Friday, March 15, 2013

R!!P Malachi Throne, Tou Topple The Throne

Note this excerpt taken from the Deaths in 2013 site under March 13th:
Malachi Throne, 84, American actor (BatmanStar Trek: The Original SeriesIt Takes a Thief).[26]
It's no coincidence that a "Royal/Powers that Bee" theme has occurred in recent posts.  Note the following words that have cropped up as a result of "timely" deaths of notable persons: Kneel, Shah, Shaw, King, Queen B, Princess, Politicians, Judges, Throne.  All we need now is a knight... a castle ... or maybee a court jester!!

If the inner twin world as part of their goal wants the "Powers that Bee" to kneel, then they simply need to remove the throne!!  It will take a mighty good thief to steel the throne.  In this game of chess that's been going on for over 13 years now, the inner twin world have let it be known that the time is at hand... they have our "King" in "check", and if the "Powers that Bee" wish to bee "poor sports" then the inner twin world know exactly what to do,  even if it means toppling the board that they play on.

Note the etymology of the name Malachi from Behind the Name site :
Malachi: From the Hebrew name מַלְאָכִי (Mal'akhiy) meaning "my messenger" or "my angel". This is one of the twelve minor prophets of the Old Testament, the author of the Book of Malachi, which some claim foretells the coming of Christ. In England the name came into use after the Protestant Reformation.
And then note the following from the etymology dictionary:

malacia (n.) from Latin malacia "a calm at sea," from Greek malakia "softness, delicacy, effeminacy," from malakos "soft" (see mallet).

  • mallet (n.) late 14c., from Old French maillet "mallet, small wooden hammer, door-knocker," diminutive of mail, from Latin malleus "a hammer," from PIE *mal-ni-, from root *mele-*mel- "to crush, grind," with derivatives referring to ground material and tools for grinding (cf. Hittite mallanzi "they grind;" Armenian malem "I crush, bruise;" Greek malakos "soft," mylos"millstone;" Latin molere "to grind," mola "millstone, mill," milium "millet;" Old English melu "meal, flour;" Albanian miel "meal, flour;" Old Church Slavonic meljo, Lithuanian malu "to grind;" Old Church Slavonic mlatu, Russian molotu "hammer").


As you can see, the word `Hammer`crops up once again!!  I get the sense that the deaths of notable persons, aka the war being waged against us, are not only a means of communicating, butt a way of  hammering us for the purpose of making us more malleable... to bring us to our knees since we can`t seem to do so on our own.  

The name Malachi is meaningful when broken down into syllables, the prefix `mal`is french for `ill`:
 mal-word- meaning "bad, badly, ill, poorly, wrong, wrongly," from French mal 
  The suffix, achi, is similar to the word ache, note the following etymology:

ache (v.) Old English acan "to ache, suffer pain," from Proto-Germanic *akanan, perhaps from a PIE root *ag-es- "fault, guilt,"
It seems that the angel being referred to is not going to evoke gladness and joy from us, butt in the end will fix us... as a doctor fixes a broken bone... we will be glad for it in the end, butt not at the moment.  The inner twin world, like a doctor, is taking control of the situation butt at the same time trying to explain and reassure as to the pain to be expected and to explain that this is necessary for healing.

That`s my Tou Sense Worth.

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