THE CHRISTIAN SERPENT TRINITY AND EL THE DRAGON QUEEN
- ParrisVstefanow
- Aug 31
- 3 min read
The serpent trinity of El, Wodan, and Balder, the mother-father-son, has been repeated in many guises.
The emphasis in the serpent trinity was on the mother and son. In Babylon, that major stronghold of the serpent cult, the "son" was Ninus/Tammuz (Balder) and the "mother" was Queen Semiramis (El).
The Edda explains how one of the centers for the serpent cult during the conflicts with Thor/Indara was the Van Tribe of Lake Van on the western side of Mount Ararat in Turkey, the Biblical resting place of "Noah's Ark" after the flood.
The Van Tribe was known as "The Children of Khaldis", Waddell reports, and these became the Chaldeans of Mesopotamia and the Culdees of northern Britain.
Other offshoots were the "Vandals" or "Hun" - again reptilian bloodlines.
Van or Baina was also the ancient capital of the matriarch queen of the serpent cult, Semiramis (El), and I guess this might relate to the Lady of the Lake in the King Arthur stories.
The underground world is also symbolized as the "Lake of Fire", the domain of the death-goddess, Hel.
Semiramis translates as "branch bearer" and her symbol was the dove - further links to the Noah story with the dove arriving to Noah bearing the olive branch.
I have seen Lake Van associated with the Garden of Eden by one researcher.
So the Babylonian mother-son was Semiramis of the serpent cult and her son, Tammuz, the hero of their far earlier version of the "Jesus" story.
We shall see later that this same serpent cult moved from Babylon to Rome and founded the Christian religion, as we know it today.
The Christian mother-son combination is Mary (another name used for El) and "Jesus" (Tammuz or Balder).
Christianity, as created by the Roman Church, is another form of the ancient mother-son serpent cult religion. And there's more.
Rome is said to have been founded by Romulus and Remus. These are mythical names, but highly symbolic.
Waddell points out that in the Edda text Rom is another name for Edin or Eden, the home of the serpent cult and the "Wolf tribe" of the "Roms" (wolf symbolism is associated with Sirius).
These people were not Nordics, but similar to the aboriginal dark Chaldeans, Lycians, and what is called today the Mediterranean or Iberian race.
Rom or Romil was also a title of the Set and serpent worshippers of ancient Egypt.
Muslims refer to Turkey/Asia Minor as Rum, and Romania is the traditional centre for the vampire legends.
Fascinating, then, that Romulus and Remus, the mythical founders of Rome, were said to have been "wolf-suckled" and this is symbolic of the mother-son cult (goddess worship) of the Wolf-tribe of the Roms with its associated serpent worship.
The names Romulus and Remus came from an ancient female clan called the Etruscan gens Romulia, the real founders of Rome.
Again the female.
Mother Mary is El, the "dragon queen"
It is no surprise, given its origins in Babylon, that the Roman Church would so emphasize the importance of "Mary", the goddess figure, and its version of El or Queen Semiramis.
El was also known as "May" or "Mother May" and so we have May Day, one of the most important ritual days of the year for the serpent cult/Illuminati.
The Illuminati-created creed of Communism has its day of celebration and military parades on May Day for the same reason (see ...And The Truth Shall Set You Free for the detailed background to the Illuminati origins of Communism).
On the night of April 30th, Satanists perform the ritual of Walpurgis to the Goddess of Walpurgisnacht or "May Day Eve".
She was such a popular deity in Germany as the May Queen, Walpurga, that she was encompassed by Christianity under the name "Saint" Walpurga, and a fictional story produced to justify this.
Morgyn la Faye in the King Arthur stories is another version of El, as in Maer (Mary) gyn (woman) of the Fey (deadly serpent).
Mary Woman of the Deadly Serpent - "Mother Mary" of Christianity.
Morgans were known as "Sea-women", as the same water themes continue.
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