THE INTERDIMENSIONAL MASTERS OF THE BLACK ARTS
- ParrisVstefanow
- 3 days ago
- 16 min read
The Alien Invader Force (AIF) has, and always has had a significant influence on humanity .
It becomes obvious when we look at the Sumerian texts and are willing to see what they actually are indicating. However, the Vedas are even more valuable when it comes to exposing the AIF for who they really are.
It's one thing to say that these beings are manipulating us in this or that field, but there is a totally different feeling to it when we read the ancient texts with the knowledge that we already have. It never really stops stunning us.
I believe it's very true what I have communicated throughout the papers in regard to "levels of learning."
Of course, people who do not know anything about our real past could start looking at the Vedas or the Sumerian cuneiform, and even if they would intellectually understand them, it would still not make much sense to them.
Such people would normally just write it all off as fantasies. Here is where the levels of learning become so important. We all need to learn about this, step-by-step, until we grasp a more complete picture.
Now I am going to present something to you that you probably already know about to a certain degree but, perhaps, only on an intellectual level.
When you are done with this section, I think you will appreciate these things from a deeper perspective, regardless of how you appreciated them before.
The old Hindu texts explain the horrific practices of these off-planet beings - practices that we humans, through secret societies, have incorporated and are now poisoning the mass consciousness with.
Behind the scenes, we have these interdimensionals who lurk in the background and suck it up in order to gain more power for themselves while depleting the human consciousness of our power. These are real psychic vampires.
I will present to you an array of evidence revealing the character of these beings. It's all in the open - no one is trying to hide anything - it's all embedded in the Hindu religion, but it is as if people don't see it or they have a tendency to justify what these gods were (are) doing for the sake of some kind of "greatest good" - I really don't know.
I only know that the manipulation of mankind is immense.
The following is from Srimad-Bhagavatam, and it contains the names of beings and group of beings that the reader may not be familiar with. There is no reason, unless the reader wants to research this, to know the difference between these group of beings at this point, other than that they are all working for the AIF, and they are very similar in nature.
Rudra, who is mentioned also, is Marduk's counterpart, as I showed in Paper 7.
We have also discussed the Rākṣasas before - the bloodthirsty ET race, who would even eat their own children if in dire straits and who have as a practice to eat their enemies alive, when possible, after they have wounded them on the battlefield. The blood rush they feel is supposedly enormous.
They correspond best to the "Sirians," whom I discussed in Level II. The other groups of beings included below are similar to the Rākṣasas.
As I mentioned, the following is taken directly from the Hindu Srimad-Bhagavatam.
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There are some types of living entities in the form of human beings whose living conditions and eatables are most abominable.
Generally they eat flesh and fermented blood, which is mentioned in this verse as kṣatajāsavam. The leaders of such degraded men known as Yakṣas, Rākṣasas, bhūtas and piśācas, are all in the mode of ignorance. They have been placed under the control of Rudra.
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Then the Yakṣas, Rākṣasas, ghosts and witches, who are habituated to eating flesh, transformed Lord Śiva's incarnation Rudra (Bhūtanātha) into a calf and milked out beverages made of blood and put them in a pot made of skulls.
We can understand that conditions are different on different worlds out there in cosmos, but it would be discouraging indeed if the above was the norm amongst star beings - fortunately, that's not the case.
What we see here are beings who are under Lord Marduk's command, and from being so, this must be something the Lord agrees with. They have been placed under the control of Rudra/Marduk, as if he would help them out of their ignorance.
Not so - the acts of the Rākṣasas and others are commonplace on Earth today.
The webmaster of Viniquotes.org says it best:
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Rudra is the incarnation of Lord Śiva and is in charge of the mode of ignorance in material nature. Another name of Lord Śiva is Bhūtanātha, meaning "master of ghosts." Rudra was born from between Brahmā's eyes when Brahmā was very angry at the four Kumāras.
This person mentions Lord Shiva being the "master of ghosts." What follows is a reference to ghosts in this particular regard:
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Similarly, one can go to many ghostly planets and become a Yaksa, Raksa or Pisaca. Pisaca worship is called "black arts" or "black magic." There are many men who practice this black art, and they think that it is spiritualism, but such activities are completely materialistic.
In other words, we need not go any further than to Bhagavad-Gita to find a good reference.
The above reference is straightforward, explaining who it was that introduced "black magick" and the "black arts" to humankind. Dr. Bordon at LPG-C was telling me that the Š.a.A.M.i (whom he also referred to as the Anunnaki) were the ones who invented magick, but of course, he never told me it also included the dark side of magick.
Now, let's continue with additional information on ghosts.
What are they associated with?
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In traditional belief and fiction, a ghost (sometimes known as a spectre (British English) or specter [American English], phantom, apparition or spook) is the soul or spirit of a dead person or animal that can appear, in visible form or other manifestation, to the living.
Descriptions of the apparition of ghosts vary widely from an invisible presence to translucent or barely visible wispy shapes, to realistic, lifelike visions.
The deliberate attempt to contact the spirit of a deceased person is known as necromancy, or in spiritism as a séance.
That was easy. All I needed to do was to look up "ghost" in Wikipedia.
Necromancy is something black magicians are heavily involved with, as many of the readers probably know. This side of the black arts uses the spirit world, calls up dead people, and uses them for black magicians' purposes.
This "art form" started with the AIF and has been practiced by humans throughout the world for millennia. We return to the "Underworld" or "Netherworld," with King Nergal and Queen Ereškigal and the "Afterlife."
While we're discussing the Afterlife and Rudra/Shiva/Marduk, let me also show the reader the following - we know by now that Rudra is the Master of Ghosts:
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He [Indra] is the god of war, smashing the stone fortresses of the Dasyu, but he is also is invoked by combatants on both sides in the Battle of the Ten Kings.
Indra, the avatar of Shiva/Marduk, is also the God of War, which is a trademark for Marduk - more or less everywhere his name is mentioned - whether it's the Sumerian name or the Indian name - the term "God of War" is included.
I am just noting in passing that these beings are not "Gods of Peace" - that is not what it says anywhere - so there is no use in trying to bring peace to the gods; it's not in their nature. Of course, one day even they will evolve, but I'm not going to stay up late for that to happen.
Still, there are many humans who think these gods are benevolent or can be subdued, but I am saying that it's a waste of time, and more deception will follow, digging humanity even deeper into the mud. We do not have the means to deliberately change their behavior - that must come from them, and them alone, exactly as our change needs to come from us, and us alone!
They are not different in that respect. Just as Lord En.ki, Marduk changed names as we are changing clothes.
The reader has almost certainly heard of the following deity - often when comparing Jesus with some forerunners.
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While Mithra is not the divinity of the Sun in Zoroastrian scripture (or in Indian scripture either), this being the role of Hvare.khshaeta (literally "radiant Sun", whence also Middle Persian Khorshed for the Sun), in Zoroastrian/Iranian tradition, Mithra became the divinity of the Sun.
How, when or why this occurred is uncertain, but it is commonly attributed to a conflation with the Babylonian Shamash, who - in addition to being a Sun god - was a judicial figure like Mithra.
In the Hellenistic era (i.e., in Seleucid and Parthian times), Mithra also seems to have been conflated with Apollo, who - like Mithra - was an all-seeing divinity of the truth.
In other words, Mithra and Utu Šamaš are one and the same, and we know from Level IV that Utu and Marduk are the same being.
Here we also learn again that Apollo is Marduk, as he,
"seems to have been conflated with Apollo."
They are all sun gods, or "son gods," i.e. "Gods son(s)," which is the term equivalent to the Messiah.
Thus, those who claim that history repeats itself and Jesus Christ was not the first Messiah but lived a similar life as his "forerunners" are basically correct. Another such deity is the Egyptian Horus/Marduk - another Sun God.
There are many references to both En.ki and Marduk being related to the Underworld - the Land of the Dead, and just to assure the reader that I'm not making this up, let me use a random reference regarding this.
In addition, I, personally, find this topic quite interesting.
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The Hebrew term Abaddon (Hebrew: אֲבַדּוֹן, 'Ǎḇaddōn), and its Greek equivalent Apollyon (Greek: Ἀπολλύων, Apollyon), appear in the Bible as a place of destruction and an angel, respectively.
In the Hebrew Bible, abaddon is used with reference to a bottomless pit, often appearing alongside the place שאול (sheol), meaning the land of the dead.
In the New Testament Book of Revelation, an angel called Abaddon is written as the king of an army of locusts; his name is first transcribed in Greek (Revelation 9:11 - "whose name in Hebrew Abaddon" (Ἀβαδδὼν)), and then translated ("which in Greek means the Destroyer" (Ἀπολλύων, Apollyon)).
The Latin Vulgate, as well as the Douay Rheims Bible, has an additional note (not present in the Greek text), "in Latin Exterminans", exterminans being the Latin word for "destroyer".
There are researchers who seriously think that Apollo is a "good guy," and perhaps even our new Messiah.
Well, if they are correct, then Marduk will be our next Messiah. If that is good or bad, I leave for these researchers to decide, but let's say that I personally have since long made up my mind.
Not only is Apollo referred to as an "angel of death" - he is actually the "Destroyer" and is referenced to a "bottomless pit" - the Netherworld, which corresponds with what these papers convey. To claim that someone like Apollo is a "good guy" is in my opinion just as bad as saying that "all ETs are good," which some other researchers forcefully state.
Being aware of how many people these "prominent" researchers attract and how they set themselves up as authorities on the subject, I can't help but believing these people are working for the Intelligence Community. I just hope that these papers will help put an end to the nonsense they are spreading.
Dr. Greer is every now and then inviting people on field trips - often to Arizona or Joshua Tree - to watch UFOs.
You have to be able to afford it, of course, because it's not cheap. Besides that, people who believe in "malevolent ETs" are not welcome on the trip - Dr. Greer emphasizes that their group must be "way beyond that."
People, in general, are aware that yoga comes from the vicinity of India and is practiced in the Hindu religion, as well as in Buddhism and others, and many people in the western hemisphere practice it as well.
However, where does this practice actually come from?
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Shiva is regarded as one of the primary forms of God.
He is the Supreme God within Shaivism, one of the three most influential denominations in contemporary Hinduism. He is one of the five primary forms of God in the Smarta tradition, and "the Destroyer" or "the Transformer" among the Trimurti, the Hindu Trinity of the primary aspects of the divine.
Shiva has many benevolent and fearsome forms.
At the highest level Shiva is limitless, transcendent, unchanging and formless. In benevolent aspects, he is depicted as an omniscient Yogi who lives an ascetic life on Mount Kailash, as well as a householder with wife Parvati and his two children, Ganesha and Kartikeya and in fierce aspects, he is often depicted slaying demons.
Shiva is also regarded as the patron god of yoga and arts.
Shiva may appear as a schizophrenic god with several different personalities - some seemingly good and others obviously evil.
This is not necessarily the case, but it is just the way he is playing out his role in order to confuse and rule through chaos and separation. Also, Earth is the realm of duality; therefore, the gods often show traits of opposites when interacting with humans. In one aspect, Shiva is the ultimate yogi, who sits on a mountain top meditating, while other aspects of him have to do with war and destruction.
Nevertheless, it is clear that Shiva is the,
"patron god of yogi and the arts."
We also know that yoga these days is promoted even within the medical field as an excellent way to relax from stressful situations and can even be practiced daily for as long as the person so wishes.
Does this mean that yoga is harmful, then? After all, it's originating from the AIF!
I would say that relaxing in itself can never be harmful, and to put oneself in an altered state is not harmful, either, as long as the practitioner knows what he or she is doing! That is the key!
Nowhere in yoga instructions does it say that you need to ground yourself before you start practicing - at least not what I have seen. However, that's what practitioners need to do as rule 1. If not, they leave their bodies wide open for possession and other intrusive actions on behalf of the interdimensionals.
Quote 11 also talks about Shiva being the patron of arts! That is a pretty interesting statement, which we will go into further.
But first:
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Raksasas are understood to be accustomed to eating their own sons, as snakes and many other animals sometimes do.
At the present moment in Kali-Yuga, Raksasa fathers and mothers are killing their own children in the womb, and some are even eating the fetus with great relish. Thus the so-called civilization is gradually advancing by producing Raksasas.
Here is more evidence pointing at the Sirian wolfen-reptilian race I mentioned in Level II.
These beings have evolved since they visited Earth for the first time, but that does not necessarily mean in a benevolent way. They are obviously very demonic. They are also identified with snakes, which is one of En.ki's symbols.
Another group of beings in the Vedas who is identified with snakes is the Nagas, who are demonic as well, and live in the Underworld. We discussed this in a previous paper.
Here is another interesting excerpt from Srimad-Bhagavatam regarding the Rākṣasas:
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Raksasis learn mystic powers by which they can travel in outer space without machines. In some parts of India there are still such mystical witches, who can sit on a stick and use it to fly from one place to another in a very short time.
This art was known to Putana. Assuming the feature of a very beautiful woman, she entered Nanda Maharaja's abode, Gokula. The Vedas and other ancient Hindu texts mention nano-travel to a great extent.
In the above reference it can't be any clearer - these beings could travel through space without any machines and vehicles of any sort. They traveled in their avatars.
It also states that there are "mystical witches," who can,
"fly from one place to another in a very short time."
Even today, a few people can do this, and it is ever increasing due to increased awareness and consciousness.
Those who are best at this are those who are aware of what they're eating and are avoiding GMOs and other obvious poisons. The more poisoned the body is, the harder it is to harmonize with it.
In the medieval times, as we know, women (and even men) who could do such things were convicted for being witches and burned at the stake by the Catholic Church.
In Quote 13 above, it says that nano-travel was known to Putana.
Who is Putana?
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In Hindu mythology, Putana (Sanskrit: Pūtanā, lit. "putrefaction") is a Matrika, who is killed by the infant-god Krishna.
Putana is also considered as a foster-mother of Krishna as she breast-fed him, though it was with the motive of killing Krishna by poisoned milk. By offering her milk, Putana had performed,
"the supreme act of maternal devotion", in the shadow of her evil motives.
The myth is told and retold in Hindu scriptures and some Indian books, which portray her variously as an evil hag, an ogress or a demoness who surrendered herself to Krishna, though she initially came with evil motives.
Krishna, who himself was the eight Avatar of Vishnu, apparently had some kind of conflict going on here - not only with this Putana woman, but with the group she represented, which was called the Matrikas (see first sentence of Quote 14).
This name would probably go unnoticed by most, but it's worth taking an extra glance at it, so let us look up "Matrika".
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The Matrikas assume paramount significance in the goddess-oriented sect of Hinduism, Tantrism.
In Shaktism, they are, "described as assisting the great Shakta Devi (goddess) in her fight with demons."
Some scholars consider them Shaiva goddesses.
They are also connected with the worship of warrior god Skanda. In most early references, the Matrikas are described as having inauspicious qualities and often described as dangerous. They come to play a protective role in later mythology, although some of their inauspicious and wild characteristics still persist in these accounts.
Thus, they represent the prodigiously fecund aspect of nature as well as its destructive force aspect.
In the 6th century encyclopedia Brihat-Samhita, Varahamihira says that,
"Mothers are to be made with cognizance of (different major Hindu) gods corresponding to their names."
They are associated with these gods as their spouses or their energies (Shaktis).
Originally believed to be a personification of the seven stars of the star cluster the Pleiades, they became quite popular by the seventh century and a standard feature of goddess temples from the ninth century onwards.
These beings are known to often be dangerous and originally being the personification of the seven stars of the star cluster "The Pleiades."
This is in itself quite a revelation, as the Pleiadians whom Barbara Marciniak is channeling are proud to be associated with the "Seven Sisters," whom they jokingly refer to as the "Seven Chicks."
We are going to explore the Pleiades frequently in the following papers, so this is just a heads up for the readers.
As I said, Marduk is almost always referred to as a War God, and in reference to the above excerpt, he is called a "warrior god" - the same thing. Here he calls himself Skanda.
It makes me wonder if this is where the word "scandal" comes from (skandal in Swedish)…
Let us not yet leave the Rākṣasas behind us, though, as there is more to explore when it comes to their practices.
I would like to show the reader the definition of necromancy and its connection to shamanism.
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Early necromancy was related to - and most likely evolved from - shamanism, which calls upon spirits such as the ghosts of ancestors. Classical necromancers addressed the dead in "a mixture of high-pitch squeaking and low droning", comparable to the trance-state mutterings of shamans.
Necromancy was prevalent throughout Western antiquity with records of its practice in Babylon, Egypt, Greece, and Rome.
In his Geographica, Strabo refers to νεκρομαντία (necyomanteis), or "diviners by the dead", as the foremost practitioners of divination among the people of Persia, and it is believed to have also been widespread among the peoples of Chaldea (particularly the Sabians, or "star-worshipers"), Etruria, and Babylonia.
The Babylonian necromancers were called manzazuu or sha'etemmu, and the spirits they raised were called etemmu.
Readers who watched the movie Eyes Wide Shut with Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman certainly recall the scene when Tom Cruise witnessed an Illuminati Sex Magick ritual.
I particularly recall the music they used in this ritual, which was basically an a cappella (a cappella means one of more voices singing without instrumental backup) with a male low baritone or bass singer, who sang long notes in a low register. This kind of music is perfect to call up and bring forth demons and beings from the lower astral.
This is another movie people shouldn't watch without grounding themselves and perhaps even cleanse themselves afterward. Regardless, the ritual they showed in the movie reflected a real Illuminati ritual quite well. What they basically practiced here was necromancy.
Putana (the woman who breastfed Krishna) and her "six sisters" are very important when it comes to researching the black arts.
Hence, let us continue down that path for a moment.
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In Vishnu Purana, it is explicitly stated that Putana should work in the dark, symbolizing the lack of illumination of knowledge. Her ear-rings are described not as radiant, but as quivering, signifying her unstable nature.
Agrawal equates Putana to Varuna, the Vedic god of darkness and chaos in the water. As Varuna pollutes life-giving water, Putana mixed her breast milk with poison. Thus, Putana stands for death and darkness.
Now it becomes really interesting, and a direct link to the Sumerian texts and Egyptian mythology is present in a big way.
Now we learn that Putana stands for "death and darkness". Remember from Level IV how I distinguished between the Seven Sisters of the Pleiades and the Seven Sisters of Ursa Major - the latter being the original Seven Sisters of Orion and not of the Pleiades.
Perhaps that did not sink in with everybody who read it (understandably so), but that was a serious claim and an important one as well. Here, in the Vedas, we see the "evidence" that the Seven Sisters of the Pleiades are not a place of light, love, and peace.
Moreover, the Vedic texts equate Putana (female) to Varuna (male) - the latter being the Vedic god of darkness and chaos in the water.
"As Varuna pollutes life-giving water, Putana mixed her breast milk with poison."
At the same time, it states that these two are the same being, something that is not at all that uncommon in the ancient texts, as the reader may have noticed - anything to confuse us! However, there is more to it than that.
Why would Putana suddenly become a male and vice versa?
Again, think back to Level IV where we discussed the castration of En.ki in the Rigelian star system. After that, he sometimes portrayed himself as a female (at times even as Mother Goddess). Here we have a similar situation, obviously.
However, can we actually prove that Varuna is En.ki? Well, the first hint would be the association with water in his case - En.ki is always associated with water, whether it is the cosmic life-giving water, or the oceans, lakes, and rivers of the Earth.
Still, let us not rest with that.
Let us see what more we can find out about Varuna.
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Varuna has also been connected to Poseidon in Greek mythology or Neptune in Roman mythology, as each of these gods presides over large bodies of water.
Moreover:
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In post-Vedic texts Varuna became the god of oceans and rivers and keeper of the souls of the drowned. As such, Varuna is also a god of the dead, and can grant immortality.
He is attended by the nagas. He is also one of the Guardians of the directions, representing the west.
There we have it..!
I also managed to find the reference (Quote 19) where it states that Varuna/En.ki is the "god of the dead" and can grant immortality (Tree of Life). As the water is his domain, it says that he is also the "keeper of souls of the drowned."
In other words - he is in charge of the Afterlife for the ignorant, who not yet know the truth about what the Afterlife has to offer if you are educated enough to know what to do.
