Wow! The Lords Prayer NOT mistranslated

The version we know, that even gets played backwards, is trash! It was translated from Aramaic to Greek to LATIN to English. Many simplifications and obfuscation garbled it’s original meaning.

Here is a version translated directly from Aramaic to English: see if you can pick out the mappings…

Oh cosmic birther of all radiance and vibration

Soften the ground of our being

And carve out space within us where your presence can abide

Fill us with your creativity, so that we may be empowered to bear the fruits of your mission

Let each of our actions bear fruit in accordance with our desire

Endow us with the wisdom to produce and share what each being needs to grow and flourish

Untie the tangled threads of destiny that bind us

As we release others from the entanglements of past mistakes

Do not let us be seduced by that which would divert us from our true purpose

But illuminate the opportunities of our present moment

For you are the ground and fruitful vision

The birth, power and fulfilment as all is gathered and made whole once again

And so it is

A couple of things really stands out: it’s so much more positive, supporting and empowering .There’s no “sin” or “temptation”, there’s no “trespassing” or doin’ it rong, there’s acknowledgement that our desires are valid, it’s fruit and fruitfulness, fulfillment and opportunity not just bread.

I’m not sure which version of the Aramaic this came from, but it was going viral in the circles I follow online. While I was aware that the Jesus of Nazareth, Joshua followed a mystery school we have little idea of the teachings of, I was shocked to realise this has been available in Aramaic all the time.

It makes SO much more sense from both a magickal and mystical perspective than the bullshit version in modern bibles.

The viral video from which I transcribed this:

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This is truly amazing what you found, Mulberry. This is not just a prayer, this is poetry. And it confirms what I have suspected for many years. The distortions of Yeshua’s original teachings into today’s so-called Christianity.

There is still much wisdom and power in the Holy Bible. As long as you can get past its dogma and checkered history, you can appreciate it.

In my opinion, the Eastern Orthodox and the Ethiopian branches of Christianity I find are actually closer to his original teachings than the manipulative, political Catholic (Western Orthodox) version and the racist, misogynist Protestant Evangelical version of today.

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As much as I am anti christian in my leanings, this was definitely really interesting. It shows how far they’ve strayed from their origin, completely and now represent nothing resembling it.

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I recall this, and i believe that it was found to be a fake.
But it is a lovely thought.

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To a certain extent, everything is fake. After all, reality is an illusion, right? It is only the intent and the desire fueled by emotion and will that makes it real. Otherwise called faith and belief.

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Fascinating indeed.
I could see this as a prayer i would use myself, not directly to any personified deity or supposed “omnipotent, omnipresent, omnibenevolent, omniscient” personification. Rather the divine itself the formless, shapeless, infinite eternal force that many call ‘source’ or divinity. The living god which made us and is us, as a matter of a fact.

Merely imagining myself reciting this whilst connecting to that inner and outer divinity, it seems as if it would act as a reminder to our microcosmic individual self in the name of our macro/godself for lack of a better terminology. An affirmation alongside this to stay true to ourself, our divine nature and our own subjective goals/dreams or chosen path that in this momemt we choose to walk.

Interesting indeed, great find my friend.

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I agree @C.Kendall , @CyberLord this fits with the way I could use the term “god” in a way that makes sense and isn’t just putting some egregore on a pedestal to give power away to.

I could use this as an affirmation, connecting to the root of power for manifestation, regardless of its origin it’s brilliant.

I couldn’t put it ss eloquently though :smiley:

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Yeah, but what I mean is, the person who “translated” said it wasn’t supposed to be accurate. He said it was his rendition. He posted on TikTok with this a while back.

He stressed that it was not a direct translation from Aramaic, and that he added a lot of stuff.

But again, it is a WONDERFUL thought, and prayer. I just wanted to point it out for us to know anyhow.

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I posted A tiktok video but I’m not sure if it’s the one you’re referring to, since he doesn’t say that in the one above. Do you remember the original poster or have a link at all, I’m interested in it’s origin. Whoever wrote this knows his shit.

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I saw the video back in early 2020, so I’m not sure if it is still around, but I’ll try to find it if I have time.

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This is kind of like if Neville Goddard was a poet. (He always somehow makes the Bible into this magical, useful thing — and he has a way with words, but not like this, whoo!)

Awesome find!

Thanks so much for posting this. Would love to know the origins too, and just how close this translation is.

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Beautiful. I might start saying the Lords Prayer Again!

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At first I glanced at this and was going to point out that people really have to go from Aramaic to English in order to understand the New Testament. I see that you brought that point up. Good job.

You made this post in 2022. Many things from Tiktok have been disproven as lies for clicks or recycled things. I went back before 2022 to confirm. How amazing and sad. Why would they lie for centuries all over the world? The prayer has been translated so much its changed a lot, but still has some power. When in spiritual trouble I have used it for help & so have others. It can stop attacks., but why would they lie/change it…more info:

Glad this was bumped, but why would they do that? What would they gain from changing it so much. I don’t see motive. Why conceal truth so much? This now explains why people like Samuel Liddell became polyglots to translate things themselves.

The bible was translated from Aramaic to Greek to Latin to Old English to Modern English (they say) like many magic books and much was lost. A council of men chose the books of the bible so I don’t believe but why defang this prayer?..

Spiritually, nothing. It’s a great question but we can’t really go further than as as it gets into politics, which is a topic under a moratorium on this forum.

Please to try to keep the conversation on the subject of magick as much as possible.

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lol. No. Here’s a linguistic study of the Aramaic-

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They didn’t lie. They were just mistaken on some key points. I read what you wrote and the way that I will illustrate it is that the Lord’s Prayer in the KJV and other traditional Bibles is not an invitation to unknowingly drink poison. It still has some beneficial things in the more popular English translation. Basically, the Aramaic represents super filtered water, but the English translations is more like trying to drink tap water. It still has benefit, but I would rather remove all the impurities.

The name JESUS is just another mistranslation in the bible. the Christian Jews , who can accurately translate ancient texts ,say his name is Yeshua. So when I figured this out , I started to wonder , if they can’t even get his name right , how much more is inaccurately translated in the bible ?

Jesus is Greek. The NT was written for a Greek audience. For example Luke wrote his gospel and the book of acts for Theophilus, a Greek speaking Roman. The transliteration of Yeshua is Iesous in Greek and Anglicized as Jesus. The Latinate form is Iesu. Everyone knows this, it’s basic linguistics and certainly no basis for criticism. If you want to criticize the Bible criticize the radically variant character of the OT God who is rather morally ambiguous when it comes to getting his way.

For example, criticizing the slaughter of the Hebrew children by pharaoh and counteracting with the slaughter of the first born of Egypt. Criticizing the child-sacrifice of Canaan but then calling for the utter eradication of the Canaanite tribes, men women children and animals. For his honor of course.

Or encouraging angels to lie to his own prophets to trick a king to go to a hill where he will be killed. And then threatening to destroy the tribe of Ephraim and then saying actually he loves them so much and he would never do that. Is he a man that he should change?! Apparently.

Intelligent criticism is the best.

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