Speaker 1: And we're alive.
Speaker 2: Today is December second, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: My time. It says nine to fifty two am. So
Speaker 1: here we.
Speaker 2: Are and I'm on Twitter today instead of kick Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just I only have three destinations I can choose,
Speaker 2: so that's I just decided to go Twitter this time.
Speaker 2: I'm not really happy with the arrangement of this TV,
Speaker 2: like I have to look to the left way too much.
Speaker 1: But it's all good. I'll fix it. Lator the mic
Speaker 1: is still doing the thing. I'm not sure why.
Speaker 2: It's really really hyper sensitive right now, but it's whatever.
Speaker 2: And let me just double check and make sure that
Speaker 2: isn't right, Okay, well whatever. So today we're going to
Speaker 2: look at Saturn, Colt, the Moon Colt.
Speaker 1: How to is.
Speaker 2: Connected in also how it kind of blends where it
Speaker 2: may have come from some possibilities that we have also
Speaker 2: happened in history, because when you look at people talking
Speaker 2: about the beginning, was it the beginning or was the
Speaker 2: resetting the progression after being reduced back to Stone age
Speaker 2: right and being reduced back to primitive life, things being lost,
Speaker 2: things being destroyed and wiped off the map.
Speaker 1: Maybe not all the way.
Speaker 2: Also, there's a lot of strange anomalies like I don't
Speaker 2: think the Vedas were fiction. I'm not sure where you
Speaker 2: place vimanas in that so anyway, and who actually wrote
Speaker 2: those They weren't a bunch of India Indian brown people
Speaker 2: that did that, you know, short people know it wasn't
Speaker 2: the misconception there is that, you know, the the type
Speaker 2: of people that you see in these places today represents
Speaker 2: what they were like three thousand, two thousand, four thousand,
Speaker 2: five thousand years ago, and it's not. It's not the case.
Speaker 2: At least the ruling class was different. They may have
Speaker 2: all you know, been there, but they weren't the ones
Speaker 2: that were writing the histories and creating the culture. They
Speaker 2: were following it. And happily there wasn't a big struggle.
Speaker 2: They weren't being suppressed or oppressed or anything like that.
Speaker 2: They were happy for the enlightenment.
Speaker 1: So there's that. And then along came corruption.
Speaker 2: They had everything up and altered the course of history
Speaker 2: and what we see as history. Hey, thanks, projects Spirit says, hey,
Speaker 2: best show, big things. And then Bushmaster, how's it going, sir?
Speaker 2: Good morning? All right, let's get into it. I got
Speaker 2: a video here to play for you. And a bunch
Speaker 2: of stuff to read. Let me get rid of this thing.
Speaker 2: I don't need that there. But this is going to
Speaker 2: run for about eighteen minutes and possibly longer with commentary.
Speaker 2: So what it is called The Mysteries Behind the Cult
Speaker 2: of Saturn. And I'm sure I'm not going to agree
Speaker 2: with everything, but it's only because I've read so damn much.
Speaker 1: My god, Oh what am I doing here? What are
Speaker 1: they doing? The LEO is tolerable here. It's a new TV.
Speaker 1: I'm gotta get used to it. And maybe you have
Speaker 1: to reduce things.
Speaker 2: That's a three hundred percent right now in the settings.
Speaker 1: May might need to drop that like two fifty makes
Speaker 1: things fit. I don't know. I'm still I'm still messing
Speaker 1: around with it.
Speaker 2: So maybe no, I'm super ass tiny though I'm not
Speaker 2: really watching a very big screen here. I have a
Speaker 2: big screen with a tiny box that I have to
Speaker 2: see everything.
Speaker 3: All right, let's uh, let's get this started. Well, is
Speaker 3: it only okay? Let's do this?
Speaker 2: M And it says satur teaches us that all things
Speaker 2: must come to an end, but within every ending lies
Speaker 2: the seeds of a new beginning. Well that could be
Speaker 2: a cataclysm being expressed there and the amnesia of not
Speaker 2: really understanding where to place things and having confusion about
Speaker 2: that may be exactly what we're looking out here, but
Speaker 2: we'll see what they say.
Speaker 4: Throughout history, few celestial bodies have inspired as much intrigue, fear,
Speaker 4: and reverence as Saturn. This ringed planet, the sixth from
Speaker 4: the Sun, is not only a marvel of the natural world,
Speaker 4: but also a central figure in ancient myths and occult traditions.
Speaker 4: Throughout history, Saturn has been associated with time, death, and
Speaker 4: the inevitable decay that comes with both. Today we explore
Speaker 4: the enigmatic history of the Cult of Saturn, an ancient
Speaker 4: belief system that has left its mark on various religions
Speaker 4: and cultures. We will delve into the origins of this cult,
Speaker 4: its symbolic connections to the Hicks.
Speaker 2: Doesn't it sound like it's also clipping the background music
Speaker 2: like it's yeah, this board is at least in my headphones.
Speaker 2: I'm hearing that, like you hear THEO in the background
Speaker 2: when he's talking in that as soon as he stops
Speaker 2: it cuts it. There's something going on here. It's super
Speaker 2: hypersensitive and I like it. Let's see, maybe I can
Speaker 2: take the processing off that that particular one and see
Speaker 2: that makes it better.
Speaker 4: It's a gone bounding Saturn's north pole. And how these
Speaker 4: symbols have permeated human consciousness and belief systems across millennia.
Speaker 4: The origins and evolution of the cult of Saturn. The
Speaker 4: cult of Saturn is one of the most enigmatic and
Speaker 4: oldest belief systems known to humanity. Saturn, known as Kronas
Speaker 4: in Greek mythology, was the god of time, often depicted
Speaker 4: as an old man with a sickle, symbolizing the harvest
Speaker 4: and the inevitable passage of time. Pronos a titan, was
Speaker 4: also the god of agriculture, a reminder of the cyclical
Speaker 4: nature of life, death and rebirth.
Speaker 2: And what they don't do is they don't come out
Speaker 2: chronologically express this to tell you when this stuff started
Speaker 2: being placed, right, So is that how it began was
Speaker 2: a symbol of death and life and recycle. And da
Speaker 2: da da da da ors as something that was applied
Speaker 2: to it as an attribute after the fact, because I'm
Speaker 2: thinking that Saturn in its many forms was probably caused
Speaker 2: something different before and also wasn't associated with the planet,
Speaker 2: and maybe even was a person who may or may
Speaker 2: not have been virtuous but could have been. And then
Speaker 2: the corruption over time and the superstitions changed the very
Speaker 2: nature of it, as it has done with just about
Speaker 2: everything else. That's just a concept that possibly could be
Speaker 2: applied here. I'm not saying it is.
Speaker 4: His reign was considered the Golden Age.
Speaker 2: And that itself is an example right there the idea
Speaker 2: of the golden age. First of all, the Babylonian Golden
Speaker 2: Age of the Semitics or the Oi Vase wasn't a thing.
Speaker 2: And the true Golden Age that followed after Thor destroyed
Speaker 2: Wooden and the moon Coult where he liberated the people
Speaker 2: that these scumbags were, you know, conducting human sacrifice and
Speaker 2: torture on that was a golden age, and that happened
Speaker 2: with the first kings, the first Northern kings of Sameria,
Speaker 2: which were actually the establishment of the first kings that
Speaker 2: they don't tell you about.
Speaker 4: Time of abundance and peace, but it was also marked
Speaker 4: by the darker aspect of time, the inevitable decay and
Speaker 4: destruction that follows creation. However, the worship of Saturn predates
Speaker 4: even the Greek and Roman civilizations. Scholars suggest that the
Speaker 4: roots of the Saturnian cult can be traced back to
Speaker 4: early Mesopotamian and Sumerian cultures, where Saturn was linked to
Speaker 4: deities such as Enlil, the god of wind, air, earth
Speaker 4: and storms.
Speaker 2: So where I see here is there there blending Wodin
Speaker 2: with Thor and Odin?
Speaker 1: Who Odin? Actually the end? I have something in the.
Speaker 2: End an Thor or ad Thor or add Saint George.
Speaker 2: The many names that come from this were different people. Well,
Speaker 2: I mean Odin and Thor were the same. They weren't
Speaker 2: far Son, and Woden wasn't Odin. Woden was the the
Speaker 2: head sorcerer's scumbag, human sacrificer of this cult, as told
Speaker 2: in the British Edda. So let's roll with that for
Speaker 2: a moment and we'll get into the British eda. Like
Speaker 2: I said, I'm gonna have to do a whole read
Speaker 2: the whole book at some point and put it to
Speaker 2: at editing and send it out.
Speaker 1: It's going to be long.
Speaker 2: That's going to be many many days of actually reading
Speaker 2: it and then editing out and making it nice. But yeah,
Speaker 2: so that's where it seems to blend.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: They're talking about the earth in the storms. That's that's
Speaker 2: sorcery magic right there, and it's actually depicted in the
Speaker 2: British Edda the same. But that was her attributes of Woden,
Speaker 2: a human.
Speaker 4: And lil. Much like Saturn, was a god of great power,
Speaker 4: both feared and revered. He was seen as a creator
Speaker 4: but also a destroyer, capable of bringing life but also
Speaker 4: death through his wrath. This duality creation and destruction, life
Speaker 4: and death became a central theme in the worship of
Speaker 4: Saturn across different cultures. In ancient Egypt, Saturn was associated
Speaker 4: with the god of Ciris, the lord of the underworld,
Speaker 4: who also embodied the themes of death and resurrection. Osiris,
Speaker 4: much like Saturn.
Speaker 2: I don't agree with that the Cyrus was the son
Speaker 2: and is His other attribute was the moon, but not Saturn.
Speaker 2: That was more of a typhonic archetype that.
Speaker 1: Satin.
Speaker 4: Saturn was a complex deity, representing the cycle of life
Speaker 4: and the eternal struggle between order and chaos. The Egyptians
Speaker 4: saw the passage of time as a cycle, with death
Speaker 4: being a necessary step for the rebirth of the soul,
Speaker 4: a belief that resonated deeply with the worship of Saturn
Speaker 4: as human civilizations evolved. So did the worship of Saturn
Speaker 4: in Rome. Saturn was celebrated during the Festival of Saturn
Speaker 4: earlier a.
Speaker 1: Week, which can also.
Speaker 2: Be an indication that these people who founded Rome were
Speaker 2: of this Chaldean cult from Samaria that dispersed down and
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about the wolf and the symbology there.
Speaker 1: That kind of leaks it too.
Speaker 4: Long period of revelry, role reversals, and the suspension of
Speaker 4: societal norms inversion. This festival, held in December, became the
Speaker 4: pre curs to many modern celebrations, including Christmas. During Saturnalia,
Speaker 4: the social order was upended, slaves were treated as equals
Speaker 4: to their masters, gifts were exchanged, and a spirit of
Speaker 4: equality and community prevailed.
Speaker 2: He's all over the place in this chronology already, like
Speaker 2: he doesn't explain when, when is this happening, and when
Speaker 2: at what point were these uh you know, morphingen. When
Speaker 2: did it morph from this to that? And where did it?
Speaker 2: What was it before? And what is what does it become?
Speaker 2: There's a lot to be left here, you know, to
Speaker 2: your left to be desired.
Speaker 4: Echoing the golden age of Saturn's rule. Yet the darker
Speaker 4: aspects of Saturn were never far from the surface.
Speaker 2: Which again kind of attributes him to worden er or sorcerer.
Speaker 4: As the god of time, Saturn was also the devourer
Speaker 4: of all things, including his own children, as depicted in
Speaker 4: the myth where Cronus eats his offspring to prevent them
Speaker 4: from usurping his throne. This act of devouring symbolizes the
Speaker 4: inescapable nature of time, which consumes everything in its path,
Speaker 4: leading to the eventual end of all things. Saturn as
Speaker 4: the dark Sun. One of the more esoteric and intriguing
Speaker 4: aspects of the Saturnian mythos is the idea that Saturn
Speaker 4: was once a dark sun, a primordial star that was
Speaker 4: the original source of light for our planet. This concept,
Speaker 4: rooted in alternative cosmology, posits that before the current Solar
Speaker 4: system configuration, Saturn was a central sun around which Earth
Speaker 4: and other planets orbited. This period, often referred to as
Speaker 4: the Purple Dawn of Creation, is said to have been
Speaker 4: a time of great tranquilit where the Earth was bathed
Speaker 4: in the dim, purplish light of Saturn. According to this hypothesis,
Speaker 4: Saturn was a brown dwarf star that emitted a soft,
Speaker 4: diffuse light, creating an environment vastly different from the one
Speaker 4: we know today.
Speaker 2: This predates writing, so this is all just coming out
Speaker 2: of the heads of people.
Speaker 4: The sky was not the bright blue we see now,
Speaker 4: but a deep.
Speaker 2: In like I'm saying after the fact, they're just making
Speaker 2: this stuff up.
Speaker 4: For the most part, purplish hue, with Saturn looming large
Speaker 4: as a constant presence in the sky. This era, shrouded
Speaker 4: in myth and speculation, is thought to have ended when
Speaker 4: Saturn was pulled into the current Solar system's heliocentric orbit,
Speaker 4: where it was demoted from a star to a planet.
Speaker 4: This cataclysmic event is said to have caused massive upheavals
Speaker 4: on Earth, including floods, earthquakes, and other natural disasters, which
Speaker 4: were recorded in the myths and legends of ancient cultures.
Speaker 4: The displacement of Saturn from its central position to the
Speaker 4: outer reaches of the Solar System marked the end of
Speaker 4: an era and the beginning of a new one, an
Speaker 4: era dominated by the Sun as we know it today.
Speaker 4: This theory, while not widely accepted in mainstream science, has
Speaker 4: found a place in the realm of esoteric thought and
Speaker 4: alternative history. It suggests that the ancient worship of Saturn
Speaker 4: as the Dark Sun or Black Sun is a remembrance
Speaker 4: of this lost era when Saturn was the ruler of
Speaker 4: the skies and the bringer of life. The mysterious Hexagon
Speaker 4: of Saturn. Perhaps the most intriguing and mysterious feature of
Speaker 4: Saturn is the massive hexagon shaped storm at its north pole,
Speaker 4: discovered by the Voyager spacecraft in the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 2: So we have to trust NASA everybody that it's actually
Speaker 2: a storm, that it's not just a CGI graphic, and
Speaker 2: that it's not Oh wow, how convenient that it's you know,
Speaker 2: fulfilling rabbinical bullshit that has been told that long before.
Speaker 1: That.
Speaker 2: Isn't that nice? Oh look, they've found their proof to
Speaker 2: their smoke and mirrors pocus pocus NASA.
Speaker 4: Is and later observed in greater detail by the Cassini mission.
Speaker 4: This hexagon is a cloud pattern approximately twenty thousand miles wide,
Speaker 4: with each side roughly the same length as Earth's diameter.
Speaker 4: The persistence and symmetry of this structure have puzzled scientists
Speaker 4: and sparked the imagination of mystics and occultists alike. From
Speaker 4: a scientific perspective, the hexagon is believed to be a
Speaker 4: result of atmospheric dynamics unique to Saturn. The planet's rapid rotation,
Speaker 4: combined with its complex weather patterns, creates a standing wave
Speaker 4: in the atmosphere, forming the hexagonal shape. Despite this explanation,
Speaker 4: the hexagon's perfect symmetry and its continuous presence for decades,
Speaker 4: if not centuries, have led many to believe that there
Speaker 4: is more to this phenomenon than meets the eye. In
Speaker 4: the realm of sacred geometry, the hexagon holds profound significant.
Speaker 1: That's where you get your.
Speaker 2: You're what they call that thing the mercaba in the
Speaker 2: cube right.
Speaker 4: It is a symbol of harmony, balance, and the underlying
Speaker 4: order of the universe. The hexagon is found throughout nature
Speaker 4: in everything from honeycombs to crystals, and is associated with
Speaker 4: the number six, a number that represents creation, structure, and
Speaker 4: the cosmic order. The hexagon is also linked to the
Speaker 4: Star of David, a symbol that holds deep religious and
Speaker 4: cultural significance.
Speaker 1: In Judaism, Renferen it's not Star David.
Speaker 4: And is connected to the notion of divine.
Speaker 2: I mean, do we want to go down that road
Speaker 2: of how none of those people even were a thing? Oh?
Speaker 1: Should we just leave that alone for now.
Speaker 4: And protection and unity. The appearance of the hexagon on
Speaker 4: Saturn has led some to speculate that it is a
Speaker 4: manifestation of the planet's deeper connection to cosmic laws and
Speaker 4: sacred geometry. It is seen as a symbol of the
Speaker 4: hidden order of the universe, a glimpse into the mysterious
Speaker 4: forces that govern the cosmos.
Speaker 2: That is awfully speculative, Yeah, tengentle in thought.
Speaker 4: For those who delve into the esoteric, the hexagon on
Speaker 4: Saturn is not just a weather pattern. It is a sign,
Speaker 4: a marker of Saturn's role as a keeper of time
Speaker 4: and a gateway to other dimensions. Saturn's influence on religions
Speaker 4: and cultures. The influence of Saturn and the symbolism associated
Speaker 4: with it extends far beyond the ancient myths. Over time,
Speaker 4: Saturn's symbols have permeated various religious and cultural practices, often
Speaker 4: in ways that are subtle and hidden in plain sight.
Speaker 4: One of the most pervasive symbols associated with Saturn is
Speaker 4: the black.
Speaker 1: Que hey he said it for me. The Tifilin wear
Speaker 1: it underheads.
Speaker 2: Remember the tangu in Japanese lore, the demons with the
Speaker 2: long noses, in the big ears who cause mischief like
Speaker 2: a bunch of little lokis, and they wore a black
Speaker 2: cube on their head.
Speaker 1: Ah hmmm, Yeah.
Speaker 4: A geometric shape that has appeared in religious and esoteric
Speaker 4: contexts throughout history. In Judaism, the taphillin, small black boxes
Speaker 4: containing verses from the Torah are worn on the head
Speaker 4: and arm during prayer. These boxes are cube shaped and
Speaker 4: are seen as a physical manifestation of the spiritual connection
Speaker 4: between the individual and the divine.
Speaker 2: The divine human sacrificer who destroys and eats its own children.
Speaker 2: Right that guy, that's the divine. You know that black
Speaker 2: cube right there. Let me see if I can pull
Speaker 2: out the book here and tell you what it's called.
Speaker 2: The black cube of Mecca that predates a you know,
Speaker 2: the fake Abraham religion. That is the Ka'bah Kaaba saturn
Speaker 2: is also represented as a cube, as then the black stone,
Speaker 2: a mechat in pieces is now embedded in another rock
Speaker 2: and wrapped in a silver ring. If it is, if
Speaker 2: it isn't it is as it is, as wow, it
Speaker 2: is as if an I is looking back at the observer.
Speaker 2: So yeah, there you have it, and you can see
Speaker 2: that it's in my book here Priest Graffia on Babylon.
Speaker 1: So yeah, this all connects.
Speaker 2: It's all part of the Abrahamic death cult, at least
Speaker 2: that's what they're calling it these days. But it's the
Speaker 2: Saturn cult. It's also the Moon cult. The Moon cult
Speaker 2: that our ancestors wiped out or at least disbanded and broke,
Speaker 2: broke the power hold over the people who are being
Speaker 2: terrorized by them for a long long time prior to
Speaker 2: our rival in Samaria.
Speaker 4: Symbolize the binding of the individual to God's commandments, presenting
Speaker 4: the unity and wholeness of the divine law. In Islam,
Speaker 4: the most sacred site is the Kaba in Mecca, a
Speaker 4: large black cube around which Muslims perform the tawaff or
Speaker 4: circumambulation during the hajjupilgrimage.
Speaker 2: And they say that might actually represent the rings of
Speaker 2: Saturn by the amount of circumambulations that they do around
Speaker 2: it before they try to get in close and kiss
Speaker 2: the stone.
Speaker 4: The Kaba is the focal point of Muslim prayer and
Speaker 4: is considered.
Speaker 2: Isn't that interesting that they're all connected, either by the
Speaker 2: Abrahamic aspects or by this Saturn cult. And this is
Speaker 2: all three Abrahamic religions doing this right? Hmm, what's really
Speaker 2: guiding the earth? Could it possibly be this massive underground
Speaker 2: cult you know, practicing in plain sight.
Speaker 4: Is the house of God. The act of circumambulation, where
Speaker 4: pilgrims walk around the Carba seven times, is seen by
Speaker 4: some as a reflection of the orbital patterns of the planets,
Speaker 4: particularly Saturn with its prominent rings. This association of Saturn
Speaker 4: with the black Cube and the number seven found in
Speaker 4: the seven rings of Saturn and the seven circumambulations suggests
Speaker 4: a deep symbolic connection between the physical structure of the
Speaker 4: Carba and the esoteric significance of Saturn. The black Cube,
Speaker 4: in this context represents the material world, the physical realm
Speaker 4: governed by time, space, and the laws of nature.
Speaker 1: If we are just material girls.
Speaker 4: Domains traditionally ruled by Saturn In Christianity, the day of
Speaker 4: worship Saturday, is derived from Saturn's Day, a day associated
Speaker 4: with rest, reflection, and.
Speaker 1: In Wednesday as wooden day. Isn't that nice? Thora's Thursday?
Speaker 4: The passage of time. The connection between.
Speaker 1: Saturn, Friar or Frieda would be Friday.
Speaker 4: And the concept of time is also evident in the
Speaker 4: figure of Father Time, often depicted with a scythe an
Speaker 4: attribute of Saturn as.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, we should go further and call a Monday
Speaker 2: the moonday.
Speaker 4: Right, the harvester, and the hour glass a symbol of
Speaker 4: the inevitable flow of time. The influence of Saturn in
Speaker 4: religious practices is thus subtle yet profound, weaving through the
Speaker 4: fabric of various belief systems and shaping their rituals and symbols.
Speaker 4: The black cube has also appeared in other contexts, such
Speaker 4: as in the worship of Baal and Moloch.
Speaker 2: Ain't right human sacrifice now, it's never changed, and it's.
Speaker 1: Hoping to explain.
Speaker 2: These these practices that are still being conducted to a
Speaker 2: sleeping world who either has forgotten, doesn't want to deal
Speaker 2: with it, or is just hoping that, you know, by
Speaker 2: ignoring the problem, it goes away, kind of like you know,
Speaker 2: the best approach to cancer.
Speaker 1: Of course, I'm joking about that.
Speaker 4: Ancient deities associated with Saturn in these rituals, the black
Speaker 4: cube symbolizes the material world, the constraints of physical existence,
Speaker 4: and the inevitable decay that comes with time. It serves
Speaker 4: as a reminder of the limitations imposed by the physical
Speaker 4: realm and the need to transcend these boundaries to achieve
Speaker 4: spiritual liberation. The darker side of Saturn. Saturn's association with
Speaker 4: death and decay is not merely symbolic. It has been
Speaker 4: central to some of the most macabre and controversial practices
Speaker 4: in human history. The worship of Saturn has often been
Speaker 4: linked to rituals of sacrifice, particularly human sacrifice, as a
Speaker 4: way to appease the god and ensure the continuation of
Speaker 4: the cosmic order.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this is what our ancestors were like completely
Speaker 2: repulsed by and disgusted with and finally had enough of
Speaker 2: as far back as three thousand, five hundred or so BC.
Speaker 1: When they took on the cult.
Speaker 2: And you know that was actually because of if we
Speaker 2: read the British edit and believe what they said it
Speaker 2: it was kind of forced upon them to do so
Speaker 2: because of an abduction and a rape, which kind of
Speaker 2: ties into the whole raping of Europa too, like that
Speaker 2: story coming around through the Zeus rape and was he
Speaker 2: became a bowl? Right, it's kind of interesting. But you're
Speaker 2: looking at Gwenevere or Eve if you want to call
Speaker 2: it that, call it any name you'd like. But we'll
Speaker 2: get into this movie we actually discuss the whole eda
Speaker 2: and how these names are. You know, there's multiple names
Speaker 2: or titles for the same person, and they are all
Speaker 2: real people at one point, and that's what takes away
Speaker 2: this mythos or this you know, superstition. Do the people
Speaker 2: on the very very top that you don't even know
Speaker 2: the names of really believe in this?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We don't know their histories, because their histories might still
Speaker 2: be intact. We don't know what they know about what
Speaker 2: life was like prior to cataclysmic events that set at
Speaker 2: least the majority of people back to zero. To have
Speaker 2: to restart all over again and completely forget all technological
Speaker 2: events is over generations or even if they did come
Speaker 2: across an artifact, know what the hell to do with it?
Speaker 2: And if it was even possible to do anything with it,
Speaker 2: if the infrastructure that you know allowed it to function,
Speaker 2: like say electronics, and when there's no electricity, you know,
Speaker 2: that type of thing, it would have been discarded as useless.
Speaker 4: These practices, though abhorrent by modern standards, were seen by
Speaker 4: ancient civilizations as necessary to maintain the balance of the universe.
Speaker 4: In ancient Carthage, the worship of the god Baal identified
Speaker 4: with Saturn, involved the sacrifice of infants to ensure the
Speaker 4: prosperity of the city.
Speaker 2: And if that's not crazy or sounds crazy the people,
Speaker 2: then you may be a little sick in the head.
Speaker 2: But these people most certainly were sick in the head.
Speaker 2: Like who decided that that was the way to go
Speaker 2: about it? Who came up with that? Would it be
Speaker 2: the Priestcraft? Oh wait, what's the name of the book
Speaker 2: I wrote, Priestcraft Beyond Babylon?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Was it those people who were.
Speaker 2: Descendants of this Chaldean cult slash Saturn cult that were
Speaker 2: also the uh, the founders of Rome? And why maybe
Speaker 2: they work together with the quote unquote Jews, because that's
Speaker 2: the shield that they used to form a Christianity alongside
Speaker 2: this Judaism that was basically put together in the Hellenistic
Speaker 2: period when they decided to rape our history and make
Speaker 2: it their own.
Speaker 1: Could be.
Speaker 4: These children were offered in a gruesome ritual known as
Speaker 4: the Moloch's sacrifice, where they were burned alive in large
Speaker 4: hollow statues of the god. The belief was.
Speaker 1: That is so horrific, and yet it still goes on.
Speaker 2: And you know they liked, liked the little lokis that
Speaker 2: they are, because Woden was associated with Loki like that
Speaker 2: was what is another one.
Speaker 1: Of his titles.
Speaker 2: You know, they loved to try to trick people into
Speaker 2: killing their own children, and parenthood seems to pop into
Speaker 2: my mind that.
Speaker 4: These sacrifices would bring favor from the gods, ensuring good harvests, fertility,
Speaker 4: and protection from enemies. This dark aspect of Saturn worship
Speaker 4: highlights the god's dual nature as both a bringer of
Speaker 4: life and a harbinger of death. The theme of sacrifice
Speaker 4: is also present in the myth of Cronos, who devoured
Speaker 4: his own children to prevent them from overthrowing him. This
Speaker 4: act of cannibalism is a metaphor for the relentless march
Speaker 4: of time, which consumes everything in its path.
Speaker 2: Is it those or is that a cover up for
Speaker 2: just how gruesome and detestable this actually is. Oh, it's
Speaker 2: a sign of time and how time consumes everything. Well,
Speaker 2: that's awfully poetic and sweet and very very weight washed.
Speaker 4: The myth also serves as a warning the dangers of
Speaker 4: absolute power and the inevitable consequences of trying to cheat
Speaker 4: time or fate. Saturn's role as a symbol of control
Speaker 4: extends beyond these ancient rituals into modern times. In various
Speaker 4: secret societies and occult traditions, Saturn is seen as the
Speaker 4: ruler of the material world, the force that governs the
Speaker 4: physical and temporal realms. This control is not just over time,
Speaker 4: but over the structures of society, the limitations imposed by
Speaker 4: physical reality, and the boundaries of human existence. Some conspiracy
Speaker 4: theories suggest that the elite those who hold power in
Speaker 4: modern society are followers of Saturnian principles, using the symbolism
Speaker 4: of the black cube and other saturn related imagery to
Speaker 4: assert their control over the masses.
Speaker 2: Theories just I want to throw this in here too,
Speaker 2: because is the way people spoke long long ago, and
Speaker 2: you know poems do you'll see this sometimes too. It's
Speaker 2: metaphoric or symbolic language. So when they say somebody rode
Speaker 2: across the the waters or walked across the waters, I'm
Speaker 2: gona talk about Jesus and talk about like when they say,
Speaker 2: you know, things like about the quote unquote gods that
Speaker 2: they assign as being pagan, they'll say that they, you know,
Speaker 2: came across waters, they emerged from the ocean or something
Speaker 2: like that. That's just that could simply just mean that
Speaker 2: they came out a ship. It doesn't have to be
Speaker 2: all this you know, hoity toity, you know, esoteric shit.
Speaker 2: It could just simply be that they came across on
Speaker 2: a ship. And a better way to say that is
Speaker 2: a you know, he came across on waters, he walked
Speaker 2: across the waters, or whatever.
Speaker 4: Theories propose that the pervasive presence of satin symbols in
Speaker 4: corporate logos, government buildings, and popular culture is.
Speaker 2: I think they stole the line corporate logos from freemen
Speaker 2: who put together a long time ago a really good
Speaker 2: documentary called Corporate Logos about these types of symbols. I
Speaker 2: think he also emphasized sixty six and the double.
Speaker 4: Vive evidence of a hidden agenda, one that seeks to
Speaker 4: maintain control over humanity by keeping it bound to the
Speaker 4: material world. While these theories are often dismissed as mere speculation,
Speaker 4: they reflect a deep seated fear of the power that
Speaker 4: Saturn represents, the power of time, decay, and death. Whether
Speaker 4: or not these theories hold any truth, they serve as
Speaker 4: a reminder of Saturn's enduring influence on the human psyche
Speaker 4: and its role as a symbol of the darker aspects
Speaker 4: of existence. Conclusion. As we conclude this exploration of the
Speaker 4: cult of Saturn, it is clear that this ancient belief
Speaker 4: system has left a lasting legacy. From the myths of
Speaker 4: Cronos to the rituals of Saturnalia, from the hexagon on
Speaker 4: Saturn's pole to the black cube in religious and esoteric traditions,
Speaker 4: the symbols of Saturn continue to influence our world in
Speaker 4: profound ways. Saturn reminds us of the duality of existence,
Speaker 4: the balance between creation and destruction, life and death, order
Speaker 4: and chaos. It challenges us to confront the darker aspects
Speaker 4: of life, to embrace the passage of time, and to
Speaker 4: seek the deeper truths that lie hidden beneath the surface.
Speaker 4: The cult of Saturn is not just a relic of
Speaker 4: the past. It is a living tradition that continues to
Speaker 4: shape our understanding of the universe and our place within it.
Speaker 4: Whether we view Saturn as a god, a symbol, or
Speaker 4: a cosmic enigma, its influence is undeniable, and as we
Speaker 4: continue to explore the mysteries of the cosmos, Saturn will
Speaker 4: remain a powerful reminder of the eternal cycles that govern
Speaker 4: our existence. In the end. The true history of the
Speaker 4: Cult of Saturn is a story of humanity's quest for meaning,
Speaker 4: a journey that continues to this day. It is a
Speaker 4: reminder that the answers we seek are often hidden in
Speaker 4: the most unexpected places, waiting to be discovered by those
Speaker 4: who dare to look beyond the surface and into the
Speaker 4: depths of the unknown. If you're fascinated by esoteric knowledge, I'm.
Speaker 2: Just going to take a look at this one real quick.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's going to show up until I
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Speaker 1: What do you know?
Speaker 2: All right, So entertain me for a second here, Let
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Speaker 2: of this one, because this might actually tie into it.
Speaker 2: We'll see v SELC The Forgotten Guides of the Gnostic Cosmos.
Speaker 2: The Last AONs could be good. It says the late
Speaker 2: you seek is not outside of you, but deep within.
Speaker 2: Awakening begins when you choose to look inward.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's very gnostic of you. Very good. That's how
Speaker 1: you achieve nosis.
Speaker 4: Welcome to Esoteric Guardian. Today we will delve into one
Speaker 4: of the most enigmatic topics of ancient esotericism, the forgotten
Speaker 4: AONs of gnosticism, abstract and divine entities that once formed
Speaker 4: the core of a cosmology seeking to decipher the mysteries
Speaker 4: of existence. Throughout this analysis, we will explore.
Speaker 2: How the cthulhu and that's Lovecraft right there, obviously done
Speaker 2: by we got Ai.
Speaker 4: How these divine principles emerged from the human mind, how
Speaker 4: their stories intertwine with universal mythologies and philosophies, and what
Speaker 4: they mean for those seeking a deeper connection with the transcendent.
Speaker 4: I invite you to stay until the end, because what
Speaker 4: we discover together may change our perspective on spirituality, creation,
Speaker 4: and the purpose of our lives.
Speaker 2: For those of you watching the podcast version of this
Speaker 2: later listening to it, it says the origin of narcissism and
Speaker 2: the concept of the AONs.
Speaker 4: Gnosticism emerged in the early centuries of the Christian era,
Speaker 4: a time of great cultural and intellectual exchange. It is
Speaker 4: often considered a religious and philosophical movement that fused elements
Speaker 4: of Judaism, early Christianity, Neoplatonism, and the mystery religions of
Speaker 4: the East. Its primary focus was not blind faith, but
Speaker 4: knowledge or gnosis, which enabled individuals to discover their true
Speaker 4: spiritual nature. At the heart of this cosmology are the AONs,
Speaker 4: divine entities that represent attributes of the Supreme God known
Speaker 4: as the Invisible Monarch, the One or simply the.
Speaker 2: Source, also the All Father, also Roalder from the Oh,
Speaker 2: what's the name of the book? Is the or Linda?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: I think I would have to say, if I was anything,
Speaker 2: I would have to go with Enrolder.
Speaker 4: I trust this God in its perfection and purity cannot be.
Speaker 2: Which could also be a symbol des so. And then
Speaker 2: going back to our own culture, which is a monotheistic even.
Speaker 1: Though they tell you it's not. Oh, it's pagan.
Speaker 2: And then they changed all the human people into deities
Speaker 2: to say, see, look, they worshiped many gods. No, they
Speaker 2: deified them after the fact. But yeah, like wouldn't thor
Speaker 2: and all that crap. That's that's all made up to
Speaker 2: make us look like a bunch of wack of Dow's
Speaker 2: so not true. We didn't do human sacrifice over time,
Speaker 2: they did corrupt them, any of us to incorporate that
Speaker 2: into I mean, even as far back as Indra, I
Speaker 2: mean or as more into the future as Indra that
Speaker 2: that started getting a little bit messed up there, and
Speaker 2: they started to allow for more of this presence in
Speaker 2: their kingdoms. And you know, the influence of the what
Speaker 2: they call the advisors to the king, corrupting and manipulating
Speaker 2: because it doesn't matter who the person upfront is. Right's
Speaker 2: how the influence that changes the course of kingdoms and
Speaker 2: equal and their culture.
Speaker 4: Be comprehended by the human mind. Nor directly interact with
Speaker 4: the material world. But in the act of creation, not
Speaker 4: through will, but through emanation, these divine principles were generated.
Speaker 4: Each aon is a manifestation of the essence of the
Speaker 4: Supreme God, and together they form the pleroma, a Greek
Speaker 4: term meaning fullness. The ploroma is not a physical place,
Speaker 4: but a state of existence where everything exists in perfect harmony.
Speaker 4: In this realm of light and perfection, the AONs operate
Speaker 4: as dynamic forces defining the aspects of divine reality, love, truth, wisdom, grace,
Speaker 4: and more. The AONs are not anthropomorphic figures in the
Speaker 4: traditional sense, like the Olympian gods or the Egyptian pantheon. Rather,
Speaker 4: they are abstract principles, yet profoundly alive. Each aon has
Speaker 4: a specific function, and together they reflect the totality of
Speaker 4: the divine.
Speaker 2: Sophia and the fragmentation of the cosmos.
Speaker 4: Among the AONs, Sofia stands out her name meaning wisdom.
Speaker 4: Sofia's story is at the core of Gnostic narratives, symbolizing
Speaker 4: both the grandeur and fragility of the spiritual cosmos. According
Speaker 4: to Gnostic texts, Sofia, driven by a desire to understand
Speaker 4: and reach the invisible monarch, acts outside the established order
Speaker 4: of the Pleroma. Her actions create an imbalance, and from
Speaker 4: her error emerges Jalda bath Imurge, a flawed entity responsible
Speaker 4: for the creation of the material world. Jaldabauth, ignorant of
Speaker 4: his origin and filled with arrogance, proclaims I am the
Speaker 4: only God. Thus he begins to shape an imperfect universe,
Speaker 4: a physical cosmos rife with chaos, suffering, and limitations. Gnostics
Speaker 4: view this world as a prison designed to keep souls
Speaker 4: trapped in ignorance. Sophia, filled with remorse for her mistake,
Speaker 4: is exiled from the Plerooma. However, she is not abandoned.
Speaker 4: The other AONs work to restore balance, sending Christ another
Speaker 4: central Aon to bring gnosis to humanity. Sophia's fall is
Speaker 4: not merely a cosmic tale, but also an allegory for
Speaker 4: the human condition, the quest for understanding the error, the fall,
Speaker 4: and ultimately the possible ability of redemption in the realm
Speaker 4: of gnosis. Much is said about the archons, those dark
Speaker 4: forces that govern the material world and perpetuate ignorance, yet
Speaker 4: little is mentioned of the ions.
Speaker 1: The luminous pillars perpetuate ignorance. Uh see a lot of
Speaker 1: that going on.
Speaker 4: Of the Pleroma, the realm of divine perfection. While the
Speaker 4: archons are well known for their oppressive role, the AONs,
Speaker 4: in contrast, have faded into obscurity, despite being the core
Speaker 4: of gnostic cosmology.
Speaker 2: Of course, because you want to dwell, you want people
Speaker 2: to dwell and put their energy towards the negative if
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 1: Of a malicious nature.
Speaker 4: Right and the bridge between the eternal and the manifest,
Speaker 4: the AONs not only represent the structure of the place aroma,
Speaker 4: but also embody the principles that uphold spiritual order and
Speaker 4: guide souls toward redemption. Unlike the archons, the AONs do
Speaker 4: not operate in the material realm, but in a higher plane.
Speaker 4: In perfect harmony with the invisible monarch. The AONs are
Speaker 4: emanations of the supreme god entities, not created through deliberate will,
Speaker 4: but arising from the over abundance of divine perfection. This
Speaker 4: process of emanation reflects the fullness and harmony of the pleroma,
Speaker 4: where each aon represents an aspect of the divine being. Bithos,
Speaker 4: known as depth, is the first aon and the most
Speaker 4: abstract principle. Bithos symbolizes the infinitude of the invisible monarch,
Speaker 4: the pure potentiality of the divine, without limits or defined form.
Speaker 4: From Bethos emerges Barbello, the first active emanation, embodying receptivity
Speaker 4: and wisdom.
Speaker 2: They say that in uh Gospel, Judas s Aynostic, writing
Speaker 2: me potentially Sethian even though they recalled themselves out either
Speaker 2: nobody called themselves Nastics and nobody called themselves Sethians. But
Speaker 2: it is what the what the labels are now. But yeah,
Speaker 2: Judas takes Jesus as side and says, I know who
Speaker 2: you are, and you are from barbelow pair of phrasing.
Speaker 4: Arbelo is regarded as the universal Mother, the vessel of
Speaker 4: divine intentions, and the matrix of all things. She initiates
Speaker 4: duality within the pleroma, establishing a model of complementary forces
Speaker 4: that repeats in subsequent emanations. As this divine hierarchy unfolds,
Speaker 4: Noose or Mind takes a central role, introducing the capacity
Speaker 4: for self awareness within the ploroma. Nous represents the act
Speaker 4: of divine contemplation, the moment when the invisible monarch becomes
Speaker 4: conscious of itself. This self understanding gives rise to logos,
Speaker 4: the word which organizes the abstract thought of Nus into
Speaker 4: concepts and establishes cosmic order. Logos serves as the bridge
Speaker 4: between the abstract and the manifest, the force that allows
Speaker 4: divine wisdom to take shape and communicate its essence. Sophia
Speaker 4: or Wisdom is perhaps the most dynamic and controversial aon
Speaker 4: As we discussed earlier. She represents the quest for knowledge
Speaker 4: and the struggle to comprehend the divine, but also symbolizes
Speaker 4: the dangers of transgression and imbalance. In her attempt to
Speaker 4: attain absolute knowledge, Sofia acts outside the order of the pleroma,
Speaker 4: creating a disturbance that results in the demiurge, Jaldabaoth and
Speaker 4: the material cosmos. Despite her error, Sophia remains a central
Speaker 4: figure in the redemption of the universe, as her story
Speaker 4: serves as an allegory of the fall and the return
Speaker 4: to unity. She embodies both the fragility of wisdom and
Speaker 4: its capacity for transformation and restoration. Christ, on the other hand,
Speaker 4: is the aon that embodies redemptive light. He should not
Speaker 4: be confused with the historical figure of Jesus. In gnosticism,
Speaker 4: Christ is the universal principle of love and redemption, sent
Speaker 4: to guide.
Speaker 1: The Christ's consciousness within us.
Speaker 2: That's why we need to seek within ourselves for nosis,
Speaker 2: so that we may have that communication with the higher
Speaker 2: self some people call it or the divine human souls.
Speaker 4: Back to the Pleroma.
Speaker 2: Now, there may have been a person walking around that
Speaker 2: was very, very in tune with that, that may have
Speaker 2: taught others that would make perfect sense. But if you,
Speaker 2: you know, don't weed out just the words that the
Speaker 2: pastors want you to read, you can see where he says,
Speaker 2: you know, the Kingdom of Heathervin is within greater things
Speaker 2: than I shall you do something like that paraphrasing. Look,
Speaker 2: the double headed eagle have a top of them.
Speaker 1: That was pretty interesting.
Speaker 4: Well, Sophia represents the search and the error. Christ symbolizes
Speaker 4: the solution and the path to fullness. His role is
Speaker 4: to awaken the divine spark within each individual, reminding us
Speaker 4: of our true nature and origin. Beyond these principal.
Speaker 2: Aon whereas one could say that the vaccine schedule is
Speaker 2: there to stomp out and put out that spark right,
Speaker 2: sever the tether.
Speaker 4: To God or whatever, the pleroma includes a variety of
Speaker 4: lesser forces operating in complementary pairs. These pairs, such as
Speaker 4: truth and grace, life and wisdom, or prophecy and knowledge,
Speaker 4: ensure the cohesion of the pleroma and reflect the complexity
Speaker 4: of the gnostic system. Though they lack the prominence of
Speaker 4: figures like Bithos or Sophia, these minor AONs are essential
Speaker 4: to the balance and functionality of the divine realm. The
Speaker 4: contrast between the aeons and the archons underscores the central
Speaker 4: dynamic of gnosticism. While the archons work to keep souls
Speaker 4: trapped in deception and suffering, the AONs represent truth, light,
Speaker 4: and fullness. Through the AONs human souls.
Speaker 1: It's almost like a living dream.
Speaker 4: Right, alls can remember their divine origin and find their
Speaker 4: way back to the pleuroma. But the AONs are not
Speaker 4: merely cosmic principles. They also have a psychological and.
Speaker 2: Spirit I like how this kind of looks like synapsis
Speaker 2: if those are even a thing in the brain wrapped
Speaker 2: around this.
Speaker 4: Here ritual dimension. They represent internal archetypes that reflect our
Speaker 4: own struggles to balance mind, wisdom, and intuition. Logos, for instance,
Speaker 4: symbolizes our ability to bring order to chaos and find meaning,
Speaker 4: while Sophia embodies the human drive to seek knowledge, even
Speaker 4: when that search may lead to.
Speaker 1: Error gnostic knowledge. In the modern era.
Speaker 4: The dichotomy between the AONs and the archons in classical
Speaker 4: gnosticism resonates profoundly in the modern world.
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Speaker 4: Their challenges, such as alienation, control, and the search for
Speaker 4: purpose are more relevant than ever. The AONs as forces
Speaker 4: of enlightenment and fullness symbolize the transcendent aspects of human
Speaker 4: nature striving for spiritual connection and inner balance. Conversely, the
Speaker 4: arcons as forces of oppression and deception, represent not only
Speaker 4: external systems of control, but also internal patterns that perpetuate
Speaker 4: disconnection and ignorance. In this context, gnostic cosmology can be
Speaker 4: reinterpreted as a powerful tool for self awareness and resistance
Speaker 4: against the dynamics that distance us from our essence. In modernity,
Speaker 4: the arcons manifest tangibly through the social, technological, and cultural
Speaker 4: structures that dominate daily life. John Lamb Lash in Not
Speaker 4: in his Image, describes the arcons as parasitic forces acting.
Speaker 2: Through parasitic Yes, yes, we'll talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 2: We have been talking about parasites for quite a long time, actually,
Speaker 2: in the parasitic nature slash of demonic presence or whatever,
Speaker 2: of you know, being cursed or having something like that,
Speaker 2: but maybe just simply the parasite that has passed along.
Speaker 2: And that's why these people are so detached from their
Speaker 2: you know, sense of empathy or compassion for others and
Speaker 2: are able to do and commit such horrific things to
Speaker 2: children and other people. Oh look, they're standing on the
Speaker 2: crescent room. That's symbolic too.
Speaker 4: Through systems designed to exploit human attention, lash argues that
Speaker 4: advance technologies, social media, and economic systems, rather than liberating individuals,
Speaker 4: often trap them in cycles of dependence and distraction. For instance,
Speaker 4: the attention economy, which commodifies human interaction perfectly reflects archontic dynamics.
Speaker 4: By diverting people's focus to trivialities, it perpetuates a state
Speaker 4: of disconnection from the spiritual and essential. In contrast, the
Speaker 4: AONs can be reinterpreted as guiding principles that lead individuals
Speaker 4: toward enlightenment and personal fulfillment. Carl Jung, in his theory
Speaker 4: of the collective unconscious, identified archetypes that function as internal guides.
Speaker 4: In this sense, the AONs can symbolize fundamental values such
Speaker 4: as wisdom, sofia, mental clarity, noose. In the modern era,
Speaker 4: these principles find practical applications in movements aimed at restoring
Speaker 4: balance between the material and the spiritual, such as mindfulness,
Speaker 4: contemplative practices, and reconnection with nature. An intriguing theory that
Speaker 4: combines these dynamics is that of technological spiritual alienation. According
Speaker 4: to this perspective, proposed by authors like Sherry Turkle In
Speaker 4: a loane together tools designed to connect people, eroding deep
Speaker 4: relationships and fostering a state of isolation.
Speaker 2: This dynamic, yeah, how many times do you use your
Speaker 2: phone to actually make a phone call? You know, back
Speaker 2: when the phones first came out and you didn't have,
Speaker 2: you know, it was a little bit better than a pager.
Speaker 2: You still probably called people, You probably still remembered phone numbers, right,
Speaker 2: But now you you know, if your parents.
Speaker 1: Are not living close by, what do you do?
Speaker 2: You text them, send them a picture of the grandchildren,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, I'm guilty of that. It's it's
Speaker 2: not communication anymore. It's passive communication, right, It's it's not
Speaker 2: as personal. You don't get to hear their voices. You
Speaker 2: don't have that connection even from you know, you don't
Speaker 2: have the frequency of their voice to heal you or
Speaker 2: heal them. You're just sending pictures and you're just texting.
Speaker 2: You know, reading has its own thing, and that's a
Speaker 2: good thing.
Speaker 1: But it's you need.
Speaker 4: Both, and that can be seen as a reflection of
Speaker 4: archontic influence, an external system that exploits human needs for
Speaker 4: validation and belonging while alienating individuals from their inner sense
Speaker 4: of purpose. In response, the AONs servers remind us that
Speaker 4: true connection is internal, not external, and that purpose is
Speaker 4: not found in social validation but through introspection and self knowledge.
Speaker 4: The conflict between AONs and archons can also be interpreted
Speaker 4: as an internal struggle within the human mind. While the
Speaker 4: archons cultivate fear, anxiety, and dependency, the AONs represent aspirations
Speaker 4: for clarity, freedom, and transcendence. The application of gnostic knowledge
Speaker 4: in the modern era is also evident in the social sphere.
Speaker 4: Movements challenging traditional power structures, such as critical thought currents
Speaker 4: in philosophy and sociology often align with aonic dynamics by
Speaker 4: questioning systems that perpetuate ignorance and control. In this sense,
Speaker 4: gnosticism offers not only a spiritual guide, but also a
Speaker 4: framework for cultural resistance and personal empowerment. Gnostic knowledge teaches
Speaker 4: us that the struggle between the AONs and the archons
Speaker 4: is not merely a cosmic drama, but a reflection of
Speaker 4: the battles we face daily in our minds, parts, and communities.
Speaker 4: We live in a world that constantly pushes us toward disconnection, superficiality,
Speaker 4: and chaos, where modern arcons, manifesting as distractions, systems of control,
Speaker 4: and limiting thought patterns, work to keep us trapped in
Speaker 4: the illusion that we are less than what we truly are.
Speaker 4: But the message of the AONs is clear and profoundly hopeful.
Speaker 4: Within us resides a spark of light, a direct connection.
Speaker 2: And that makes you wonder if we are but a
Speaker 2: cell in the divine body?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: What split us all apart? What obliterated us? Was a
Speaker 2: god himself? Like in the the idea of like the
Speaker 2: Eastern philosophy, you know, vis News dream or whatever Vish
Speaker 2: New stirs in weeks. Every once in a while they
Speaker 2: have to forget who they are so that they can
Speaker 2: experience themselves and existence.
Speaker 1: Or is it something else? Was it more sinister.
Speaker 4: To the eternal, the transcendent, and the authentic. In the
Speaker 4: modern era, where distractions abound and time for introspection seem scarce,
Speaker 4: remembering the AONs is to remember our power to choose,
Speaker 4: to choose, to question external influences, to seek meaning beyond
Speaker 4: the material, and to connect with the inner forces that
Speaker 4: inspire us to grow, transcend, and contribute to a more
Speaker 4: enlightened world. If you've made it this far, you've already
Speaker 4: taken a step toward that connection, and if you'd like
Speaker 4: to continue exploring these ideas.
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Speaker 1: see it again? All right? So this one's interesting.
Speaker 2: Like trophy, wolf cults and totemism, and this this ties
Speaker 2: right into the wolf slash serpent cult of the Moon,
Speaker 2: cult of the Calds that we encountered as well our
Speaker 2: ancestors did. Thirty seventy eight PC says the introduction the
Speaker 2: ability to change our metamorphose into any animal in general
Speaker 2: is known as Theian Theorian trophy, but specifically into a
Speaker 2: wolf is called Lichen trophy. Licent trophy is a belief
Speaker 2: held worldwide that magicians, sorcerers, and shamans can metamorphosis metamorphosis
Speaker 2: metamorphoses into animals, including the practice of likeno like in trophy.
Speaker 2: You know, that's very big in the Native American cultures. Right,
Speaker 2: the word theory and trope means beast man, whereas wolfman
Speaker 2: is used as for achen trope, which is classical mythology,
Speaker 2: which in classical mythology is the were wolf. Licent trophy
Speaker 2: is the theory to explain the strange behavior and appearance
Speaker 2: of supposed were wolves. So this may tie into why
Speaker 2: it was a moon cult in the first place, right,
Speaker 2: the appearance of supposed were wolves. Where lichen tropes and
Speaker 2: vampires the majority suffer from serious mental illness and personal
Speaker 2: personality disorders. Yeah, that could also be because there are
Speaker 2: a bunch of inbred ashkenasi, right, those personality disorders.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And a lot of times.
Speaker 2: People who do horrible things that are unconsortable and unthinkable
Speaker 2: to other human beings will be because of the inability
Speaker 2: to rationalize or understand how could somebody do that. They
Speaker 2: are mythologized with these ideas of being monsters, right or demons.
Speaker 2: Medical scholars, some writing from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries,
Speaker 2: described as physical symptoms of lic entropy. In addition to
Speaker 2: a number of physical characteristics. The condition also displayed a
Speaker 2: number of behavioral disturbances, right, once again a character trait,
Speaker 2: an attribute of people who in breed, right, but also
Speaker 2: lots of other reasons. But that's just another one of
Speaker 2: those things, just to keep in mind. In many, in
Speaker 2: many instances, I think is what they're supposed to say.
Speaker 2: The features described, both physical and mental, were also attested
Speaker 2: to by lawyers. Oh well, that makes it legitimate then,
Speaker 2: because lawyers never lie. The condition therefore encompasses a delusion
Speaker 2: of metamorphosis into a wolf like animal Faehe, nineteen eighty eight.
Speaker 2: These accounts referred to partial transformations, but were only the
Speaker 2: teeth and hands of the affected afflicted took on a
Speaker 2: wolf like appearance. Physical descriptions referred to a yellowish complexion
Speaker 2: and dryness of the eyes in individuals who tended to
Speaker 2: wander about during the nighttime. That disturbed behavior was accompanied
Speaker 2: by distortions of facial and facial deformities. They had a
Speaker 2: redness of the teeth as well as the sore covered
Speaker 2: hairy skin known as.
Speaker 1: Hearstism. Was that a persitism.
Speaker 2: In modern terms, such signs and symptoms are believed to
Speaker 2: represent cases of the inherited disorder of congenital For it
Speaker 2: is a moot point as to how many unfortunates were
Speaker 2: executed because they were not were wolves but periphery x
Speaker 2: or when their plate may have been also due to
Speaker 2: culture and cultural and neurological influences underlying their annal human
Speaker 2: transformation belief.
Speaker 1: Hey, how about this?
Speaker 2: How about they were also littered with freaking parasites causing
Speaker 2: those disburbance. Wow, this is really creepy looking though no
Speaker 2: one knows is that person alive or dead?
Speaker 1: What is that? Like? Crap? You're seeing this? The can
Speaker 1: I make it? But I can't make it bigger?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, critical li likeen trophy is very rare.
Speaker 2: It is a very rare psychiatric condition or syndrome which
Speaker 2: has been connected for a number of reasons, with the
Speaker 2: mythical condition of the same name, and one where the
Speaker 2: affected individual entertains the delusional belief they can transform or
Speaker 2: have become an animal or wolf. Case reports of like
Speaker 2: entropy in the twentieth century are rare, but stress the
Speaker 2: relationship with mental illness, where the sufferer may howel and bark,
Speaker 2: move about on all fours, visit graveyards and woods, at night,
Speaker 2: become preoccupied with religious themes and develop and yearning for
Speaker 2: raw flesh sounds like method phetamines, messing around with dark
Speaker 2: magic and possibly parasites, all the ones in the realm
Speaker 2: of psychosis. Because I'm telling you, when you mess around
Speaker 2: with powers and principalities, as people say that, you don't
Speaker 2: understand and you can't possibly comprehend. You don't know what
Speaker 2: you're opening yourself up to, and you don't know. You know,
Speaker 2: if you're the guardian of your own being and you
Speaker 2: start messing with things, there's an interaction there. It's just
Speaker 2: like if you're reading certain like grim marks and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, you're reading it, but it's reading you right.
Speaker 1: You're entering it into your.
Speaker 2: Mind, is allowing through the process of know conjuring imagery
Speaker 2: and associating with these words and the spell and the
Speaker 2: sound and all that stuff is being It's an interplay.
Speaker 2: And guess what they might be a little bit more
Speaker 2: greedy as to what they want versus what you get
Speaker 2: out of it.
Speaker 1: In the realm of psychosis.
Speaker 2: A yearning for raw flesh, well, there is a There
Speaker 2: is definitely a cannibalistic overtone to a lot of the
Speaker 2: ball cult stuff.
Speaker 1: Isn't there? Who and who was that? Well, they weren't Irish.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that it definitely weren't Eskimos, even though
Speaker 2: I don't trust the Eskimos, oh Evey. In the realm
Speaker 2: of psychosis, clinical entropy can be seen as an idiosyncratic
Speaker 2: aspect of other conditions. These can include bipolar disorder, schizophrenia,
Speaker 2: or clinical depression. Also, all these things can be brought
Speaker 2: on by parasites and messing around with dark magic. Modern
Speaker 2: symptoms and signs include the delusion of metamorphosis after sexual
Speaker 2: activity that may coincide with the full moon. That's rosen stock,
Speaker 2: with other cases exhibiting the effects of brain tumors, uh,
Speaker 2: erotomania that's like really wanted to get down, schizophrenia, and
Speaker 2: hallucinogens Oh look drugs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that helps.
Speaker 2: Wolf cults in ancient Greece, the meaning of the word
Speaker 2: lycis is wolf. In ancient Egypt, that god, a poet,
Speaker 2: a poet, or app uat was depicted as a wolf
Speaker 2: for the ancient Greeks. According to Pausanias, the and Plato,
Speaker 2: the deity zeus lychiat likech eos like aots. Yeah, let's
Speaker 2: go with Leachios Zeus. Leachios shared his sovereignty with the
Speaker 2: god pan Pandemonium pandemic. According to Greek mythology, the king
Speaker 2: of Arcadia, a certain like Kayan, was transformed into a
Speaker 2: ravenous wolf. This transformation, this shape shift, was his punishment
Speaker 2: for attempting to serve up his son to celebrate the
Speaker 2: visit of Zeus. Serve up his son like as a
Speaker 2: sacrifice or as a sex toy. Who knows, Let's probably both.
Speaker 2: It was Pliny who averted, oh sorry who averred? Averd
Speaker 2: Edward that the members of the Wolf clan of Arcadia
Speaker 2: were where wolves. This clan claimed they could transform themselves
Speaker 2: into wolves. This is an example of an early totemistic
Speaker 2: wolf cult that sacrificed a wolf annually, accompanied by ritualistic
Speaker 2: ritualized mimicry. In this ritual, the clan became one with
Speaker 2: the sacred wolf and explains why they called themselves Lukoi.
Speaker 2: The annual festival required a sacrifice that took place in
Speaker 2: Arcadia on Mount like Aos, which is Mount Wolf in
Speaker 2: the mythology of ancient Rome. The she wolf who saw
Speaker 2: here we go, this is where I was trying to
Speaker 2: get at with this who suckled Romulus and remiss was
Speaker 2: called Loopa. Hence the wolf festival of Lupercalia. Isn't it
Speaker 2: nice that she had?
Speaker 1: Her name is a part of uh is in part
Speaker 1: honor of Lupa.
Speaker 2: Lupa's temple harlots were called Lupe and sometimes also queens
Speaker 2: or hyh Priestesses were involved in the in the getting
Speaker 2: down right in the prostitution, like you know, queens and
Speaker 2: high priestesses. Plus you know get when you hear high priestesses,
Speaker 2: you gotta think, oh, there's some magic.
Speaker 1: Involved, isn't that nice?
Speaker 2: In Rome, the wolves regarded as sacred to the gods
Speaker 2: Sylvanus and Ares, the Roman god Mars, god of war.
Speaker 2: Lupercalia is a spring cleaning festival in origin a pre
Speaker 2: Roman pastor pre Roman. Right, where does this all come from?
Speaker 2: Maybe that moon wolf cult that our ancestors stomped out,
Speaker 2: at least a little bit stomped out pastoral to a
Speaker 2: connection to the Lychea of the Greek Arcadia. The Leupcalia
Speaker 2: was celebrated in the grotto of the she Wolf with
Speaker 2: orgiastic fertility rituals. It follows that the worship of the
Speaker 2: Roman god Faunas is like linked the to that of
Speaker 2: the Lycee and Pan. In the mythology of Rome, the
Speaker 2: god who is equivalent to or identified with Faunas is
Speaker 2: called Lupricus. Wolves and totem totemism. They're not going to
Speaker 2: get as deep as I would with this, but or
Speaker 2: as far back. It seems like people have a blind
Speaker 2: spot to the whole Caldese thing. In Samaria, the totemic
Speaker 2: systems seemed to have arisen during the Paleolithic area it
Speaker 2: is most developed. For in its most developed form, it
Speaker 2: was feature of the tribal system. The taotemic system was
Speaker 2: based on the belief that the tribal ancestress or ancestor
Speaker 2: possessed features of both human and animals. At this period,
Speaker 2: human and animals were not yet perceived as distinct from
Speaker 2: one another. Several groups of kin or clans were regarded
Speaker 2: as intimately linked to a species of animal or plant.
Speaker 2: This is the whole totem thing. The progenitor animal, human
Speaker 2: or ancestor was therefore represented by the clan members, who
Speaker 2: in rituals wore the appropriate disguises and masts. The shamans
Speaker 2: of toad clans often dressed themselves as their totem ancestors
Speaker 2: in animal geysers during ritual performances. Imagine someone with a
Speaker 2: wolf scan wrapped around them trying to kill your children.
Speaker 1: That's kind of what was going on there in Samaria.
Speaker 2: In the mythology of Ancient Greece, the god Apollo was
Speaker 2: associated with the wolf clan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and where was it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I'm telling you, man, there's there's a like
Speaker 2: a dispersion that happened. These people weren't stopped out. They
Speaker 2: moved away because you know, we made it unfriendly for them,
Speaker 2: like the parasites that they were. It was an unhospital
Speaker 2: inhospitable environment. So they moved on after their little leader
Speaker 2: got whacked and his mom mom wife.
Speaker 1: In the Mythology of Greece.
Speaker 2: In Ancient Greece, and yeah, we said that the relationship
Speaker 2: stemmed from the belief that the mother of Apollo was
Speaker 2: a she wolf.
Speaker 1: These two, well, it's.
Speaker 2: Going right back to the These are all indication that
Speaker 2: this has to do with that cult, right, the moon colt,
Speaker 2: moon Wolf. Come on, now, these totemic colts and the
Speaker 2: you can that ties right into Saturn again. These totemic
Speaker 2: cults are seen where the wolf god was the primitive
Speaker 2: deity among Arcadian clans.
Speaker 1: There you go, I mean, that's kind of getting close right.
Speaker 2: In which the case, because you know how close Troy
Speaker 2: is to sumer as well, right, and thought was the
Speaker 2: king of both thor being you know, three thousand, five
Speaker 2: hundred or so BC, a real person who stomped out
Speaker 2: wounded another real person.
Speaker 1: In which the human sacrifices were cannibalistic feasts.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's great of a of a tribe of wolfman
Speaker 2: whose totem was the wolf. There you go, that's that's
Speaker 2: in a nutshell of what was going on and what
Speaker 2: was appalling to our ancestors right there. And along with
Speaker 2: the fact that they didn't really they didn't really appreciate
Speaker 2: the whole uh orgiastic festivals of blood either.
Speaker 1: They weren't. They weren't big on that.
Speaker 2: The primitive deity was probably Zeus, like Chaos, the sacrifices
Speaker 2: were probably of the totem animal rather than the clan member.
Speaker 2: It was Herodotus who, when writing of the Neuri tribe
Speaker 2: in what is now modern Poland and Lithuania, knew it
Speaker 2: did their reputed annual ritual of transformation into wolves. They
Speaker 2: became wolves for a day or two and then reverted
Speaker 2: back to human form. In the mabin Ogian in the
Speaker 2: mabin Ocean of Wales, the son mathanry mathan Wey was
Speaker 2: called math. It was his brother Gideon and Gil faith
Speaker 2: Gil Faithie, I think of go with Gil Faithie, who
Speaker 2: were punished by their transformation into she wolf and he
Speaker 2: wolf for a year. Again, the Irish hero, who was
Speaker 2: always accompanied by wolves, called Cormac, was suckled like Rodmulus
Speaker 2: and remiss by a she. More indication of where these
Speaker 2: tribes went and why the druids were then, Oh, I
Speaker 2: don't know, corrupted by a human sacrifice, because druids before
Speaker 2: that weren't into that. They just to call everybody Drewid,
Speaker 2: just like they call everybody Phoenician when there was a
Speaker 2: Semitic or oive uh aspect that came in later. So
Speaker 2: then they just point everything and say, oh, yeah, everything
Speaker 2: has a written you know the wayves and it's not true.
Speaker 1: You know, what do you call it? Mold rose on
Speaker 1: good bread? Right.
Speaker 2: The transformation of man to wolf and wolf to man
Speaker 2: was by a process known as repercussion. Sometimes the role
Speaker 2: This role reversal required incantations and the recitation of spells.
Speaker 1: Another method of that.
Speaker 2: Another method necessitated that the change take place in moonlight
Speaker 2: moon cults. Some were wolves changed by addressing in this
Speaker 2: in of a wolf, which indicates a shamanic and ritualistic connection.
Speaker 2: Repercussion could also be brought about by the werewolf being
Speaker 2: wounded or killed whilst in wolf form. It was during
Speaker 2: the transitional period from the matrilineal to the patrilineal you know,
Speaker 2: mom being the center of the of the of the
Speaker 2: family or of the culture, to patrilineal the male form
Speaker 2: of social organization, that the matrineial wolf clans came to
Speaker 2: be regarded as disreputable and outmoded. So, yeah, going back
Speaker 2: to the whole wooden thing. Heidi or Helene two different
Speaker 2: ways to say her name. Apparently she was the head
Speaker 2: sorceress of the Edenites, which is what they were also
Speaker 2: called Edenites of Eden. These were the this was the
Speaker 2: bad situation that was going on. So when you hear
Speaker 2: the Semitic tale of you know this paradise and bullshit, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was paradise after they got rid of the freaking scumbags,
Speaker 2: right and Eve was allegedly, you know, Guenevere as well,
Speaker 2: who was We'll get into all this so it makes
Speaker 2: more sense, and you're not just like what you're talking
Speaker 2: about was actually of the Gothic slash Aryan descent, but
Speaker 2: was living among these people and she turned her back
Speaker 2: on this horrific shit and got in, uh, got involved
Speaker 2: with Thor slash Adam. And this is the story that
Speaker 2: all that that potentially these other stories from you know,
Speaker 2: that were that we that were robbed from us became
Speaker 2: this this beginning of Genesis.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's worth looking at it at least.
Speaker 2: Right, it followed that the werewleves were seen as infringement
Speaker 2: against the hollow Wait what I miss?
Speaker 1: No, that was right.
Speaker 2: I followed the werewolves were seen as an infringement against
Speaker 2: the hallowed and sacred kinship taboos and no longer acceptable.
Speaker 2: The werewolf did, however, remain as an expression or an
Speaker 2: echo of ancient potemic belief during the so called and
Speaker 2: that's what they say rate in that book is that
Speaker 2: these are totems. Right, during the so called Dark Ages
Speaker 2: as well as the medieval period, the official church fulminated
Speaker 2: against werewolves and their belief as a sin. You know,
Speaker 2: it was the Dark ages before our people came down
Speaker 2: and started giving people culture, civilization, and fair and just laws.
Speaker 2: Because these cults were running wild on the rest of mankind.
Speaker 2: That was a dark age, and the Golden age came
Speaker 2: after we stopped Woden's ass. It wasn't some wonderful time
Speaker 2: for Semitic people that didn't exist. The reason that was
Speaker 2: because it was recognized by religious authorities that the belief
Speaker 2: was an echo of ancient belief in toodemic and its
Speaker 2: underlying social organization. Therefore, belief in werewolves was condemned and
Speaker 2: its so called practitioners reviled as sorcerers.
Speaker 1: Well, what the hell health would you call them?
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to uh, you know, not trying to
Speaker 2: say anything nice about the other religions that just wanted
Speaker 2: to have the power, But it is like, what the
Speaker 2: hell's would you call that? In ancient Roman mythology, Roman
Speaker 2: Romulus and Remus were wet nursed by a she wolf,
Speaker 2: and the myth thus is an example of the one
Speaker 2: time existence of a wolf clan. Both the Turks and
Speaker 2: the Romans possessed totemic wolf clans. Then where did they
Speaker 2: come from? The myth of Romulus and Remus and the
Speaker 2: she wolf is a ritualistic representative of an ancient tutemic
Speaker 2: wolf cult. Right going back, way before or after what
Speaker 2: he's saying right here, Uh the statue of the Wolf
Speaker 2: and the Wind and Winds was Wolf and Winds was
Speaker 2: erected in Roman two ninety six PC. Moreover, the myth
Speaker 2: was well established from the fourth century BC, proving suggesting
Speaker 2: there is no reason why the wolf should not have
Speaker 2: been in the totem of one of the clans contributing
Speaker 2: to the ancestry of the Roman population. In terms of
Speaker 2: clan ancestry, Romulus was the progenitor hero of Rome, and
Speaker 2: thee the ancestress perceived as the she wolf called Lupa.
Speaker 2: In this sense, the myth can be conceived of as
Speaker 2: an indicator of matriarchical organization and matrilineal descent from totemic
Speaker 2: wolf clans, right going back to when soonwhere but the uh, oh,
Speaker 2: here we go. I didn't lose it too bad. However,
Speaker 2: the situation in Northern Europe was somewhat different. Taotemic clans
Speaker 2: were is that what the words that they're trying to
Speaker 2: say with the clans were, though a feature or thought
Speaker 2: of as a I don't know. I'll just get rid
Speaker 2: of though for a minute. Where a feature of the
Speaker 2: Celtic and Germanic tribes compared to Southern Europe and patrilineal
Speaker 2: culture developed later in the North in the matriarchal clans.
Speaker 2: The matriarchal clans lasted longer. For example, in the cult
Speaker 2: in the culture of the Celts, a number of clan
Speaker 2: totems are wolves. And that's just a letter T in
Speaker 2: its lowercase, So I don't know it, that's probably it.
Speaker 2: It can be assumed that the tutemic wolf totem was
Speaker 2: once a matrilineal symbol reinterpreted in terms of a patrilineal society.
Speaker 2: It does appear that in some respects the belief in
Speaker 2: like entropy and werewolves is an echo of one time
Speaker 2: ancient taotemic wolf clans and wolf cults. There was something
Speaker 2: on each one of these pages I wanted to look at.
Speaker 2: As in ancient Sameria, the primary moon cult centered around
Speaker 2: god Nana also known as Sin in later mass of
Speaker 2: Potamian cultures, who was worshiped as a moon deity and
Speaker 2: considered one of the most important gods in the Sumerian pantheon.
Speaker 2: The main center of his worship was the city of Er,
Speaker 2: where the large ziggurat was built dedicated to him. Samerian
Speaker 2: Akkadian right role god of the moon, associated with wisdom
Speaker 2: and cyclos of lunar phases, worship center city. They just
Speaker 2: already said all that, and it says the moon cult
Speaker 2: was considered very ancient, with hymns and inscriptions referencing Nana
Speaker 2: dating back to the earliest periods of Sumerian writing. There
Speaker 2: was something else on this page too, so it says
Speaker 2: who is the god of the crescent moon? Sin is
Speaker 2: considered a member of the species class, a special class
Speaker 2: of Mesopotamian gods called the Ananaki and Nana. The Samerian
Speaker 2: name for the moon god may have originally meant only
Speaker 2: the full moon, whereas siu Ween later contracted to Sin
Speaker 2: designated the crescent moon. And crescent moon is part of
Speaker 2: the Islam right. And it's also so what they were
Speaker 2: showing even as far back as the three five or
Speaker 2: so BC, that this cross of Saint George was a thing,
Speaker 2: and it was something that our people, our ancestors, Goths
Speaker 2: slash Arians already had in practice of right was the cross.
Speaker 1: But when they had the symbol of Eve.
Speaker 2: There was a crescent moon underneath it, and what was
Speaker 2: that That was to show that she had come from
Speaker 2: the moon cult, but had you know, had.
Speaker 1: Left it behind or whatever, and that that was as
Speaker 1: a symbol.
Speaker 2: So that comes people that are looking at the statues
Speaker 2: and all the churches and they see like the crest
Speaker 2: of moon and they say this cross. That might have
Speaker 2: something to do with why that is a thing. The
Speaker 2: postulation of that Allah god in Islam originated as a
Speaker 2: moon god. Oh, surprise, surprise, first a rose. In nineteen
Speaker 2: oh one in the scholarship of archaeologists HUGO. Winkler and
Speaker 2: what we would just see about that big ass cube, right,
Speaker 2: he identified Allah with a pre Islamic Arabian deity known
Speaker 2: as Lah or Hubel, which he called a lunar deity
Speaker 2: Sin or Sun, also known as Nana Nana smear name
Speaker 2: of the moon got us so associated with cattle herds
Speaker 2: and the prosperity of lower euphrates marshes. Nana was also
Speaker 2: said to control the rise of rivers, which influenced the
Speaker 2: growth of reeds and grass that fed the cattle.
Speaker 1: That's a very like nothingness answer there. We got through that.
Speaker 2: Ningosita actually comes up in my book, and so do
Speaker 2: the musushu and the yeah, I said right in the
Speaker 2: Musushu in this book. In the book Prescrapt Beyond Babylon,
Speaker 2: I get into Ningazita in its affiliation with Babylonian magic.
Speaker 1: Okay, get it, you want it all right?
Speaker 2: Niasita, the serpent god can remember wolf serpent right, wolf
Speaker 2: serpent totems for this moon cult. The serpent god Niggasita
Speaker 2: was associated with snakes, including the mythical masushu, Ushi mugal
Speaker 2: or shim goal sorry, and Bashmu. He was also the
Speaker 2: throne bearer in the underworld. His name may have originally
Speaker 2: meant lord productive tree, and he may have been the
Speaker 2: god of winding tree roots as in sneak now we
Speaker 2: already talked about. May have he was believed to have
Speaker 2: fathered the son god Utu. Of course, they wanted to
Speaker 2: make him above the soun cult of our people, right,
Speaker 2: so he would have to have been the father of it.
Speaker 2: None always associated with fertility and prosperity, sounds a lot
Speaker 2: like ball and was thought to govern the rise of
Speaker 2: waters growth.
Speaker 1: Already thought about that and what else we got?
Speaker 2: That's okay, So this is the crest of an Ignatius
Speaker 2: of Loyola, right, the bask no nobility Loyola crest. What
Speaker 2: are we looking at? We're looking at two wolves, and
Speaker 2: of which is pot a cauldron? Does that imply that
Speaker 2: they're from their descendants of this cult? And that would
Speaker 2: make them quote unquote way vase as well more more
Speaker 2: more evidence, I would call that of the true nature
Speaker 2: of who Ignatius of Aola the Jesuit, you know, the
Speaker 2: main Jesuit, the founding, the founding father of the j
Speaker 2: and his other you know, crypto Jews that were in
Speaker 2: his first seven that created and established it. And why
Speaker 2: were they so easily you know, why was Rome working
Speaker 2: so hand in hand with these people?
Speaker 1: Hmmm?
Speaker 2: Because maybe at the very top they were the same people.
Speaker 2: Just the thought, Yeah, yeah, I think.
Speaker 1: We already went over that one.
Speaker 2: Dinesian mirror concepts of pagan other other world. Dionysus was
Speaker 2: the ancient Greek divine hype i pose stasis of the
Speaker 2: eternal returning life. You know, I don't think we have
Speaker 2: I don't think we can actually read this one yet,
Speaker 2: because well, we're going to find out about Dionysus as
Speaker 2: being a human Bacchus as being one of the sons
Speaker 2: of four is going to change the people are well,
Speaker 2: at least if you read that, you'll change the perception
Speaker 2: that you may have of these stories afterward, unless they
Speaker 2: get into the truth of it, which I doubt.
Speaker 1: The son is the father of the Gluonis mother. The
Speaker 1: wind hath carried it in its belly.
Speaker 2: The earth is the nurse. Let's see. Well, the Bronze
Speaker 2: Age part is kind of interesting. His was perhaps the
Speaker 2: most important in the pan Hellenic religious cults. We're talking
Speaker 2: about Dionysus, whose great age and far reach hints at
Speaker 2: origins in Europe and the Near East, beyond the mythological
Speaker 2: horizon of the Bronze Age. So we're talking right back
Speaker 2: to where we were talking about again, where everything started.
Speaker 2: His worship was part of the Initiatory mystery cult, which
Speaker 2: looked not to the stars and the skies for its mysteries,
Speaker 2: but into the earth.
Speaker 1: In turn, these.
Speaker 2: Mysteries provided the mythology by which the heavens and their
Speaker 2: constellations were to become decorated as if reflected in an
Speaker 2: enormous transformative mirror. You know what does the mirror do?
Speaker 2: It inverts things right, although the passage above cannot be texted.
Speaker 2: OK let's see what they say. I don't care about
Speaker 2: that right now, Dinesian mirror. It will go into this
Speaker 2: more when we have some background in this, so we're
Speaker 2: not creating concepts that we have to then again destroy afterwards.
Speaker 2: Keldan moon good is what I wrote in here says
Speaker 2: the moon god Mesiboteenian religion was known as multiple names,
Speaker 2: including Nana and Sumerian, Sin and Akkadian and Suan and Akkadian.
Speaker 2: We already talked about that, so we already covered that.
Speaker 2: The moon god was also known by other names, including
Speaker 2: a simbibar, which may mean embellisher or he who embellishes
Speaker 2: or what's.
Speaker 1: That lies lies.
Speaker 2: Merchants and thieves lies. The moon god was often depicted
Speaker 2: with a crescent on his head and sometimes with the
Speaker 2: horns of a bull, which they stole from our culture.
Speaker 2: By the way, the bull was thought to represent the
Speaker 2: feminine energy in Misteenian release. That's inverted again the moon.
Speaker 2: Why so, that's why they depict Moses with horns? Is
Speaker 2: that why you think so? Because he was the feminine energy? Okay,
Speaker 2: sounds good. The Moon's changing appearance over the course of
Speaker 2: the moon month was associated with the stages of life
Speaker 2: from birth to death. Oh kind of like what they
Speaker 2: were just saying about Saturn, and was thought to reflect
Speaker 2: the phases of pregnancy. This led to the idea of
Speaker 2: rebirth and reincarnation, and they know that because they were there.
Speaker 2: Apparently that's what we just watched. Here's the Yetsy shop.
Speaker 2: It's in the description if you guys want one of
Speaker 2: the Shiligan's islands. And now on the on the sleep
Speaker 2: it's still says Bullbusters. This one's a different material. That's
Speaker 2: why it's so much. But I tried. I made these
Speaker 2: and took the time to do so to make them
Speaker 2: a little bit cheaper than what it was at Create
Speaker 2: Spring or t Spring because it was too much. I
Speaker 2: like this ringer. I might get one of them myself.
Speaker 2: I think it comes in black and red.
Speaker 1: I just don't like all white.
Speaker 2: It's something called that the ringers come in as all white.
Speaker 2: So maybe I'll get it with this in like a
Speaker 2: blue or black or something. But there's multiple colors in
Speaker 2: here when you click them. This is a cheaper one.
Speaker 2: Material is so decent. I just think this is a
Speaker 2: little bit different material. It's not a whole lot difference
Speaker 2: in the price though, as they get bigger, like the
Speaker 2: xls and triple XLS and all that, I think that
Speaker 2: cost more because it's what they're charging. They're charging more
Speaker 2: for us.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: What else got anything? Oh yeah, there's these guys again.
Speaker 2: I wanted to point that out. And then if we
Speaker 2: just type in tengu yeah, yeah, let's do images. Hopefully
Speaker 2: I get to the one that has the statues. There's statues.
Speaker 2: I shared them before. It's a tango. It's all anime craft, right,
Speaker 2: becausey're trying to show it's it's part of the games
Speaker 2: and ship now.
Speaker 1: But let's see. Yes, I'm trying to type over looking
Speaker 1: through a microphone. Here, all right, there you go. Here's
Speaker 1: one that's good enough. What's on his head? Uh?
Speaker 2: Well no, it's that thing strapped around it. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: nothing on. I said, that's a big square cube. And
Speaker 2: I said, the mystical protectors of Japan's mountains, you mean
Speaker 2: defenders of their own territory. I think you read right,
Speaker 2: because they lived out there, came down and harassed people,
Speaker 2: and then went back up again. Some of them had
Speaker 2: peak noses, some had long ass noses.
Speaker 1: Here. Geez.
Speaker 2: Funny how they emphasized that nose thing. Huh, one looks
Speaker 2: like a bird beak, and who knows, maybe they're metamorphous.
Speaker 1: Metamorphous? Is that old Japanese stories? Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 2: They definitely don't look uh of the of the people
Speaker 2: quote unquote native to that area. Right, it's not very flattering,
Speaker 2: not very flattering at all. Those are probably little baby skulls.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna go with that. More unlikely. Nice nice
Speaker 2: pasties though, it's got some nice silver pasties. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: I think we've devolved into silliness enough. Here do you
Speaker 2: have hour and forty eight. I think we did good today.
Speaker 2: Go visit those links please, it'd be great much much
Speaker 2: as still, Hey, our gangel is here.
Speaker 1: What's up? See what you say? Yes? Wave yeah?
Speaker 2: Tengu Yes, that's what it's what I'm saying, man, that's why. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, how do you make when?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 2: First he disabled and piss on Cortana and then just
Speaker 2: I would just use the I would get rid of
Speaker 2: us skype down there too, because I try as a
Speaker 2: mess with your controls. If you're doing broadcasting stuff that
Speaker 2: matters more and just go to the website and just
Speaker 2: do the browser version of that. If you have to
Speaker 2: have to have to use Skype for anything, and toss
Speaker 2: a pagel on the snout, that's funny. The dick knows.
Speaker 1: This is very flattering. He says, our game just funny.
Speaker 2: But other things I have to learn from Josh and
Speaker 2: from my other friend Jim Lee, who said he can
Speaker 2: make the performance better, so it's not a resource hog.
Speaker 2: So these are things I have to learn from those
Speaker 2: two people. They give you a full answer on that,
Speaker 2: so I don't I if I knew all these answers,
Speaker 2: I would be the one doing the teaching, but I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm learning, so I will let you know how
Speaker 2: how effective all that is. And also, like I said,
Speaker 2: so today I got to send out those those images
Speaker 2: to the guy to get them all cleaned up because
Speaker 2: I might have to transfer my website and hopefully you
Speaker 2: take my domain with me so I don't have to
Speaker 2: do too much crap. But if not, it's just gonna
Speaker 2: look nice on the site that is already on there.
Speaker 1: And what else, what else?
Speaker 2: Probably gonna install the operating system today, which then I
Speaker 2: was told to do this other thing that I don't think.
Speaker 1: I tried doing it on my laptop to see if
Speaker 1: it would work.
Speaker 2: So there's a way to make it so that you
Speaker 2: can get like the XP layout it's like a classic
Speaker 2: classic look on Windows eleven, so you can actually find
Speaker 2: the friggin buttons because they hide everything. So apparently there's
Speaker 2: a way to do that. I don't know how that
Speaker 2: changes the layout and format of the pages though, so
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's not even a good idea.
Speaker 2: But as far as finding stuff where it is, like
Speaker 2: on Windows seven, it's easy to find stuff for the
Speaker 2: most part. Apparently with the XP thing, it's like a
Speaker 2: skin if you will, there's a way to put that
Speaker 2: in there. And then I tried doing them on this
Speaker 2: other one. I wouldn't let me run it as admin,
Speaker 2: so it didn't work. So I hope, I hope that
Speaker 2: when I install all this Windows eleven that the other
Speaker 2: thing he told me to do to make it so
Speaker 2: that it is a paid copy for the pro works too,
Speaker 2: because I don't want to fort.
Speaker 1: Go out one hundred and forty bucks to fucking Gates.
Speaker 2: And if it does work, then I'm gonna make it
Speaker 2: a public so we can kick the guy who's trying
Speaker 2: to kill us in the balls a little bit. All right,
Speaker 2: let's not fund our murders or executioners. So you'll have that,
Speaker 2: or maybe I'll put it up on whatever. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: It might it's not really my stuff to share, but
Speaker 2: maybe I will anyway. There's all that and FTJ Media.
Speaker 2: Thank you for everybody out there, flood will. I also
Speaker 2: want to thank you for the Talking Livestock live stream,
Speaker 2: where you are very kind. And I just didn't have
Speaker 2: a chance before the show to click in here to
Speaker 2: see how everybody's Let me go back. Let's see if
Speaker 2: I can get into our stream right now. Why is
Speaker 2: that still saying the same thing? It changed the name twice?
Speaker 2: Are we fucking kidding me? It's still just Talking Live show.
Speaker 2: There's something going on, guys, But you gotta figure that out,
Speaker 2: because that twice I saved the fucking name and twice
Speaker 2: I saved the information in the in the other thing,
Speaker 2: and it's still saying the same crap. What is this?
Speaker 2: This isn't even the right freaking show. Oh maybe it
Speaker 2: didn't pop up. Really, something's like not updating it.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's still saying Talking Live start not actually from November. It's
Speaker 2: not even showing the one I'm on right now. Uh yeah,
Speaker 2: the the thing didn't start apparently, again.
Speaker 1: What is up, Josh? Josh, who what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Man? It's not showing I just refreshed like twenty times,
Speaker 2: so it's not showing the show that I just set
Speaker 2: up with everything and it's not on there. So I'm
Speaker 2: gonna have to go ahead and imported after the act.
Speaker 2: Well that sucks because that's it kind of like really
Speaker 2: defeats the purpose of going live there if it doesn't work.
Speaker 1: Josh.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I'm sure there's a perfectly terrible excuse for it.
Speaker 1: So we'll see you guys soon.
Speaker 2: Having wonerful day. I got ship to do here. I
Speaker 2: hope you guys have a great day. I hope you
Speaker 2: had a great Thanksgiving. I didn't if I didn't see
Speaker 2: you or hear from you, or if you didn't hear
Speaker 2: from me on Saturday, if you didn't check out that
Speaker 2: video yet. I will put these out on podcasts today
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: And also.
Speaker 2: I'm Patreon with the ad free because they've been going
Speaker 2: every every every platform is going absolutely out of their
Speaker 2: minds with.
Speaker 1: Ads lately, Like like you no.
Speaker 2: You need three two breaks in your two hour video
Speaker 2: what and you need to and they need to be
Speaker 2: two commercials each who disaster besides destroying your your content,
Speaker 2: so nobody wants to look at it anymore. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm podcast It's easy enough if the podcast provider that
Speaker 2: you're using has that like little thing that is plus
Speaker 2: fifteen with a little you know, a little half circle
Speaker 2: with the arrow like, you can go past the commercials.
Speaker 2: But it's irritating if you don't have the phone in
Speaker 2: your hand or whatever the hell you're listening it on
Speaker 2: to keep on doing that, you know, it's a little irritating.
Speaker 2: So that's why I have the Patreon up there with
Speaker 2: the ad free content to all those two because at
Speaker 2: least then you're still supporting the show because you're in there.
Speaker 2: It's only five bucks a month, or you have to
Speaker 2: bang your head against the wall or maybe not listen
Speaker 2: to anything because it's the podcast provider is sending it
Speaker 2: out with a billion freaking ads in it and probably
Speaker 2: adds I don't agree with. I'm sure it is at
Speaker 2: least the freaking I thought they were gonna scale back
Speaker 2: after the election, but it's apparently not happening. They you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, money, right, he said, diddo brother twice.
Speaker 2: Was that supposed to be part of the joke because
Speaker 2: it's like a copy ready. Hold on, here's one, here's one. Wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 2: let it go. There's the other. The ads are terrible. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you know what, here's the other thing too. If
Speaker 2: you're not running through brief browser to watch and I know,
Speaker 2: it sucks because then you have to go find your
Speaker 2: your passwords. But once you get all these passwords like
Speaker 2: brought over to the other browser, then it's already there.
Speaker 1: It still saves it.
Speaker 2: But if it's all in like Chrome, and then you
Speaker 2: go to a different browser and try to open it up,
Speaker 2: then you're not.
Speaker 1: Signed in and it's like, you know, but at least
Speaker 1: you don't have the ads.
Speaker 2: But the other thing that you can do is go
Speaker 2: into the extensions and there's an ad block for YouTube
Speaker 2: and an ad block plus free ad block, and you
Speaker 2: can add those for Chrome and that should stop any
Speaker 2: of the ads.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, it doesn't work on the phone, Like, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know how to put extensions on Chrome and the phone,
Speaker 2: so I just I just copy and paste into a
Speaker 2: Brave browser and I just don't sign in. So it's
Speaker 2: sometimes I can don't get to like things, like some
Speaker 2: of the things I'm signed into something I don't I
Speaker 2: don't remember my pastord. It's just like I don't remember
Speaker 2: you used to remember everybody's phone number. I remember my
Speaker 2: phone number from the time I was like five years
Speaker 2: old or younger probably, and everybody in my family's phone
Speaker 2: numbers back in the time. But I don't remember a
Speaker 2: damn thing anymore. I have to look at my phone
Speaker 2: because that's what it did to us. Man, Oh, it's
Speaker 2: doubling everything. It's not him, it's just everything's being doubled
Speaker 2: by for some reason. So the last couple of things
Speaker 2: came in twice. I think Rumbles having a little bit
Speaker 2: of a this stuttering. All right, guys, please put the show,
Speaker 2: check out the sites, check out the links, thank you,
Speaker 2: see you tomorrow, and we'll talk about parasites tomorrow. I
Speaker 2: guess I'm really interesting and disturbing stuff for that