"Mille Saint Sang"

[Kathrin]

Not sure about the writing. I dreamt this expression in French. As a reply to an answer I had. I had been looking for a solution for long and seemed to not be finding it. Then I dreamt this. In the dream it was clearly and logically THE answer. When awake I could not find a way to interprete it. Much time has passed. Answers and solutions seem to be found, more or less. Still feel I have overlooked something.

My mother tongue is German, I learned French but forgot most. Tried to find a meaningful translation for it and came across Christ and Catholicism.

What do you feel it might mean?

[sky]

Originally Posted by Kathrin

Not sure about the writing. I dreamt this expression in French. As a reply to an answer I had. I had been looking for a solution for long and seemed to not finding it. Then I dreamt this. In the dream it was clearly and logically THE answer. When awake I could not find a way to interprete it. Much time has passed. Answers and solutions seem to be found, more or less. Still feel I have overlooked something.

My mother tongue is German, I learned French but forgot most. Tried to find a meaningful translation for it and came across Christ and Catholicism.

What do you feel it might be mean?

Procession of the holy blood.

[Kathrin]

Originally Posted by sky123

Procession of the holy blood.

I had read about processions and the Holy Blood. Thank you.

What I am looking for is an interpretation of the expression "Mille Saint Sang". Why "Mille" with it? Earlier tries to come to a senseful explanation or translation or interpretation lead me to a "hearing":

Das Tausendfach Geheiligte Blut.

Could not find this expression on the supernet :)

I'm not catholic. I believe it has something to do with the oldest of Christianity related teachings.

What were your thoughts? Could you explain?

[Kathrin]

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[Baile]

Originally Posted by Kathrin

I'm not catholic. I believe it has something to do with the oldest of Christianity related teachings.

The recent interest in holy blood mythology is mostly trivial and materialistic, a "Hollywood tale" level of understanding really. Older mythologies have to do - not with fictional novels about Jesus' bloodline and possible offspring - but with mystical knowledge pertaining to the blood of the Christed Jesus. One such understanding describes the blood of Jesus as having been "etherized" as a result of his union with the cosmic Christ energy. This etherized blood - this Christ substance from the cosmos - mixed with and penetrated into the physical earth during Jesus' death. It etherized physical existence itself - the earth, receiving Christ - a transformative process that continues to this day.

[Kathrin]

Originally Posted by Baile

The recent interest in holy blood mythology is mostly trivial and materialistic, a "Hollywood tale" level of understanding really. Older mythologies have to do - not with fictional novels about Jesus' bloodline and possible offspring - but with mystical knowledge pertaining to the blood of the Christed Jesus. One such understanding describes the blood of Jesus as having been "etherized" as a result of his union with the cosmic Christ energy. This etherized blood - this Christ substance from the cosmos - mixed with and penetrated into the physical earth during Jesus' death. It etherized physical existence itself - the earth, receiving Christ - a transformative process that continues to this day.

What do you think about the "Thousand"?

[Baile]

Originally Posted by Kathrin

What do you think about the "Thousand"?

I don't know what you are referring to Kathrin, what is the Thousand?

[Kathrin]

Mille is French for Thousand. Tausendfach is German for Thousandfold.

If you read my opening question and the following statements you will understand.

[Baile]

Dream symbology is personal, it would be your task to investigate what one thousand means to you, the feelings and things going on in your life right now that might relate to all this.

[Molearner]

Originally Posted by Kathrin

Mille is French for Thousand. Tausendfach is German for Thousandfold.

If you read my opening question and the following statements you will understand.

Kathrin,

I liked Baile's suggestion that spoke of the spilling of Christ's blood. Tausendfach suggests abundance which could include, not only an abundance of Christ's blood, but also could include that of Christian saints during history.

The one thing I did not understand from your opening was that you said that the words came as a reply to an answer that you had. Did the words come as a reply to an Antwort(answer) or to eine Frage(a question)? I am understanding it in this way......I might be wrong. If it was a question then I might guess it to be something like: Where is God? Is God on this earth? Is there evidence that God is with us?........etc......etc.

My understanding might be a problem, on my part, of fluency in multiple languages.