Some Say Solomon

Thank you Sean. Cool article.

The poetic meaning of the lapwing is “disguise the secret” because she hides her nest so successfully. Some say that Solomon invented the language of the birds, and the lapwing was the first to use it. The cuckoo perpehually calls “Where? Where? Where is my love?”


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  1. Big Elk
    Posted September 8, 2008 at 6:11 pm | Permalink

    from same

    According to the Zohar, the earthly Paradise was called “The Bird’s Nest”. The Messiah would reveal himself in Galilee. A star of all colours would appear in the East, the power of the Messiah would be made manifest, and the Messiah would enter his place, The Bird’s Nest, where angels would offer him gifts. The Bird’s Nest occupies the central Sephira, Tiphareth, on the branches of the Tree of Life, where the phoenix’s egg will hatch.

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