Thanksgivikah II and putting ENOCH back into Chanukah

This thanksgiving will be held on the night of the full moon of Kislev, the miraculous moon/month that Chanukah is celebrated. This celebration is about the dedication of the Jewish Temple called the Beith Hamikdash within our own homes and lands all over the holy globe of the Earth. The sacred oil called shemen in Hebrew is first mentioned in the Torah in the section where Jacob uses a special rock as his pillow in the wilderness and has his famous dream of the sulam, the ladder that connects heaven to Earth. This rock holds the secret of the true Eben Shetiyah, the foundation stone of the temple that connects heaven and Earth. Then he awakens and anoints the rock with the shemen/oil, this being a hint to the oil of the Temple and the holiday of Chanukah celebrated during the dark of the month of Kislev. This story is always read during the month of Kislev. The full moon is the same blessed light that we bring into our homes a few days later during the darkest days of the month and the shanah/year cycle.
The root of the word for Chanukah is Chanoch which is also the name of the first human shaman to understand the mystery medicine walk of the evolved human to a point that it is said that he walked fully with HaShem, the Source of Love. Tradition tells us that he became a very special angel called Metatron and all this happened before the Jewish religion historically began. By studying the planetary mysteries and other wisdom lineages we may understand that he visited other peoples and brought them the "knowledge of the East" as it I called in the Sepher HaZohar. He came to these peoples as the being called Vishnu in ancient India.(see the image of the Vishnu yantra with the Mogen David in the center) All the wisdom lineages are part of the holy tree of life that permeates the great Temple building tradition whose goal is to manifest the Peace that is in the heavens right here on Earth. May the blessings of the light of the sacred Shemen/oil bring the great Peace(with a capital P since this is a sacred name of deity in the Hebrew) to all of us here living in the Earth.