The Great and Glorious Dammah

If you recall, the Dammah is the teaching of the Buddha. It is taken from the Tao Te Ching of Lao Tsu. It is the gospel taught by Jesus Christ. My work has been to bring to light the Dammah teachings in scripture.

In Psalm 50:21, David mentions the Dammah of Life:

"Ordain the engravings of the Dammah of Life.Correct the Order of the Eye."

This is my translation of the scripture, as it is written, without the words that have been added to the standardized copy of the Bible.

I would like to call to your remembrance that Moses gave you two witnesses. The witness of life and the witness of death.There are in fact, two different sets of 10 commandments in your Bible. He commanded you to choose life, that you might live. The sin of Israel was that they chose to follow the witness of death, which included commandments to kill sinners and exterminate idolatrous nations.

Jesus chose the way of Life, which is the Dammah, and he taught it to you. Isaiah prophecied that the Darma would stand.

Isaiah 14:24

"The LORD of hosts swore, saying, the Darma is determined to stand."

Ezekiel calls the teaching, embraced by King David, the great and glorious Dammah.

To understand his teaching, we must first know that the word for tree and the word for book are one word. Therefore, tree and book are completely interchangeable.

Ezekiel 31:18

"The great and glorious Dammah was the tree in Eden. The book of Eden descended to the lowest lands, and rested in the midst of the uncircumcised."

The Dammah always descends, because its home is in the tops of the mountains, the Himalayas, where, in the last days, the LORD'S house will be established.

The Dammah is always referred to as female, for it represents  the qualities of the divine feminine, love, joy, truth, the preservation of life, and forgiveness.

In the garden of Eden, the Dammah is represented by Eve, the divine feminine, who ate from the Damma tree and obtained enlightenment.

The garden belonged to Allah. It was Allah who forbade Adam to eat from the Darma tree, and left him blind, naked, with no knowlege and no eternal life.

The name of Eve is written Chavah, which means life. It is likely the root word of Ye-Havah, aka Jehovah or Yaweh.

Eve is also called in scripture the lamb and the good news.

If you haven't read the Tao Te Ching I highly recommend it. You will find the words of Jesus Christ on every page, and it predated him by several hundred years.