Spirit Power

The Exchange

Man's Dream of Becoming a God

 Norma Holt

The Man in the Eye - Mon Eye is 'Money'

'Man' is also 'mon' in old script. The man in the eye is the 'mon-eye', the origin of 'money.

The crucified man was 'changed' by the cross (x-change) as a trade. That is to bring

prosperity and fertility to the earth as the sexual partner to the sun. His

dead body was 'd-or-el' or 'food of sun-god'. Observers consumed

his body to absorb his spirit as he became a god. He paid

the price for the prosperity of the earth. 'Dol' or 'doll'

is a lifeless image wile 'doll-or' is the origin of

'dollar' for a currency of exchange,.

the sun is 'dol-or' the origin

of 'dollar'. The sign for

it is S for spirit

overlaid

with  the cross,

reduced now to 1 or 2

parallel lines. As king of heaven

and father god, Nebuchadnezzar wasd the

father' of the 'son of God' through whom he continues 

to rule. His forula for power has worked throughout the last two 

thousand plus years. It briyght the darkness of noon and the extreme

darkness of the afternoon. The Second beast used the same formula to increase the

darkness and iumposee his 'son of God, Jesus Christ.  No one could see through it.

We grope for the wall like the blind, and we grope as if we had no eyes:

we stumble at noon day as in the night; we are in desolate

places as dead men. Isaiah  59:10 KJ  

It' why monarchs have their

faces on money.

 

The Man of the Arch

The term

'arch' is

the same as 'or-k',

which means 'sun's cross.

In the vision given to me of the sun's

rays pemerging from the hole in the stone, they

formed concentric circles that bore the colours of the rainbow. 

The shape is what we now call an 'arch', which acquired the titl because of the

rainbow colours being the same as the cicles in the 'or-k'. The king is deemed to pass 

through the hole on his way to his kingdom, as if he died on the cross and was

tranformed into a god. This is performed in the coronation when the

king is shielded from the audience and is emerges as a god.

From that point on he nust be treated as such

and people 'bow' to him, that is they

make the shape of the

arch in reconition

of this.

He i

is also

'mother god's eye,

which is in 'ma-g-i' and magesty'.

The sun beam is 'or-s' for 'sun light' and the

origin of 'horse'. 'Horus' is the Egyptian 'God of Light'

and men were deemed to ride the sunbeams into heaven. That

is they were transported on the 'or-s'. Kings  favoured their images 

shiwing them seated on a a whute horse. 

 or 'horse. 

Ancient Pratices Moden Beliefs

'Light cross-circle cross' is 's-t-o-x' or 'stock'. Things sold are 'stock',

and the earliest goods exchanged involved live animals, which

is why they are called 'stock'. The man was the 'spirit' on

the cross and the symbol shows that.  He was 'sent'

to the sun and 'cent'- or small change, has

this origin. 'Christ' is from 'x-r-i-s-t'

whic neas 'cross-power-eye'-

light-cross', which is

an expression

for the

power of th cross and

explains why it is a sacred sign.

It also shows how the Catholic Church kept

the symbols and traditions of Babylon and the beasts.

Why Kings Are Crowned

The crowning ceremony is based on the presumption that the king

has risen through the circle to live in heaven as partner

to the sun. In the recent corporation of Charles III

a screen was placed around him to hide the

moment he 'died' and went to heaven

and was transformed into a

god. 'R-o-i' is a 'powerful

circle of the eye', 

or the cross

in t

he circle.

'Rot-el is 'royal and

 the 'mystery' of the transformation.

The king's head appears on the currency as the exchange.

Paying the King

Goods exchanged in the name of the king are 'taxed'

for 'royalties' passed to the king or the crown. 'R-o-i-l' is the origin

of 'royal' and it means 'power-circle-eye-god'.  'T-a-x' is from 't-ox' or 'cross of

the ox' (bull)., where o-x' is 'circle-cross'. It is why places of exchange had a cross over them.

Many such places remain today in 'markets'. 'Ma-r-t' (origin of 'market') means

'mothers power-cross''. One crowned the king lives in a castle, which is

from  'x-s-t-l' for 'cross-light-cros-god. Originally built on peaks

where the cross forms as the sun passes behind them.

It placed the king closest to his 'mate' the sun.

It was considered the point of heaven.

There he is treated as a god and

all must bow to him.

Women

cannot mate with the

female sun and are excluded from

being monarchs. 'Monarch' means 'man of the arch'

where 'arch' is from or-x' or 'sun's cross' and 'arch-bishop' is also a mate. '

'B-i-ship" is 'bearer of the eye-ship.' The bishop's ring is the eye which people kiss in

worship of the Eye. The ship mens the way of crossing over to theother side. The jewel

in the ring reflects the light and the cross as do diamonds in the king's crown.

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