The Origin of the words Liar, Lyre and Apologize.
By Christopher Lord (Truthiracy)
The words 'liar' and 'lyre' may have more in common than just the similar sounding phonetics of the words. When a person is lying we say they are 'bullshitting' us, or in other words they are deceiving us. A lie is an untruth, or a falsehood, told as an intent to trick and to deceive. This is the very essence of the story behind the Lyre, a liar and the word apologize.
The Lyre (Lyra) has it's origins in mythology and ancient fables. Now, in the very word 'fable' we see the substance of the 'Bull' from the suffix 'ble.' The suffix 'ble' and 'able' give the root word strength and power. The word 'able' means one has the power and strength to achieve and thus they are 'A BULL' to do the task at hand. If they are weak and cannot do the task, we call them a 'coward' (COW). Another related word is 'parable,' when something is said or shown, but actually represents something else. We find many 'parables' in the story (mythology) of the Bible (Bull). So, we could say that a parable is a form of "BULLshitting" which means they are lying. Another word for parable is a 'double' (Bull) meaning. A 'paradox' (OX) is also known as two worlds that are 'parallel' or a 'pair of EL's, which is why 'eleven' is 'EL-even.' A paradise is also reflected by the pair or the two, thus we have a 'pair of dice.' The Bible actually means 'Two-Bulls."
Interestingly, actors are people who play the role of another, they are the tricksters, the two faced liars, and thus their symbol (Bull) is the two face masks of good and evil or happy and sad. The very word 'actor' has 'tor' in it, which comes from the Taurus Bull, 'Toru.' An actor is a Jester, the Fool, the Clown or the Buffoon, the Trickster character also known as the Joker. These figures like the Lord of Misrule come from the ancient character of mythology known as a Satyr that is related to the God Saturn (EL). Satyr's played the flute (pipe) music to trick , seduce and used to deceive, thus we have the story of the Pied Piper. Pan was a famous Satyr, and he used his Pan Pipes (flute) to trick, deceive and coax his victims. Now Pan was half goat and half human, thus coming from Saturn or the Old Goat, the Old Man with a beard, the wise old man (goat). The goat represents the 10th house of Capricorn, which is the 12 month of December or Christmas time that comes from Saturnalia when they worshipped Saturn, the harvest fertility golden corn god. The time of the season of chaos and the end of time, thus Saturn is the character known as Father Time. Capricorn is the month of the goat, the time of tricks when things are turned upside down. When we trick someone or fool them we say "I got your goat." So this is why Saturday which is named after the God Saturn, is the day of chaos, when we party and go crazy because it's the week end, or the end of the week. Now the wise old man with a beard is the character we know as Santa Clause, thus Santa is Saturn. You can find old pictures of Santa riding a goat. You will notice that the number 12 is the letter 'L' and this is why we say, during Christmas time, 'NOEL.' EL (אל) is the God of the Bible, and interestingly, Saturn was known as Cronus and Cronus is the God that founded the city of Gebal from Canaan Phoenicia, the city is also called Byblos, where the Bible takes it's name. EL (אל) was the Canaanite Bull God (Tôru ‘Ēl ). When the Bible uses the word God, it's translated from EL or Elohim (אֱלהִים). So, the 'Bull' and the 'Goat' are horned beasts that we find in our Zodiac which means the 'Animal Houses' and the Zodiac is Gods abode (Mazzaroth). Now, you will understand why Santa comes from the 'fire place,' because Saturn EL (God) of the Bible appears as 'fire.' Perhaps now you will also understand why Satan (Santa, Saturn) is the Bull (Baal) in Hell where the fire is. The Bull Baal is the son of the Bull God EL.
The Lyre (Lyra) is also a musical instrument from ancient origins and it's roots are deeply embedded in mythology. Take a good look at a picture of the Lyre (Lyra) and you might notice the shape is symbolic to the horns of a 'bull.' Now, the very word symbol itself has, yet again the hidden 'bull' because the word 'symbol' means the 'same bull.' (sym-bol). The Lyre (Lyra) shows the horns of the bull or the symbol of the bull because it's history or creation is from the 'bull' and is very symbolic. If you can find ancient pictures of the Lyre (Lyra) you will find they made them with the head of the Bull on the front. In fact the earliest picture of a lyre comes from the sarcophagus of Hagia Triada which was a Minoan settlement in Crete. The Minoan civilization worshipped the bull, coming from the story of King Minos and the mythology of the Labyrinth and the Minotaur Bull. Now Crete is known for the Greek mythology of the Cretan Bull, that carried away Europa, the Phoenician Goddess that gave Europe it's name. Zeus transformed into the Bull that Europa rode, thus we have the Elope. The whore Europa that rides the beast (Bull). The Cretan Bull gives us our word Creator, Crete Bull + Taurus (TOR). The bull is symbolism for the Moon, the crescent Moon forms the Bull Horns. The New Moon or the first sliver of the Moon is the new creation, and thus we have our word 'Christ' that comes from the crescent of the Moon. Jesus is actually the same as Zeus and they both share the same etymology of Dione, dios and dia. Jesus is really Yeshua (ישוע) and the root Yeshua is the word 'Yah' meaning the Moon. Iah is Egyptian for Moon God, and Yarikh (ירח) is the Canaan Phoenicia Moon God. In fact Jericho also means the Moon as does Mount Sinai, Sin is the Moon God. So we find that Yahweh the Moon God talks to Moses on Moon Mountain (Mount Sinai) and this is why Moses comes down with Horns and finds the Israelites worshipping the Golden Calf, Cow or Bull. We find the Bull in the creation story of the Bible, in Genesis, which is the Gene of Isis, the Egyptian Goddess which wears the headdress of the Cow or the Bull Horns. In fact the Book of Psalms, is derived from the Greek (Ψαλμοί) "Psalmoi" (psallein) which means "music of the lyre." The Book of Psalms are a collection of Hymns, poems and songs that are said to come from David, who of course played the Lyre (Lyra). The Book of Psalms is encoded with synonymous parallelism, or parables which can mean the opposite, or we could even go as far as to say the could actually be considered a lie as told by a liar or in this case the Lyre. Perhaps we now have a deeper understanding of the true nature and essence of the term 'bullshit.'
Today we have lyrics to a song. Lyrics come from the Lyre. Lyrics are a short poem, hymn, or a song expressing personal emotion (lyrique, lyricus, lyrikos). Lyrics means "singing to the lyre (Lyra)." Although some songs do reflect real life situations, most lyrics are invented and created, thus made up, which is a type of fantasy or make believe. many lyrics to songs also have double (Bull) meanings, or parables (Bull).
The ancient Lyre (Lyra) is not only related to the Bull, Ox, Calf or Cow, but the very origins and the make up of the Lyre's creation is from the Bull. We find the creation myth associated with the Lyre in the Greek Olympian God Hermes. Hermes was known as a trickster, a fraud, witty and an ambiguous figure. Known as the Messenger of the Gods, he is cunning and a patron to travelers and to thieves, thus he was the God of Commerce and his agreements and contracts were well known. He is known as a robber and as a thief himself, and as a master of language and speech he knows how to use metaphors to trick the unwise and uneducated. Hermes was known for guiding the dead (souls) to the underworld. Hermes was also known for his phallic prowess and his fertility and his exploits with the Goddess of Love Aphrodite (Venus) give us our Hermaphrodite (Hermaphroditos). He was a patron to flocks, shepherds, and cattle. He was also known for his poetry and music which brings us to the creation of the Lyre. Hermes actually invented and created the Lyre from a slaughtered cow (Bull) from Apollo's sacred herd of immortal cattle that he had stolen. The intestines were used for the strings. Apollo accused Hermes of the theft of his sacred cattle, but Hermes lied to Apollo and tried to fool him and trick him, so basically Hermes was a 'lair' (Lyre). Zeus then entered the argument of Apollo and Hermes and said that Hermes was lying. While Hermes was arguing with Apollo, he began to play his magical Lyre that he had made from the slaughtered sacrificed Cow (Bull), and the music of the Lyre enchanted Apollo, and Hermes asked for forgiveness, so he apologized and Apollo agreed to let Hermes (the liar) keep the cattle in exchange for the Lyre. So, you see, we find the very origins of the words that we use today, when we call a person a 'liar' that stems from and is rooted from the Lyre. And the word apologize or apology (apologia) comes from the forgivness of Apollo, and means "to speak in one's defense." A liar should always apologize! Liar and Lyre are synonymous with each other and the word 'apologize' comes from Apollo.
Etymology, Philosophy, Theology by:
Christopher C. Lord (1-23-2012)
Truthiracy House of Wisdom
