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Little known knowledge about the disciples and people of Jesus Christ era is that the common spoken language was Sanskrit. These areas as he walked and where he walked in the carnal flesh before he was crucified the flesh mostly spoke in Semitic Sanskrit.
Revelation 8:11 is speaking in terms of the actual waters of the planet being poisoned;
it is twofold as it is also speaking about the spiritual water being poison which causes death.
Meaning some are totally unaware that there is a soul in them, it can be spiritually being asleep or unaware that there is spiritual portions in oneself that must be overcome while living in earthly bodies.
Sanskrit for wormwood has two definitions:
nAgadamanI the name for common wormwood. It is also called Artemisia Vulgaris. The common name for this plant genus is also Silver Mound
nAgadamanI also means serpent-spell
Artemisia; also the name of the queen of Halicarnassus the spelling variations include Halikarnas, Alikarnassós (under authority of the greek it is called The New Halicarnassus) this is also referencing to HalasIra ploughshare which is located in Southwest Caria a portion of the Persia Empire (Medes in their own splendor a splendid horse or simply devoted to splendor, dull taste, lustful, etc.). Confusion comes by way of fable writers through the ages with mythology from miry ones claiming Artemis as a deity or as an equivalent to Diana purportedly the Roman high deity.
The etymology and locations in relation with these words also include HelugrAma, meaning village of hell. These Sanskrit references include HulAgrakA which is village of hell being used as a weapon.
I am sure anyone with a spirit of truth can figure the rest of that out if they care to research it.
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Revelation 8:11 is speaking in terms of the actual waters of the planet being poisoned;
it is twofold as it is also speaking about the spiritual water being poison which causes death.
Meaning some are totally unaware that there is a soul in them, it can be spiritually being asleep or unaware that there is spiritual portions in oneself that must be overcome while living in earthly bodies.
Sanskrit for wormwood has two definitions:
nAgadamanI the name for common wormwood. It is also called Artemisia Vulgaris. The common name for this plant genus is also Silver Mound
nAgadamanI also means serpent-spell
Artemisia; also the name of the queen of Halicarnassus the spelling variations include Halikarnas, Alikarnassós (under authority of the greek it is called The New Halicarnassus) this is also referencing to HalasIra ploughshare which is located in Southwest Caria a portion of the Persia Empire (Medes in their own splendor a splendid horse or simply devoted to splendor, dull taste, lustful, etc.). Confusion comes by way of fable writers through the ages with mythology from miry ones claiming Artemis as a deity or as an equivalent to Diana purportedly the Roman high deity.
The etymology and locations in relation with these words also include HelugrAma, meaning village of hell. These Sanskrit references include HulAgrakA which is village of hell being used as a weapon.
I am sure anyone with a spirit of truth can figure the rest of that out if they care to research it.
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