The Hunter and the Bear
- apoemisasong

- 23 hours ago
- 2 min read
Why do people like astrology?
Why do people worship the sun, moon and stars?
What lies beyond the veil that so many desperately seek to uncover?
I find that souls are interested in the beyond, but stand without the Door. This is a grave error.
Fortunately for myself, though I've aforehand gotten caught up in the web, I thank God for His journeying Hand. He holds me from above, that I may testify properly. Some things are difficult to talk about, so as I wind myself up, I ask that you may also prepare yourself. This story is not inherently pretty, though I cannot say exactly where the arrow will land.
There. Let's start there. The arrow.
From [Asher], the royal dainty, through the lens of my telescope, I gaze into the sky and find the Orion. The Orion is to the East, and his belt is where the skies unfold. Christ will come from the Orion. The Orion is a 3 star cluster from a constellation called The Hunter. The current identity of the Hunter is unknown, as it parallels an image I am unwilling to face, though I have an idea that it is a mirror.
Next to the Orion is the Pleiades. The Pleiades constellation is also called the Seven Stars, and its constellation is in the form of a Bear. The Scriptures tell us to "seek him who made the Orion and the Seven Stars." Again, that would be Christ.
But the Hunter is chasing the Bear with a bow and arrow. The Bear is the first man who kissed me. He stole my first kiss off a dare. I returned 14 years later for an apology, and received nothing. This Bear inside me didn't roar until many years later, and upon deep soul searching, I found out what was really inside me. Paintings.
Now, to people with ancient religions, you've heard of Nimrod. The Bible calls him 'a mighty hunter before the Lord.' I never understood what that meant until recently. He killed animals for sport. But I parallel this man to the abomination of the Israelites who "baked cakes to the queen of heaven," or were "weeping for Tammuz;" such as pagan religions go. The beginning of Nimrod's kingdom was Babel, which is represented by a golden lion in the book of Daniel.
He is then succeeded by a Persian Bear. (Which I thought was interesting.)
Babylon is fallen.
Down to false religions. Down to the feet of iron and clay. Down to the statue of Nebuchadnezzar. Down to sorcery and withcraft. Down to the very stars. Red to the moon. Sackcloth to the sun.
Alexander the Great only conquered through a study of Daniel, as he recognized himself to be the Leopard who conquered the Bear. But he was fast, and he died young.
When the Magi studied the stars, they found Christ. So should we.
But this arrow pierced through my heart and circumsized not only the foreskin, but the complete upper half. The apex of my heart shrunk, then vanished.
I've been twisted into petals, then untwisted. My heart is made of love.
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