chariot

In the opening chapter of the Book of Ezekiel, the prophet recounts a powerful and awe-inspiring vision that encapsulates both the divine majesty and the mysterious realm of the heavenly. As the prophet stands among the exiled Israelites by the River Chebar, he witnesses an extraordinary sight: a whirlwind, within which are four living creatures, each with four faces representing different aspects of creation – human, lion, ox, and eagle. These creatures move in perfect harmony, reflecting the divine order in creation. Above them, a sparkling expanse like crystal stretches out, and upon it, a throne-like appearance resembling sapphire, with a figure that radiates the appearance of fire. This is the glorious and overwhelming presence of God. The vision portrays a realm beyond human understanding, conveying the profound nature of God's sovereignty, and emphasizing Ezekiel's role as a messenger to the exiled community.

In the second chapter, Ezekiel receives a divine call that commissions him as a prophet to the rebellious house of Israel. The context is one of adversity, as God acknowledges the stubbornness and disobedience of the people. Despite this, Ezekiel is tasked with delivering God's messages, knowing that the people might not listen. He's given a scroll to eat, symbolizing the internalization of God's words and the weight of the message he carries. This chapter marks the prophet's preparation for a challenging mission – to warn, admonish, and encourage the people in the midst of their disobedience and the looming judgment.

Ezekiel 3 continues the prophet's narrative, focusing on his role as a watchman over the people of Israel. He's tasked with sounding the alarm when he perceives impending danger, both in the physical realm and the spiritual. The chapter emphasizes Ezekiel's accountability – if he fails to warn the wicked, their blood will be on his hands. This responsibility highlights the gravity of his mission and underscores the urgency of his message. Additionally, Ezekiel experiences a moment of divine empowerment as he's lifted by the Spirit, illustrating the connection between his role as a prophet and the divine presence guiding his words and actions.

In the fourth chapter, Ezekiel is instructed to enact a series of symbolic acts that convey God's judgment upon Jerusalem and the impending siege. He's commanded to create a model of the city under siege, lying on his side for an extended period to represent the years of Israel's and Judah's iniquity. This physical demonstration serves as a visual prophecy, illustrating the severity of the coming judgment. Ezekiel's dietary restrictions during this period also symbolize the scarcity and desperation that will accompany the siege. 

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In this weeks episode of the world’s-fastest-movie-review podcast Jackson and Mike review two new films! First 'THE CHARIOT' A story about a corporation and a doctor that oversees the process of reincarnation, and a young man who becomes a glitch in the system. Starring John Malkovich, Thomas Mann and Rosa Salazar. And a quick review of ‘FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE’ Unable to battle against Grindelwald due to a blood pact, Albus Dumbledore recruits Newt, and others to thwart Grindelwald's plan for world domination. Starring Eddie Redmayne, Jude Law, Ezra Miller and Mads Mikkelsen.

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In this episode, Truth talks with Chris Pittman – a Massachusetts based paranormal investigator, historian, amateur archaeologist, as well as vocalist for the punk band “Who Killed Spikey Jacket”.   Chris has a long history of studying UFO’s (personally and with MUFON)  and paranormal phenomena.  He’s known for his historical contributions to, and appearances on, the TV show “Ancient Aliens” as well as the documentary film, “The Bridgewater Triangle”.  He has also lectured extensively and contributed articles to numerous newspapers and publications as well as curated websites on his research. Currently Chris is focusing more on historical research as well as archaeology in the Northeast – particularly in regards to Native American sites and stone structures.

The two discuss punk rock and the divisiveness in the scene nowadays – as well as general divisiveness in the country;  covid stuff; Chris’s background in paranormal research – how he got into it, his experiences with it, and a real heavy discussion about the experiences that led to why Chris chose to stop actively investigating UFO’s; regression analysis; negative experiences/encounters with non-human intelligences, bigfoot tie-ins, synchronicity, the Bridgewater Triangle and the strange phenomena there, and his current interests in regards to historical / colonial UFO cases as well as Northeastern archaeology/Native American sites.

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This episode shows the coral-covered chariot wheels from Pharaoh's army, photographed by the underwater robot and divers from the research ship.

Demigod Phaeton wants to be JUST like his father, Helios, the god of the sun, but he doesn't want to wait until he's a grown up! What will happen when he tries to drive the sun chariot without permission? Listen in to this adaptation of the Greek myth to find out! 

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Geraldine’s became interested in Tarot after having a Tarot reading herself that was so accurate and powerful that she felt she had to learn more about Tarot.  She later moved to Hawaii and met her teacher who was a Spiritualist, a Kahuna, and a Master at the Tarot.  This teacher taught Geraldine about the spiritual aspect of the Tarot.  The Tarot taught Geraldine how her own inner psyche was contributing to her life.

1. Tarot is a pictorial picture of the story of our lives, from the time we are born until we die.  A language of the unconscious mind.  A telephone to the images that are in our unconscious mind.
2. The unconscious mind speaks and thinks in images.   Aristotle even said the soul thinks in images.
3. The Tarot allows us to discover the patterns in our lives, what is driving us, so we can consciously act toward what it is we want to create.  Tarot helps us claim our power and put us in a place of choice rather than victimhood.
4. The real gifts of the Tarot are what the Tarot can teach us about the processes of the unconscious mind.  What part of myself am I not seeing that is projecting outward in creating my life experience?
5. In working with Tarot on your own, you can ask the cards a question and pull a Tarot card, let the card speak to you, do some journaling, have a conversation with the image, ask the card or image what its message is for you, draw the card, paint it, and pick a card a day and use it as a filter through which you experience the day’s activities and events.
6. There are many meanings for each card.  The meaning can be influenced by many things including its position in a spread, the cards around it, the client you are reading for, and the question that the client has asked the reader.
7. Geraldine has more than 200 Tarot decks, each deck an interpretation by the creator and artists for that particular deck.
8. Cut your teeth on Rider Waite Smith deck but choose Tarot decks that really speak to you to work with.  Begin by working with the 22 Major Arcana and the 4 Aces.
9. Formulating the question is very important for a valuable Tarot reading.  Avoid using the word “should” in your question because it is limiting your power and sense of choice.  The best questions are specific and open-ended.  You want to be careful NOT to reinforce a victim mentality.
10. Think about Tarot as fortune-creation rather than fortune-telling.  The Tarot helps us to “possibilize” the future.
11. Why do we use Tarot?  Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it “fate.” – Carl Jung
12. A good Tarot reader will educate potential clients on how he or she works and how to formulate questions to get the most from a reading.
13. Geraldine is an ordained minister in Divine Metaphysics.  Divine Metaphysics believes there is an energy field or universal divine intelligence.  It teaches the power of the mind is huge and that many of us are using only a very small percentage of our mind.  We are creators of the life we have. 
14. The power is not in the Tarot cards – they are simply paper.  Rather, it’s the power of our mind and the power of spirit that is able to speak to us and through us with Tarot images. 
15. Geraldine’s favorite cards are The Hermit and The Chariot.  The light that the Hermit holds is really that divine light within us.  The spiritual path is really connecting to that divine light within.  The energy of The Chariot can help us to be in charge of our destiny.
16. The minor arcana have to do with everyday life.  Major Arcana cards represent the big picture, spiritual forces. 
17. A Tarot reading can take your intuitive spark or idea and help you grow it into something fantastic.

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If you were a Roman citizen living in Constantinople in the 530's, your life revolved around one thing: chariot racing. Roman society cheered for one of two rival factions of charioteers: the Blues and Greens. While the Roman world around them changed radically, the people of Constantinople consoled themselves by supporting their team. It became part of their identity.

But when the new emperor sentenced leaders of both teams to death and the executions were botched, the two factions forgot their differences and rose up in rebellion. Join us as we talk about one of the most interesting emperors in Roman history, his brilliant and courageous wife, and how what started as a day at the races nearly destroyed the largest city in the world.

We’ve always promised ourselves we would record some extra podcasts. As we’ve caught with the magazine release we thought it was time for such an episode… So we decided to look at the Chariot Race in Ben-Hur.

We’ve always promised ourselves we would record some extra podcasts. As we’ve caught with the magazine release we thought it was time for such an episode… So we decided to look at the Chariot Race in Ben-Hur.

This is special music from service on July 31, 2016. The Tenor and Bass mens choir singing The Chariot Spiritual.

John Derby and Travis Spencer discuss their personal histories of cereal use. Then they cover trending topics including (6:54) Chariot for Women, (10:29) 72 Year old woman survives 9 days on pond water, (12.15) the Textalyzer, (14:31) Han Solo's Jacket, and (16:08) Breakthrough Starshot. Jesse McIntosh (19:11) pumps a future sponsor. From the failed athlete's perspective (20:34) they talk all things Steph and the Warriors. John delivers the Facebook World News, and BL5000 analyzes the history of Kellogg's (24:15). Deb Loftis has monkey problems(27:29).  Finally, Audrey V. never got to do the minstrel show. #dhtphtg

Music by: Z-trip feat. Murs and Supernatural, Melody Sheep, DJ Yoda feat Biz Markee, PierrotheMoon

First, we talk about The GAP ad that’s got people all aflutter on social media and then we look at the dismal stats around speaker diversity at Tech-related events in Toronto.
On the Uber-side, we are getting excited for this new app called Chariot for Women (though we're not loving the name).
We peek into the SCANDAL (ha ha!) around Kerry Washington’s unrecognizable ADWEEK cover and how can we not talk about the REDDIT thread that called women "The Hitlers of Sex.” No, seriously.