Set vs Seth

Maxx wrote:Like many of those Gods, which are particular in the manner and in the person they befriend, as time changes things.  So do their workings and the manner and style which it appears.

Maxx wrote:"recorded history" has always been a lie.

Maxx wrote:yes.  I'm a comedian.

As am I at times. But history.. pft that is the realm of bias propaganda and lies. Sifting through that to discern truth would be endless and more than a single lifetime to even begin to understand. History was written by the victors and it is but one perspective in an endless fractal vision. What percentage of history is known? I daresay hardly any.

Maxx wrote:That is why in other statements here, I have recommended throwing the booklets away and visiting the past such as Ancient Egypt and even the newly refurbished Temples (on the same spot) in that other realm.  Even now there are many students of the initiation continuing the classrooms with newly updated material and higher frequencies being utilized.

Agreed. I like to think of myself as a perpetual student and am always happy to learn new things. As long as the places exist to visit then of course people should go

Maxx wrote:Yes, the difference, in the beginning, is that the Romans could not pronounce the Egyptian word for Seth and so when they said it, it sounded more like the Set pronunciation.