Serpent Worship

The Edda tells the story of how Thor-Indara fought a constant battle with the serpent cult. The text equates "St George", the dragon-slayer of Cappadocia (Turkey), with the European god, Thor, who was also a "dragon-slayer" . Both were said to have fought the "serpent dragons of the abyss" -their underground cavern systems and bases? In the Edda, the serpent cult engages in human sacrifice and blood drinking. Same old story, and again we see the theme of the Nordics or "Arya

The Indus Valley culture of the Sumer Empire and the Lemurians, and the Hindu religion and Indian mythology that emerged there, are full of references to the serpent gods and flying dragons who brought knowledge and fought with each other in the sky. They called them the Nagas, as we have seen, and they said they could take either reptilian or human form whenever they chose. The Nagas, who originated in Lemuria, seeded the "royal" families, we are told, and interbred with t

The story is the same in the Americas with the serpent gods at the heart of the ancient myths and legends of North, South and Central America . The books of the Mayans called Chilam Balaam say the first settlers of the Yucatan in Mexico were the Chanes or "People of the Serpent". They were said to have come across the sea led by a god-figure called Itzamna, a name that apparently comes from the word itzem, which translates as lizard or reptile. Itzamna, the sacred city of t

In Britain and the rest of Europe, the stories of dragons and reptilian gods abound also. Here are just some of the places in the British Isles that have dragon/serpent legends : - Avebury Bamburgh - Baslow - Betws-y-Coed - Bishop Auckland - Brent Pelham - Bretforton, Brinsop - Bromfield - Bures - Burley - Castle Neroche - Cawthorne - Chipping Norton - Crowcombe - Dartford - Deerhurst - Dinas Emrys - Dronley - Dunstanburgh - Durham - Gunnerton - Henham - Highclere, Horsham

Credo Mutwa, the official historian of the Zulu nation, has painted pictures from ancient and modern descriptions of these reptilian entities (see picture section) and describes the various levels of the fiercely imposed genetic hierarchy . The lower levels are the "warriors", the "poor bloody infantry" as we say in Britain. They are ruled by the "Royal" leaders, which have horns and tails, and at the very top are beings with a white, albino-like, skin and not the greenish o

You find the same story of serpent symbolism in the country to which so many modern Illuminati symbols and codes relate: Egypt. The great Temple of Ammon or Amen Ra was placed on a massive vortex point at Thebes or Karnac (Amen or Ammon is where the Christians get their term Amen! ). Under Thebes/Karnac are networks of tunnels known as the "Serpent's Catacombs". As a result of the traveling Egyptians of the Sumer Empire (or the Nordics who traveled to the Sumer region) we als

As Old Nick, Jesus and Robin are therefore variants of St Nicholas who was the Celtic Hearne, the Lord of the Forest ....... (Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva/Sidha), and Odin the blinded, (late composite version of Anu/Samael) ...... the Finnish shamanic Wanderer, who travelled on a Sled drawn by Reindeer (it is pertinent to remind oneself of the Pict-Sidhes at this point, and of Amanita Muscaria). In the bleak of Midwinter which, as a season, could have magically represented the wastela

The Caduceus [medical snake symbol] is one of the most ancient of Symbols. You might best know this symbol as the DNA structure and healing used by the medical profession. Since ancient Mesopotamia the caduceus presented two serpents intertwined (the central nervous system) around a staff (the spinal column) with the wings (the "swan") on either side (the two hemispheres of the brain, with the circle in the center representing the pineal gland, or the central sun and psychic

Freemasonry is the biggest secret society in the world and a front for the serpent cult, although the vast majority of its members are oblivious to this. The hero of Freemasonry is someone called Hiram Abif. His Freemasonic legend says that he was the "Grand Master and architect of Solomon's Temple " who was killed for refusing to reveal the Masonic secrets. The story has many similarities with the legend of the death of Osiris in Egypt. Hiram I, the king of Tyre from 969 to