Australian copy at that. Impressive.
Wyatt Gonzalez
I have these discs that have 160+ Rosicrucian texts and 100+ old demonology... I have yet to open them.. I can rip them and share if you would like?
Asher Russell
mega keeps giving me broken https links
I imagine some other people have the same problem
Carson Rivera
>1st Edition
Caleb Mitchell
Just curious around what age are you? I would imagine it would take some time to amass such a esoteric collection.
Daniel James
Based as fuck.
I would also want French..
Ryder Johnson
This is good to know, I will try this tonight
Ethan Howard
25 at the moment.
Charles Mitchell
That's strange, I honestly don't know how to help make it work. I just opened it and clicked download. I'm on ((chrome))
Matthew Russell
Right, some of these are expensive as hell... The local Masonic Temple here had a leak above their library and no one noticed for a month... All of the books are ruined... All of them
Michael Brown
Easy to know once you know latin, 90% of french is basically Latin.
Dude do you know the amount of pussy you could pull by simply showing a chick your book collection.
Landon Price
That's an awesome hobby, vintage things tend to be so beautiful. I love all my 1940's maps. So are an occultist fan or a practitioner? That would be quite the pricey library
Lucas Williams
As a Mason this hurts to read.
Julian Williams
Yes? I went back and listened to bill's stuff from the Babylon mysteries... I don't agree with everything, but hey; when you find so much info consolidated ... Why wouldn't you listen?
Oliver Wright
Haha not around here, illiteracy is rampant
Dominic Harris
Both, and omg!!! Yes my favorite are the 1800s books because they marble them..
The poetical works of Mrs. hemans
Example pic
Justin Murphy
Based OP.
>pic related >it's you
Mason Cruz
How do you guys remember your dreams? Even if I wake up without an alarm and just lay there for a bit, I usually can't remember anything. Do I just need to focus on the few times I can remember to try to expand it from there?
Matthew Harris
I managed to come across a book that was literally printed in the 1830s, and it details all of the people that have accomplished great things despite having shitty circumstances (be it related to health, or poverty, or whatever). It's one of the coolest finds I've ever gotten from a used book store, and I can find next to no information on it online.
John Clark
What's it called? Or is it so worn you don't know the title?
Benjamin Williams
People used to....marble there god damn books. *Drools* That is perhaps the classiest thing I have ever heard of.
Also: This^
Anthony Harris
Seriously heartbreaking, I am waiting for my 3 visits. They just phoned my contacts and he said (relayed from my friend who was a personal reference) "wow, that was the best personal review I've heard"
I'm stoked, I have a decent memory, and he WM was talking to a few people saying I was probably going to shoot through the steps quickly... I hope so, as long as I retain and learn from it
Brandon Harris
the talmud is what Jesus hated the jews of his day for following.. be careful not to be corrupted by drifting into thinking any of it is divinely inspired..
Landon Nguyen
It's part of a series of books called "the library of entertaining knowledge", and this specific one is called "the pursuit of knowledge under difficulty". I could find some newer published versions of it online, but nothing like the specific version that I have, so I figure I must have one of the older, first printed editions.
Asher Roberts
...
Blake Gomez
That's insanely gorgeous. My 1800's Jules Verne doesn't have that bummer.
Jayden Harris
Really? Pictures user?
Connor Gonzalez
masonic dogma? I thought the stuff about masons having dogma was slander.
Xavier Wright
Thank you
Omg isn't it?!
Google "marbled books" so beautiful
Cooper White
Nice. Good luck.
Interesting.
I have a lot of these marbled books too. It's a shame I don't have access to my library at the moment because I could post some Masonic ones.
Jayden King
Probably not dogma in that sense,
More so certain principles to take down.
It makes sense if you are working on your internal self (true self) you have to have certain principles... Tough talk are things that have real impact.
Also I am not a mason (yet)
Noah Russell
I won't don't worry.
OP I must go very soon, (15 min till I have to drive 3 hours into the city) firstly thank you for what you have done but I think I have a plan for the future.
For the next 3/4 months I pre-read Jewish history and other books (which I already have) to provide context for my read, then on 1st of Jan 2017 I will have saved enough for the Talmuds and will begin posting a "The Daily Talmud - Inspired by Rare Book Merchant Man" thread and we shall meet again.
How does that sound?
Christopher Foster
Cred Forums, Where lazy people put in 6 hours of work for free.
Christopher Myers
You enjoy poetry?
I got a $250 dollar book for $20 because the guy that sold it as "the political works of"
So I can only assume he googled "political" instead of "poetical" and ended up with the wrong book
Jackson Barnes
So no theistically derived rules or laws right? Nothing interfering with common faiths or ideologies?
Anthony Perez
That would be much appreciated, also any titles you know off the top of your head? I keep a running list of books I'll eventually get. And those particular works would be helpful!
Also thank you
David Torres
I don't have any good ways to get pictures of it, and the book is in pretty bad condition, anyway. I once found a modified, later-published version of it online, i think I'll find it and post a link to it on here. The book has definitely influenced me, although it's a bit harder to read such a book compared to more contemporary stuff.
Owen Phillips
Do you have the Talmud?
Chase Reed
OP see my plan: I must go soon. see^^^
Lincoln Morgan
To an extent, though I would rather read the political works. Is the marbling eternally reserved for artistic or critical works? With vintage books I like the style like my early 1900's "beyond the Himalayas" I like the story telling style.
In the end, it is human(soul) and the realities of life, all religions are the same at the core. So whether you speak of Christianity, Islam, Hinduism they all link back to certain things you could call religious in a sense? But it is simply the way of things and what happened within our earth and souls... (Idk if Masonic stuff goes into this, I will be finding out hopefully) but no, not conflicting
And the people that say oh god they worship lucifer ( like bill cooper) .. Luciferic Angels are one of many, and the luciferic or light beings look at our earth as unreal, whereas there are other beings that want to use human souls in other capacities ... Hence like the Buddhist you tow the middle line, or the Christ path, or whichever suits omyour religion... Think of religions more as metaphors for concepts. Archetypes
Matthew Howard
You found a copy of the book you spoke of? Sweet! Thank you user.
You said it was a series?
Juan Torres
show me an original 1st edition/translation of alladin
if you can find this you would zero sum or enter a state of chim or both
That does seem to challenge most religious concepts. Are masons keen on trying to enforce these views on others?
John Edwards
No! But I would like the full thing, $200 on eBay.
I want a copy of all the religious texts from the different religions. I believe they are all important and should be studied, but not in the dogmatic sense
Brayden King
Honestly I'm not sure, I've only seen it in poetical works, I think you may be right to some extent
How can they all be right? They are really diverge especially at concepts like the afterlife. Like Buddhist hell is incompatible with catholic hell which is incomparable with Jewish nothingness at the end.
Isaiah Brown
Sir. Would you by chance have a compiled list for your books. I want to begin collecting starting off with Christmas. I am still a NEET and want to begin work for monees for bokees
Leo Morgan
I like this, I will be waiting for it on the 1st of January!
I think I may dump those two CDs as well tomorrow
Good luck and enjoy your drive!
Carter Ramirez
i... ive said too much
fortunately nobody here as any fucking clue to the true power of this book
Josiah Hernandez
Yes holy shit is that ever so true! Just look at cfg
Bentley Sanders
Yeah, the library of entertaining knowledge, written by the "society for the diffusal of useful knowledge", a society in the early 1800s dedicated to mass publishing works that, I suppose, were meant to be informative to those that read it. I don't know what the other volumes are about, but I know there are a lot of them - iirc, more than 10.
Kayden Sullivan
Also, old political works would be a good read, do you have any?
If I can I will check tomorrow but I will not know until then if I am available. Thank you again Rare Book Merchant Man and likewise I look forward to seeing you again on 1st of Jan 2017, should I post in the morning (aest) or afternoon or either?
Matthew Adams
I don't think so, considering you have to ask 1 to be 1, or knock upon the door... Asking someone to become a mason is not allowed ... So I would expect the exact same to go for views. I'm not really into pushing my views on people because it's like watching what will happen down the road and I feel you are responsible for those things
Ryder Baker
Thank you! Screenshotted so I can look it up later! I would love copies of this!
Asher Nguyen
>mfw i meant to say XIR my priviledge has been checked xir.
Jonathan Taylor
since i now have everyones enlightened attention. i would like to allude to the fact this book shits all over the face of jules vern when it comes to predicting modern technology
infact, arabian nights is almost direct proof of a higher power governing earth
Hahaha I don't think so! But I would like a copy, my roommate is Mormon (but not religious)
Poor guy won't get his planet kek
Carson Price
nobody really knows where alladin came from
yes the mystery is saucy and thick
Wyatt Brown
You're not allowed to talk about religion or politics in the lodge.
The Masonic rituals are... something else. I can't say any more. Oath of secrecy, etc.
Oliver James
Nothing vintage for that, my oldest political/history book is from 1948. An it's an abridgement of Toynbee, whom i found oddly disturbing. I do like vintage philosophical works like Montesquieu or voltaire though.
Andrew Perez
The different views happened when the great split happened. If you read rudolf Steiner occult outline it explains it better than I ever could (12 hour audio book on YouTube, it's great)
But yes there was a divide and people split their particular beliefs off and then the mysteries went underground ... They are only a small percentage of what they used to be.
I would love to see books from the spiritual world, there must be some!
Some of my favorites are the James Padgett messages ( exceptional)
You're not religious but an occultist? How does that work? That doesn't sound even remotely true, how does it predict anything?
Alexander Jones
I don't have a compiled list yet, but I could work on one, I have way more digital than physical. But it is growing.
Look up a particular author you like and a lot of times they will reference other works, and you go get those, etc and then it branches out into a forest
Xavier Morris
Sounds super cereal
Camden Lewis
Either works , I'm on at all times sadly
Cooper Flores
Oh it is. Only about 6 million YouTube videos exist exposing everything so you really have to look hard to find info.
Hudson Wright
Kek
Robert Ortiz
holy shit yes
Aaron Robinson
As a moderately anti clerical atheist going for a chem degree I actually get really disturbed reading anything that can't be fact checked like this, but I will try and give it a read. For you user. Though how did you get caught up into this stuff? Also I can't rational how all religions could even derive from the same things? Everything about them is so different.
Mason Cox
Yes, I got told that, unless someone wants to compare two things and is comfortable with discussing it.
I was told not to reveal my religion or political leanings.. I totally understand. People mentally label automatically and it sticks, it is like tainted water afterwards
Jayden Carter
Definitely have my intention, will be looking into it ... Or at the very least reading "about" it
Sebastian Martinez
I see, :) no worries then user.
Godspeed.
Nathan Turner
Vegetable substances used in the arts, fuck dude this is beautiful! I had no clue of this... It is making me think of Luther Burbank, ( I read of him In secret life of plants book) growing spineless cactus, brilliant man and the reason for so many diffrerent creations en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Burbank
I must have this library
Carter Foster
i dont know what this book is but ill download it why not
Ayden Miller
I need to read Voltaire!
How was sitting through it? Were you transported into the book or was it not captivating?
Benjamin Morgan
>I believe they are all important and should be studied, but not in the dogmatic sense
its got stuff about real, all powerful beings. you're already in the dogma son
Isaiah Wood
Yes not religious, I started it super Christian ( mother super hardcore religious)
Then I moved to another state at 16 on my own and became atheist , and within the past 2-3 years have grown out of atheism and it has blossomed into a love for the occult esoteric spiritual reality that is our world.
John Gray
Okay, I'll go upload them in a bit and dump them
James Russell
It's the symbology, the underlying meanings. When you look into the occult rituals of each religion, as well as ancient religions and how they were practiced it really really does tie all of it together.
Jackson Turner
Not really his works are dry in descriptions. He is rather trying to get the reader to think about concepts and ideals rather than tell stories. Candide is labeled a comedy, I wouldn't call it that. The Maid of Orleans is porn without any sensuousness to it and merely scandal directed at poor Joan of arc. He is pamphleteer nothing more, to enjoy his works is to discuss them with others. It can't be done alone.
Angel Cox
>porn and scandal >Joan of arc
Say no more I am curious to see these old works
But honestly the concept work is hard without parables, metaphors etc...
I love works with metaphors that stick in the mind, that seeds the concept.
Gabriel Adams
Hullo book merchants, does anyone have a more complete version of the Grand Grimoire than this one?
This may be my chemistry talking but aren't symbols interchangeable and merely tools for describing something I don''t see how you can tie Hinduism and Catholicism together.
Kevin Nelson
So in this entire discussion, considering I'm not one yet, would any of this have been "off limits"...
It seems like some Mason's are not into this stuff at all, just like most people aren't.... This is not my usual conversation. But I have a feeling not all the members at the local temple I'm wanting to join are on that wavelength
Thomas Clark
Well porn of a saint is scandal in of itself. It's hard to discuss with out spoiler do you mind some of Candide?
Leo Russell
It is more so the symbols, idk how much I can go into that, like the symbols of light and their importance ... The reincarnation aspect they got wrong and right partially ...
They are very different from each other, but if you go far back enough they both derive from the same source. The same as humans derived from the same source ... ( no not Adam and Eve ) but souls using earth, and the matter of the physical to build bodies for usage over an extremely long period of time until there was a point you could no longer sync with the body... Sounds really off unless you start from the beginning...
This would help in explaining it, 12 hours in total , I listed to it at work and home My explanation is nowhere near as precise or elegant
Well in Candide Voltaire is satirizing optimism of the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz variety. his concept of the best of all worlds. He has Candide grow up learning that in his paradise then everything that could possibly go wrong does to him for the rest of the book, fundamentally eternally suffering. It is so severely unrealistic it feels hackney. . Then once he abandons that thought, his life doesn't suck as much but is tolerable. It's a short far too fast paced book, with stick figure characters. Personally the fun i had with it is laughing at it with others. many likes it's politics and thought i thought it blase fan fiction at best. Yeah i read some of his work at a friends request will never believe that. I will stick to my materialist world. I hate it when people use quantum anything especially.
Adrian Cox
the main book rare merchant bro produced isn't an occult book, it's a translation of the Talmud into English that is ancient. It also includes historical context and an attempts at understanding the reasoning. He just happens to be an occultist.
Julian Allen
I believe it's the most famous black magic book. A friend of mine was obsessed with Alistair Crowley, and I think Crowley used this book.
This Chink is being facetious. The Chinks also have a long and rich esoteric tradition; don't be fooled.
Thomas Ward
This ( kind of) not Talmud but a collection of writings
Bentley Hernandez
OP is like a giant shining UFO coming out of nowhere dropping some ultra-advanced weaponry at your feet
Austin Brooks
Actually researching quantum optics, thinking of possible career change. Some people were using occult geometry specifically for quantum stuff
Levi Harris
I like this idea!
Sebastian Howard
Bump for interest
Sebastian Smith
Why want to study Talmud? It will take many years and all there is basically civil laws. But because those laws were written by religious authorities many mundane things are explained in a circlejerkular way.
cheese, please… I am not Chinese and I have PhD in Physics. Basically my understanding is that all the occult stuff is wishful thinking and fantasies of people not familiar with / ignorant of the scientific method. That’s why I’m extremely skeptical of all this bull. The only utility I can see is if you want to study some memetics of some movement like nazis or smth, you need to study history of ideas to get what comes from where.
Cameron Williams
>quantum optics You're a physicist? Like a a degree holder? It's just geometric patterns it's not innately occult outside of occult settings.
Liam Roberts
I know and agree with yo, but a Australian user wanted to read it to get a better understanding of Jews, and the book merchant had this to help him. What specialty in physics?
Blake Nelson
I'm a senior systems engineer in IT, I do DataCenter work for companies, oil, AG, etc ... 1000s of servers
Jaxson Brooks
If i use adobe automatic make searchable thing will it work, or will the angled pages mess it up?
Jackson Gomez
>systems engineer in IT What mathematics and physics levels did you need to cover for your degree? Like fourier transforms, PED's
Ryan Scott
I find it ironic that you show such disdain for anything "occult", yet you come here on Cred Forums, which is quite literally a 21st century manifestation of what used to be called "mysteries" in the ancient times.
Logan White
condensed matter, theory
Nolan Lewis
He's going to expose you Jews for the blasphemers against Jesus Christ that you are.
He wants to know if Martin Luther was right.
Camden James
Have no degree, I started young when I moved out at 16, got a job, GED, started studying and partial college, not finished yet. Doing heavy duty data center ~95K+ a year, 25years ... Still have a ways to go but I think I'm doing very well so far..
Which is funny because I have slacked off ... A lot... And should be farther than I let myself go
Oliver Wood
>condensed matter, theory Cool, how did you get involved in that?
Ayden Price
Then you're a fucking newfag. Cred Forums has Christian threads everyday, and twice on Sunday.
...Christians lurk here.
Eli Lee
Yes also very interested
Nathaniel Morris
But it’s not a secret. I think the section of Talmud covering idolatry is called Avoda Zara, I think it says some unpleasant things about even Jesus personally. It’s all on the internet, nothing to expose.
Jaxson Reed
>Missing the point entirely
Christian Watson
Any career working with signal needs to cover Fourier transforms, complex variable and differential equations. I dropped out computer engineering I made it to principles of quantum mechanics in the physics line.
Joseph Cox
There are 94 books on this disk, but for some reason my CD drive is having issues. I'm going to go try it on another system and just push it over my network.
Christian Edwards
I always wanted to do theory, was attracted to astrophysics more and hated solid state courses. But then one person I had great respect for told me that 60% of all physics is condensed matter (true), so I opted for that for my PhD.
Landon Stewart
I hated that course, took it only last year don't remember much about it all. Thank god it's not that needed for most chemistry jobs.
Eli Watson
So are you an academic or work in industry?
Gavin Hughes
Speaking of network
Tyler Gonzalez
I'd assume based on my case only differential equation, and different algebras and how operators depend on the algebra being used (graphs, sets, logic, modulo), and also mathematical proofs, combinations, etc. because thats all i had to do when i did that.
but then because of secret sharing and encryption we learned some complex numbers, just what was needed to be practical for the specific project implementation
you had to specifically choose to take electives from the maths and physics faculty to go deeper
Lucas Diaz
Different algebra? is that like linear algebra with differential equations? So partial differential equations basically?
Sebastian Long
HEY THERE STYXHEXENHAMMER666
Samuel Ramirez
All the versions on the Internet have been sanitized for goy consumption... that's why OP needed an old ass book, pre shoah, Ming.
Aaron Miller
Please please look up "Scott Jenson (thisfalsereality)" on a website called ISSUU. theres a link to a google drive in his profile and it is a truly gargantuan library of suppressed, esoteric and concealed authors. We're talking nearly 15 gigabytes if literature. Shitposting from phone so cant link but please dudes if you think this is interesting, go and peruse his collection.
Daniel Bailey
>esoteric
Bentley Harris
Thank you!!! This is what I need !!
Also I would recommend looking at what this user posted here, looked interesting
Colton Morgan
>That doesn't sound even remotely true, how does it predict anything?
the gene is the power of electricity and basically all other modern amenities. when you keep this in mind and read the rest of the story, it all makes sense
the gene can do things which perfectly describe electric operation
Michael Sanders
About 20 minute to move the data for the first disc and 10 to upload
Thanks for waiting user
Oliver Murphy
He's the one turning pol into x, I'm onto him.
Asher Fisher
there is also an allusion to static and rubbing of the lamp. the word "electric" is greek for "of amber" this is because the first known method of generating electricity was by rubbing amber.
the rest is as follows and basically goes on to describe modern things we can do now. and nobody truly knows where the book came from
its basically aliens fucking with us
Gavin Rodriguez
OP's pdf, 14meg + searchable, I didn't do any effort just used adobe automatic thing
it's super organized, but a lot of the folders are empty.
Lincoln Lopez
Tfw I understand that logic, books I'm going to eventually get, or this needs its own section but is related to this one thing I don't have yet which needs its own section...
Had 5,500 PDFs ... Sorted the same way
Brandon Myers
Ayo bookie bro, what can you tell me about my book here?
Daniel Robinson
i connect more with subjects and genres than titles and authors so it's a little intimidating
Levi Scott
What are some essential Cred Forums-core books?
Jonathan Reed
It's bound in leather.
Sebastian Cooper
((()))
Landon Nelson
Well, well, well, OP isn't a raging homosexual boner for a change. I read strayanon's post. It seems like a fucking huge undertaking. Even going to learn Hebrew iirc.
Brandon Sullivan
i think it was already linked, but sacred-texts.com/index.htm is really useful, if just for getting leads to other things.
this alladin things has me interested.
when you realize your brain is a station for different sorts of waves and learn to recognize and manipulate them is when things start getting really interesting.
This is an original with a stamped seal from 1934. My grandmother received it as a gift in the 30s
Jordan Nelson
you had me right up until he started talking about how we're all sons of Israel and we're all the same blood, the same people
sounds like some thinly veiled kike subversion with a hint of truth - that's how the best propaganda works. not to mention the guy looks like a Jew himself.
Bentley Gomez
DO NOT SELL THAT SHIT
Luke Reed
Agreed heavily, I am very much interested in the rosies... Much love and adoration
Easton Martin
Holy shit, definitely don't sell. Truly hope ( and assume) it holds great meaning for you.
Jose Russell
That's a cool piece of history. Whatever the case is don't ever be ashamed of having it.
Nicholas Sanders
Agreed, one should not be ashamed of books but hold ones from many different people and points of view.
Even more so for him because of family etc
Robert Harris
Of course it means a lot to me. And I would never sell it.
Isaiah Walker
Exceptional condition user, looks well taken care of
Xavier Bailey
Tell me, does it have a stamped feel of letters or a clean printed feel?
Just wondering because I could see through to the other page ( very nice and clean pages)
Caleb Morgan
It looks like just clean printed, idk what I was thinking. Probably from the books of earlier :)
Disregard
Chase Russell
Okay anons I am off to rest, this was a fruitful post, thanks to each of you.
Cred Forums without getting slid is wonderful
Ethan Adams
Next time you make a thread I'll try to post a pic of my 1700s era Bible with some very notable symbolism on the front. Just found this thread now
Ayden Nguyen
Pages are very thin and light and feel like they would tear easy. Feels clean
Brody Ortiz
It's the truth. Judea was only a single state in the ancient land of Canaan. 10 tribes were lost.
God is real, tbqh familia. It may sound corny, and it took me decades to come to the realization, but listen to what Jesus says. Feeling the way you do about the Jews will open your eyes when you read His word.
The seed of Abraham is with Jesus Christ. He came here to offer the greatest gift ever offered, and it's entirely free. When you come to understand why God the Father had to do things the way He did, it brings comfort through faith and understanding together.
The Bible is prophetic so that those with eyes may see, and believe. It is a message that reveals itself to each of us in our own unique relationship with God, and is very much alive, His living Word. A love letter to all who receive it.
I know this book isn't old but the subject is very unique: about the belief that Jesus and the God of the Old Testament are not the same God.
Caleb Scott
i'm also wondering if this is related
Wyatt Reyes
Oh user, that image.
So heavy
Yup, in love
Henry Bailey
A few broken links, but at least the titles are there!
Great find
Ethan Jackson
This is complicated yes/no
Christian Thompson
This is awesome. Thanks for this.
Jose Myers
No problem!
Daniel Ramirez
I think the Hebrew God was based off of and adapted from many similar surrounding cultures, Egypt, Canaan, and others. Moses may have been an Egyptian priest that had a falling out and splintered off to form a separate nation. Jesus may have been a well-traveled initiate in the various mystery schools from around the world, and possibly including Egypt as well.
Luke Flores
explain the differences between races then
sorry but people are not all the same, groups of people in Europe were isolated for thousands of years and they were certainly not mixing with niggers and abbos
Ethan Allen
Yes you are possibly correct. Bart Ehrman in his "Did Jesus Exist" book states that the early Jews believed that Jesus was an occult believer who traveled to Egypt and learnt about the Egyptian faith.
After all the Jewish Commandments are very identical to the Egyptian Commandments.
Thomas Ramirez
I've been told the German version that hit the shelves not long ago when the ban was lifted is heavily edited to the point of being an outright lie. Have you had a chance to flip through it and compare it to your original version?
Asher Bell
i Honestly cant believe i'm the first israeli person to post in this thread, anyways i've only read the "translations" of the second page but so far the guy literally gets everything wrong, even though modern spoken hebrew isnt the exact same as old biblical hebrew, its still very close, he gets all the words in that page wrong.
tell me if you want anything specific translated.
Dylan Torres
If you're wondering what the hebrew says its: "jesus christ king of the jews"
Mason Smith
HERESY!
Hudson Reyes
bump as it is the only interesting thread atm
Cooper Perez
Any ASSYRIANS ITT? I'm slowly but steadily learning hebrew How easy would jumping to Syriac be? assuming i get fluent in Hebrew on top of me speaking standard Arabic plus my lovely local dialect