The worldview

Ogdoad

The worldview according to Angkor Wat (Ogdoad) and according to the book, The Origin of the World

What is the worldview that the Holy Father who reveals himself to John at the Temple Mount, paints for John and that He tells us about in the book, The Origin of the World, which one has been found in Nag Hammadi?

Well, our universe existence and its mysteries are like a cinema according to Him who speaks for John and He has hidden the worldview and its secrets in all the temples that His men have built for Him all over our planet.

It’s exactly a cinema, not a word more or less, and what elements does a cinema have now?

It has a room, where all the components sit. It has a projector in the room (Ogdoad realm) and it has a lens (Epinoian Sophia’s realm) that helps the projector and it has a screen (chaos realm) where the film rolling in the projector becomes visible to our eyes.

The projector in the machinery, according to what the Holy Father tells John and which is physically embodied in Angkor Wat, is the black building that sits above it a bunch of interconnected and square male faces as the texts from Nag Hamadi call them Sons of God.

They are in a kingdom, there is no kingdom (because it sits on a black hole).

If you look closely at the human faces displayed above the temple, you will discover two things.

One of them is the pleasure that these figures show. The second, is the torment they tell the outside world and which takes place in a spinning black hole that has put together warlike creatures from another universe that has perished, and that has made them sons of God who, now, fertilize our lives with help of some invisible X-ray light that the black hole creates and that sends out into space and over matter and through it, so that the film from Ogdoad, will come alive in the world of chaos again.

On the heads, all sons of God have a lotus flower, which tells us that they are under the abyss because the lotus flower belongs to and symbolizes the abyss and in that world the holy mother, Epinoian Sophia, exists.

Look at the faces here:

The Abyss or the Kingdom of Epinoian Sophia

The building that represents the kingdom of Epinoian Sophia and is called the Abyss, is located very close to what represents the kingdom of the Sons of God in the temple complex, Angkor Wat.

The place lacks rooms. It is one of the strangest buildings I have seen in my life and it describes to punk and dot the Holy Mother’s kingdom with its structure and it agrees with what is described in Nag Hamadi’s books about the Abyss which serves as a lens for Ogdoad’s film roll.

The Holy Mother’s kingdom, stands on water and it acts as a veil or a wall, between chaos and the black hole Ogdoad.
It borders on boundless darkness and bottomless depths and all these properties are found there in the building and its surrounding environment and there is also talk of matter that exists and will be used in the spread of the Abyss.

The lens can be found in the form of a cross that sits on the head of a wall and it comes from the large building that stands for the kingdom of the Holy Mother.
The water that surrounds the building was described in the walls, which surround the building from the right and from the left and from the front and they give a feeling to the visitors that the place is moving like a boat.

The back of the building described the boundless darkness and the bottomless depth that the structure borders on, and it is something you can experience if you go to that place and stand there for a while.

The movie screen

When the light from Ogdoad shines on the Abyss, it is reflected on chaos boundaries and then a bunch of figures become visible on a brick canvas (the brick canvas stands for Chaos).

These figures represent powers, guards, kings and forces that control chaos and hold it together.

Over the wall of chaos we have, Yalda Baoth

he looking at the black hole

and waiting for something good

to come from it, so that he can get hold of it.

And his staff from Thakte e Jamskid. Here they are presented in piety by dogs. Yalda Baoth’s mother is also here.

She is the seven-headed snake that has, each of its heads, in one of the chaos universes and this is just an ordinary tourist presentation of those who control chaos.

And now the question is, where is the movie that rolls around the building that stands for Ogdoad?

Here is the movie.

It rolls around the building like an ancient movie when the TVs were bad and so with the transmitters. Therefore, viewers once saw broken images on their TV screens. That’s what’s going on around a black hole.

It becomes visible on the walls of the great temple located near the film, the lens and the canvas.

That building stands for the stable chaos. There begins the story that comes from Ogdoad with the shining cloud and there sits Israel and Jesus Christ.