Epiphany is a pagan observance that dates back to ancient times and is still celebrated by many cultures today. It is a ceremony that marks the end of the winter solstice and the beginning of longer days. The word "epiphany" translates to "manifestation" or "appearance" and symbolizes the revelation of the divine. In pagan traditions, Epiphany is often associated with the birth of the sun god or the rebirth of the earth. It is a time of renewal and hope as people look forward to the coming of spring and the return of fertility to the land. Various rituals and customs are observed during this period to honor the gods and ensure a prosperous year ahead.
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Various rituals and customs are observed during this period to honor the gods and ensure a prosperous year ahead. One common practice during Epiphany is the lighting of bonfires. These fires are believed to ward off evil spirits and bring blessings to the community.
The Occult. Witchcraft. Doctor Who.
Around midnight of 19th July 2017, I watched Doctor Who Season 3 Episode 2 - The Shakespeare Code. Around the start of show, as the Doctor and his companion comes out of his spaceship the TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension in Space), someone throws the loo waste from a window from several floors above. During the evening of 18th July, I went for a walk with a person who works with me in Security. I had taken a way which we rarely take and then some bird's poop had glazed the side of t-shirt on my arm. Perhaps its been a long while that such a thing happened. Thankfully there was a watercooler just there and which I had used to clean it off including with help of the person who works with me in Security.
During the afternoon of 18th July, I had watched this video which also mentions about flying and witchcraft. Till now, he's the only content creator who I support on Patreon.
Funny that his video length is 13:32 and his YouTube link starts with 33 and during the day of 18th July before watching his video, I wrote this article in which I share about 33: Google Analytics. Traffic. Trends. Major Advertising Company. India's global leadership is growing! https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/google-analytics-traffic-trends-major-advertising-company-saran
In The Shakespeare Code episode, there are witches and many are shown to fly around the end and which made me think of birds. Moreover, water has critical significance.
In the "More Memetic Synchronicity" YouTube video above, I had commented the following which now shows to be 11 hours ago: Thanks for sharing! Beauty & Strength of Humanity & Universe. Doctor Who. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/beauty-strength-humanity-universe-doctor-who-shakti-saran
I had watched The Shakespeare Code episode around an hour and half ago and now I'm writing this article.
Today the person who works with me in Security had asked me to explain some things and then related to our work, we had discussed on a variety topics related to code (encryption, hashing, signing, authentication and other things).
Before I saw the Doctor come out of the TARDIS, I took this screenshot:
You can see LONDON 1599 in the show. However, there's also 00:19 and 19-07-2017 on my computer. In one of my recent articles I had shared about 9 related to Doctor Who. It had first come to mind during the early episodes of first season, however, I finally wrote about it recently around the end of second season: 13th July 2017. Doctor Who. Luke 1:37 "Nothing is impossible with God." https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/13th-july-2017-doctor-who-luke-137-nothing-impossible-shakti-saran
Moreover, thankfully a threat was quarantined on my computer around when I was visiting sites to play this episode. This almost never happens. See the end of The Shakespeare Code for what happens.
I think these topics are very sensitive and God must be requested for protection.
Jai Maa Kali! Jai Maa Mary! Om Namah Shivaye!
It's great to be human, I wish us best!
During the afternoon of 18th July, I had watched this video which also mentions about flying and witchcraft. Till now, he's the only content creator who I support on Patreon.
It is also customary to exchange gifts and make offerings to the gods as a sign of gratitude and devotion. Feasting and merry-making are important parts of the celebration, with special foods and drinks being prepared and shared amongst family and friends. Music and dance are also integral to Epiphany celebrations, with traditional songs and dances being performed to honor the gods and invoke their blessings. Folklore and storytelling are passed down from generation to generation, connecting people to their ancestral roots and building a sense of community. While Epiphany is primarily associated with pagan traditions, it has also been adapted by various religions and incorporated into their own observances. For example, in Christianity, Epiphany marks the manifestation of Jesus to the world and is celebrated on January 6th. This Christian observance includes the commemoration of the visit of the Three Wise Men to the baby Jesus, symbolizing the revelation of his divinity. In conclusion, Epiphany is a pagan observance that has evolved over time and is celebrated in various ways across different cultures. It is a time of reflection, renewal, and celebration, marking the transition from darkness to light and the beginning of a new cycle. Whether through bonfires, feasting, music, or rituals, Epiphany is a significant event that connects people to their spiritual beliefs and cultural heritage..
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