#like the dahu!!!

[lolottes]

it's the moth man

It's the moth man the voice of wisdom and the reasonableness of the group, these two human friends the stress so much that only his brushing by Damien manages to put him to sleep

Youngest adoptee!Danny (Alt ver)

Same concept of finding out ur adopted family isn't normal but different approach:

"Uh... Jason, can you get my screwdriver...?" Danny hesitantly asked the older male as he tinkered about on his new invention. "I— uh... Sorry, I'm a bit preoccupied right now."

Jason looked up from the couch (which was conveniently placed in a second workshop Bruce had specifically for his new ward, since, you know, the kid's by all means just a normal teenager. He doesn't even know their double life.) And shrugged, "sure, kid. Where's it?"

"My room, just on the desk, I think. I used it last night."

"You tinkered with your stuff in your room? At night?"

"...please don't snitch on Mr.Wayne"

"Stop doing that, then."

"*sigh* dully noted.."

Jason languidly made his way to Danny's room, clicking the door lock open. He flicked the lights on to see his brother's room; filled and decorated with stars and all things space. The younger male was definitely better at keeping things clean and tidy, that's for sure. Despite the various small inventions, books, and papers on the desk, his room was definitely tidy in a way.

He peered his eyes to the desk beside Danny's bed to see the very object he was looking for....and knocking it off the moment he wanted to grab it, great.

The thing rolled down the bed, causing Jason to inwardly groan on the fact that now he had to crouch down to reach for the screw driver.

He huffed and looked down to the bed, fully expecting to see the screw driver down there... Only to have his sight blocked by a news article.

He blinked, before squinting his eyes at the piece of paper, trying to read what's inside of it.

'Jason Todd pronounced dead by billionaire play boy Bruce Wayne.'

His eyes snap open as he immediately sat up. "What the hell..." He muttered as he eyed the bed suspiciously.

Jason hauled himself up, before prying the bed out of the frame and flipping it so that it leaned into the wall beside it and—

—"What the fuck?"

Danny thanked Alfred happily as the butler handed him his share of Dinner; it's a full table today, something quite rare within their hectic schedule.

He eats the dinner comfortably as his siblings chatter away... except for Jason who has been staring at him for the past 15 minutes.

"Todd, it's rude to stare." Damian chastised, to his rescue as always.

Jason seems to snap out of whatever trance he was in, before leaning back to his chair.

"You know, don't you?"

As if a pin dropped, the room became suffocatingly silent; everyone's tense from that one sentence alone, while Danny merely blinked in surprise.

"Damn, you saw my conspiracy board, huh?"

[chococococya]

An Ding Peak Uniform Design

- Rather than focusing on time periods it’s easier to use a single article as vocal point. An Ding’s is banbi (half sleeve jacket). Also known as half-beizi and dahu. There are varieties, mostly collars, ties and buttons. I’m going to go with blue for the color.

- While one can use wrist guard to secure otherwise large/hanging sleeves, An Ding stick to narrow sleeves so its easier to roll up and less likely to drag. Clothing that trail on the ground or fiddly bits are big no nos! That’s a recipe for hazard.

- Full disclosure, I have no idea what the skirt waist is called. Other term is skirt belt. I was this close to call it apron. I’ve seen both men and women wear this as part of their hanfu ensemble. Research led me to mofu (skirt that can be tied around waist or chest), weichang and zhaojia. What I have in mind is not exactly those, but I hit a dead end. Both pants and skirt belt have pockets. Since it resembles apron it give them the servant feel lol.

Official SVSSS arts have the ladies wear short skirts? Which is not exactly accurate as far as Ancient Chinese fashion goes, but on par with Stallion novel. In any case, the female population of An Ding have their cleavage and legs covered. Also hairstyles that make them resemble rodents in honor of Rat Man Shang Qinghua lmao

[cryptid-quest]

Cryptid of the Day: Dahu

Description: The Dahu is a mountain goat-like animal of French and Switzerland folklore. Its defining feature is that one pair of legs is smaller than the other, differing based on description. It’s used as the subject of snipe hunts throughout France, Switzerland, and Italy.

[archibaldtuttle]

Alright that's it, I'm tired of pretending I'm not a furry.

Lou the Dahu

[note : a Dahu(t) is a French cryptid that is essentially an ibex/mountain goat type creature with legs shorter on one side than the other to stand on slopes] [it's very silly]

- They have one leg shorter than the other (wears a short prosthetic on their right hoof to level it with the left one) and one arm shorter than the other (doesn't need a prosthetic for fine motor skills but carries around a collapsible grabbing stick)

- He works as a window cleaner specialized in very tall buildings, hosts a guided meditation radio show on a local station on weekends (has a warm husky voice)

- He comes across as kind of a weird loser because they don't really put much thoughts into how they dress and end up looking like a washed up hippie

- They have 3 pet geckos that were all born through spontaneous parthenogenesis and therefore look so similar that he can't tell them apart - he calls them all JC

- They love making weird ice cream flavors at home and beta test them on their friends. Their latest ones are "tobacco" and "cheddar-cumin"

- His biggest claim to fame is having done the audiobook version of a cookbook which gained unprecedented popularity with housewives and househusbands everywhere

- They taught themselves how to carve wood to make custom "hooves" for their prosthetic and leave very weird prints behind

- They make very, very small birds out of self drying clay and leaves them around for people to find, sometimes on windowsills of skycrapers he's cleaned, so completely unreachable on the other side of a window twenty stories high

- He has seen exactly two films in his entire life : Godfather Part II and Over the Hedge. he dislikes both

[the-dreaming-plastic-dinosaur]

Day 22 : " Misshapen"

Dahu-style !

As said by my sister "it looks like a chicken that fell into nuclear acid" but it technically still fits the dragon criterion

For information, a dahu is a creature from french folklore, it's basically a mountain goat that can go only one way around the mountain due to its legs being shorter on one side.

Image above not by me !

[bienmoreau]

tagged by @eohachu to share nine albums or songs I've been listening to lately ! Ty Ty! 💕

In roughly counter chronological order

Passage Du Desir by Sturgill Simpson

Shikantaza by Chinese Man

Scavengers Reign OST by Nicolas Snyder

Living Thing by Anna Tivel

Joy Machine by Dizraeli

Eye To The Ear by Cosmo Sheldrake

White Creatures by Black Sea Dahu

songdreaming by Sam Lee

What It Means To Be Human by Jasper Høiby/Planet B

Ima tag: @talesofsorrowandofruin @theheartofthekoko @sparklyslug @xxfiction-is-my-realityxx @sodrippy @madethisonawhim only if you'd like ofc!

But if you see this and would like to play feel free to tag me i always love hearing abt new music!

[leonardcohenofficial]

tagged by the lovely hazel @radioprune to shuffle a playlist and post the first ten songs—many thanks friend! 🫡✨sharing from my on repeat:

love is a jungle by peter ivers

bedouin dress by fleet foxes

well, cuss my daddy by les mccann

don'tcha hear me callin' to ya by the 5th dimension

stormy by classics IV

not a man, not a woman by black sea dahu

fajita! by roe kapara

slow hot wind by sarah vaughan

she loves the way they love her by colin blunstone

can't find my way home by ellen mcilwane

i'll tag @nelson-riddle-me-this / @draftdodgerag / @sightofsea and anyone else who'd like to do this!

[cryptidshowdown]

ROUND ONE MATCHUP TWO: GOOFY CRITTER

In this matchup, we'll be seeing the Dahu face off with the Cactus Cat! Similar to our first round, these are both just silly little critters. They differ from the hoaxes because these guys weren't created specifically to trick people, they're just silly.

The DAHU is native to the mountains of Europe. At first glance, it may appear to be a simple goat or deer-type creature! But if you look a little closer, you'll notice that the Dahu has uneven legs. This is for better movement up and down the steep cliffs. As the story goes, there are two subspecies of Dahu -- the laevogyrous which goes up and down counterclockwise using shortened left legs, and the dextrogyre which goes clockwise with short legs on the right.

The CACTUS CAT is from the American Southwest. Unlike what's pictured here, the Cactus Cat doesn't actually look like a cactus. Instead, it looks more like a regular bobcat (plus a fancy barbed tail). The name comes from the beast's tendency to slash open random cactus with its ferocious claws to drink the juice inside. And according to legend, the Cactus Cat is a bit of a lush, because the juice is fermented and therefore alcoholic!

Dahu photo/info source Cactus Cat photo source Cactus Cat info source

[violets-in-her-arms-writes]

Happy Worldbuilding Wednesday!

Tell me about the culture in your world in regards to death and the afterlife.

i.e. what are the most common beliefs about it, is there fear surrounding death or something else, are there any gods of death and how to people in your world feel about them, is there an afterlife that people believe in and how does it work, what rituals and practices are there in regards to the dead (burials, mummification, burying them with important objects, burning the body, etc), and anything else you would like to share

<333

Thank you so much for this !!! ♥♥

It took me forever to answer because I actually had to think about this one, but here I am 😅 I went into details for two species instead of the 5 (vampires, Faes, mermaids, werewolves & witches) I had in mind, because I need to think more about the others, but I hope you'll like it anyway ^^

So... The thing about La Fledgling is that it's a story about endings. Lou is immortal, Jo is not. Lou (and most of their friends) will live forever or something close to forever, Jo will die. She has limited time and so much to do, which means that, concrètement, she hasn't really thought about what comes after.

(Which means that I, the author, hadn't thought about it either, but let's blame it on the character, shall we? 💀)

So... Death...

For the vampires:

Vampires can die (insert *people die if they are killed* meme here), as vampires tend to do in other fantasy stories. So decapitation, silver, symbols of faith (and real faith, just waving a symbol won't work - you have to believe), fire, sunlight, stake through the heart... the classics will work, but if you really want to be original and take them by surprise, you could also poison them through the blood servants they feed from. I'm just throwing this out there, no reason.

Several vampire families were killed during the hunter/vampire wars, entire Coven burnt to the ground, knowledge evaporated, entire lignées brought to the brink of extinction. Needless to say, it terrified the vampires who then decided to retire from the public eye and live secular lives among themselves, where they don't have to interact with humans (much. Feeding is another story entirely).

They feared death during these few centuries when it came knocking at their doors, but during the novel, none of the vampires think about death as something that concerns them. Death is something humans and semi-mortal creatures go through, and something that happened to them a thousand years ago.

There is no afterlife for vampires, because they are not supposed to die.

(The rest of the species and their view on death can be found under the cut 🦇)

For the Fae:

Fae live until they get tired of living, at which point they can choose between several options :

become a tree -> really popular, as long as it's not in the moral realm because on Earth you tree might be cut down and you will spend the rest of eternity as a very ugly couch or coffee table

spend a few years as an animal and live as a cryptid in either the fae realm or on Earth (I'm not saying le Dahu is a Fae but... yeah that's exactly what I'm saying) -> marginally less popular and often time not the definitive choice. Old Faes who don't know if they really want to "fade away" or not will spend a few decades or centuries as an owl, a cat or some kind of made up animal/creature, and when their time is up, they'll seen if they want to go for option 1 (*be the seed*), option 2 (go back to their ancient life and keep on living until they get bored again) or option 3 (below)

reincarnate -> the least popular choice by far (Iris Adam, who chose to get reincarnated 250 times is an outlier and shouldn't have been counted), because the fates like to mess with faes and there is no guarantee a Fae will be reincarnated as a Fae in her next life. She could be human. Or a cockroach. Or the southern wind. Or she could be a Fae but come back wrong. Really, there's nothing sure about this option.

Fae who chose to become trees all planted their roots in the same forest and they can be heard, from time to time, giving unsolicited advices to the younglings having fun beneath their branches.

For the witches:

They mostly have the same approach as the humans, except they live up to 500 years instead of 80, which mean they start worrying about it a lot later. They still are the weakest (physically speaking) of all the magical and semi-mortal species, which means they are much more prone to accident and very few actually reach past their second or third century.

For the mermaids:

They also live very long lives and have the advantage of being away from humans most of the time, so when wars or conflict start again on the surface, they can just... swim away and wait for the storm to pass. The older a mermaid gets, the bigger she is, and the more she has to eat. There are only three really old (we're talking several thousand years old) mermaids because they feed on weaker mermaids - or, more precisely, younger, weaker or otherwise hurt mermaids are send bound and pre-broken to the deep caves in which the dwell and the three leviathan feast of the flesh of the unwilling.

Death is either a sacrifice (eaten by a leviathan) or a victory (not eaten by the leviathans bc they 1) died in combat so they at least were not eaten alive or 2) ran away on land to escape their fate which brings its own problems)

For the werewolves:

Mix between the witches and the mermaids. They die of old age (live longer than humans, less prone to disease or accident than witches) or in a fight and then they get eaten by the rest of the pack so that their spirits and knowledge can stay with the pack. Yay.

For Jo (sole human in this crazy friend group):

She doesn't think about it. She'll die when she'll die. She used to be really religious, but her faith was shattered when her whole family was murdered and Lou became a bloodsucker, so she doesn't really believe in an afterlife (be it hell or heaven). But should she be proven wrong, she's ready to throw hands with whomever is here to welcome her.

[mask131]

Green spring: The wolpertinger

THE WOLPERTINGER

Category: Bavarian folklore

Remember when I made a post about the Dahut/Dahu, during my very recent Cold Winter series? Well meet his German cousin: the Wolpertinger! Also called the Wolperdinger, Woipertinger or Woiperdinger. Just like with the dahu, the wolpertinger is a completely fictional creature that was invented to mock people, as a sort of “running joke” that became part of the folklore.

There are actually traces of the Wolpertinger existing as a folkloric being, since Bavarian legends about the beast were recorded in the 16th century, but the actual “existence” of the wolpertinger started in the 19th century, when taxidermists began creating “stuffed wolpertingers”. Originally these fake animals were created as a nod to the local folktales, to be bought by Bavarian families as a weird little decoration or as a tool to help storytelling when the wolpertinger legend was told to children… But the “stuffed wolpertinger” fad grew unexpectedly fast, as people found a new use for these fake bodies: selling them to tourists and visitors of Bavaria… This was the start of the fame of the wolpertinger. Whenever people wanted to scam or mock foreigners, when someone was ignorant of everything about Bavaria or obviously gullible and naïve, a stuffed wolpertinger was presented to them, and the beast was described as a part of the local fauna everybody knew about – and the “victim” was incited to buy the stuffed body as a souvenir of their trip to Bavaria. This “good joke” lasted to this day, as you can still find dead wolpertingers for sale on markets or in souvenir shops across Bavaria.

The wolpertinger actually has several different names depending on the part of Bavaria you are in: Oibadrischi, Rammeschuksn, Raurackl… And equivalents of the wolpertinger also started appearing in other regions of Germany: rasselbock in the central regions, dilldapp in Hesse, elwetrisch in the western lands… To this proliferation of names corresponds a proliferation of appearances: for you see, the whole point of the taxidermized wolpertingers was originally to just put together various animal elements to create a fantasy beast fitting the elusive and mysterious tales of a strange creature. As a result, each taxidermist did a different wolpertinger, and the creature had no fixed or “canon” appearance. The only thing people could agree on was three facts: the wolpertinger is quite small in size, it has a chimeric appearance mixing elements taken from other species, and it is a carnivore. The most famous and widespread description of the wolpertinger presents it as a hare with antlers, wings and fangs – most illustrations of the beast go with this description. However there are many other depictions of the little critter: a horned and winged squirrel, a half-hare half-deer creature with a cockscomb, a chicken with antlers, a mix of a fox and a duck, or a cross between a marten and a pheasant… There are so many different descriptions of the wolpertingers that people started explaining that the race probably started out as the union of opposition species, creating bizarre hybrids, that then found mates among each other – and now each individual is unique, bearing traits of all its ancestors species, randomly organized on its body.

Beyond all this, the only two other facts the storyteller will always be certain of are the wolpertinger’s habitat (the forests and mountains of Bavaria), and its diet: meat… to be more precise human meat. Indeed, part of the joke if warning tourists and travelers that if they wander carelessly and alone in remote and wild areas… they might get attacked by wolpertingers. And the warning usually comes with tales of imprudent tourists who got devoured alive by these little, but ferocious, beasts…

- - - - -

If you are American, the idea of a horned hare will probably bring to mind another name: jackalope, which could be considered another folkloric cousin of the beast.

The dahu in France, the wolpertinger in Germany, the jackalope in Northern America… Other names you might look into are the Swedish Skvader (a half-hare half-bird creature invented in the 20th by a taxidermist out of hunters tall tales), or into the “wild Haggis” (the critter of the Highlands whose flesh is the dish called “haggis”… or at least that’s what joking Scots might tell a particularly naïve tourist). And of course… who could forget the Australian “drop bears”?

[pixelizedprince]

Everytime I see someone talk about DSR I autocorrext it in my brain to DRS and I get so excited like WE DOING DRS, DRS TONITE WITH /THE/ QUEEN?? The Delirious Reginald feat. your wife and mine the Dahu??

I actually suck so bad at it but it's a lot of fun and the abba server always does a phenomenal job shot calling/making it feel inclusive/taking everyone for a dog park walk afterwards is beyond cute to me

[brydelynch]

shuffle your 'on repeat' playlist 10 times and tag 10 (-ish) people

punches - mø

bending light - beacon

francesa - hozier

the next day - röyksopp

take stock of what i have - black sea dahu

a new beginning - wolfie's just fine

your name - lissom

drumming song - florence & the machine

grip (alternate version) - bastille

through me (the flood) - hozier

tagged by @crispycostumes thank you!😘❤️❤️❤️ tagging @ghostie-king, @shivroyscunt/@declanscunt and anyone else who wants to! i follow like five people and mickey has already tagged 3 of them akdjklajsd.

[luxgalador]

I have several fursonas but so far I haven't been able to afford any art of them (soon maybe?? it was one of my resolutions this year...). My oldest one is a harewolf (like a werewolf except instead of being a mix between human and lupine it's a rabbit that turns into a carnivorous hare) called Ariel/Morga. The other one is a dahu (a French cryptid that's a sort of ibex/mountain goat with legs shorter on one side) who works as a window clearner and makes little clay birds.

OOOH these are creative lmao mine are just a cat and a dog lolllll

[romance-of-three-memes]

Thinking about how two of Sun Quan's daughters had the courtesy names of Xiaohu and Dahu... Little Tiger and Big Tiger. It's a cute naming convention, but also pretty tragic given how at least the Sanguozhi says Dahu framed Xiaohu as being part of a plot on the opposite side of the succession conflict, and she was executed as a result. Like man, the Sun clan really did devolve into an absolute shitshow.

[the-bitchking-of-angmar]

I’d like to add the „eierlegende Wollmilchsau“ (adj.+n.) — the perpetuum mobile of all things agriculture. Translates to egg-laying woolmilksow.

• sternhagelvoll (adj.) — to be really, really drunk. This is incapacitation beyond measure, beyond good and evil. You’re just glad whoever has been described as ‘sternhagelvoll’ is still capable of sitting against a wall and breathing on their own. They probably won’t be walking home from this Kirmes.

• Schnapsidee (n.) — hard liquor idea. It’s exactly what it sounds like, an incredibly bad idea! By describing it as a ‘Schnapsidee’, you’re not only insulting the idea, but you’re also implying that whoever you’re talking about was perhaps ‘sternhagelvoll’ on the occasion where this idea was conceived.

• hast du Lack gesoffen? (expression) — did you drink lacquer? An exclamation to make when someone is presenting an absolute Schnapsidee, or telling you about something very much unbelievably stupid.

• Schadenfreude (n.) — everyone’s heard of this. It’s the amusement you derive from seeing someone else’s struggle or even failure. Not a unique German experience I’m sure, but this culture at least had the guts to invent a word about it. Maybe we’re just all very very evil.

• Geborgenheit (n.) — protection/ safety. Same as Heimat, Geborgenheit has a translation, technically, but protection does not encompass the overall security and safety and comfort that Geborgenheit implies. The verb ‘bergen’, which can be translated as ‘retrieve’, is often used to describe the process of retrieving the dead bodies of people who died violent deaths. It is also used to talk about finding and lifting shipwrecks. It’s about returning these remains to a place of what we assume is comfort and safety. ��Geborgenheit’ implies that the ‘bergen’ part has happened and your subject is now ‘geborgen’ (adj.). It’s now in some form of protective custody. Fun fact! ‘Bergen’ (v.) is also in the motto of the German firefighters!

• Elwetritsch, Wolpertinger, Rasselbock (n.) — these are all mythical creatures, often some kind of chimera. These words are treated as names in their own rights because there is no equivalent in American or British folklore. In the same vein there’s Hanghuhn, Deichmöve, Dahu, etc (n.); animals who live in the mountains or close to the sea on floodbanks. In order to be able to stand on non-flat surfaces, rumour has it that these animals have specialised and adapted to their environment, and therefore developed shorter legs on either the right or the left side of their body.

• Muskelkater (n.) — muscle soreness you get after training a little too much. Translates to muscle hangover, and I personally find that incredibly fitting.

german words i wish existed in english

a messy and incomplete list

nachvollziehen (v.) -- to understand, but less empathetic. i.e. i see the steps that brought you to that conclusion, but i don't understand you.

doch (interj.) -- you're wrong and really it's the opposite of what you said. often said with a healthy dose of sass. i.e. "this isn't a good movie." "doch. (it is)"

frech (adj.) -- somewhere between naughty and sassy and silly. when you're being a bit of a brat, you're being frech.

dreist (adj.) -- audacious, but far more colloquial. when you have the goddamn audacity, you are dreist. i.e. to park that far over the line is dreist as hell

heimat (n.) -- home, but stronger. a home is wherever you have built a life, but heimat is where your roots are. heimat is where you feel pangs of nostalgia when you go to visit your family for christmas and see the shop at the corner.

weltschmerz (n.) -- literally 'world-pain'. the world sucks and sometimes you just sit and feel the pain of it all. that's weltschmerz.

existenzberechtigung (n.) -- the right to exist, often in a comedic context. i.e. pineapple on pizza has absolutely no existenzberechtigung.

fernweh (n.) -- literally 'far-ache'. the opposite of homesickness, the desire to go far away. i guess wanderlust is similar, but that is also a german word, and this is more painful and visceral

schweigen (v./n.) -- the act of not speaking. silence, but more deliberate. the palpable feeling that people are withholding their voice.

verschlimmbesserung (n.) -- when an update with the intention of making something better actually just made it worse. looking at you @staff

[thegospelofstjohn]

"The Map." From the Gospel of Saint John, 2: 13-19.

Now Jesus says Christianity does not count. Not even once. We are readying to build a Third Temple and the Offshoot has not even built one. Why is this? You fuckups do not perform the Seder, not in thought, word, or deed. You sin like running water, you do not follow the Great Hillel, and you mislead the children. You are all going to pay dearly for these things.

Jesus bundles together all the laws the Christians do not follow and uses this as a whip against them. God will whip anyone that says yes to something that is forbidden by the Torah or refuses to do what is compulsory, such as the Seder.

The presence of persons teaching the opposite of the Torah in these instances in tandem with breaking secular law is reason to clear, or purify the field of all heretical influences especially confederations like the Republican Party, the Family Research Council, the Catholic Church, etc. who are trying to leglislate religion, a type of slavery that is expressly forbidden by the Torah. It is worse if the crimes include sexual slavery and this, as we know is happening.

This is what is meant by turning the Father's House into a market, a place where sex is sold, like at an auction while others sit and yearn for the truth of salvation. How many times in recent history have I heard Mitt Romney, Geoff Tunicliffe, Jeffery Holland and others claiming small children should be given iv methaphetamine and fucked on their father's lap stating "that is how we bring them to Jesus Christ!" and like David Gilcrease, a fat feverish Scientologist who claims the Bible specifies this?

All of this has to stop, the tables have to be turned. Tables are 218, ביח‎ "Hospitals in the street." If healthy people are becoming sick, and sick people are dying because of religion, such as they are now, this is a sign the table is upside down. The Gospel of John continue:

Jesus Clears the Temple Courts

13 When it was almost time for the Jewish Passover, Jesus went up to Jerusalem. 14 In the temple courts he found people selling cattle, sheep and doves, and others sitting at tables exchanging money. 

15 So he made a whip out of cords, and drove all from the temple courts, both sheep and cattle; he scattered the coins of the money changers and overturned their tables. 16 To those who sold doves he said, “Get these out of here! Stop turning my Father’s house into a market!”

 17 His disciples remembered that it is written: “Zeal for your house will consume me.”[c]

18 The Jews then responded to him, “What sign can you show us to prove your authority to do all this?”

19 Jesus answered them, “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days.”

The final verse in this section states Jesus does not want Jewish people following Saul of Tarsus who did not observe the Passover or discuss the Hillels. These omissions are glaring. This means mankind has not celebrated the Seder the time of Christ when the Second Temple was destroyed. This explains quite a lot.

The Values in Gematria are:

v. 13-14: Jesus went up to Jerusalem. To go up is to climb the evolutionary ladder identified by the Torah. I have mentioned the course follows a stochastic progression. This means every object lesson, called a Mishnah has cohorts within every other Mishnah in the entire Jewish library.

Watch: we know 123 is achar, let's add 456, dahu, "understand how to be wet."

The adjective υγρος (hugros, hence our English prefix "hygro-"), meaning moist or sappy, the opposite of ξηρος (xeros), dry. It's used in Luke 23:31 only.

The noun υδωρ (hudor), meaning water, but refers mostly to fresh water and not so much to sea water (hence our English prefix "hydro-"). In the Jewish world, rain and water were closely associated with learning; the noun מורה (moreh) both means rain and teacher, and cultures were reckoned by the rivers they formed on — hence the prominence of the Nile, Jordan and Euphrates rivers, and the notion that the Garden of Eden was endowed with four rivers that together encompassed the entire known world from Ethiopia to the Indus Valley. Water was also recognized as cleaning agent, and since cleanness and survival went hand in hand, water became associated with salvation (see our article on the verb βαπτιζω, baptizo, to baptize). For a closer look at the link between cognition and the hydrological cycle, see our articles on the words ארץ ('erets), meaning land, or νεφελη (nephele), cloud."

123456= אב‎גדהו‎‎‎, "the ivy is the father of revelation of the Ein Sof, that which does not belong in the group."

The etymology refers to Water Power which we discussed in the prior frame. Lest man can serve as a pure cistern for the Rain and attain to Baptism in the Holy Spirit, He is nothing. Nothing at all. A waste of fesh and does not belong.

So Jesus going up to Jerusalem means he began to explain the equations hidden in the Alefbeis, the foundation of humanity.

The Number is 13793, יגזג‎‎ ‎exeg, a zig zag. See above.

v. 15-16: So he made a whip out of cords. The Number is 10117, י‎יאז‎, yeez, "God does not like what He sess."

"The adverb εσο (eso), meaning in, into or within; the reverse of εξο (exo), meaning out. In several places this word forms the phrase "within-man" (Romans 7:22, Ephesians 3:16) which is traditionally interpreted to refer to the inner state of someone; one's most intimate thoughts. Here at Abarim Publications we surmise that this phrase rather refers to someone who exists within somewhere, someone who's in, who's with the in-crowd (see 1 Corinthians 5:12). Our adverb occurs 8 times, see full concordance, and from it in turn come:

The adverb εσωθεν (esothen), meaning interior or on the inside, which corresponds to εξωθεν (exothen), meaning exterior. It's used 13 times; see full concordance.

The comparative εσωτερος (esoteros; hence our English word esoteric), meaning further-in. This word corresponds to εξωτερος (exoteros), meaning further-out, and is used in Acts 16:24 and Hebrews 6:19 only."

v. 17-18: Prove your authority. The Torah says the Column of Israel will manifest perfect transparency with God during the Exodus. Christians have not manifestred this sign.

From Exodus 33:11:

The LORD would speak to Moses face to face, as one speaks to a friend. Then Moses would return to the camp, but his young aide Joshua son of Nun did not leave the tent.

The Number is 14202, ידכ‎ב, yadchabe, "there is evidence we know God's Hand."

v. 19: Jesus answered them, “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days.” "Forget everything you know about God, the Torah, Jews, and worship of the Most High, and get to know the Self, the greatest gift of God there is."

The Number is 5506, הןו‎, hempu, "follow the map."

The journey of Adam and the Israelites out of primitive conditions into modern times has not followed the map God gave us. We do not live or abide in a slavery free fully prosperous manner. We are sinning, killing, lying, cheating, and fornicating in every way and there is suffering from quarter to quarter, from the meekest to the most powerful. God sent us this Gospel as a sign He cherishes us and wants us to make it to the end in good spirits. Some of us will have to be left behind, for many it is too late about this the Torah is clear, but those who follow the map and observe the Seder shall see God and experience His Salvation.

The Seder explains how man differentiates himself biologically from himself, his parents, other persons and undertakes the critical thinking necessary to survive the rest of his life. Each soul differentiates itself in different ways from the rest but all souls must learn how to separate from corrupt or tyrannical governments, lying faiths, sexual predators, filthy habits and partners, and become profitable members of their communities. The Seder cannot be dispensed with.