"The last shall be first and the first shall be last.' The first then, who were created before us, are the invisibles, for indeed they arose before mankind, they and the gods and the rulers; and the men who shall receive mysteries, will be first into the kingdom of heaven. " https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/mistic/pistis_sophia/contents.htm#contents Gnostic texts describe the Creator as, "It is he who exists as God and Father of everything, the invisible One who is above ev

Descending the stairway from planes of creation we now arrive at an important stage, the world of Yahweh. An alternative name is Jehovah. Both names are transliterations from the ....... "Tetragrammaton" יהוה. Because originally the Hebrew texts omitted the vowels - probably because one should not pronounce the name - different vowels have been tried. Yahweh is Gesenius' suggestion. Jehovah is another attempt, with vowels of "Adonai" = "Lord" used to avoid pronouncing the "

Egypt: The Tree Spreads Its Branches; When, after much trial and error breathtakingly described and recorded in antiquity, a “perfect model” was attained, Ninharsag held him up and shouted : “My hands have made it!” Many people identify ancient Egyptian religion with the worship of animals. This type of veneration was unknown, however, during the early period of the Egyptian civilization, according to Professor James Henry Breasted: “...the hawk, for example, was the sacred a

At this point in my story I'd like to talk about who is in charge, and not just of the United States, but in charge of everything. It's a tall order to be sure but made simple in that I can state to you now that the people we elect have no power at all, and they never have. Without me having to go into page after page giving you an American and World history lesson suffice it say that this world of ours has been controlled by a relatively few individuals throughout its histor

The Sumerian Ari are almost always depicted as wearing crowns bearing horns, and some of their descendants were said actually to have had horns . For instance, the most famous statue of Moses (that of Michelangelo) depicts him with horns atop his forehead, not wholly inappropriate for someone who may be a blood relation of Asmodeus. Theologians protest that they are not horns, merely rays of light. But even rays of light suggest a Luciferian subtext. Alexander the Great decla