Kali is the best emblem to represent the “fall of man”

Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky had written in Isis Unveiled: “In this age, Vishnu had to incarnate himself in Christna, in order to Kalisave humanity from the goddess Kali, consort of Siva, the all-annihilating—the goddess of death, destruction, and human misery.

Kali is the best emblem to represent the “fall of man;” the falling of spirit into the degradation of matter, with all its terrific results.

We have to rid ourselves of Kali before we can ever reach “Moksha,” or Nirvana, the abode of blessed Peace and Spirit.”

Strabo had said on the visit to Athens of the British Druid astronomer Abaris (Hebrew Rabbi)

The Greek geographer, Strabo had said on the visit to Athens of the British Druid astronomer Abaris (Hebrew Rabbi):druids

“He came not clad in skins like a Scythian, but with a bow in his hand, a quiver hanging on his shoulders, a plaid wrapped about his body, a gilded belt encircling his loins, and trousers reaching down from the waist to the soles of his feet. (more…)

Santos Bonacci to Meat Eaters: You will NOT ascend at all, Kill yourselves motherf*ckers

Over the last couple years, semi-infamous astrotheologist and wanna be sovereign, Santos Bonacci has been verbally attacking anyonesantos bonacci 3 and everyone who does not agree with his unprovable esoteric teachings and half baked vegetarian theories.

From the Pope and the Vatican, to round earthers and now, to every last woman, child, and man on earth who is a meat eater.

Bonacci says, I mean rants yet again in the message below that if you eat meat, “You will NOT ascend at all and in fact, he wants you to “KILL yourselves motherfuckers.” (more…)

The Descent of Ishtar Into Hades

Ishtar was the Babylonian Venus or goddess of love. The story of her descent to Hades and return to the world of the living is found on a tablet now in the British Museum, and is perhaps the most 8 Pointed Star Ishtarpoetical legend of the recovered Assyrian literature.

It has been suggested that the story is the text of a religious drama, resembling the miracle-plays of mediaeval Europe. The legend shows no reason for Ishtar’s desire to enter Hades, but it is easy to suppose that she went thither to rescue some beloved person.

This supplies a connection with the familiar story of Venus and Adonis (or Tammuz), which the Greek writers declare to be of Syrian origin. The drama, if such it were, was probably part of the annual celebration of the return of Spring. Ninkigal, the Queen of Hades, corresponds to the Greek Persephone, and Latin Proserpina, the wife of Pluto. In like manner, Hea, the king of the gods, corresponds to Zeus or Jupiter, and the divine messenger to Hermes or Mercury. (more…)

Nostradamus: Bound By the Oath of the Brotherhood

By 33rd Degree Freemason, Manly P. Hall – “Histories are generally written about the men who prominently influence the events that Nostrodamusmake history; little is written – though it might be of greater interest – about the shadowy figures who seem always to stand behind the men who make history.

Michael Nostradamus, seer of France, is among the most extravagant of such men; born in 1503 and possessed with some inner source ofknowledge, beyond the reach of ordinary mortals, he wrote the history of the world to come!

Nostradamus was a respected physician, a man of outstanding medical accomplishments…it is evident that he too belonged to the Order of the Quest, Mystic, Philosopher, Astrologer, Alchemist, and Cabalist, he was versed in all of the secret lore disclosed only to those who have bound themselves with the oath of the brotherhood.”

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