what is the meaning of "the eye of raw"?
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You mean the eye of Ra?\n\nIf so, it is a spiritual symbol of the ancient egyptian religion.
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"The all seeing eye" this is the eye of god looking down on us. the writing at the bottom of the pyrmid is latin numerals meaning 1776 the date of our independence its at the base because it mean that is the base of our countary and the eye on top it showing god is on top and in control of our lifes and state. our founding fathers wanted us to remeber that god comes first and is even about us and state.
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I just saw this version on the newly released DVD:\n\n"And the prophet said: 'And lo, the beast looked upon the face of beauty. And it stayed its hand from killing. And from that day it was as one dead.' 'Old Arabian proverb.'"
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An eye for an eye. Method.
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"They see the speck of dirt in other peoples' eyes yet they are blind to the dirt covering their whole faces."\n\nThat above-mentioned paraphrased quote from the Christian bible perfectly describes the hypocrisy most "Christians" conduct against non-Christians.\n\nSad but true.\n\nPeace.
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It means that the light of consciousness is like the sun, no one needs to become worthy of it, you just open a window if you want sun.\n\nEven the dog eats crumbs from the masters table.\n\nMeaning, even a dog is exposed to the light of "God".
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I could be wrong but I think "The bridal of the earth and sky" talks of how the two seperate things (the earth and the sky) are forever connected but every night must seemingly "part" but "... the rash gazer..." is someone who just glances at the night sky and thinks that means that the marriage has ended or that the rose is angry or brave because of it's color.--- Trying to say "don't judge a book by a quick glance at it's cover". \n\nBut again I could be totally wrong. I've never seen or heard this poem before!
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Raw, best of the best
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ROFL..you got em staggering.\n\nI love the different "translations". They are versions, call a spade a spade. How can a word mean fight to one person, and it mean a metaphoric fight to another. They crack me up.\n\nThe verse is pretty damn clear. This is what the terrorists feed off of.
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it's in the eye of the beholder
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There are four references to the phrase "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" in the Bible. These are in Exodus 21:24, Leviticus 24:20, Deuteronomy 19:21, and Matthew 5:38.\n\nThe verses are (NIV)\n\nExodus 21:24 - eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot; \nExodus 21:23-25 (in Context) Exodus 21 (Whole Chapter) \n\nLeviticus 24:20 - fracture for fracture, eye for eye, tooth for tooth. As he has injured the other, so he is to be injured. \nLeviticus 24:19-21 (in Context) Leviticus 24 (Whole Chapter) \n\nDeuteronomy 19:21- Show no pity: life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot.\nDeuteronomy 19:20-22 (in Context) Deuteronomy 19 (Whole Chapter) \n\nMatthew 5:38 - [ An Eye for an Eye ] "You have heard that it was said, 'Eye for eye, and tooth for tooth.' \nMatthew 5:37-39 (in Context) Matthew 5 (Whole Chapter)
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Yup. DX was like everything that Raw stood for: sex, drugs and violence!
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A "true" vision is a very personal thing. It's about the message being conveyed to "you" and not how someone else may interpet that message. What does the vision tell you....how does your mind interpet it.......what does your "heart" say about the meaning of your vision....what emotions are invoked as you relive the vision?\nIt may take a lifetime to understand the meaning of a vision....sometimes the answer may never come.\nBlack Elk a Souix Medicine Man had one of the most powerful and famous visions in Native Americam history. He had the vision when he was 10 yr old.....when he died (in his 90's) he never saw the fullfillment of that vision. But he never once lost "faith " in that vision and it made him the man he was.
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It comes from the Latin “bulla” which means root or small round object.\nThe bull’s eye is the eye of the target. It means literally the bull’s eye, sweet and also round.\n\nVery sweet to get a “bullseye”
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Are you analyzing the just the symbolism of the sows head or the entire movie?  I think the movie shows what the basics of human nature are and how we will revert back to them once survival becomes a primary concern.  Nice work on the analysis.
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mati-meati is the greek term for the evil eye. I am not sure of the spelling. It translates the "eye-mouth"
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And the Lord wrote upon Cain's forehead the word Asugsahiben, signifying "blood for sake of self", a mark, lest any finding him might kill him.\n\nFrom the Osirian Bible of Egypt, India and China