Wisdom and Rum Matt

This time around we are exploring David Ickes theory of a reptilian humanoid race that exists and has seized power over most aspects of our lives.

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This week we are talking about the true meaning of what the Throne of God is. The truth might surprise you.

In the past few episodes, we have spoken about different mythologies, and how they relate to each other. We have spoken about Osiris, Horus, and several others, and what they mean to your physical being.

Finally, in this episode, we will start to tie everything together.


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This week we are picking up where we left off last week. Last week we talked a little bit about Osiris and other Egyptian gods, and how they relate to the human brain.

This week we are covering the story of Osiris. We are also going to talk about the myths of Odin, Ganesha, Dionysus, and Quetzalcoatl. 

Next week, we will be able to start to put all of the pieces of the puzzle together. 


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Did you know that many Egyptian god symbols were actually created to teach you about your own existence, but more specifically, your own brain?



Yes. Egyptian God symbols in your brain. You read that right. 

First, we are going to look at the Eye of Horus in your brain. This symbol represents the limbic system of the brain. The eye of hours in your brain also represents other meanings. It contains math relating to the five senses, which is also relative to the limbic system.

We will also be talking about Amun Ra, and how his depiction as a ram relates to the Hippocampus of the brain. 

Next, we will cover Osiris and his relation to the brain stem and cranial nerves.

We also touch briefly on the meaning of the associations that are assigned to each god and why.


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Today, we are talking about the original Christian belief systems that included the idea of reincarnation and karmic debt. We will also be talking about when, where, how, and why these ideas were stripped from the bible and the Christian ideology.

Is Reincarnation in the Bible?

The early Christian belief system did in fact contain reincarnation and karmic debt as an ideology. Jesus was known to teach his disciples and his followers about reincarnation and karmic debt. This can be proven through a lot of different bible scriptures, especially in the book of matthew, when Jesus identifies John the Baptist as the reincarnation of Elijah the prophet. 

This is further perpetuated when you take a look at all of the scriptures that seem to be revealing the secrets of karmic debt. In several verses throughout the bible it reiterates the karmic "eye for an eye" principle. All of these scriptures only make sense if reincarnation in the bible comes in to play. Without reincarnation and karmic debt, these philosophy's just don't work.

People commit crimes often, and unfortunately, they frequently get away with them. In the case of karmic debt, those crimes will be punished in the next life time by the same crime. The story of Elijah and John is a prime example of this. Elijah beheaded his enemies. Jesus identifies John the Baptist as the reincarnation of Elijah. John the Baptist met his end by being beheaded. That is the cycle of karmic debt. 

A couple of scriptures that may answer the question: "Is Reincarnation in the Bible?"

There are a lot of bible verses that could be used to support the idea of reincarnation in the bible. These are just a few that we will be discussing in this episode:

"All who take the sword will perish by the sword." (Matthew 26:52)

"If anyone slays with the sword, with the sword must he be slain." (Revelation 13:10)

"Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A person reaps what he sows'" 

(Galatians 6:7)

"Life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, burn for burn, 

wound for wound, bruise for bruise." (Exodus 21:24-25)

We will be discussing these verses and several others in this episode. Make sure you tune in for the full explanations. Thank you for joining us while we investigate; is reincarnation in the bible.

If you want more wisdom, please download this gentleman's book. It is well written and very inciteful. You can download it for free here: 

Reincarnation and the Bible by Kevin Williams

Wisdom and Rum


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This isn't really an official episode.

This is just me ranting for a half hour about work place issues and reasons why a lot of the younger generations are pushing for the fall of capitalism.

It's just my opinion based on my own personal experiences.


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