Crook, crooked, crooking, crooks, crookery, and shepherd's crook, also - cronyism, crony, cronies, Cronus (also spelled Kronos), crosier

Crook is the establishment of deviousness, and those who make a living at it who are infested with emotional disorder. Their reflection is critical and their image is dishonesty which is used to overlay frustration. In their crooked battle inside their minds, certain emotions cancel out others in a form of malfunction.

In may be that becoming crooked is naturally becoming a crony, as crooks usually have long time friends and companions to share their desires. In Greek mythology, Cronus, the king of heaven and the Titan God of time was defeated by his son Zeus to rule the universe bubble. Zeus was considered the God of the sky and one of his symbols is the golden eagle, and a shepherd's crook does not seem to be associated with him, and he had animal companions.

The monsters of myth all seem to have something crooked going if you study mythology. Here are some examples with links to each one for a larger view.

In the first Greek vase painting, the chariot has crooks in its design. In the next painting, the serpent has a crook along with a flower which has a crook. In the third painting, the sphinx has the head of a man, not a lion, and has a crooked tail. In the last painting, the serpent has many crooks associated with a strange bird with wings. If you continue to research, you will be overwhelmed with crooks, cronies, staffs, and squirming serpents. Is it also a strange coincidence that many staffs represent strange symbolism in their designs, as trees surrounded by serpents and a hook?

The question is associated with the action of asking, while the crook never asks. Is this the hook of the crook disassociation? Is the question mark a permanent disassociation of the software? In other words, our minds think in a linear dimension, and we learn using lexemes and their associations. We assume the lessons must have tests to accomplish learning, when everything is a test, every moment is a test. Shouldn't testing come first, then learning? Does the mind learn faster backwards? If learning came immediately after testing, does the mind sew a different pathos that does not resemble a pathos that was not altered? Study Reference: Transmarginal Inhibition

It would suggest so when studying the channels and meditation concepts of our thinking, and the order of the laws of our programs, along with the study of animals. Did Zeus know the answers or is Zeus just a figment of our imaginations?

And finally, is the shepherd's crook a deliberate workings past down to the pathological deviants in power? Does it overlay the tabernacle killing joy's connection? The crosier is a bishops staff that depicts Saint Michael trampling a serpent all happening inside a crook that seems a closed loop. The crosier is a staff with a crook and sits immediately next to the word cross in the dictionary. The crosier is also someone who bears the cross, as Jesus is commonly referred to as doing.

One must ask, how many correlation are there? It would suggest that over time, the errors will be removed, and all will be correlated according to the principles we use now such as mathematics, geometry, and quantum physics.

I heard someone say once, "There are only questions". I respectfully disagree, "There are only answers that questions begin". If there are only questions, there are no answers either.

Reference quote from the "Secret History of the World" By Laura Knight-Jadczyk page 156 interpreting some of Boris Mouravieff's gnosis with the Cassopaea connection.

R. Mark Sink  2007/7/10