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who named the planet Maldek? - Plenum - 09-10-2013
Maldek was apparently known to be a planet before the Ra communications. It was even named beforehand.
Quote:6.10 Questioner: Both.
Ra: At one time/space, in what is your past, there was a population of third-density beings upon a planet which dwelt within your solar system.
There are various names by which this planet has been named.
The vibratory sound complex most usually used by your peoples is Maldek.
These entities, destroying their planetary sphere, thus were forced to find room for themselves upon this third density which is the only one in your solar system at their time/space present which was hospitable and capable of offering the lessons necessary to decrease their mind/body/spirit distortions with respect to the Law of One.
there seems to be a link to Theosophy:
"In UFO and channelling related sources, such as The Law of One, and also in the Ascended Master Teachings, a group of religions based on Theosophy, Phaeton is referred to as Maldek."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascended_Master_Teachings
http://karljahn.tripod.com/Maldek.htm
anyone else have any insightful info? recall of past lives from Maldek?
RE: who named the planet Maldek? - Ashim - 09-10-2013
Not sure about the origins of the name Maldek. I have heard Malona, Marduk, 'The Silver Tongued', Lucifer and some others too.
The 'mal' (latin) could refer to bad or evil, the 'dek' (greek) to the number 10, or the tenth planet.
Bad tenth planet - Maldek?
RE: who named the planet Maldek? - Aloysius - 09-10-2013
I'm pretty sure Mal originally meant tongue. The shift into being interpreted as "bad" has to do with all the bible passages renouncing the tongue for it's potential for foul deeds, the bible being widely distributed in latin. So I would say "silver tongued" would be the closest of those examples Ashim.
Then again I have little to no idea myself.
RE: who named the planet Maldek? - kainous - 09-10-2013
Aloysius may have gotten that from the online articles about Solex Mal and others. According to them Maldek is "silver tongue"
http://www.sacred-texts.com/ufo/otof/otof10.htm
http://www.spacevoice.fsnet.co.uk/language.htm
RE: who named the planet Maldek? - Matt1 - 09-16-2014
The planet is also known as Tiamat.
RE: who named the planet Maldek? - Unbound - 09-18-2014
It's the shadow planet corresponding in our system with Da'ath.
RE: who named the planet Maldek? - michael430 - 09-20-2014
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RE: who named the planet Maldek? - Bluebell - 09-20-2014
Marduk, sungod, son of Tiamat?
RE: who named the planet Maldek? - dreamliner - 12-06-2014
Olbers seems as the first person in recorded history, who proposed that the asteroid belt, was the remnants of a planet that had been destroyed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Wilhelm_Matthias_Olbers