Understanding God: as portrayed in Codex Oera Linda

[@TheBrucepix]

Interesting note: FORMLÉRE (primal teachings) could also be translated as: “the teachings of the forms“. so it is a formal ontology. Please like the video and have a look at some of my other content. Thank you for stopping by!

[@onno_vocks]

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[@TheBrucepix]

Thanks very much!!

[@mattfallguy]

This section and the next regarding Wralda resonated with me too, and my understanding of God, or my belief about God. It is very similar to Tolkein's Eru Iluvatar, who tells Melkor that everything comes from him and that 'no theme may be played that hath not its uttermost source in me..'. Though I believe Tolkein's God sits outside of his creation, like the Christian God, whereas Wralda exists within his creation. Wralda is very much like Jane Roberts' channeled God who was called 'All That Is', who similarly exists within his creation. A sort of panentheist idea.

[@TheBrucepix]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. As I personally understand the passages, Wralda is not within the creation, but it is in him: “Wralda is thus eternal and he is infinite; therefore, nothing exists outside of him.” So, I would put it slightly differently, though I agree with the characterization as panentheism.

[@markuswesterlund4154]

The important sentence I would question is the one about the origins of wickedness. I have herd it translated differently but lets clear up the one you use here. You say it comes from sloth, heedlessness and stupidity. The actual words are that wickedness comes from: lömheid (not sure but think the big O with a little A in it are supposed to be sounded like an Ö/Ø/Œ?) undigerheid and dumheid. The last one I think we agree on means stupidity but the first ones I would like explained. Lömheid to me means falseness, decitfullness or insidiousness. Undigerheid means the opposite of "digerness". Diger means still today in swedish (even though it's not greatly in use anymore) greatness, grand, big or wide and so on. I think the line would read "comes from insidiousness, ungreatness (unability to have great vision or self confidence I think is closer too the meaning) and stupidity." How did you come to your translation of these words?

[@TheBrucepix]

I will have to look into LÔMHÉD, as it has been a while. As for VNDIGERHÉD, that one I am fairly confiedne tabout. In a different context: MEN FRYAS FOLK IS DIGER ÀND FLITICH. HJA WRDON MOD NER WIRG THRVCHDAM HJARA DOL TO THAT BESTA LÉIDE. it seems to clearly have the meanings we ascribed to it (gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WFT&id=15737&lemma=diger&domein=0&conc=true). However, I very much appreciate your input, and we are looking into it further.

[@TheBrucepix]

Here are some useful dictionary links for LÔMHÉD: gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=MNW&id=26650 gtb.ivdnt.org/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=WNT&id=M037710&lemmodern=loom&domein=0&conc=true

[@TheBrucepix]

So according to that, our translation is indeed correct. Let me know what you think...

[@TheBrucepix]

I think LÔMHÉD should be thought of as the root of Old Saxon: lam 1, as., Adj.: nhd. lahm, gelähmt, verdorrt; ne. lame (Adj.) - EN: Lame(ness)

[@TheBrucepix]

As for the meaning you ascribe to (VN)DIGER(HÉD), this Old Saxon dictionary agrees with both of us (meaning 1 - yours, meaning 2 - ours); but given the other usage of the same word in context, we have opted for the second meaning: deger1 bn. degerder, -st 1 duchtig, flink, kloek, groot, behoorlijk 2 verstandig • Gelders-Overijssels deger, Fries diger, Noors diger, IJslands digur • in degelijk (ouder degerlijk), ~ °deger2, wel ~ °dijgen ‘kneden’

[@commonundergroundpodcast3763]

Love the intro as well of the Frisian horses. Greetings from Bolsward! (which is named after the bull sign by the way.)

[@TheBrucepix]

Many thanks and greetings back!!

[@sageknoll3285]

I love to see a new video on the Oera Linda. Thank you!

[@TheBrucepix]

I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. Check out the wiki if you haven’t - it’s a great resource and helps me, at any rate, connect with the material (reading the Norsk version at the moment).

[@lyallendersby9826]

After reading the emerald tablets of Thoth, I see many connections to Thor and the Valkyrie’s. Too many Like a connection between Valhalla and Shamballa. Also understanding Thoth owned all the codecs - stating I am the way, I am the light. All cultures share the same belief system - the similarities out-way the differences. I am Thoth lord of wisdom. I am, is taken from the cross of the son and the matter of Saturn. I am, that I am - spiritual league. I needed to destroy myself before I knew myself - then I am able to rebuild myself. Part of metratrons cube decoding, spells out I am. I am light in matter.

[@TheBrucepix]

Interesting insights. There’s very little mention of the afterlife in the Oera Linda manuscript. Valhalla is mentioned once, by Friso, who brought foreign morals and beliefs back from the East. There is also mention of ghosts, which is also ridiculed as being a foreign belief used to sway the population. I have read the Emerald Tablets as well - I will look again to see if I can better understand your comment. Thanks a lot for participating in the conversation!

[@DianeColeman-pn5uj]

Kindly, i am thankful and appreciate you for your very interesting work and unbeknownst to myself until now topic🙏😔 i mus only bring attention to a far too long hidden lie and possib the grandest decept the Warold is glamoured to believing present. The name "God", is short for Gadre'el. Annunciated as [God]•Re'El ...and is the real name of the serpent in the garden whom beguiled and lead astray Huwuh(Eve). As Abba Our Father has said, "..my people will forget My Name for the "God" of this Warold." This wicked plane we all dwell in, as breathtakingly beautiful it is,wondrufully uhmazing her creatures and Man can also be,on occasion. This be still the fellen cursed place.The crude matter consuming to exist,hateful kill and must die thru pain and false sense of inate duality as normal we taught wrong to believe in. So, pollogies for my short story longness my friend, but i must disagree about the false name "god" n the word good being interchangable!

[@TheBrucepix]

Thank you too! In the Fryas language, God/good are literally the same word. The worldview according to Codex Oera Linda is the subject of the conversation. The story you mention is not relevant to this language or culture, but I appreciate your perspective - surely you are welcome to share more of your thoughts as the series progresses!!