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There's a glitch on the front page of lonelygirl15.com right now where it displays the title of the next video...Zodiac of Denderah. Seems like it hasn't been posted yet. Here's a screencap.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v20/ishuku/0047.jpg

(the little grey bar underneath Zodiac O... shows "Zodiac of Denderah" when you hover over it.)

Ha, it's showing me the first frame of the video in the side bar but when I click it it says no posts match my criteria...hmm

Yeah, I've been clicking and clicking, hitting refresh, restarting my computer . . . and nothing changes. I'm dying for a new video, so let's get it uploaded, people!!!!!

...aaaaaaaand it's up.

yeah its working now
wow it was a little boring but probley chopped full of interesting info

Any ideas on whether it's going to be significant that this zodiac has ten-day, instead of seven-day, weeks?

And what did she say was the most important "deacon"? I couldn't understand her.

The pictures in the background: I always knew one was a rose, but this is the first time I've been able to figure out what the other picture is (two houses). Did this picture get bigger?

TheFatLady wrote:And what did she say was the most important "deacon"? I couldn't understand her.

soptet (sp?) or something like that. It was hard to understand

Edit: soptet is mentioned on this website about ancient egypt gods.
http://www.cowa.org.au/mis1.html

ok I found the correct spelling and a good site with pictures
Sopdet is the spelling and it is still known through anchient egypt mythology.

http://www.mazzaroth.com/ChapterOne/Pho ... nderah.htm

This star is also known as Sirius or the dog Star.

Dog Star: Spiritual - Theosophy Dictionary on Sirius


Sirius [from Greek seirios scorching]



In classical myth, the dog of Orion, who followed his master when he was made a constellation; it is called the Dog-star; by the Egyptians, Sothis. The dog at times symbolizes Mercury or Budha, who was called Cynocephalus, the dog-headed. It is a symbol of watchfulness and guarding. The heliacal rising of Sirius coincides in the northern hemisphere with the sultry heat of late summer, and was regarded in antiquity as a cause of that heat, or as contributing a baleful quality to it.



"The star worshipped in Egypt and reverenced by the Occultists; by the former because its heliacal rising with the Sun was a sign of the beneficent inundation of the Nile, and by the latter because it is mysteriously associated with Thoth-Hermes, god of wisdom, and Mercury, in another form. Thus Sothis-Sirius had, and still has, a mystic and direct influence over the whole living heaven, and is connected with almost every god and goddess. It was 'Isis in the heaven' and called Isis-Sothis, for Isis was 'in the constellation of the dog,' as is declared on her monuments. 'The soul of Osiris was believed to reside in a personage who walks with great steps in front of sothis, sceptre in hand and a whip upon his shoulder.' Sirius is also Anubis, and is directly connected with the ring "Pass me not'; it is, moreover, identical with Mithra, the Persian Mystery god, and with Horus and even Hathor, called sometimes the goddess Sothis. Being connected with the Pyramid, Sirius was, therefore, connected with the initiations which took place in it. A temple to Sirius-Sothis once existed within the great temple of Denderah. To sum up, all religions are not, as Dufeu, the French Egyptologist, sought to prove, derived from Sirius, the god-star, but Sirius-Sothis is certainly found in connection with every religion of antiquity" (TG 300).

[quote="minsky"]This star is also known as Sirius or the dog Star.
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my only friend was a dog!

the picture of the people on her bookshelf is gone. And she talked about Cancer, which is CiW related.. I don't know where else to post this but here.

..is up!

Oh yeah, and they picture of the unknown people is missing from her bookshelf.

EDIT: I'm sorry, this isn't so much CiW related.. I was just excited.

Better picture of the original here:



and a copy: