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OtemAtum:
Things have changed. You're talking about the statements of billions of years back. God(Existence) is dynamic. By default, one should go to those planets after death, but by creating of many afterlives by our own minds, we now have several options. Remember from the beginning, it was said that there was a City of Gold, but when the gods went back there, what they saw was a place of PEACE. That's the dynamism of God at play. Currently I'm writing summary of everything. That's where the whole thing could be understood because the Doctufos is a history spanning a very long period and it wouldn't be easy to get the scope without a summary. It will explain that statement 'we live and die and live and die and live no more' and other seemingly ambiguous statements I have translated almost like word for word at the beginning of my translations.

If things happen in circle and there's need for God's dynamic existence, now tell me if our species are not also gonna be wiped off d face of this planet in d future like d homo erectuses

There are no black magic that can work on highly psychological people. Magic itself is a trick, so black magic is a mere trick played on the mind of the weak and lowly intelligent. I have asked all demons and sorcery powers of the world to pay me a visit one of these days, but what I have come across are just psychological stuffs and nothing more. One of them took a ring and said that he woukd hit me with that ring. I told him to hit me on my hand or leg lightly and not on my chest or head and let me see if his juju works. He walks away sorrowfully. You know why? I wasn't scared of his juju and the condition i gave was 'don't hit me on my chest(heart is inside it), don't hit me on my head(brain is inside it and it is delicate) and don't hit me hard but lightly(hitting someone very hard can paralyse a part of the person's body, especially when a metal ring is involved, ask Samuel Peter or Mike Tyson. They know what I'm saying.) Now hit me softly on my palm with your juju. The person walked away. To even think that the person is not literate makes me understand that even illiterate people can be psychological.

So bros, tell the person suffering from so called demonic attacks to be prepared to flog the so called demons next time they appear to him or her in the sleep. Tell him to scream his name as a sort of defence. He'll be surprised to discover that the so called demon will run away and with time it will never appear in his sleep anymore. That was what Ayelala did thousands of years ago to chase away her supposed demon or witch.

Thanks.[/quote]I remember a painting I saw on oddee , 'The hands resist him'. It is said to be haunted. Those who set eyes on it become scared for nothing. The fear comes from nowhere . I myself was unable to sleep d night I viewed it. I can't explain it. U might wanna check it on google.

Essdob:
If things happen in circle and there's need for God's dynamic existence, now tell me if our species are not also gonna be wiped off d face of this planet in d future like d homo erectuses

Yes it's possible, but our souls live on. We could even be reincarnated as the people that will take over.

I remember a painting I saw on oddee , 'The hands resist him'. It is said to be haunted. Those who set eyes on it become scared for nothing. The fear comes from nowhere . I myself was unable to sleep d night I viewed it. I can't explain it. U might wanna check it on google.[/quote]I just checked the picture. They drew it to look scary and by looking at it emotionally rather than psychologically, things could go wrong. Our forefathers alzo make their carved images 'idols' or shigidi look scary so that people will see them and get scared already. It's all psychological. A magic hall will have dim lights and terrifying music to stir up emotion of fear in the minds of the audience. It's all psychological. The picture is below. Looka t it again psychologically and tell me how you feel.

OtemAtum:
I remember a painting I saw on oddee , 'The hands resist him'. It is said to be haunted. Those who set eyes on it become scared for nothing. The fear comes from nowhere . I myself was unable to sleep d night I viewed it. I can't explain it. U might wanna check it on google.I just checked the picture. They drew it to look scary and by looking at it emotionally rather than psychologically, things could go wrong. Our forefathers alzo make their carved images 'idols' or shigidi look scary so that people will see them and get scared already. It's all psychological. A magic hall will have dim lights and terrifying music to stir up emotion of fear in the minds of the audience. It's all psychological. The picture is below. Looka t it again psychologically and tell me how you feel.

yeah sure . U re right, doesn't look that creepy. lols but seriously u shouldn't have brought in d picture lol. Scared the shit out of me just now

OtemAtum:
I remember a painting I saw on oddee , 'The hands resist him'. It is said to be haunted. Those who set eyes on it become scared for nothing. The fear comes from nowhere . I myself was unable to sleep d night I viewed it. I can't explain it. U might wanna check it on google.I just checked the picture. They drew it to look scary and by looking at it emotionally rather than psychologically, things could go wrong. Our forefathers alzo make their carved images 'idols' or shigidi look scary so that people will see them and get scared already. It's all psychological. A magic hall will have dim lights and terrifying music to stir up emotion of fear in the minds of the audience. It's all psychological. The picture is below. Looka t it again psychologically and tell me how you feel.

yeah sure . U re right, doesn't look that creepy. lols but seriously u shouldn't have brought in d picture lol. Scared the shit out of me just now.

Essdob:
yeah sure . U re right, doesn't look that creepy. lols but seriously u shouldn't have brought in d picture lol. Scared the shit out of me just now
yeah sure . U re right, doesn't look that creepy. lols but seriously u shouldn't have brought in d picture lol. Scared the shit out of me just now.

i even enlarged it and did a screenshot of it. I will look at it till I sleep tonight

OtemAtum:
i even enlarged it and did a screenshot of it. I will look at it till I sleep tonight

Honestly I didn't see anything scaring in this painting, even it doesn't near the image of zombies.


Great Otem, u asked me to explain something but you didn't respond afterwards, here is it again

Yes, he was very sick, he died in house when one hospital rejected him because of his worst condition, I travelled from lagos to ogun state with my mum then, I haven't left the place before he died, then they buried him the following day because he was around 34 years then, am talking about 2002.i was there, even they uncovered his face when they are about to Bury him.
3. I don't know anything about that.
4. He directed the woman to his family house, he told the woman to go ahead of him that he will come the following day because of his working schedule, he told the woman to asked for the so so family name compound immediately she get to the venue, it was the woman that drove the kids with her personal car, all family was contacted, then they went back to lagos, even my family in lagos joined them, but despite all search we couldn't get him or heard anything from him anymore up till today, even the company where he was working contacted police for missing staff... Its a long long story....

Lordcenturion2:
Honestly I didn't see anything scaring in this painting, even it doesn't near the image of zombies.


Great Otem, u asked me to explain something but you didn't respond afterwards, here is it again

Did any news agency cover the story back then? Before he died, was he married? Note, I'm not saying that it is possible or not. I'm trying to only be sure that every detail is accurate before concluding.

0temSapien:
Did any news agency cover the story back then? Before he died, was he married? Note, I'm not saying that it is possible or not. I'm trying to only be sure that every detail is accurate before concluding.

I don't know about news agency all I know is that he hasn't married before he died, he was in youth age then, he was around early 30's then...

Chapter Three
1. Between the year 265,000 to the year 270,000 (which is also called 10,000 B.C.E), many parts of the brain functions were unlocked.
2. Then the three most powerful lands of the world were Egypt, India and Hitttite.
3. When the flood era was gone, the farmers resumed their farming activities in many lands. They began to make stone tools and blades as they made before. Now the flood, famine, disease outbreaks and wars, both religious and territorial wars, had reduced the population of the world to 52,763,673 all over the world.
4. This was the time when the population of Asia overtook the population of Europe, because all these calamities befell Europe the most.
5. In a land which is now found in the modern day Eritrea, a homo named Dahlak, was born in the 270,000th year of the homo sapiens era(which is called the 10,000 B.C.E). He was born in an island where his parents were banished to and the population of that place was very scanty.
6. When Dahlak began to grow, he thought of abstract things. Then he began to paint pictures. He drew a flying turtle with a rider upon it. He drew also flying fish.
7. He also drew the rainbow and many other natural phenomena upon walls and caves. When the prince of the land saw the drawings of Dahlak, he took him to the palace and said, make these drawings on the walls of the palace too. So he did and he was honoured.
8. When the people of a land now found in Ethiopia heard that the lands in Eritrea were becoming more beautiful, they sent spies to check the secret out. Then the spies returned and said, we have found he who makes the land beautiful.
9. He is the same whose parents we sent out of our land. Now let us goand take him by force so that he would make our land beautiful also.
10. So the people of Ethiopia came against the people of Eritrea and the battle was fierce. Then the Ethiopians won the battle and took Dahlak by force. Then he went and did as they had told him, for they have held his parents captive.
11. That same period in Egypt, the people of Egypt resumed their farming activities as the incessant rainfall era had already passed away. Now the farmers said, the flood has brought many good soil into our land, therefore let us commence our farming with crops which are not deeprooted.
12. Let us reap quickly, for we do not know when the flooding will resume. So they grew crops which were not deep-rooted. Then the highest lord named Khu hired the services of many, saying, plant for Egypt and I will reward you greatly.
13. For Atum our king have instructed me that it is the time of great reward for Egypt. He has said to me, it is the time of the reign and supremacy of Egypt all over the world.
14. Therefore whatsoever any man discovers, let him not keep it to himself alone. But let him show it to Egypt so that we can make replicas of them.
15. When one of the hired farmers named Khaten went with a stone tool to the farm, he dug up a very rusted sickle and brought it to Khu, saying, I have found one tool in the ground, o lord. Truly, this is one of the instruments made by our ancestors when they farmed before the flooding of the land.
16. Now Khu said, this is a great discovery. So he called all the lords of the land together and brought the sickle before them, saying, see what Atum our king have led Khaten, a labourer on the farm to discover.
17. Let us dedicate it to the king and find a way to replicate it. So they gathered at the temple which Khu and the other lords had built for Atum, the king whom they honoured in absentia.
18. For in the temple of Atum, there was an empty throne, upon which they believed Atum sat. So they placed the rusted sickle upon the empty seat of Atum and the lords bowed and took their seats, meditating before the throne.
19. Then they went and located all metallic stones in their land. Then they made many sickles and other farming tools in those days. And they said, surely, these are the handworks of Atum our king.
20. Then Egypt became greater and greater such that many lands around them envied their greatness.

Chapter Four

1. In the 271,000th year of the homo sapiens era, which is the same as the 9,000 B.C.E, the writers began to write on tablets in many parts of the world. In Egypt, Mesopotamia and in many parts of Asia, they went and sought after stones.
2. Then they wrote upon the stones with sharp objects.
3. Now most of the writers of those days focused their writings on the supposed cause of the flood in the flood era. They wrote their gods as the bringers of the flood.
4. Now a homo sapiens named Alulim, born in the year 271,086th year of the homo sapiens era, called the 8,914 B.C.E, began to write in the stones the division of time. Then he made a day to be roughly an estimate of a year in the present day.
5. Then Alulim explained to the people, saying, we shall no more follow the measurement of time which our ancestors followed during the era of flood. But this shall be our measurement and it shall be that we shall beat the time of the gods and escape flooding in our own period.
6. For I know the periods which the gods have planned to resume the flooding again, therefore I invent this new timing system to help us escape those periods. Have you not heard that the minds of the humans are the minds of the gods?
7. So they will count their time in a new manner and the flooding of the whole land shall not be in our periods.
8. Now when there were no massive flooding in the days of Alulim, they thought that the thing which he did had worked, but the power of coincidence they did not know. Then Alulim ruled the land as a judge for seventy-nine years, which was counted as 29,000 years by the people.
9. Then Alelngr, the son of Alulim took over the position of his father as the judge of the land.
10. In Hittite, in the same period, a homo sapiens named Faresh arose and said, these stones which you worship are not worthy to be called gods and goddesses. They cannot talk or hear you.
11. Then the people said, tell us and we will learn: who made us to conquer the surrounding lands when they came against us? We prayed before these stones and went to do battle with them. Then we won.
12. Tarhunt our god, is he not the person who became the greatest of these stones? And we believe that he hears us and sends help to us whenever we call upon him. So Faresh, do not speak a word against our gods henceforth.
13. Now Faresh was full of intolerance for the stone worshippers, so he went and assembled people of like minds. Then they did battle with the stone worshippers and they had upper hand.
14. And Faresh made himself a ruler and forced the people to worship a rubber snake which he hung upon a pole, saying, this is Illuyanka, the great god. So in all the days of Faresh, the people worshipped the rubber snake rather than the stones.
15. When Faresh died, they gathered to celebrate him. Then a great thunder struck and tore apart the snake called Illuyanka which was hung on the pole. Then the people trembled and ran helter-skelter, saying, Tarhunt the greatest of the gods have struck down the god of Faresh which he forced upon us.
16. So the people returned to the worship of stones because of the coincidence of nature which they had experienced. For they said that it was the work of Tarhunt, who was their chief deity.
17. So all the things which Faresh had laid up for himself were destroyed by the people. His body was also dug out of the ground where he was buried and they laid it on the road for the animals to feed on it.
18. In Asia, around the same period, a man named Sheng Yang, born in the 271,098th year of the homo sapiens era, also called 8,902 B.C.E began to find wild pigs, for many domesticated pigs and animals escaped for safety during the flood era, such that many of them returned into the wild.
19. Now Sheng Yang and his followers went into the forests and bushes and hunted for pigs especially. Then they took five hundred and fifteen pigs within three years. Then they began to redomesticate pigs in that land.
20. They also took birds and brought them home. So Sheng Yang became the father of those who reared animals. But his son, Do Yen detested the rearing of animals, so he sold all the animals which his father bequeathed to him. Then he began to farm.
21. And Do Yen became the father of those who planted crops in his days, for the period of ice and the period of flooding after it had erased the memory of the past farmers of the lands from the people, because many possessors of histories had died in those periods.

OtemAtum:
i even enlarged it and did a screenshot of it. I will look at it till I sleep tonight

You scared the shit out of me! 1st look my heart jumped and now I have tears in my eyes!! Why the evils! My first reaction was 'I seek refugee in Allah from the devil'

Wow... that was a mind Bleep!! I hate you right now

You are right when I look with my mind, nothing happened. But the first glance, I didn't think I was emotional, I was normal... am I an emotional person by default? Yes I am

Essdob:
yeah sure . U re right, doesn't look that creepy. lols but seriously u shouldn't have brought in d picture lol. Scared the shit out of me just now
yeah sure . U re right, doesn't look that creepy. lols but seriously u shouldn't have brought in d picture lol. Scared the shit out of me just now.

17. Then Idrija was taken along with them to the warfront. Now the warriors of the king of the north also brought Zala with them, because she had refused to speak with the king of the north and he had determined to do away with her.
18. Then the king of the north demanded of the hand of the other king, saying, if you can give half of your land to me and my people, I shall let her go to you. But first, kill her lover, for only then can she take her mind off him.
19. So the king of the south said, I have agreed to let you have the border of my lands and five hundred pace lengths more into my land as long as you shall deliver this beauty to me to become my fairest queen.
19. Now the king of the north gave Zala to the king of the south who immediately chopped off the head of Idrija in the presence of Zala. When she had seen this, she was overwhelmed with madness such that she snatched a knife from the hand of the one who stood beside her and stabbed herself to death.
20. When the king of the south saw what had been done, he was vexed. Then he said to his men, let us return home, for we have laboured on her in vain. Then the king of the north said, remember to keep your promise and move all your people away from the border side and five hundred pace lengths inward.
21. When the king of the south heard him, he was provoked. And he said, what have we sought after and what have we gotten? Is it the dead body of Zala that is worth giving my land for? Then the other king said, I gave her to you alive, therefore, you cannot go back on our agreement.
22. Now the temperaments of the two kings went hot beyond control and a battle broke forth. Then the warriors of the two lands fought one another and many of them fell dead.
23. Now a land who had been the enemies of the two lands heard that they made fierce battle with one another, then their captain said, let us lie in wait and see what becomes of their battle.
24. We shall overwhelm the rest of them who will survive. So they lay in wait and captured the fleeing warriors left after the heat of the battle. They also captured their kings. Then they entered into their lands and conquered them easily because the defences of the two lands were already weak.
25. Then they killed the two kings and took their lands captive.
26. Now when Adjula, the father of Zala had seen the outcome, he wept without control. Then he went to seek the bodies of both Zala and Idrija her lover. Then he found their bodies after two days.
27. When he had taken up their bodies to bury them, the people of the third land saw him and asked him what he wanted to do and why. Then when he had told them, they said, thr death of your daughter and his lover did bring us luck.
28. Therefore we will assist you to bury them. And we will give you a whole land to bury them in and be the lord of it. For your daughter has brought us luck.
29. So Adjula was given a large area of land and servants and wives and people to rule over. And he wept over her daughter and her lover. And he dug a pit and buried them together, saying, go and be husband and wife beyond the earth. Have children also.
30. Then he named the land after Idrija because he was the man and he named the word 'beauty' after his daughter 'Zala' because she was beautiful before and at death. And he was the first king of Idrija in those days. And he ruled for thirteen years and died.

[quote author=0temSapien post=67092105][/quote]You are doing a great job here, and the stories you share here are more reasonable than those in Qur'an and Bible. Thanks a million for revealing the truth about religion.

Please how do you meditate and how can I learn to meditate?
Thanks once again.

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I sent you a mail, don't know if you receive mail notifications from Nairaland.

gensteejay:
You are doing a great job here, and the stories you share here are more reasonable than those in Qur'an and Bible. Thanks a million for revealing the truth about religion.

Please how do you meditate and how can I learn to meditate?
Thanks once again.

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I sent you a mail, don't know if you receive mail notifications from Nairaland.

I don't know if Eartum will be appearing to everybody through meditation but one thing I know is that we can get inspirations from meditation. It is a technique that helps the brain develop a high level of intelligence and skills, as well as longevity of life, preventing bad dreams and hypertension, helping one's skills of predicting the future, etc. To do meditation, you sit on the floor, shut your eyes and put your hands forward, breathing in and out. Focus your thought on your breath and whisper the things you want. As you keep doing it, you could fall into a trance. In that trance you could see vision or you could just have a strong feeling that something could happen in the nearest future, etc. It has been scientifically proven for years that meditation helps the brain develop. You can find more about it on Google.

Teejazy:
I don't know if Eartum will be appearing to everybody through meditation but one thing I know is that we can get inspirations from meditation. It is a technique that helps the brain develop a high level of intelligence and skills, as well as longevity of life, preventing bad dreams and hypertension, helping one's skills of predicting the future, etc. To do meditation, you sit on the floor, shut your eyes and put your hands forward, breathing in and out. Focus your thought on your breath and whisper the things you want. As you keep doing it, you could fall into a trance. In that trance you could see vision or you could just have a strong feeling that something could happen in the nearest future, etc. It has been scientifically proven for years that meditation helps the brain develop. You can find more about it on Google.

I couldn't have said it better than this. Thanks.

Chapter Six
1. In the 272,516th year of the homo sapiens era, which is also called the 7,484BCE, a homo sapiens named Hashem became great in the matter of construction, oratory, writing, singing and dancing. He made cages for animals, oven for the baking of bread and for the baking of pots to harden them and also set up large stones for the covering of buried people.
2. He also began to mould tablets from clay, such that the scribes of his land now found in Jordan began to make inscriptions on the clay tablets rather than on hard stones.
3. Now when Hashem had made many clay tablets and had written on many of them, the people of that land deified him, saying, this is indeed a god in human flesh. Now some of the people of the land worshipped him as their creator, because he had written about himself as such.
4. He read the things which he had written to their hearing and they said, truly, this is our creator in the form of human. Then they said, let us rever his name and let him no more be called 'the prosperous one' , but let him be called 'the great name'. So the name Hashem began to be reverred as 'the great name'.
5. Now Hashem wrote on four thousand and fifty eight clay tablets and distributed them to the scribes of the land.
6. When Hashem was seventy-two years old, he died, but he was remembered for many years after, such that the people went to bow down before the stones covering his burial ground.
7. Then while they worshipped his soul after death, the large stone which they set upon others fell and killed many of the worshippers, yet the rest of them who survived death continued to worship him.
8. After the death of Hashem, Bezaleel his son began to do great. He was also a builder, for he was skilled in the art of laying stones upon one another to make beautiful structures and walls.
9. Bezaleel wrote in clay tablets how to construct different kind of structures for different purposes. Then the things which he wrote in the tablets were treasured. Then from the other side of the river eastward came users of stones to purchase his tablets.
10. Then Jordan became famous because of Hashem and Bezaleel his son who were great in the matter of building after the ice and flood age. Then many who knew the history of Aholiab an ancient builder compared them such that their names became synonymous with skilled builders.
11. The demand for clay became high in the area called Mesopotamia, for many writers emerged from there as well as Hittite.
12. In the 273,316th year of the homo sapiens era(6684BCE), a homo sapiens named Dae-Ho who was born in a land now found in Korea, said, I have found that many helpless animals are in the wild.
13. All these animals were they which our ancestors had domesticated many years before, but they lost many of them when water filled the lands. Now I will arise and seek these animals again and bring them into the land.
14. So Dae-Ho and his people went and sought after birds. Then they found chicken, duck and pigeons in large quantity and brought them home, for the birds submitted themselvess to be taken in the cages.
15. So Dae-Ho was called the father of those who practised poultry farming in those days. The name of the son of Dae-Ho was Mireuk, one who discovered copper in those days. He was also a great orator.
16. Those who followed him worshipped him as their creator and he told them many mysteries.

0temSapien:
I couldn't have said it better than this. Thanks.

I have read about meditation online before posting those questions. There are various techniques for meditation on the internet, most of which are influenced by religious teachings and contain some mantras.

I asked for your advice about the issue because you're not into any religion and want to know a method that works without any traits of religion.

gensteejay:
I have read about meditation online before posting those questions. There are various techniques for meditation on the internet, most of which are influenced by religious teachings and contain some mantras.

I asked for your advice about the issue because you're not into any religion and want to know a method that works without any traits of religion.

@ OtemSapien I think I encountered the same problems that makes me abandoned it after several trials, although it's really work but want to know the procedures that will make one unlock it fully and did it in a right way

Chapter Seven
1. In the 273,500th year of the homo sapiens era, the same is the 6500BCE, a homo sapiens was born in a land called Aiyegbaju, which is now found in Nigeria. She was the daughter of Akinola.
2. Now Akinola was a potter and a priest whom the people consulted for advice. He had eight children who were all among the akinkanju of the land of Aiyegbaju. They went and conquered as many lands as possible and widened their territory.
3. Now a traitor named Ajere was among the akinknju of Aiyegbaju. He went with the rest to the camp and poisoned their food. When they had all eaten the food, they became very weak and sleepy, then Ajere went and called the people of the enemy land called ilu Jomijomi.
4. Then they came and captured all the akinkanju of Aiyegbaju who were in the camp. Then Ajere asked for his benefit, then they said, you who turned the strength of your own village into weakness, we do not trust that you won't do the same to us another time.
5. So they beheaded Ajere and put his head inside a pot which was perforated all through. Then they hanged the perforated pot on a pole so that the blood of the head of Ajere could drip out of the pot.
6. Now the people of the land of Jomijomi killed all the akinkanju of Aiyegbaju except one of them whom they spared so that he could go and tell the people of his land what his eyes had seen.
7. And they gave him the perforated pot containing the head of Ajere. Then he went to his land and shared the news. Then perforated pots began to be called Ajere in that land.
8. Now the first wife of Akinola was pregnant when the news came that all the male children of her husband had been killed by the people of the land of Jomijomi. Her own two sons named Akinkunmi and Akinniyi had also been killed.
9. When she heard the news, she fainted, but Akinola her husband consoled her, saying, Abolore my wife, why do you sorrow this much? Did I not lose all my male children in a day? But I have behaved like a courageous person.
10. Now be courageous also and be strong so that you could be delivered of the baby in your womb successfully.
11. Few weeks later, Akinola contracted cold and died shortly after. Then the whole house had only female in it. For they were fifteen altogether, four wives of Akinola and his eleven daughters.
12. Now Abolore the first wife of the family comforted herself and the others. Then she said, I know that the child which is in my womb is a male and I have named it Ikumolu already. He will grow up to avenge the death of all his brothers.
13. So when the days were fulfilled, she had her baby and it was a female. Then Abolore was grieved. And she said, why have the gods decided to shame me by giving me a female child? Are there not already many female children in the house?
14. What is the need for another female child when there is no brother they could play with?
15. Now Abolore decided not to change the name Ikumolu which she had been calling the child since she was in the womb. Then the other wives came to her and said, why do you insist on naming her Ikumolu? Is it not a name given to a male rather than a female child?
16. Then she said, I have named her already and that shall remain her name. And let it be known to you that I do not see her as a female but as a male and I believe that she will do great.
17. When Ikumolu began to grow, the female children whom she joined herself with ridiculed her and said, go and play with the male, because your parents are too proud to have named you after a male.
18. Are there not many female names in the land which you could have been named? Agbonyin, Oguntade, Ojuolape and even Osunkemi are good names which you could have been named, but you did not have any of these names.
19. When Ikumolu could not absorb all the insults anymore, she went to her mother and said, why did you name me this name which brings ridicule? Let my name be changed today, for I cannot live any more moment in sadness and shame.
20. Now Abolore drew her child close to her chest and said, if there is no reason, you would not have been named Ikumolu. Truly it is a name for only male but you are named so for a reason which I do not want to tell you.
21. Now Ikumolu wept until her mother told her the story in detail. Then she said, I will avenge the death of all my brothers and the land of Jomijomi shall be defeated.
22. Now Ikumolu began to train hard in all matter of physical skills. She developed her muscles and also her abilities in aiming and shooting.
23. When she was twenty-nine years old, she joined the akinkanju of Aiyegbaju land and her strength was recognized. Then she led them to a battle against the land of Jomijomi when she was thirty-two years.
24. She was very wise in making decisions and directing the battle such that the land of Jomijomi was conquered within a short moment.
25. Then the people of Aiyegbaju respected her and made her stone images in different forms.

gensteejay:
I have read about meditation online before posting those questions. There are various techniques for meditation on the internet, most of which are influenced by religious teachings and contain some mantras.

I asked for your advice about the issue because you're not into any religion and want to know a method that works without any traits of religion.

There is no specific rule to doing it. All you need is focus. To help you better, you can write few words of your own to praise yourself. Read the words over and over again and believe in yourself while you read it. Then begin your meditation with your mind on such words of praise and on the breath of your nostrils. If there is noise around, you should lose consciousness and fall into realms or feel inner peace. Early morning meditation around 4.30am or 5am works for me best.

Chapter Eight
1. A man named Osayande had six wives and a very large farmland. He was a worshipper of Osanobua, who was the first ancestor of that part of the country called Nigeria. Now he had no child through all his wives, but he continued to believe that his god would give him a child.
2. When Osayande heard that a fruit called okhue had been brought into the land by the people of a nearby land, he said, I will go and see it. So he saw the fruit and loved it. Then he purchased two baskets of it and took them home.
3. Now he began to eat the fruit day and night like kolanut and he loved its taste very well. Then he planted some of them on his farmland and they grew well.
4. When the sixth wife of Osayande approached him and said, why do you refrain from me and the rest of your wives for all these while? he said, are you not all barren women who eat my food freely without producing a baby?
5. Then Ivie his sixth wife said, if you give up on our god by refraining from sex, how then do you expect to have a baby? Now pray to our god again and then come and mate with me.
6. I believe that there shall be a story of joy to tell.
7. So Osayande heed the saying of Ivie his wife and did according to her advice. Then he went in to her and mated with her. Then Ivie became pregnant and had a male child whom Osayande named Osahon, saying, our god Osanobua has answered my prayer.
8. For I prayed to him before I had the baby.
9. Now all the other five wives also had children, for the last wife had been with Osayande for eight years without a child before.
10. So Osayande spent his life in full dedication to his god, saying, he has granted my prayers. In that period also, many people who had no child for a long time began to have children in abundance.
11. When Osahon began to grow, he had the inabilty to contain his urine. He prayed daily to the gods of his father and even to the gods of the Yoruba land, but there was no answer. Then he said to his father, why has our god not answered my prayers?
12. Does he really interfere in the affairs of his people? If he does, why is my case so different?
13. Now Osayande said, Osahon my son, I know that Osanobua will answer your prayers. Let us continue to offer sacrifices to him. Have I not told you the story of your birth? I married the first wife without a child.
14. I did sacrifice to our god yearly. I bathed in the water and the priests took me into the black forest for dedication of myself to the gods, but there was no child. I married five more wives and sacrifices were made to make them fruitful, but they had no isue.
15. Then when I have given up, in the year when okhue fruit came into the land, your mother Ivie said to me, do not neglect me your wife. Pray to Osanobua again and let us mate.
16. Then we mated and I impregnated your mother with you. Then I did likewise to all my other wives and your brothers and sisters came forth. Now Osahon, do not give up on Osanobua our god. For when you do not expect, he will do great and this shame will pass away from you.
17. Now Osahon believed his father and focused more on his dedication to the chief god of the land called Osanobua. But his problem did not cease.
18. When Osahon was twenty years old, he was desperate to see the problem depart, so he went to the bush and fetched all manner of leaves. He squeezed the juice out of them and drank them.
19. When he continued to drink different juices from different herbs, he noticed some changes in the functionality of his private rod. Then he overcame his problem. When Osahon had noticed how herbs and fruits could function well to cure ailments, he returned to his father again and said, what is the name of the fruit which you brought to the land in abundance before I was born?
20. Then his father said, it is okhue. For I ate much of it and gave many people in the land. Then Osahon said, I think that the cure to your barreness was from the okhue and not because you prayed to any of the gods of our land.
21. Did you not say that many people who had no children began to have children around the period I was born? This is a sign that the fruit, which was the new thing you brought to the land in those days was what brought the solution.
22. Now Osayande was angry. And he said, you have blasphemed and you have given the glory of our god to an ordinary nut. Listen to your childish talk and tell me how a nut which I ate turned to you human being. Change your ways and seek the forgiveness of our god, or else you will be smitten to death by his servants.
23. Osahon refused to agree with his father such that he parted ways with him. Then he continued to fetch herbs for cure to problems rather than making sacrifices to the gods. So Osahon became the most efficient herbalist of the land. And he did not involve the use of incantation in his work, yet he was able to cure many people, even more than the other herbalists who claimed to have invoked the gods into the administration of the herbs through incantation.
24. So Osahon was well respected by many, such that when he had died, the people deified him as one of the gods because he did not consult any god before administering the herbs successfully. Then he was worshipped from the 273,545th year of the homo sapiens era till the 273,856th year.

^^^
if anyone is silly enough to be reading and believing all of this gibberish,
then visit these posts of his and see just how fearful and untruthful
otem atum alias otem sapien is, start with this post and read down:
https://www.nairaland.com/4403181/laughter-yahweh-deceiver/6#67117322
he has two accounts so as when he is banned on one he posts with the other
which is against the forum rules to do so
who would read and believe the posts posted by a dishonest and deceiving person?

johnw47:
^^^
if anyone is silly enough to be reading and believing all of this gibberish,
then visit these posts of his and see just how fearful and untruthful
otem atum alias otem sapien is, start with this post and read down:
https://www.nairaland.com/4403181/laughter-yahweh-deceiver/6#67117322
he has two accounts so as when he is banned on one he posts with the other
which is against the forum rules to do so
who would read and believe the posts posted by a dishonest and deceiving person?

Wilgrea7, welcome back to the world of speaking against the TRUTH. This is the truth which contains the origin of your god(Yahweh), his struggles, jealousy among his brothers, his good deeds in quote and his bad deeds in bold.

When the LIGHT OF GOD ALMIGHTY has determined to bring you up, who in the whole universe can bring you down? This is just a tip off the iceberg of what NATURE and the LIGHT OF GOD is doing to the world. I wonder how you will yell and grumble when some of the things written by your grandfathers and grandmothers are being revealled by some chosen people.

Peace to you in the name of Otem, the adopted son of the good gods

0temSapien:
Wilgrea7,

Please I sent an email to you at otem2016@yahoo.com. I don't know if you received.

gensteejay:
Please I sent an email to you at otem2016@yahoo.com. I don't know if you received.

I've not checked my email for a long time now. I'll check soon. Thanks.

johnw47:
^^^
if anyone is silly enough to be reading and believing all of and deceiving person?

I went through that thread you shared but didn't see anywhere Otem lied or was fearful.

All I saw were your threats and insults. Because he wouldn't stop exposing the lies of the Bible and other holy books, you resorted to threats and calling him unprintable names.

Is that how to win a soul

Your attitude and that of other Christians only buttress what Otem says that religion promotes hate and violence, and instills fear in people to make them believe in and worship a god.

Chapter Nine

1. In the 273,912th year of the homo sapiens era, which is also called the 6,088BCE, some homo sapiens entered some empty islands now found in a country called Seychelles. Then a sea disease afflicted them such that many of them died.
2. Now the people did not know the cause of the disease and they agreed to find out. When they went about to find out, they saw two very large nuts of the shape of a female buttock at the shore.
3. They turned it around and found a belly like that of a woman, yet it was a nut and not a human. Then they began to fear, saying, this land is cursed, that is why we have diseases which has killed many of us.
4. So they turned back quickly and left the land, because they feared that if they remained in the land further, they would be turned to similar nut. So the island lay fallow as it was before, for the floating nut and the nut which they saw at the beach had scared many people who came near the land since the beginning of the homo sapiens era.
5. In the 274,000th year of the homo sapiens era, which is the same as the 6000BCE, Apantaratamas the son of Tarantamas was born in a land now found in India. Apantaratamas began to sit with the wise men of the land when he was six years old. Then he acquired a very great knowledge of the deities of his land.
6. Now Apantaratamas grew so well in the matter of wisdom such that he surpassed many of the wise men who were older than him. He composed many hymns and wise sayings and told them to those who sought him.
7. He told them stories about Vishnu, Brahma, Shiva and the Bhuddas who were all his ancestors, for before his time, many great sages had existed in the land under the name Bhudda.
8. When Apantaratamas began to get old, he said to the people, do not cease to recite and memorise the wise sayings of your land. There are treasures in the stones of the land Anjar and all surrounding lands.
9. Many lands of the world will seek the words written in our stones and make their own world with them if we who own them do not seek to look into them. Consider the land of Amun how they treasure their words.
10. So let us teach the words of wisdom of our fathers to our children from generation to generation. I have written five hundred hymns and many wise sayings. Let them be well preserved so that they could be seen when enlightenment shall come.
11. Then Apantaramas died and for many centuries after, there was no one as great as he in all the lands of India. He was also well spoken of from generation to generation.
12. Mensah was born in the 274,213th year of the homo sapiens era (5,787BCE). He was born in a lamd now found in thr country called Ghana. When Mensah had dug the earth, he discovered gold. Then he told his father what he had found.
13. Then his father said, you have found a treasure. Keep it from the eyes of everyone, for by it shall we make wealth. So Mensah kept the gold from the eyes of everyone. So Mensah made neck chains, plates and other things with the gold and sold them to his people.
14. Then they asked how he got them, but he said, I have journeyed through many hills and valleys into the land of the spirits. There I obtained these things. When he said so, the people did not bother to find it out.
15. When a bushfire spread, the storehouse of Mensah caught fire such that everything which he stored in it got burnt. The ornaments of gold all got burnt in the fire. Now the people of the land said, is this not the punishment of the gods?
16. For the thing which Mensah used for the making of the ornaments which he sold to us are stolen from the gods by him.
17. When Mensah removed the wood and the burnt palm trees which had fallen in, he found all the ornaments of gold beneath them, but they all sparkled unlike the way they appeared earlier.
18. Then he said, come and see the great things which the gods have done to my treasure. When they saw the shiny gold, they were amazed. Then they said, how does an angry fire make this thing shine rather than destroying it?
19. So they reverred Mensah and saw him as a god. Then Mensah went and dug secretly for more gold. Then he beat them to different sizes after making them glow by heating them.
20. Now he did not reveal to anyone in the land the secrets of how he obtained the gold or how he was able to make them pure and shiny. Then he died in the 274,290th year of the homo sapiens era when he was seventy-seven years of age.

johnw47:
^^^
if anyone is silly enough to be reading and believing all of this gibberish,
then visit these posts of his and see just how fearful and untruthful
otem atum alias otem sapien is, start with this post and read down:
https://www.nairaland.com/4403181/laughter-yahweh-deceiver/6#67117322
he has two accounts so as when he is banned on one he posts with the other
which is against the forum rules to do so
who would read and believe the posts posted by a dishonest and deceiving person?

Yinmu" we already know, thanks baba