TOME 10 PART 83; THE REAPER'S DEATH TOLL GATE FARE

TOME 10 PART 83; THE REAPER'S DEATH TOLL GATE FARE

ANCIENT GREEK PROVERB

Before you shoot Cupid Arrows...be sure to ensure there is no Dragon lurking in the Environs for Cupid Arrows have a Natural Enemy...the Firewall Of Pure Cynicism. Love can break all walls...but only if it is True. Shooting Cupid Arrows at Paris and Helen without any consideration for Agamemnon who was looking for an excuse to Start a War...now that is how a Trojan Horse is born.

DAGARA PROVERB 2;

Separating Goats from Sheep, Prodigal Sons and Nephilim, Women and Dragons, and Ten Virgins, they have this one thing in Common A Reaper's Death Toll Gate Fare....(Fare(Reaper's Justice+Sheep/Warship Mothership/Alien Invasion Mothership). This is the sort of thing that happens...when a Woman and Dragon are joined in Holy Matrimony.

Every Reaper carries a Weapon...a Weapon called A Scythe...a Tool used for Harvest.

TWI/FANTE PROVERB

The Twi/Fante Word for a Vulture is the Word Peteku (Peter+Kill). Another word is Kokosekyi (Koko (To knock + Sekyi (To search)) like that creature that flies about knocking on People's Gates...open the Door, I have an Arrest Warrant for Someone in your House.

THE REAPER'S DEATH TOLL

In Ancient Greece, when a Person died and was about to be passed on into the Netherworld, they would put him on a Boat or Pyre with Two Coins (Currents) called (Drachma(like a Matrimony between a Dragon and a Woman about to give Birth) on each of his Eyes. Then they'd set the Pyre on Fire or Shoot an Arrow that sets the Drifting Boat Ablaze.

WHAT THE DEAD PERSON SEES...

When he opens his eyes...he is standing on the Shores between Life and Death. A Boat approaches turning the Rivers Misty and Dark. The Boatman is called Charon; the one who Fares Dead People to the Nether Regions. The Drachma the Living Place on the Eyes of the Dead Man prevent him from having to come face to face with the Full Horror of Gazing into the Eyes Of Death(obviously both Coins should have the Same Value to indicate Balance/Justice/Reaping What you Sow...even Seraphim know better than to look upon the Full Glory Of God. Suddenly, he finds the Drachma not on his Eyes...but rather in his Hands...once he pays the Toll...he is Ferried across the River to Eternal Bliss.