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| − | Pronounced "ish rish". Ancient Lyrian for ''Queen of Wisdom''. [[Semjase]] and [[Karyatide]] are examples of an Jschrjsch. While the term is applied only to women, the term for men is [[Jschwjsch]]. | + | Pronounced "ish rish". Ancient Lyrian for '''Queen''' ''of Wisdom''. [[Semjase]] and [[Karyatide]] are examples of an Jschrjsch. While the term is applied only to women, the term for men is [[Jschwjsch]]. |
It is said that [[Semjase]], "due to her exceptional knowledge, which far exceeds the average of her home population, has assumed the rank of half-[[Jschrjsch]], which means a half-queen of wisdom or a half-goddess, as they were called earlier on earth<ref>http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Semjase</ref> (and which can be read about, for example, in Greek legends)<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echidna_(mythology)</ref> | It is said that [[Semjase]], "due to her exceptional knowledge, which far exceeds the average of her home population, has assumed the rank of half-[[Jschrjsch]], which means a half-queen of wisdom or a half-goddess, as they were called earlier on earth<ref>http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Semjase</ref> (and which can be read about, for example, in Greek legends)<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echidna_(mythology)</ref> | ||
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Pronounced "ish rish". Ancient Lyrian for Queen of Wisdom. Semjase and Karyatide are examples of an Jschrjsch. While the term is applied only to women, the term for men is Jschwjsch.
It is said that Semjase, "due to her exceptional knowledge, which far exceeds the average of her home population, has assumed the rank of half-Jschrjsch, which means a half-queen of wisdom or a half-goddess, as they were called earlier on earth[1] (and which can be read about, for example, in Greek legends)[2]
