Megiddo Mosaic Translation

Alu (Akkadian ALu, god Alu - This is the masculine life-power source god of the Ancient Pagan Paradigm. He was the first cause and hence he is “that power which lacks” (A.Lu) any other power affecting him.  Alu’s  complementary feminine source power was Kate/Hekate who as the "Revealer" revealed selected souls then residing in the  underworld awaiting their reincarnation. Alu was associated with the daytime divine realm above the earth plane while Kate was associated with the dark night-time and cave-like underworld below the earth plane.  Alu’s  created life-powers were called “fertility-fluids (Akkadian mu)” which flowed to earth as directed by the life network where they either triggered the manifestations of life forms or were manifested directly as "nourishments (ba)" becoming sun light/heat and rain:  

Ayu (Akkadian AYu, This is feminine life-power connective goddess who transports Kate's souls  to the from the underworld to the upper world. She is the crescent moon goddess who is thought of as a boat and is actually called the "Reed Boat" in the near east. She is the feminine complement to the masculine sun power of Hu who transports the fluid-like life powers to earth as sun light/heat and rain.)  

Hu (Akkadian Ḫu, This is the masculine life-power connective god who represented the life network which channels the life powers from Alu. He nourished and sustained life via sun light/heat and the storm clouds which brought rain.  Moving rain clouds were imagined as a herd of running wild cattle so in this role he was the storm bull.  Hu is called the “Healer” (Akkadian ḫelû) which is the source for the Greek word “Helios” which refers to their sun god. The Celtic sun god “Lugh” seems to be a direct derivative of Hu. His feminine complement is the goddess Ayu who edits the connections of the life-network.)   

Kate/Hekate (Akkadian KaTû, This is the life-power source goddess and revealer of souls. She "reveals" selected souls residing in the underworld for reincarnation in bodies or as spirits.  As a gathering power for discarded (dead) life she is the lady of the chalice. She uses eagle-vultures to cut individual threads of life in the life network in order to return souls to the underworld. Hence she is involved in both life and death. She is usually an enemy of the motion powers (Selene, Thu, both astrology and emotion magic) because their functions somewhat overlapped. The souls of Kate had to become "involved" with Selene's sparks of life (spirits). Souls represented the personality of a person. The word "Kate" in Akkdian means  "depleter power." When Kate is acting on the life network she is "Hekate" meaning "Hu's  depleter power.")  

Selu/Selene (Akkadian SeLu, ŠeLu, This is the feminine motion-power goddess who is associated with the astrological celestial lights and the emotion-generating spark of life. She represents their visible external form. The word “Selene” means “powers of Selu with its /en/ ending.”) 

Su (Akkadian Su, This is the masculine motion-power source god of the Ancient Pagan Paradigm. Su is represented by both the dark new moon and the pupil of the eye so he represents both the astrological and emotional components of the motion power class but in their hidden form. This eye correspondence gives rise to Su’s main epithet which is “observer.” The new moon defines the monthly cycles so Su is also “father time” or "time-keeper" (Akkadian šattu). Large eyed owls are associated with him as harbingers of change. )

Thu (Akkadian Ṭu, This is the hermaphrodite motion-power (astrological and emotional) connective and manifestation deity most closely associated with raw emotions, most commonly sex. This cross-gender representation is because it is a connective deity who crosses boundaries.  Because of its boundary-crossing role, its priests are most involved in integrating motion powers with life powers.)

Yahu/Yahweh (Akkadian  I’u, Ya’u, Ia’u, EA, IHu, YaHu, This is the form manifestation god who represents the triggering of the invisible "things-given" on earth. These "things-given" are the universal Platonic-forms of Greek philosophy. This existence of this concept in all runic texts indicates that the Greeks got this idea from the earlier Druid civilization. This usually refers to life forms but after also to the formation of pottery and metal items.

Shepherds (Akkadian Rē’û, RēYû, These shamans and bards are associated with the dark new moon god Su and the celestial light (star and moon) goddess Selu/Selene. They are the source of all voluntary motion/emotion powers. They do astrology-magic from Su and emotion magic involving the sparks of life (stars and inner feelings) from Selu/Selene. This set of motion powers are different from the astrology-fate-powers of the planets (the zodiac-houses). While the shepherds can reveal and prod (edit) those astrology-fate-powers they cannot change their inevitable manifestations. Nourishments (fertility fluids of the life network) can be opened by Shepherds because they affect its flow rate. Attunements (logos) involve the shepherds. Emotional-curses can involve shepherds. These are the "Bards" in the classic Druid texts who are associated with enhancing the motion sources. "Bard" means "Nourishers of the Drivers" from B.RD. The gospel of Matthew associates Jesus with being a shepherd in addition to associating him with the Magi who work with the connective layer of the motion powers.

Weavers, Vates (Akkadian UTu, Vate), These priests seek to affect the shape and connections of the life network by using emotion magic to  influence Kate/Hekate's eagle-vultures. They are called "Revealers of fertility-fluids" and "Revealers of Ayu"

Boundary, Boundary-Powers (Akkadian ETu,  The  middle  layer of the Ancient Pagan Paradigm. This is the normal sky-shell and life network between the divine and earthly realms.)

Astrology-Magic (Akkadian Tu, This power comes from the night deities of the motion powers Su, Selene, and the life powers of Kate/Hekate. It is not the astrological-fate-powers of the planets. Astrology-magic can modify the astrological-fate-powers by authorizing the planets during their rising at earth's horizon. Such authorizations can also be done by human magic-crafters using emotionally arousing rituals involving Thu.

Manifestations (Akkadian Du. Invisible “platonic” life forms need to be filled and stuffed with matter in order to be  manifested on earth. Life forms are manifested on earth by Yahu and then revealed and made-visible by Asher. Emotionally commanded motion changes can be "manifested" by astrology-magic.)

Revelations, Form-Revelations (Akkadian Nu, the end result of all the divine powers is making things visible on earth. This is done by a feminine power while manifestations are done by a masculine power.

Fertility-Fluids (Akkadian Mu, Both genders of life deities can produce fertility-fluids (imagined as being analogous to milk or semen). Usually, the divine male  fertility fluids were thought to flow through the life network to trigger life forms on earth. These were manifested visibly as sunlight and heat. The divine female fertility fluids acted to support life and these were manifested visibly as either rain or dew. The Akkadian word “Ma” (Mu with an /a/ suffix) means “fertility fluid provider.” Its flow must be activated by a motion power.

Network Birds, (Akkadian Pa’u, PaYa, owls and eagle-vultures who together edit the life network to affect the direction and flow rate of the fertility fluids.

Emotion-Owls (Akkadian AKu, One of the divine network birds along with eagle-vultures and astrological-owls. These owls are the observers of emotion powers expressed during the day and are harbingers of future changes. They are associated with Thu while the astrological owls are associated with Su.