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    Dear brother Mario, am intending to start a new topic that includes personal interpretations on the Book of Revelation which was written by inspiration to Apostle John.

    I believe that my interpretations never contradict the teachings of Daheshism in any way, yet as a normal human being they are subject to correction; I don't claim that they carry the exact interpretations; its only a try.

    So I prefer to take your permission before starting. Do you allow me to write them in this thread?

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    Originally posted by Y.S. View Post
    Dear brother Mario, am intending to start a new topic that includes personal interpretations on the Book of Revelation which was written by inspiration to Apostle John.

    I believe that my interpretations never contradict the teachings of Daheshism in any way, yet as a normal human being they are subject to correction; I don't claim that they carry the exact interpretations; its only a try.

    So I prefer to take your permission before starting. Do you allow me to write them in this thread?
    As a rule, anyone can post whatever opinion they have on whatever subject that may be. All you are expected to do, if your intention is to be scholarly about it, is to credit your sources with the highest degree of precision: don't just say, "I read it in some book..." Give the author's name, book title, and if the book is part of series, the volume number. And if you heard it from someone, quote the source by name. If you can't mention the name, then that's fine—all that means is that YOU are taking full responsibility for the consequences.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Daheshville View Post
      As a rule, anyone can post whatever opinion they have on whatever subject that may be. All you are expected to do, if your intention is to be scholarly about it, is to credit your sources with the highest degree of precision: don't just say, "I read it in some book..." Give the author's name, book title, and if the book is part of series, the volume number. And if you heard it from someone, quote the source by name. If you can't mention the name, then that's fine—all that means is that YOU are taking full responsibility for the consequences.
      Greetings to all, want to thank God almighty for the great Daheshist website Daheshville that is allowing us to share God's word throughout our talents and experiences according to the truth.

      May God bless this wonderful website and keep it a great blessing all the time.

      I will be sharing the word of god as soon as possible.

      God bless you all.

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      • #4
        Greetings brothers and sisters.

        As I said: I'll start my personal interpretations after taking the permission.
        Thanks for it, I heartily appreciate it.

        Dear brother Mario, and brothers and sisters, please don't hesitate to express your thoughts and ideas whenever you find it necessary.

        Frankly speaking I have written my interpretations in a form of a short novel, i called it: The celestial code. I wrote it in my own style and will divide its paragraphs in online posts in Daheshville; Daheshville will be the first and maybe the only website to receive it. And I believe that its the place that will be holding all copy rights for what I 'll write regarding the matter.

        So lets start. I will write it in brief giving some explanations having the main reference as the Holy gospel and the Daheshist teachings.

        The story starts as follows: a young man sees himself, in a dream, sitting face to face with an old man who in turn alerts him of the approach of the heavenly call, its that heaven calls the young man to live for God.

        The young man accepts the call and replies by saying: God's thoughts and ways cannot be perceived by any human being, The old man expresses his satisfaction and gives him a book to decipher it.

        The young man gets awakened by the thunderstorms and the horrific lightening that electrified the sky.

        Then the storm stops and he glimpsed a diamond like thread of light that penetrated darkness like sword, it was dawn; the rising of the sun.

        Now dear readers, and to make a long story short, I'll get into the interpretations:

        The first and second chapters show Lord Jesus as the shepherd who takes care of his church. He addresses men of God to take full care of it by encouraging them and showing them their faults and giving them another chances.

        I believe they are human beings that were leaders of the seven churches in Asia minor, they possessed lofty spiritual fluids. Lord Jesus was addressing the lofty spiritual fluids rather than anything else. The planets (stars )that he was holding was where their lofty spiritual fluids dwell; as to where their place is, no one can tell but, prophets, inspired by God; So God is with his people.

        (My personal interpretations) To be continued...
        Last edited by Y.S.; 06-29-2016, 12:49 PM.

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        • #5
          In the forth chapter we see lofty beings represented by old men; I beieve they are capable of seeing us and counting our deeds.

          Daheshism will spread though the universe. Its leaders are governed by spiritual rules that govern their worlds; especially physical laws.


          The twenty four old men may represent that heavenly Daheshist committee; dwelling somewhere on lofty planet in a lofty religious temple, while the four animals that are full of eyes represent their leaders; who are aware of all secrets; who dwell in a spiritual world that is beyond matter of high frequency spiritual fluids; probably the four known angels, Gabriel, Michael, Uriel, Raphael.

          Yes there may come a day where these lofty beings may form that religious committee and declare it even to the people of Earth, in an attempt to unify the universe. People of Earth may be excluded because their spiritual fluids may not match that of the lofty ones.

          That's why lord Jesus is the one qualified to break all mysterious and the unknown.

          To be continued...

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          • #6
            While I can't really comment on your interpretation, I'll say this regarding the following sentence:

            Originally posted by Y.S. View Post
            That's why lord Jesus is the one qualified to break all mysterious and the unknown.
            Be careful not to confuse the Lord CHRIST with Jesus Christ. Jesus was sent by CHRIST; so was the Doctor and the other prophets. In Daheshism, there is a clear distinction between CHRIST and Jesus Christ. I believe you meant to say "Lord Christ."

            And please don't apologize profusely, and start self-flagellating, or start blessing me and the web site, as you typically do (thank you, by the day. The first million times were enough... yes, that was a joke). And don't refer to me as "Brother Mario." Call me "Mario"... Or... "Your Majesty." On second thoughts, just "Mario" will do.
            "Fail, to succeed."

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Mario View Post
              While I can't really comment on your interpretation, I'll say this regarding the following sentence:



              Be careful not to confuse the Lord CHRIST with Jesus Christ. Jesus was sent by CHRIST; so was the Doctor and the other prophets. In Daheshism, there is a clear distinction between CHRIST and Jesus Christ. I believe you meant to say "Lord Christ."

              And please don't apologize profusely, and start self-flagellating, or start blessing me and the web site, you typically do (thank you, by the day. The first million times were enough... yes, that was a joke). And don't refer to me as "Brother Mario." Call me "Mario"... Or... "Your Majesty." On second thoughts, just "Mario" will do.
              Greetings Mario.To me you are a true brother and friend, no doubt about it.

              As for Lord Jesus, yes I meant Lord Jesus son of man ,not Christ which is according to Daheshism it's the mother of lofty spiritual fluids; namely prophets who came to Earth and people related to them.

              Your brother Y.S.

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              • #8
                As for my novel and the interpretations and the analysis of the book of revelation, it goes as follows:

                The hero of the story meditates on the rays of the stars in the sky that appeared as threads that link worlds with each other.

                Then he goes on translating chapter 6 he said:

                The four colored horses represents a knight that has an authority to rule, but victory shall be to the guiding beloved prophet.

                The knight who is riding the white horse is without doubt Lord Jesus.

                But an evil revenge shall follow as a result of never ending victory.It shall be manifested by hitting the roots of the heavenly messages; Its how Costantine the ruler who mixed pure religion with paganism in the third decade after the coming of lord Jesus.

                That shall be followed in a second episode by the crusade movement; where some high ranked religious people tried to gather the world and put it under its treacherous unjust rule; Its knight, according to the book of revelation is riding a green horse.

                The rider of the black horse is a representation of the victory of revolutions against the greed and lust. Its rider attempted to reach it by force; here Napoleon, Hitler, Alexander comes to my mind.

                The black color absorbs all colors and all become one; the black horse.

                As to the oil and blood at the end of the chapter, they are the church of God on Earth that is protected by God almighty.

                To be continued...
                Last edited by Y.S.; 07-01-2016, 02:47 PM.

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                • #9
                  Lets proceed.

                  The hero of my story pities the situation that planet Earth has reached for the love of money overshadowed the the Love of God by several stages.

                  The social life became extremely hot, because disobedience, greed sexual lusts, and arrogance overwhelmed the souls. The invented a social behavioral system that worked according the their will; thus challenging God's almighty plans.

                  These words explain what came in Rev 6: 12-14 where the sun became dim, even the bright stars faded to the extent of dropping on the ground like withered figs; It's an indication that salvation of the souls tuened away from disobedient people leaving them in despair, because they rejected the word of God to the extent of falsifying it!

                  So, many lofty spiritual fluids fell on planet Earth, the planet which is considered By Daheshism the threshold of hell.

                  A place where sinful people are punished according to what they deserve.

                  So that no one has a chance to boast of himself for power, strength and above all Love and wisdom is God's.

                  To be continued...
                  Last edited by Y.S.; 07-04-2016, 02:49 PM. Reason: Correcting the biblical reference after dear Mario's question in post 10

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Y.S. View Post
                    These words explain what came in numbers 12 till seventeen
                    What happened to chapters 7-11?
                    "Fail, to succeed."

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                    • #11
                      Hi dear Mario, you are right. Am sorry for mentioning the biblical reference wrongly.


                      It's actually Rev 6: 12-14

                      I meant Chapter 6 and numbers 12 till 14

                      and it is as follows: "I looked when He broke the sixth seal, and there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth made of hair, and the whole moon became like blood; 13 and the stars of the sky fell to the earth, as a fig tree casts its unripe figs when shaken by a great wind. 14 The sky was split apart like a scroll when it is rolled up, and every mountain and island were moved out of their places."

                      To me those blessed words are JUST SYMBOLS that represent the despair of souls and the loosing faith due to the hot days that many people brought to themselves into because of evil deeds.
                      Last edited by Y.S.; 07-19-2016, 07:09 AM.

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                      • #12
                        Now according to my story the young Godly young man soon realizes that heavenly books of all religions were twisted by some clerics.

                        However, angels are lofty creatures that implement God's commandments especially in hot times and through temptations; therefore revenge is God's, and he is the almighty who allows trials and temptations as a test.

                        Everybody shall bow before truth and good deed with devout.

                        God promised the Godly victorious people with water of life, I believe that it is the remedy of every sorrow and pain.

                        As for chapter 8, we see incense rising to God. It represents, to me, written prayers of Godly people like the holy ramz.

                        Then see how God replies to true prayers by justice to reward evil people by his wrath. Since every deed that man makes shall fall back upon him.

                        For nuclear smoke and smoke from petroleum derivatives can't but pollute hurt people and all matter, weather in sea, land and air.

                        because its smoke conceals the sun, and nuclear fission represents reaching the pit of hell, this how I "Youssef Salameh" interpret it.

                        To be continued...
                        Last edited by Y.S.; 07-04-2016, 03:24 PM.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Y.S. View Post
                          like the holy ramz.
                          OK, you've been posting on Daheshville, on-and-off for about a decade, and I've lost count of the number of times I've raised this sort of important issue, which you seem to either not understand, or accept. Or maybe you totally forgot. In any case:

                          What's a ... "ramz"... Is that the plural of "ram"? You know what a ram is? Or, to ram...

                          Did you know that the Doctor would get terribly annoyed with someone who didn't respect grammatical rules?

                          Like when you and others refer to Spiritual Fluids as... Sayals, or Sayyals, which (1) sounds horrible in English, and (2) is totally wrong because the correct word pronunciation would be Sayyaalaat. Even better, Sayyalaat Rouhiyyat. But guess what? Good luck getting a non-Arabic speaker to pronounce that correctly.

                          More importantly, if you go back and read everything that had been translated when the Doctor was alive, and INCLUDING Ghazi Brax's 1986 lecture, you will clearly see a reference to "Spiritual Fluids." Or, if you read the FRENCH versions, "Fluides Spirituels."

                          I know some decided to re-invent the wheel, and make Daheshism sound EXOTIC, or MYSTERIOUS, by BUTCHERING both the English AND Arabic languages.

                          But, hey, that's your prerogative.

                          On the other hand, and pay real good attention here, if you desire to continue publishing on Daheshville you MUST call the "Sayyalaat Rouhiyyat" SPIRITUAL FLUIDS, and "Al Ramz A Daahishiy Al Rouhy," THE DAHESHIST SPIRITUAL SYMBOL (and in French, Le Symbole Daheshiste Spirituel)

                          GOT IT? I don't ever want to see you make references, in English, to the "HOLY RAMZ." You might as well be referring to Voodoo!

                          Repeat after me, "The Daheshist Spiritual Symbol," or (that's OK), "The Daheshist Symbol," or "The Symbol."

                          Thank you.
                          Last edited by Mario; 07-04-2016, 06:41 PM.
                          "Fail, to succeed."

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Mario View Post
                            OK, you've been posting on Daheshville, on-and-off for about a decade, and I've lost count of the number of times I've raised this sort of important issue, which you seem to either not understand, or accept. Or maybe you totally forgot. In any case:

                            What's a ... "ramz"... Is that the plural of "ram"? You know what a ram is? Or, to ram...

                            Did you know that the Doctor would get terribly annoyed with someone who didn't respect grammatical rules?

                            Like when you and others refer to Spiritual Fluids as... Sayals, or Sayyals, which (1) sounds horrible in English, and (2) is totally wrong because the correct word pronunciation would be Sayyaalaat. Even better, Sayyalaat Rouhiyyat. But guess what? Good luck getting a non-Arabic speaker to pronounce that correctly.

                            More importantly, if you go back and read everything that had been translated when the Doctor was alive, and INCLUDING Ghazi Brax's 1986 lecture, you will clearly see a reference to "Spiritual Fluids." Or, if you read the FRENCH versions, "Fluides Spirituels."

                            I know some decided to re-invent the wheel, and make Daheshism sound EXOTIC, or MYSTERIOUS, by BUTCHERING both the English AND Arabic languages.

                            But, hey, that's your prerogative.

                            On the other hand, and pay real good attention here, if you desire to continue publishing on Daheshville you MUST call the "Sayyalaat Rouhiyyat" SPIRITUAL FLUIDS, and "Al Ramz A Daahishiy Al Rouhy," THE DAHESHIST SPIRITUAL SYMBOL (and in French, Le Symbole Daheshiste Spirituel)

                            GOT IT? I don't ever want to see you make references, in English, to the "HOLY RAMZ." You might as well be referring to Voodoo!

                            Repeat after me, "The Daheshist Spiritual Symbol," or (that's OK), "The Daheshist Symbol," or "The Symbol."

                            Thank you.
                            Dear Mario , Yes it's as you said: The Daheshist spiritual symbol. Sorry for my hastiness in writing the word; it happened unintentionally.

                            I agree with you.

                            Indeed, from the beginning, Daheshism is a heavenly spiritual message, no doubt.

                            God bless you all.
                            Last edited by Y.S.; 07-06-2016, 10:32 AM.

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                            • #15
                              Chapter 9

                              I believe that this chapter explains the previous chapter symbolically.

                              So I can interpret it as follows: locusts are atomic bomb rays. Rays that people will be wishing death for not being exposed to it, because they have long lasting destructive effects on matter and on nerves, rays that penetrate the human genes deforming them.

                              And as I said before the abyss represents the the depths of atoms, where locusts are the atomic rays that shall torment people for a period of five months.


                              I chapter ten, we read about the small sealed book. I believe it was sealed because the spiritual fluids of some people did not reach the required lofty degree that allows them to understand high spiritual matters.

                              And I guess dear readers that you want to know about the two olive trees that are mentioned in the eleventh chapter.

                              Yes, sure.

                              To be continued...

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