definicja boga

[latarnick]

Wielki Slownik Angielsko-Polski Stanislawskiego podaje:

bog [1] bagno; moczary; trzesawisko
bog [2] sracz, ustep, klozet

Jak wiadomo, Slowianie modlili sie niegdys do bogow na bagnach
(uroczyskach; bo tam straszylo) oraz sasiadowali z plemieniem Anglow
poprzez rzeke o nazwie Laba, Elba, albo Albion. A ci Angle chodzili
do nas wtedy na grande, krasc czeresnie (cherries) !

a co na to nauka?

[petrucchio]

latarnick napisał:

> Wielki Slownik Angielsko-Polski Stanislawskiego podaje:
>
> bog [1] bagno; moczary; trzesawisko
> bog [2] sracz, ustep, klozet
>
> Jak wiadomo, Slowianie modlili sie niegdys do bogow na bagnach
> (uroczyskach; bo tam straszylo) oraz sasiadowali z plemieniem Anglow
> poprzez rzeke o nazwie Laba, Elba, albo Albion. A ci Angle chodzili
> do nas wtedy na grande, krasc czeresnie (cherries) !
>
> a co na to nauka?

A nauka na to, że to wszystko nie tak. Po pierwsze angielskie <bog> jest
zapożyczeniem irlandzkim, a słowiańskie <bogU> 'bogactwo, bóg' co najmniej swoje
religijne znaczenie (a może i formę) zawdzięcza Scytom, ludom irańskim z
czarnomorskich stepów. Po drugie, południową Brytanię nazywano Albionem (od
białych klifów) zanim przybyli tam germańscy Anglowie. Po trzecie, Anglowie,
Sasi i Jutowie wywędrowali z Danii i Szlezwiku-Holsztynu w V wieku, na długo
przed pojawieniem się nad dolną Łabą pierwszych Słowian. Po czwarte, polskie
<czereśnia> jest osiemnastowiecznym ukrainizmem (zamiast staropolskiego
<trześnia> lub <czrzesznia>, tak jak <czeremcha> zamiast starszej <trzemchy>
albo <czereda> obok <trzody>), a angielskie <cherry> jest zapożyczeniem ze
starofrancuskiego, dokąd dostało się z greckiego za pośrednictwem ludowej
łaciny. Daleki związek etymologiczny między słowiańską nazwą czereśni a greckim
<kerasos> (o tym samym znaczeniu) jest bardzo prawdopodobny, ale nie ma nic
wspólnego z kontaktami słowiańsko-germańskimi.

Lech a Kabala

[hammeronidiots]

Pochodzimy od starozytnych Lechitow, ktorzy sa plemieniem
hebrajskim - p. np. dowody w ksiedze Zoharu p.t. "Lech lecha"
Leaving Home by Moshe Miller
<<"The Zohar, one of the earliest and most important Jewish
mystical texts, was written by Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his
disciples. The following is an original translation
G-d said to Abram, "For your own sake [in Hebrew, 'lech lecha', the
name of this week's Torah portion], go away from your land, from
your birthplace, and from your father's house...."(Gen. 12:1)
The words "lech lecha" translated literally mean "Go to you".
Rabbi Elazar said: "lech lecha" means "for your own sake, go away
from here and rectify your soul, advancing your [spiritual] level."
G-d instructed Abram to depart from his present spiritual course by
engaging in mitzvot and good deeds that he would fulfill in the Land
of Israel. It is there that he would succeed in attaining previously
unreachable spiritual heights.
"It is not fitting for you to be here, among these wicked people.">>
Even though they did not influence Abram to emulate them, G-d told
him that the evil which surrounded him taints the soul.
[ Zohar I, 77b]
An alternative translation of the words lech lecha - "Go to your
Self":
[Another interpretation:] "Go...in order to know yourself."
Wiecej na: www.ascentofsafed.com/cgi-bin/ascent.cgi?Name=lech-
z

[latarnick]

> Pochodzimy od starozytnych Lechitow, ktorzy sa plemieniem
> hebrajskim - p. np. dowody w ksiedze Zoharu p.t. "Lech lecha"

Oczywiscie!
Lechaim!

Lechici sa tez przodkami Mormonow

[hammeronidiots]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lehi_(Book_of_Mormon)
Fragmenty:
According to the Book of Mormon narrative, the families of Lehi, his
friend Ishmael and another man named Zoram left Jerusalem some time
before its destruction by the Babylonians in approximately 587 BC.
Lehi's group proceeded southward down the Arabian Peninsula until
they reached a location called Nahom. Ishmael is reported to have
died by this time, and he was buried at this location.
From Nahom, the group proceeded in an eastward direction across the
desert until they reached a fertile coastal region they named
Bountiful, where Lehi's son Nephi was instructed by the Lord to
build a ship for the purpose of sailing across the ocean to
the "promised land". The party of men, women and children along with
their animals boarded the ship and sailed until they reached the
Americas.
The Book of Mormon relates that during his family's journey to the
Americas and before his death, Lehi gave important teachings to his
children and their posterity that were recorded by Nephi on metallic
plates that were later used in compiling the Book of Mormon.
Upon Lehi's death, his sons Nephi and Laman established two
conflicting nations, the Nephites and the Lamanites, and as such is
considered one of the principal ancestors of the Book of Mormon
people.