Return Of God, The Ancient WitchUnity Consciousness #2344

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In the previous message it was shown how the word “God” (English) is the word “Khart” (Egyptian). It also means Start.
There are several ways the word “witch” in English may have formed out of Egyptian words that essentially mean the primary divinity. It doesn't really matter which path is accurate or that the steps occurred as shown. It only matters that we continue to understand where our words, in any language, come from. It matters that we begin to remember the earlier fuller meanings. It matters we understand that in our current language we are likely using one-sided meanings. As a result, word by word and little by little, our logic is impacted towards being fragmented and way out of balance instead of towards wholeness (Khart-mest). There is a difference between stable and stagnant, funky and fresh.
1. Witch is Witche is “Wicche” is Wicwic is (Hek-ukh, hek-hek, kek-kek, hekkhu) is rekh is rekht is Khart. The original of WlCCHE, as in Wiccraft (Witchcraft) is HEK which changes into Wic and che.
We can see how “Hek” can come from “Khart” or “Khekh”.
This is to remind us that God by any name, is a witch who crafts (creates). Gods create, witches craft. There is no difference.

2. WHICHET (English) is the equivalent of Khekt or Khekht (Egyptian), which means to double-check (double khekh) spirit motion by returning to the beginning, thus going full circle.

3. The Great Mother of the British Egyptian Druids is Keridwen. She was HWCH, the sow, hog, boar and mother with several mammae, the great suckler. In the hieroglyphics, Heku is also hog, and HEK is the Ruleress, as was Keridwen the HWCH. Hek also means charm, magic. The HWCH was a magician like the cat-headed goddess Pasht, also called Ur-Heku, the old ruleress, or the great magic power.
Heku is Akhu as in Sakhu, Makhu, ever-coming one, ever-living one.
The sow was a primitive type of the great mother under many names such as Taurt, Rerit, Khebt, Typhon, Hathor. The pig was cast out of Egypt as unclean when the divinity was viewed as the Father alone. This of course is the source of people running round saying hogs are unclean. Misinformed pigheadedness.
Heka and Hekau is the pig, sow, boar.

Hekur, to hunger. Hekau is food.
However, the notion of police being pigs, unholy and unclean, is accurate.

4. Kerid-wen is Ked, the great mother of Egyptian-British mythology. Her name KERID can be read KHER-it. Keridwen, as the vessel of the child and the oar, is the ark of life. The vessel is also the cauldron and a symbol of the circle.
Kherit is Rekhti is Kharti is Khart which through one of its synonyms, leads to Witch. This message alone is sufficient proof.

5. Ta is the seat, bearing, carriage. The hieroglyphic Ta had the force of “Tch”, going back to the “click”, as a vocalized sound. [thus heka becomes heta becomes hetch becomes wetch becomes witch, which and switch]. Because Ta is two and two is true and true is truth, the just as truths switch, so does which witch receives favoritism switch back and forth in human minds over space and time.
“Ta” (Egyptian) means give, gift, cut, type, write, scribe, language, discourse, tell, mountain, fire, two. Ta comes from Tat comes from Taht, the word, speech, language, creator, crafter, son of a witch.

Drawing From The Wheel Starting From February 2021 Messages By Following Spokes To What Else Has Been Spoken

”Craft” is Kraht is Khart.
Thus Childcraft and Wordcraft takes place in Worldcraft by Witchcraft.
It has been plenty shown that the Gods of the Hebrews, Jews, Gentile, Israelites and others in the Judaeo-Christian bible had the same origin and were variations of each other.

(Deuteronomy 18:10, 14) There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch.

According to that verse, if you observe times, you are a silly rabbit in the same bag of tricks-are-for-kids as a witch.
An observer of times is someone who observes cycles such as years, seasons, holidays, birthdays, anniversaries or any reoccurring event.

(Exodus 23:14) Three times thou shalt keep a feast unto me in the year.
(Exodus 23:17) Three times in the year all thy males shall appear before the Lord God.

(Matthew 16:3) And in the morning, It will be foul weather to day: for the sky is red and lowering. O ye hypocrites, ye can discern the face of the sky; but can ye not discern the signs of the times?

All throughout the Judaeo-Christian bible in the Old Testament and New Testament, God and Jesus and the blindsighted followers were observers of times.

(Galatians 4: 7-10) Wherefore thou art no more a servant, but a son; and if a son, then an heir of God through Christ.
Howbeit then, when ye knew not God, ye did service unto them which by nature are no gods.
But now, after that ye have known God, or rather are known of God, how turn ye again to the weak and beggarly elements, whereunto ye desire again to be in bondage?
Ye observe days, and months, and times, and years.