Imagine, if you will, the picturesque landscapes of rural Spain and the laid-back charm of the Canary Islands. Not once, but twice, I found myself ensnared in the grip of witchcraft. These encounters propelled me on a quest to explore Roman Catholicism, driven by the devout faith of those around me. Surrounded by the mysteries of the occult and the steadfast beliefs of local communities, I couldn't help but ponder: why did both of these ladies (witches), natural brunettes, decide to dye their hair blonde?
Across numerous cultures, blonde hair has long been linked with notions of divinity or the supernatural. For instance, in the annals of Greek and Roman mythology, gods and heroes frequently boasted golden locks, symbolizing their elevated status. It's conceivable that adherents of sun worship might opt to dye their hair blonde as a means of mirroring these esteemed figures, forging a connection to age-old customs and divine attributes.
Moreover, within certain magical traditions, there exists a belief in the influence of hair color on one's affinity for particular magical properties. Blonde hair, in this context, could be associated with heightened intuition, allure, or an infusion of solar energy.
This journey of mine unveiled what could be the evident presence of sun worship within the Roman Catholic Church. From the monstrance symbolizing the sun to the phallic symbols reminiscent of solar cults, and even the sun motifs adorning the Pope's attire, Vatican architecture, and hovering above Jupiter's head in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Lucifer, also known as Satan, bore the titles of the "false light bringer" and the "morning star." Now, is it mere happenstance that the sun, the brightest morning star due to its proximity to Earth, shares this celestial designation?
It's worth noting that the "All-Seeing Eye" is frequently portrayed within a triangle or encircled by rays of light.
Should we recognize the sun as a star, it begs the question: does the five-sided star frequently employed in occult and pagan rituals, notably within Wicca, neopaganism, and other occult practices, serve as a symbol for the sun—the largest star visible to us?
Additionally, within Satanism, an inverted pentagram (with two points facing upward) is commonly associated with Satanic symbolism.
Across ancient civilizations, five gods were revered, each known by different names:
Nabu/Adon: Mercury
Ishtar/Astarte: Venus
Nergal/Resheph: Mars
Tyrian Baal/Ninurta/Melqart: Saturn
Marduk/Baal: Jupiter
The five visible planets—Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn—have connections to the sun in various ways:
Mercury: The closest planet to the sun, symbolizing speed and intellect.
Venus: Often called the evening star, it reflects the sun's brightness and beauty.
Mars: Named after the Roman god of war, it represents energy and passion similar to the sun's fiery nature.
Jupiter: The largest planet, signifying power and abundance like the sun's life-giving energy.
Saturn: Known for its rings and slow orbit, associated with time and wisdom, echoing the sun's role in marking seasons and cycles.
Within occult and mystical traditions, the pentagram has been linked to solar symbolism, representing the sun's radiant energy and influence. This association may stem from the pentagram's resemblance to the sun's rays or its connection to the five elements.
The five-pointed star is also prominent on various national flags:
United States: The American flag, famously known as the "Stars and Stripes," proudly displays 50 five-pointed stars, with each representing a state.
China: The Chinese flag showcases one large five-pointed star accompanied by four smaller ones, symbolizing the unity of the Chinese people under the leadership of the Communist Party.
It is commonly found in military insignia, including rank badges and decorations. For instance, the United States military employs stars to denote ranks like General of the Army (five stars).
Police Badges: Across numerous police forces globally, the five-pointed star features prominently in badges and insignia, serving as a symbol of authority and dedicated service.
Wicca and Neopaganism have long embraced the pentagram as a powerful symbol, deeply woven into their spiritual fabric. This five-pointed star isn't merely decorative; it holds profound meaning, symbolizing the fundamental elements of earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. Within these mystical traditions, the pentagram takes center stage in rituals and magical practices, serving as a conduit for connection with the divine and the natural world.
Note that in Freemasonry the Blazing Star is also used.
Is it possible that Globalists are covert worshippers of Satan, manipulating politicians, businessmen, and others to uphold their agenda and dominate media, film, and social media to influence our reality?
In ancient civilizations, human sacrifice, particularly of children, was a practice associated with religious offerings to their gods.
Could this historical precedent shed light on the phenomenon of modern day missing persons?
Was JFK talking about the secret/occult societies that are manipulating us when he said this in his address to the American Newspaper Publishers Association on April 27, 1961, prior to his assassination?
"The very word 'secrecy' is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths, and to secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it."
Dwight D. Eisenhower also warned about the abuse of power in his farewell address on January 17, 1961
"In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist."
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