Saturday, January 19, 2013

the rite of oaks and fleeces

Prixus settled in the house of Aeetes, son of Helios the sun-Titan, where he lived to a ripe old age. He hung the Golden Fleece reserved from the sacrifice of the ram on an oak in a grove sacred to Ares, the god of war and one of the Twelve Olympians. There it was guarded by a dragon. It remained until Jason came and took it. note by me val see note seven but the ram also was said to have spoke to them and it looked shaped like the area around the black sea, its rite led to the unity of five kingdoms as abrahams did with three. fleece (flecy) means grant, land grant. phryxus married into the house of Aeetes, the line claimed descendency from helios the sun giod who was titan, blood line tie. he lived there till elderhood, his fruit hung on kalis tree was a golden fleece of the ram. Kali is the god of war in subcontinent religion, hang good things on the sacred tree if you want it to bare you good fruit, xmas trees have fruit as balls hung on them, adam a fig. zues a golden apple. here kali is aries. the rite of passage is teh seed of teh fruit that is part and parcel of its fruition. the oak is sterdy as teh ritual that now was the fruit gained from teh tree. it like hellenist tales is guarded by a dragon or serpent, for zues created a garden and put a sacred tree of life in it, see earlier part of the blog.( from ancient greek myth on the same tale as the garden of eden) thus the rite of oaks and fleeces produced immortalising fruit. Jason picked of the fleece and the fruit and by rite and rutual gained the authority it represented. thus fluece or fleece which also means pear was thsi lines holy fruit. phleca is pear in truthis, fig in krahic, former mongolian, now brututha. the oak is the authirity and blood line connection of bretha the titan who ruled over the areas just mentions, he is zues three kethani. he ate fish and walked with god and saw lightning devoir in a red sky flash the entirety of bad creation, in nuvet he aslo ate figs and saw love grow from red. till later

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