Helmet

• To dream of seeing a helmet, denotes threatened misery and loss will be avoided by wise action.

Source: 10 000 Dream Interpretations, by Gustavus Hindman Miller

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Helmet: See also Hat and Head: Salvation; preparation; promise from God; covering to protect the head of a person. (Eph. 6:17; Is. 59:17; 1 Thess. 5:8)

(Source: Tehillah Ministries)

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helmet, hat, head, salvation, preparation, promise, promise from god, covering, protect, head of a person,

Hat: See also Head and Helmet: . (See also the book "In A Dream, In A Vision of the Night" by Susan Noone Riddle). (Eph. 6:17; Is. 59:17; 1 Thess. 5:8; Is. 59:17)

(Source: Tehillah Ministries)

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hat, head, helmet,

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GOD: male aspect which pervades all of the universe in vast interrelationships of every possible sort, providing impetus, creative spark and more. It is capable of being perceived in many ways depending on the perceiver and transcends time as well as space. Most perceptions of the great gods are valid in their own aspects and are or can be of considerable value.

Pagans often choose the archetypal god of the waxing year as patron of all which is new and growing, and the god of the waning year as patron of all which ripens and declines, before the inevitable rebirth. Such perceptions enable us to form close emotional and magickal links with godhood. He is the divine equal and counterpart to the Goddess. Often depicted as the Green God of Summer and the Horned God of Winter.

He is seen as the Sun, without which we couldn't survive. His life, then is honored through the passing seasons of the year. Wild animals are his special concern and His aspect of the Horned God, with antlered helmet was the Christian source of titling Pagans as Satan worshippers. The God's domains are the untouched natural lands whether mountain or desert or forest. The stars, too are his. And his symbols include: sword, horns, spears, wand, knife, arrow, and sickle.

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Zeus:

Originally an Indo-European sky god, the most powerful of the Greek gods, the ruler of heaven and earth, lord of the sky, god of thunder and lightning, king of the gods, and known to the Romans as Jupiter, is usually depicted as a great bearded figure carrying a thunderbolt.

He obtained his power by overthrowing his father Cronus and the Titans and rules from Mt. Olympus. Notorious for his affairs with human women, Zeus often changed his appearance to seduce them, despite his marriage to Hera. He fathered many other gods with the Titans and other goddesses. The twins Apollo and Artemis were his children by a Titan named Leto. She had given birth to them on the island of Delos, where Hera had chased her in a fit of jealousy.

Zeus' favorite daughter was Athena, goddess of wisdom. She had sprung from his head fully grown and fully armed, wearing a shining helmet and a glimmering robe. Zeus's son Hephaestus had split open his father's head with an axe so that Athena could leap out. When it was time to man to be created, Zeus gave this important work to Prometheus and Epimetheus, the two Titans who had helped him in his battle against Cronus and the other Titans. Zeus also gave them the task of providing men and animals gifts that would insure their survival.

For giving men fire, Prometheus was punished by Zeus, who chained him to a rock in the Caucasus mountains, where a vulture would eat his ever-growing liver for eternity.

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VEGAtest method (Vega in vitro test method, Vega method): Variation of applied kinesiology developed by Helmet Schimmel, M.D., D.D.S., a German. it is a bioenergetic evaluation system for revealing disturbance patterns in a patient's electro-magnetic acupuncture system. Its theory posits Qi (inherent human bioenergy). The VEGAtest method featuresa multipurpose kinesiologic muscle test (see muscle testing) whereby practitioners can: (a) learn the key toxin causing bodily problems, and (b) select proper homeopathic remedies. practitioners use portable instruments that reportedly measure skin conductivity and can help in the location of areas of energetic imbalance or weakness.

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