Temple Of Zeus Liturgical Terms: "Yehubor - Yehuborim"

[StraitShot47]

For those concerned this is a necessary ,FORWARD, step. The mask has fallen off the "chosen", the average gentile on the street knows what we knew 10-100+ years prior. At least for the time being, and with the Gods' will, that mask will never fit back on.

We must be ahead, not only in spiritual matters, but also in pointing out that these "chosen" would not have gotten anywhere without Gentile help.

In closing, our ENEMIES will NEVER let us forget our old Religious names(JOS) or are agnst against the "chosen". It's quite beautiful actual, and powerful.

 

[Renita]

No longer can the enemy hide under various names.
They shall forever be labeled as a single evil entity with no place to escape.

Thank you for this grand sermon, High Priest Zevios Metathronos!

 

[Tahuti]

“Yehubor” wow it really resonates majorly. Explains decades of what’s going on today. Very relevant. Glad to be able to be here in learn. It feel like I’ve been trying to grasp of this terminology for decades In here it i wrapped up in a wonderful teaching. A segment. A sermon.

 

[OuroborphicMystery]

I did the prayer yesterday. I vibrated it 9 times, even used a short impromptu affirmation too, like the old Rituals. Anyway, I already wasn't too resistant to the concept, I just made my posts to clarify a thing or two, and HPHC already gave satisfactory responses. I didn't feel anything that blew me out of the water with the prayer, to be honest, and I'm actually curious about the experiences of a few Brothers of ours here in that regard. I guess for me, the effects were more subtle, but still present. I will do the prayer again today, and see if it causes any more shifts in my consciousness.

Thank you again to all the Clergy for your patient responses and explanation. I hope I was part of the crowd that wasn't particularly exasperating.

Good day to you all.

 

[DiscipleofEshmun]

A very convenient and truthful term when one thinks of it. The small hats, the radical Muslims and Christians, the war mongers who destroyed temples and priests of the Gods over the centuries, the grays... All are Yehuborim.

Someone once wrote on the forums that the Gods probably have terns for such beings. It would be something similar in meaning.

 

[Dypet Rod]

If I can make a constructive remark, I do grasp the knowledge and semantic accuracy behind the term "yehubor", and have no problems getting on board with it.

However, out of curiosity, the first thing I did before reading the Ethics article was google the term, because I wondered if there were other historical occurrences of it.

There were only occurrences from here in the forums, which in itself is not an issue.
But I noticed that there were posts dating back as far as 2012 that corresponded with it, and thus I realized that every past occurrence of the j word is being replaced.

On one hand, and I mean no insult, this can be misleading because the first thing I thought was, "has this word really been used for that long, and I was never aware of it before?"
And it can make people think members really chose to write that particular word in older posts, as if it were long-known knowledge (not the concept of what the enemy is and how he behaves, but the existence of the term "yehubor" in itself).

On the other, I can understand if these retrospect replacements are a necessary move, as besides having a word that defines our enemy more broadly, the practical benefits of it, which include protecting our organization from undue liability and being able to educate the rest of the world, are also obvious.

All in all, the pros outweigh any cons, and it's good that we know exactly what to tackle.

 

[ManofZeus]

I'm just seeing this post today. And it's so wholesome, I'm on the second page of the comments and I can see many people reactive, trying to clinge to their old borderlines of the enemy.
To me , it covers all because I've seen many gentiles who aren't of our practices look so possessed by evil. I also want to believe anyone even us who aligns with any falsehood will be harbouring this. So I did the prayer immediately after the sermon and I felt a lot. Even though I was thinking there will instructions on how to do the prayers because I did some affirmations too.
I want to ask, what will be the impacts of the banishment prayer personally, in one's family and environment.
How many times should I recite the prayers. Does the prayer banish evil spirits. What does it do to do those who are willing vessels of this evil.

Thank you HP. HC.

 

[Hs666]

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If you are practicing Birburim, or Sahibur under the influence of Yehubor, then you should reset yourself and counteract this manipulation you are undergoing. If you do not find yourself in these processes, which most people here do not perform, there is no need to worry.

You can still perform the prayers to: Fortify, impose your will, and reclaim your “source of creation of origin,” which is the opposite of yehubor.

 

[Head Guardian Blitzkreig]

HP has brought us information that heightens, not hinders, clarity on destructive forces in our world. In addition, he brought us spiritual tools from Osiris to counter them. This is exactly what is needed for Gentiles to identify AND enforce stronger and more clear boundaries.

Identifying the root of negative behaviors is a stronger method for rectification than attaching it to identity. People use identity as a shield to avoid internal rectification and growth all the time. There is great wisdom in what HP has brought us; the culmination of his knowledge as our Head Priest and his own path.

Before we jump on him with negative labels, first digest the idea which he presented. Keep in mind, attacks against the Clergy and ToZ are ban worthy offenses. The Clergy are here to explain these spiritual concepts to us; it is not fair to them to suffer instant disrespect or degradation every time they lead us into new spiritual heights.

 

[Ài Gōng]

That, and if anyone is afraid this "change" make us easier to be "infiltrated" by desert nobodies, this Theological clarification makes it even more RESTRICTIVE for the enemy as a WHOLE than just any "special" group.
We name Morgoth itself, not wasting time on hating individual orcs or even just frontman Sauron.

 

[Head Guardian Blitzkreig]

If someone hands you a computer instead of an abacus, it would not make sense to claim you are "disarmed" by pointing to a single facet of the situation (not seeing the whole concept). HP has handed us multiple spiritual TOOLS in a display of rapid growth and leadership. We are primed and more ready for the future with this advancement.

Please tell me who else here can do this? Are the people who want to cling to old terminology also going to draw down advanced spiritual tools from the Gods? Everyone here has already done the Gods' Rituals that were created by him, each with great power.

How can anyone claimed we are weakened? These are personal disagreements by those who misunderstand the decisions of leaders, then translate that discomfort into attacks.

 

[AscendingSerpent]

Ok I think I found the answers to some questions in my previous post here https://ancient-forums.com/threads/...l-terms-yehubor-yehuborim.306549/post-1186808 and still need to finish reading the thread later

 

[Ex-Translator]

are asking this same question within themselves: So within the current nation of Israel and in their ethnic mix, there could be people who could be able to get rid of this 'spirit' within them and join us?

From what I understood, Yehuborim can be both Gentiles and israelites, but israelites are always Yehuborim.

 

[Alexguardra]

From what I understood, Yehuborim can be both Gentiles and israelites, but israelites are always Yehuborim.

No this is not true, some of them victim of atibilbil.

 

[Lightningsnake]

Thank you very much High Priest Zevios Metathronos.

It seems that many people do not understand the point. Many people think that this reduces the thoroughness of the action against the enemy. In fact, this is not the case at all. This way, the enemy can no longer escape. This new approach blocks all escape routes.

 

[Ex-Translator]

No this is not true, some of them victim of atibilbil.

So you're telling me israelites can become Zevists?

 

[Acolyte Of Pan 666]

So you're telling me israelites can become Zevists?

That will need to be clarified by the TOZ hierarchy. The exclusion of hebrews was always clearly stated to be on racial, not spiritual grounds.

A Gentile who was a religious hebrew was allowed to join, but a racial hebrew wasn’t allowed regardless of what religion they had, if any. It was also said that this would never change no matter what.

 

[TheBlackWyrm]

I will do my best to change the j-word into yehuborim. May take a while, but it will be done.

You lead, High Priest Zevios Metathronos, and we shall follow.

 

[Alexguardra]

Dear High Priest,
If I sincerely agree with someone, they don't cause me any concern. Besides, as far as I know, you don't need to provide a blood test to sign up for forums.

But accepting this is easy, while the hard part is this: until now, the opposite was being claimed, and accepting this means acknowledging that the priesthood can also be wrong about certain issues. This raises the concern: what if the priesthood is wrong about other things right now?

What if we are wrong about the mantras we use or other things? What if, one day, you tell us that reincarnation doesn't exist, that we will simply cease to exist when we die, so we should just live well because this is our only chance? In short, we want to know that something we accept as true today won't change tomorrow, and that we aren't being mistaken right now. If you were wrong in the past, why should we trust the priesthood? How can we trust Zevism? We cannot all communicate with the gods, so we are dependent on you here; if you can just come out and declare that you were wrong, how is this supposed to work?

These are questions actually spinning in the back of everyone's minds, and frankly, they are spinning in mine a bit, too. I have nowhere else to go, and no other community satisfies me like this one—or so I assume, I don't know. But when even our perspective on the Gods can change so easily, who can we trust? I suppose trusting the Gods is a good idea. However, these are the things everyone mumbles about but is too shy to say, High Priest.

With my respects.

I have received my answer:
Thread 'Meeting Metathronos, Our High Priest' https://ancient-forums.com/threads/meeting-metathronos-our-high-priest.306627/

 

[Acolyte Of Pan 666]

Dear High Priest,
If I sincerely agree with someone, they don't cause me any concern. Besides, as far as I know, you don't need to provide a blood test to sign up for forums.

But accepting this is easy, while the hard part is this: until now, the opposite was being claimed, and accepting this means acknowledging that the priesthood can also be wrong about certain issues. This raises the concern: what if the priesthood is wrong about other things right now?

What if we are wrong about the mantras we use or other things? What if, one day, you tell us that reincarnation doesn't exist, that we will simply cease to exist when we die, so we should just live well because this is our only chance? In short, we want to know that something we accept as true today won't change tomorrow, and that we aren't being mistaken right now. If you were wrong in the past, why should we trust the priesthood? How can we trust Zevism? We cannot all communicate with the gods, so we are dependent on you here; if you can just come out and declare that you were wrong, how is this supposed to work?

These are questions actually spinning in the back of everyone's minds, and frankly, they are spinning in mine a bit, too. I have nowhere else to go, and no other community satisfies me like this one—or so I assume, I don't know. But when even our perspective on the Gods can change so easily, who can we trust? I suppose trusting the Gods is a good idea. However, these are the things everyone mumbles about but is too shy to say, High Priest.

With my respects.

I think the misunderstanding here is that you and others are treating our religion like it's meant to be a set of fixed doctrines, like some holy book that's never meant to be changed or improved upon.

Zevism works in a more dynamic, flexible way:

1) New knowledge arrives which improves on the older ideas

2) Sometimes, that new knowledge is kept back until the right time to release it arrives

This is quite foreign to other religions where nothing is expected to change for a long time or even forever, that there are things that are never to be questioned. In Zevism questioning is at our core, always truth seeking and improving, that's because we're endlessly striving for truth.

Reincarnation is real, so are souls, so the idea that we would cease to exist after death isn't true in the slightest, unless there are some kinds of spiritual attacks that could do this?

A truth-seeking system will always try to improve upon itself to reach closer to truth. I reckon Zevism will continue changing and evolving to places we didn't even fathom, to even more powerful heights beyond imagination.

The Gods reveal more and more truth to those who have evolved to higher heights. We should consider ourselves grateful that we have Champions like Lady Pythia, HPHC and others who are not only worthy to receive such holy knowledge but generous to share it with us and help us evolve to heights most of us wouldn't reach on our own.

 

[Alexguardra]

I think the misunderstanding here is that you and others are treating our religion like it's meant to be a set of fixed doctrines, like some holy book that's never meant to be changed or improved upon.

Zevism works in a more dynamic, flexible way:

1) New knowledge arrives which improves on the older ideas

2) Sometimes, that new knowledge is kept back until the right time to release it arrives

This is quite foreign to other religions where nothing is expected to change for a long time or even forever, that there are things that are never to be questioned. In Zevism questioning is at our core, always truth seeking and improving, that's because we're endlessly striving for truth.

Reincarnation is real, so are souls, so the idea that we would cease to exist after death isn't true in the slightest, unless there are some kinds of spiritual attacks that could do this?

A truth-seeking system will always try to improve upon itself to reach closer to truth. I reckon Zevism will continue changing and evolving to places we didn't even fathom, to even more powerful heights beyond imagination.

The Gods reveal more and more truth to those who have evolved to higher heights. We should consider ourselves grateful that we have Champions like Lady Pythia, HPHC and others who are not only worthy to receive such holy knowledge but generous to share it with us and help us evolve to heights most of us wouldn't reach on our own.

I believe that the High Priest Zevios Metathronos possesses the power to create something lasting and eternal. I suggest taking a look at Priest Alexandros's last read.
Thank you for the answer.

 

[Acolyte Of Pan 666]

I believe that the High Priest Zevios Metathronos possesses the power to create something lasting and eternal. I suggest taking a look at Priest Alexandros's last read.
Thank you for the answer.

I already read it, yes it was a fascinating read.