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Explores the symbolism and historical cults of Saturn, linking ancient mythology, esoteric beliefs, and modern power structures.

## Key Takeaways

- Saturn symbolizes a system that sacrifices the future to maintain current power structures.
- Ancient mythologies and modern esoteric practices share common Saturnian themes of control and karma.
- Symbols like the black cube and rituals around sevenfold repetition have deep historical and spiritual roots.
- Powerful elites may use Saturnian symbolism to legitimize or conceal their influence.
- Understanding Saturnian cults helps decode hidden layers of history, religion, and contemporary geopolitics.

## What the video covers

- Examines the symbolism of Saturn and its association with karma, time, and sacrifice in ancient cultures.
- Discusses the connection between Saturn, the Kaaba, Kabbalah, and esoteric Wall Street mysticism.
- Explores the origins and influence of the Lucis Trust and Theosophical Society on modern spiritual and globalist ideas.
- Analyzes mythological parallels between Saturn/Cronus and themes of rebellion, sacrifice, and control over the future.
- Highlights the manifestation of Saturnian symbolism in contemporary societal issues like debt, war, and power dynamics.
- Links ancient Canaanite deity Baal to Saturnian worship and modern references in elite circles.
- Addresses conspiracy theories around powerful figures and secret societies controlling global events.
- Provides historical context on Saturnian cults and their evolution through different civilizations.
- Explores the cultural significance of the black cube symbol in religious and political institutions.
- Encourages critical thinking and open discussion about fragmented history and speculative interpretations.

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Introduction and Symbolism of Saturn and the Black Cube
2. 03:04 Overview of Saturnian Cults and Historical Context
3. 05:59 Saturn as a Symbol of Power, Sacrifice, and Control
4. 08:40 Ancient Canaanite Religion and Baal Worship
5. 11:29 Cultural and Religious Evolution in Canaan and Israel
6. 14:12 Roman Conquest and the Persistence of Baal Worship
7. 16:44 Symbolism in Architecture and Religious Iconography
8. 19:51 Modern Spiritual Movements and the Black Cube Symbol
9. 22:23 Personal Stories and Esoteric Experiences
10. 27:37 Conclusion and Channel Call to Action

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## Questions about this video

Why is the black cube symbol significant in this video?

The black cube is a recurring symbol linked to Saturnian worship and esoteric mysticism, appearing in religious sites like the Kaaba and political institutions such as the United Nations meditation room.

How does Saturn relate to ancient mythology and modern power structures?

Saturn, associated with time, karma, and sacrifice, symbolizes a system that consumes its own future to maintain control, a theme reflected in ancient myths and modern societal issues like debt and war.

What is the connection between the Lucis Trust and the concept of a new world order?

The Lucis Trust, founded by Alice Bailey, promotes spiritual principles aimed at establishing a global society of interdependent citizens, often interpreted as advocating for a new world order.

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Why is there a giant 15-foot-long, 5,000-pound statue of a bronze bull charging at a young girl built on Wall Street?

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Why is the holiest site in Islam, the Kaaba, a giant black cube that Muslims walk around seven times counterclockwise in worship? Saturn is a planet and it has rings, obviously, but it was also thought in the ancient world to be the

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seventh and final planet in our solar system. And coincidentally, if you take the word Kaaba and you combine it with the Arabic word for God, Allah, you get Kaaba Allah, which sounds a lot like Kabbalah, a form of esoteric mysticism

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practiced on Wall Street. Why is the cube unfolded a cross? Why does the United Nations meditation room contain nothing inside of it except for a black cube? To be fair, it is more of a blue rectangle, but this was gifted to the

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United Nations by the same company that handles all of the UN's marketing materials, the Lucis Trust. The company's website reads, "The Lucis Trust is dedicated to the establishment of a new and better way of life for everyone in the world based on the

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fulfillment of the divine plan for humanity. Its educational activities promote recognition and practice of the spiritual principles and values upon which a stable and interdependent world society may be based." In other words, a new world order filled with only global

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citizens. Where have I heard that before? The Lucis Trust was founded in 1922 under the name the Lucifer Publishing Company by a woman named Alice Bailey. Five years before this, in 1917, Alice Bailey got involved in the Theosophical Society. The Theosophical

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Society were essentially Gnostics that believed in the prison planet theory and that the physical world is a prison for your soul. They believe that when you die, your soul is reincarnated based on all of the karma that you've

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inherited through this life and all your other previous lives, with the ultimate goal being to free yourself, free your soul, and escape the physical world.

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Saturn was known in the ancient world as the Lord of Karma. Why was this chosen as the cover for Michael Jackson's final album after he passed away? The album's called Escape. There's a gold ring around his head, and it looks like he's

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almost leaving through a portal going into space. What could this possibly mean? Is there any symbolism here? Why did former IDF officers found a private intelligence agency called the Black Cube in Tel Aviv that assists in IDF operations to this day? And how does all

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of this connect back to Saturn? Well, that's a great question, and I'm glad you asked. How's it going, everybody? Welcome or welcome back. My name is Chase. First of all, I want to say that I've done the absolute best I

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can to keep this all as straightforward as possible, as usual. But at the same time, we do have literal thousands of years of history to get through.

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Obviously, I can't cover every single thing that ever happened, but I am going to try my best to paint for you a clear picture of the Saturnian cults throughout history. Some of the history that we're going to talk about here is fragmented.

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And of course, it's all mixed in with speculation and opinions. If you disagree with something said here or one of the interpretations or you think that I should have mentioned something that I didn't, please do let me know in the

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comments. No sponsor on the video. So, if you like what I do and want to support the channel and see more videos like this, don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe. It really does help me out a lot. And we're almost at

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200,000 subscribers, which is absolutely crazy. As always, thank you so much for watching, and I hope you enjoy this video as much as you can because needless to say, pretty disturbing subject matter.

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Saturn is the sixth planet in our solar system and the seventh and farthest celestial body visible from Earth with the naked human eye. This system carried on throughout history and was adopted by other cultures, which is why now we have

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seven days in a week. And Saturn being the final celestial body was eventually equated with the edge of the material universe and the final archon. We call the planet Saturn today after the Roman god Saturn, who was associated with

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agriculture, karma, and time. I think it's important to point out here that agriculture was a way bigger deal in the ancient world because back then a couple of dry seasons meant that everyone in your village was going to starve. But

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Saturn was the Roman equivalent to the Greek Titan Cronus, the second generation of divine beings in Greek mythology. Cronus was the son of Uranus, the sky and heavens, and Gaia, the earth. Eventually, he stages a violent rebellion against the literal embodiment

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of heaven, his father, and overthrows him, taking the throne for himself. Obviously, to some extent, this mirrors the revolt against God that Satan leads and the war in heaven. But, of course, that story ends differently. Eventually, Saturn or Cronus is told a prophecy

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saying that one day his own son will overthrow him just as he did to his father. To prevent this, Saturn decides that he will eat his children as they're born. In order to stop any possibility of rebellion, he cannibalizes the entire

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future. Of course, if you know the lore, eventually Zeus or Jupiter is swapped out and then he and his brothers and sisters lead a revolt and they beat the Titans and become the new gods. But what Saturn represents is a machine or system

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that feeds upon its own offspring. In order for things to remain the way that they are now, the future must be sacrificed. National debts and inflation, the consumers footing the tariffs while big corporations get massive returns, abortion, young men and

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innocent civilians dying and suffering in wars that they have no business in. All while the old people who actually do have the blood on their hands because they're the ones calling the shots, they face no consequences for it. Of course,

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they actually get richer from it. And obviously, I'm not talking about every single person. I'm talking about the people who are in positions of power.

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You guys know who I'm talking about. Point being, these are all things that are perfect representations or manifestations of Saturn. But if you want to receive something very valuable, you have to offer something very valuable because this is a trade,

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essentially a deal with the devil, if you will. And obviously the game has changed since then and rain isn't exactly selling like it used to. Now people are more in search of things like money or power or influence, but the rules are

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still the same. But now knowing that about Saturn and knowing that the Romans and the Greeks equated Saturn and Cronus to the Canaanite deity Baal, do you think it's a coincidence that Epstein had a bank account named?

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Now, does that mean that Jeffrey was a Baal worshipper? No, not necessarily. But it does mean that he at least had an affinity towards Baal because you name things after things that you like. Now, I didn't vote for Trump. I am not a

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supporter of this administration, but normies will look you straight in the eye and tell you that those are the two men who are the ringleaders behind this whole operation, which is just crazy. It really shows how little most people know

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because just off the top of my head, excluding the conspiracy theories that I've covered on this channel, I can think of at least three different cases that almost one-to-one mirror the case that we're talking about right now. The

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only difference is that they did not make mainstream news in the way that the Epstein case did. It was just covered up better. These people have handlers and they're put into these positions of power and influence and, you know, pulled on

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the world stage by people who are way more powerful that you've never even heard of. The real powerful people who put people like Jeffrey into their positions are the ones that are calling the shots. And I think those are the

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people who are actually deeply spiritual. I think those

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And I think that someone like Jeffrey rubs elbows with them enough and picks up on enough that he is inspired by them because they are higher up on the totem pole than he is. Right? So he wants to

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do the same thing that they are doing. Ball is not a name. It is a symetic title meaning owner, possessor or lord.

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Over time though the title became synonymous with the Canaanite deity of storms and agriculture Bal Ham. Hamman is thought to originate from Haman, which means fire or brazier, which is an uncommon name for a storm and agriculture god. I'm sure a lot of you

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probably already have a pretty good idea about why ball would be associated with fire, but if you don't, we'll get to that. Now, ancient Canaan was a polytheistic society, so there was multiple different gods that sat on something sort of akin to a divine

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council. At the head of this council was the supreme deity who was the father of all of the other lesser gods, Lelleljon.

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Thousands of years, the Canaanites all agreed that L was God most high, but there was a divine council of gods underneath him and they all received worship. That is until the Israelites pop up in history. Deuteronomy 32:8 commonly reads, "When the Most High or

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Eljon aortioned the nations, when he divided humankind, he fixed the boundaries of the peoples according to the numbers of the sons of Israel." Online, you can find plenty of discussion surrounding this passage and people pointing out what doesn't make

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sense to them for a variety of reasons. But what I want to mention here is that the passage in the Dead Sea Scrolls reads slightly differently. There it says that the most high divided the nations of the world based upon the

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number of gods in the divine council and that Yahweh's portion was the Israelites. That translation would mean that Yahweh and Bal were originally viewed as brothers sitting on the same divine council underneath Godmost high l. So it seems like at least for some

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time Canaanites started adopting Yahweh into their culture upon his introduction into the region. And over the course of hundreds of years, Yahweh gradually absorbs all of the positive traits associated with every other god in the region. This 8th century inscription

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found in Egypt seems to support this. It reads, "Bless you by Yahweh of Samaria and his Asher with a liar player in the background and a calf feeding from its mother to the front left." The of Samaria is just because gods were highly

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localized at this time because travel was so much more scarce. So you and the next town over could both worship Yahweh, but your worship and your depictions of Yahweh are going to change over time because you're just not in

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contact as frequently. So you would say Yahweh of blank and Yahweh of blank, and it's still essentially the same god.

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That's the agreement. But the more notable depiction is of Asher, who is the mother and fertility goddess worshiped in Canaan at this time. She was the wife of the supreme god L and was depicted with him. So, it shows that

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during this time, Yahweh had already begun overtaking or absorbing L. But the Canaanites saw L as an older paternal god who was less willing to get involved in mortal affairs. Bal was the younger and more energetic and wrathful god. And

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since he wasn't the supreme creator, he was more willing to negotiate for a greater sacrifice. And this is why even as supreme deity, El could be absorbed so easily into Yahweh. While the power struggle between Yahweh and Bal in the

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region is much more played out, Canaan eventually splits into the Phoenicians of the north and the Israelites in the south. The Phoenetians are culturally still Canaanite and their chief god is Ball. But the Israelites no longer see Bal and Yahweh as two gods on the same

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council. Now Yahweh is the only god and Bal is a false god. Because like I said, Yahweh didn't just stop at absorbing all of El's traits and what he's associated with. He absorbed everything. He was not a laid-back elderly god who stayed out

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of things like Lelon. Yahweh was now seen as loving and the supreme creator, but also extremely jealous and wrathful.

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And the cults of ball worship that proved to be a pervasive and recurring problem in Israelite society were not just seen as worship of a false god, but the very acts that were performed were degradations of Yahweh and his creation.

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King Solomon in his old age turned away from Yahweh and began worshiping false gods. Following his death in the 10th century before Christ, the kingdom of Israel split into the northern kingdom of Israel and the southern kingdom of

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Judah. Following this split, the Phoenician princess Jezebel is married to King of Israel Ahab. As queen, Jezebel influences her husband, Ahab to abandon Yahweh completely and has Bal cults established throughout the kingdom. She destroyed altars to Yahweh, had a altar and temple for Bal built in

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the capital city of Samaria, and even routinely had prophets and followers of Yahweh executed. I don't know if I've explicitly said it yet at this point, but an altar to Ball is where they would sacrifice children in flame. Malik is

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the name of this sacrificial ritual that they would perform to Ball. So, Malik isn't a false god or deity at all. It's just what they called the ritual.

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Famously, Prophet Elijah encounters the king and queen and challenges Jezebel's prophets of Bal to a challenge on Mount Carmel. The challenge was to see which god, Yahweh or Bal would burn a bull sacrifice on the altar. The story goes

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that 450 prophets of Bal tried and failed to summon their god. They desperately cried out and performed their rituals, including making incisions on themselves and offering their own blood, but nothing happened.

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The whole time they're getting mocked by Elijah and he's saying that maybe their god can't hear them all the way up here because the mountain's too high. He talks the whole time and then successfully invokes Yahweh and orders

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the crowd to seize and kill all of the prophets of Bal. About 3 years after that, King Ahab dies in battle, and the throne gets tossed around a couple times. First, Ahab and Jezebel's son, Ahazia, takes the throne, but he's king

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for less than a year before he falls off the palace roof. And none other than Prophet Elijah, shows up to his bedside to prophesies that he won't recover. And he doesn't recover. RIP Bozo. Anyways, he's succeeded by his brother Jehoram,

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who rules the kingdom for about 11 years until a man named Jahoo comes along.

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Jah's claim to fame is exterminating the Ahab lineage in the kingdom of Israel. Initially, Jah was a military commander before he was prophesized to be the one to inflict divine judgment against the house of Ahab. He first killed Jehoram

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and his nephew Ahazia, who was the son of Jehoram's sister, Athalia, who we're going to get back to in a second. He then approached the royal palace, and Jezebel was there waiting for him with her makeup all done up and wearing her

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finest clothes and all her jewelry. It's noted that it seemed she was determined to exit this life as royalty. Jahoo orders Jezebel's own servants to throw her out the window to which they obliged. It's said that she splattered

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on the palace's walls and the horses and that Je's horse trampled her after the fact. Jahoo enters the royal palace and feasts before eventually returning to Jezebel with the intent of burying her.

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When they returned, they found that stray dogs had consumed most of what remained with only her head, hands, and feet being left intact. In the southern kingdom of Judah, Athalia, the daughter of King Ahab and Queen Jezebel, becomes

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queen when she marries Jehoram of Judah. Completely different Jehoram than the one we just talked about. This was done to seal a treaty between the two kingdoms of Israel and Judah. But you have to remember that Athalia was a ball

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cultist who was raised by a family of ball cultists. Just like her mother, she did everything she could to turn her husband away from Yahweh and spread ball worship throughout the kingdom.

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Jehoram's rule of Judah is said to be cursed for this reason and he ruled for just 8 years before getting struck with a fatal illness. It's said that he passed away with no funeral and completely unmorned even by his own

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wife. V. Nathalia immediately takes this opportunity to secure the throne for herself. She killed all possible future claimments to the throne, including nephews, nieces, and her own children, and of course, continued doing everything in her power to spread ball

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worship throughout the kingdom. But 6 years later, in Solomon's temple, a priest crowned Jehoash king in a political revolt. Athalia was outraged by this and rushed to stop the rebellion, but under priest's orders, she was captured and killed. It was

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specifically ordered to be done outside because her blood would defile the temple if it was done inside. King Ahab and Jezebel and their bloodline were responsible for reintroducing and institutionalizing Bal worship in both kingdoms. King Ahaz became the 12th king

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of Judah in the mid7th century before Christ and infamously sacrificed his own son to Bal. Quote, "Ahaz was 20 years old when he became king, and he reigned in Jerusalem 16 years. Unlike David his father, he did not do what was right in

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the eyes of the Lord his God. Instead, he followed the ways of the kings of Israel and even sacrificed his son in the fire, engaging in the detestable practices of the nations the Lord had driven out before the Israelites. He

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offered sacrifices and burned incense at the high places on the hilltops and under every spreading tree. Not long after Ahaz's rule, King Manassa took over as the 14th king of the southern kingdom in what came to be known as

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Judah's most wicked period. Manas's father was a Yahweh worshipper, and Manassa worked to reverse all of his father's reforms. He restored worship of Bal and Asher in the kingdom and sponsored the Assyrian astral cult in Judah, which is a cult that associates

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deities with heavenly bodies. I wonder if that's going to come back up. Anyways, Manasseh also sacrificed his own son. Manasse was just 12 years old when he became king and he reigned in Jerusalem 55 years. He did evil in the

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eyes of the Lord following the detestable practices of the nations the Lord had driven out before the Israelites. He bowed down to all the starry hosts and worshiped them. He built altars in the temple of the Lord of which the Lord had said, "In

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Jerusalem I will put my name." In the two courts of the temple of the Lord, he built altars to all the starry hosts. He sacrificed his own son in the fire. As you can see, these Bal cults were a

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constant and reoccurring problem in the Levant. And not only are they invasive, but they almost seem infectious in a way because once they're there, they don't seem to stay gone. They continuously just pop back up again and again. And

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the Phoenetians that settled Carthage are another perfect example of that. You see, when Canaan split between the Phoenetians and the Israelites, like I said, the Phoenetians remained culturally Canaanite, but one of the main differences between them and their

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ancestors were that they were much more dominant in maritime trade. They were excellent ship builders and their economy thrived off of this. But some Phoenicians who went to North Africa decided to just stay there and they ended up founding Carthage. So the whole

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time while the Israelites are dealing with ball worship in their kingdoms, the Phoenetians across the Mediterranean who settled Carthage are doing the exact same thing. It's just the Romans and the Greeks primarily having to deal with it.

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Greece and Rome both despised the Carthaginians mainly because of the rituals that they performed. Greco Roman historians wrote extensively about ball worship in Carthage for over 500 years obviously equating it to their own gods Kronis and Saturn but they repeatedly

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denounce the practice as abhorrent. One account comes from the Greek historian Diodoris. In the aftermath of Carthage's early defeats in Libya around 300 years before Christ at the hand of the Greek tyrant Agathocles when he marched on the

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citystate, Theodoris says that the Carthaginians believed this invasion to be the result of divine anger brought on by their neglect of traditional rituals.

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Quote, "They also alleged that Cronis had turned against them in as much as in former times they had been accustomed to sacrifice to this god the noblelest of their sons. But more recently, secretly buying and nurturing children. They had

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sent these to the sacrifice. And when an investigation was made, some of those who had been sacrificed were discovered to have been suppositious. When they had given thought to these things and saw their enemy encamped before their walls,

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they were filled with superstitious dread. For they believed that they had neglected the honors of the gods that had been established by their fathers.

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In their zeal to make amends for their omission, they selected 200 of the noblest children and sacrificed them publicly. And others who were under suspicion sacrificed themselves voluntarily in number not less than 300.

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There was in their city a bronze image of Cronis extending its hands palms up and sloping toward the ground so that each of the children when placed thereon rolled down and fell into a sort of gaping pit filled with fire. The story

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passed down among the Greeks from ancient myth that Cronis did away with his own children appears to have been kept in mind among the Carthaginians through this observance. In less flowered language, Carthage had a whole black market going where you could sell

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and buy these sacrifices instead of sacrificing their own people. And not to be crass, but deja vu anyone. When the Greeks were marching up to their city's walls, they believed all of these consequences were due to them abandoning

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their traditional practices. So while the Greeks were approaching the city, just inside the walls, the largest mass sacrifice in human history was taking place. Diodoris, one of the historians of Alexander the Great, gives a similar account. quote, "Out of reverence for

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Kronos, the Phoenetians and especially the Carthaginians, whenever they seek to obtain some great favor, vow one of their children, burning it as a sacrifice to the deity, if they are especially eager to gain success. There stands in their midst a

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bronze statue of Kronos, its hands extended over a bronze brazier, the flames of which engulf the child. When the flames fall upon the body, the limbs contract and the open mouth seems almost to be laughing until the contracted body

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slips quietly into the brazier. Thus, it is that the grin is known as the sardonic laughter since they die laughing. Even though everyone else in the region kind of hated having to put up with these practices and live around

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these people, they were kind of forced to because Carthage was very strong. They even battled Rome for regional dominance during the republic's infancy, but that didn't last forever.

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Eventually, the Punic Wars happened and Carthage did fall. I'm not going to get into the Punic Wars here because it's not really relevant to what we're talking about, but it's three wars between Rome and Carthage spread out between 120 years. The end result is

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total Roman victory, and they take all of Carthage's land, and all of the survivors in Carthage are sold into slavery. The land was resettled into Roman Carthage and nobody in the region ever worshiped Ball again. Obviously, of course, I'm being sarcastic. Tertullan,

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an early Christian writer in Roman Carthage, gives an account on ball worship in his work Apologeticus from the year 197. The Punic Wars ended in 149 BC, so it's been well over 100red years at this point. Quote, practices

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prevail among you which have led you perhaps to credit similar things about us. Children were openly sacrificed in Africa to Saturn as lately as the proconsul ship of Tibrias who exposed to public gaze. The priests suspended on the sacred trees overshadowing their

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temple. So many crosses on which the punishment which justice craved overtook their crimes. as the soldiers of our country still can testify who did that very work for that proconsul and even now that sacred crime still continues to

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be done in secret. It is not only Christians you see who despise you for all that you do there is neither any crime thoroughly and abidingly eradicated nor does any of your gods reform his ways. When Saturn did not

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spare his own children, he was not likely to spare the children of others, whom indeed the very parents themselves were in the habit of offering, gladly responding to the call which was made on them, and keeping the little ones

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pleased on the occasion that they might not die in tears. This is a Christian writer with Carthaginian ancestry, born in Rome, and he flat out tells us they're still doing this just in secret.

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Now, we're going to pivot away a little bit from strictly Ball when we talk about Epstein here because like I said earlier, I don't think he was a devouted worshipper of Ball. But I don't think that it's a stretch to say he had an

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affinity towards Ball and he absolutely did love mocking God and was inspired by Alistister Crowley. Alistister Crowley was an English occultist who developed Crowleyian ceremonial magic. There's a whole rabbit hole you can go down with Alistair Crowley and the entity that he

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summoned, but he deliberately incorporated multiple different symbols from different religions and occult practices. He believed that hoarding these religious symbols together, even if they were theologically incompatible, would concentrate or strengthen the spiritual force being invoked. At the south end of Little St. James is a very

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strange building most people now know as the temple. It's a small square building painted white with seven blue stripes on either side and one stripe down the middle going straight up. All originating from a locked door that's not a real door at all. It's actually

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just painted on the wall. Building is capped off with a golden dome and two large owl or vulture statues on top.

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Every design choice made here is intentional and deeply symbolic. And that goes for every property owned by the financiier. They were all deeply layered in symbolism. In Catholic architecture, the dome symbolizes heaven and the beautiful, perfect realm of God.

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That's why there's a vertical spire with a cross on top pointing or reaching out towards heaven. The dome resting on a square building is a representation of man being unified with God. The square is the finite material world, and the

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dome is the eternal heaven. You'll notice that the dome on the island's temple is absent of any cross. The blue and white stripes are another very bold design choice and obviously very reminiscent of Ellen DeGeneres's set, which we've already talked about. You

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can go check that video out if you haven't seen it already. But let me know, do you think that's intentional or is that just a coincidence? Does this building look familiar? This is the Hamam Yabooa in Aleppo, Syria. It was

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built in 1491 during the Mammluck era, which in Arabic means one who is owned or slave. The Mammluck Empire ruled over Egypt and the Levant. And during this period of time, outsider children would be purchased or captured. If you were a

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young boy, you were forcibly converted to Islam and rigorously trained to be a soldier. If you were a girl, well, you can probably imagine considering what the island was used for. The symbolism here is perfectly fitting. A Facebook

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post that went viral a while back from 2014 shows a welding company documenting a roof installation on the now infamous temple. Something else you'll notice here is the two statues guarding this symbolic door. The statues are of two

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twin sea creatures from Greek mythology called Aphos and Bithos. These were attendants of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of romance and love. Of course, demons don't create. They corrupt what's already been created. Just like the dome is absent of the cross, what was going

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on in this temple is obviously absent of love or romance. It's a much more distorted and sinister version of that.

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You think those statues were chosen randomly because he liked how they looked? It's more than possible that the entire island, including of course the temple, contains several underground layers, and every area of the island is connected via a tunnel system. That

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might sound crazy, but one of the first victims to come forward, Maria Farmer, claimed that about Zoro Ranch. She claimed that Zoro Ranch contained massive underground surveillance rooms, all connected through an elaborate system of tunnels. She says that these

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rooms were enormous and that they were bigger than houses. So, why would it be unlikely that the island functioned any differently? To support this, it's also known that the island had a submarine docking station. Here's a picture of the

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world's most famous physicist, Steven Hawking, who's totally a real person, on his way to dock at Little St. James. In 2012, Galain Maxwell founded Terramar, focused on turning international waters that lie out of any country's jurisdiction into a quote global ocean

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community. According to Maxwell, the inspiration for the Tiramar project came to her when she was aboard a submarine and thought she saw a mythical creature at 1,500 ft deep. She was then disappointed when she found out it was

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actually a coat hanger. Wow, what a great caring person. You might be wondering what it actually inspired her to do. What is the Terramar project?

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Nobody knows publicly. They did literally nothing. All that's really known is that it had something to do with submarines. That's why she included the submarine story is because it made it sound less suspicious that way. But nobody knows what it actually did at

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all, right? Raising awareness about the ocean. I think most people are already aware of the ocean. Oh, but here's a familiar name. Tamar's commitment to advancing the sustainable development goals was even showcased by the Clinton Global Initiative. Wow.

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What does that even mean? That their commitment to advancing the sustainable development goal, it's just word salad.

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What are they even developing? On the organization's IRS annual return, Terramar reported it had only $10,000 in cash. They had $1,300 in credit card debt and they owed over $560,000 to Gileain Maxwell. During 2018, the organization had spent $5,365

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for professional fees, $9,380 for website development, and $11,157 for advertising. And they had $270 of bank fees, and it spent nothing towards program services. When you think too much about this stuff, not too much about it cuz you should be aware of it.

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It is so dark and twisted and evil obviously, but you can't help but to look at this stuff and not laugh because they don't even try to make it believable. This company was founded to do nothing. It It doesn't even exist.

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They were literally just playing in everyone's faces with this stuff. Anyways, Epstein, who was one of Tamar's biggest funders, was arrested on July 6th, 2019. And just 6 days later, Tamar would announce its closure via their website. This is the miraculous medal, a

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symbol a French nun began having visions of in 1830. Over time, it became a sacramental object in Catholicism as wearers began reporting great graces like conversions and healing while wearing the medal. The front depicts the Virgin Mary and the back shows an M

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intertwined with the cross representing Christ as humanity's savior and Mary's close connection to her son. This is the Terramar logo. It's almost identical to the miraculous metal except as you'll notice the letters are not intertwined and the top of the cross is cut off. Do

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you think that's a coincidence? Or do you think that the logo of their shell company operating submarines in international waters was another way that they found to mock God? Now, I know what you're thinking after all of that.

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The Hamam Yabooga has a lot more blue stripes than the temple does. So, why is that? Well, that is a great question, and I'm glad you asked. Do you remember that Assyrian astral cult from earlier?

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Seven is one of the most deeply symbolic numbers, often representing perfection or completeness. God created the earth in six days and rested on the seventh.

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Jesus performed seven miracles on the Sabbath, the seventh day of the week. The manora has seven candles. Muslims walk around the cab seven times. And this symbolism carries over into the modern age as well. If you spin a slot

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machine and three sevens pop up, what's your reaction going to be? I said it earlier, but if you lived thousands of years ago, there were very few constant things in life. Nothing was really guaranteed. And one of the few constants

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were the astral bodies that were visible from Earth. Obviously, with light pollution today, we don't see the night sky like our ancestors did. Because of this, the astral bodies that were distinctly different from the rest of the stars became a very important part

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in ancient religion. The Babylonians and the Assyrians in ancient Mesopotamia associated these bodies with gods. The sun, the moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn were all associated with deities. And each deity was worshiped on a different day. They

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designed a calendar. The calendar spread among other cultures. And flash forward a few thousand years. That's why we have 7 days in a week and 12 months in a year. Eventually, in a cult circles, each god or archon began being viewed as

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a gatekeeper of another layer of divinity. This makes Saturn, the farthest celestial body from Earth, the final gateway to the material universe.

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Like the Theosophical Society that I mentioned in the intro, they believe that Saturn is the final archon of the material universe. And the only way to escape this prison planet cycle energy farm is to please the archon of Saturn.

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If you really like the material world and you kind of want to stay here, maybe you don't try to escape. Maybe you make deals with Saturn to keep everyone else stuck here and you in power over them. I

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don't know. Just a thought. I mentioned it earlier, so I won't repeat all of it again here to sound like a doomer, but do you see how this mirrors so many things going on in the world today? The

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people in power right now get rich for making things worse for you. Anyways, back to that painted door. What's up with that? Well, the door also has a lock painted onto it, and it's locked from the outside. That means that this

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door is not meant to keep anything outside of the temple. It's meant to keep something inside. The real entrance to the building is on the south side, while the spiritual door is opposite facing north. The direction that a

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temple's entrance faces is extremely important because it dictates what entity is invoked during Crowley ceremonial magic. North is the direction that evil and dark forces come from.

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During medieval baptisms, churches left open the north doors that were known as devil doors. These doors existed solely so that evil spirits in the church would be driven out and could leave the building. These doors are shut and

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locked, so they wanted to provoke this evil and keep its presence lingering. Now, about the black cube, I've been referencing it throughout the video, but I really don't know how much more I can tell you here. I'm not going to restate

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anything that I've said or hinted at earlier. I'm going to keep it very brief. So, why are there sculptures of black cubes built all over the world in major cities? Why is there a private intelligence agency called the black

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cube founded by IDF officers? Well, this is all conspiracy theory. Of course, this is not proven. The cube is a three-dimensional representation of a hexagon. If you draw two equilateral triangles, one facing up and one facing down, and then you overlay them on top

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of each other, you get a hexog in the middle. This is a symbol that early Christians in the middle ages identified as the star of Remon or Refent. Sigils were made with a pentagram on the front and a hexog on the back, and these were

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sigils made to Saturn. The symbol is also very reminiscent of the square and compasses, which is the sign of the Freemasons. two triangles overlaid on top of each other with a G, the seventh letter in the alphabet in the middle

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representing as above so below or yin and yang in a sense. The other symbol associated with Freemasonry is the pentagram, the five-pointed star. Now, how does this all tie into Saturn? Well, on the north pole of Saturn, there is a

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hexagonal storm. The 3D cube tilted at a certain angle creates the 2D hexagon. The thing is is that modern science only discovered this hexagonal storm on Saturn in 1981. So, how did Satnian cults know? Well, the obvious answer is

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that they talk to demons. Or, of course, it's all just a skitsoid conspiracy theory and people are just seeing patterns where there aren't any, but that's for you to decide. But the whole point of symbolism and esoteric knowledge in general is that it's not

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meant to be understood by everybody. But if you are involved in any sort of spiritualism or the occult and you actually want this stuff to work for you, it is a prerequisite that you are honest and open about what you're doing.

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Doesn't mean you have to explain it. Doesn't mean everybody has to understand exactly what you're doing, but you can't hide it. And that's why places like the island are so steeped in symbolism.

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Whether they believed in these rituals or not, and I don't think most of them did. I think most of them were just there to satisfy whatever disgusting sick desires that they had, but the ritualistic aspect of all of this was

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not a secret to them. They knew what was going on and they were willing participants.

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On that note, and before wrapping things up here, I want to real quickly tell you about Arthur Moros. The Cult of the Black Cube is a Saturnian grimmooire published by pseudonmous author Arthur Moros on January 1st, 2017. Now, there's

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almost nothing to be found about who Dr. Arthur Moros actually is, and that is obviously done intentionally because that's not even his real name. All that we know is that he published that book and he passed away sometime early in

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that same year. Basically, everything else we know about Arthur is told to us by him in this book. So, you really just have to take his word for it. And I'll say at this point that I wholeheartedly believe Arthur Moros to the extent that

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I do not think he was lying. What I mean by that is whether or not he actually spoke to Saturn is a matter of opinion obviously and that's much harder to make a definite claim about. But regardless of that, I 100% believe that Arthur

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believed he spoke to Saturn or at least a Satturnian deity and that influenced his thoughts and the actions that he took in life. You'll see why that's important in a second, but I don't think that he was being dishonest. Because of

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how long this video already is, I'm not going to read any of it here. I might do a follow-up if you guys want to hear that, but I'm going to paraphrase it because this is a story that has stuck

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in my head ever since I heard it while researching this. So, at the beginning, Arthur is graduating high school and he's involved in a car accident that shatters his pelvis and really messes up his legs. He gets mangled in this

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accident. His life sucks really bad at this point because he's essentially forced between choosing to be in chronic excruciating pain or being a walking zombie on steadily increasing doses of morphine which was messing up his studies. Despite this, he enrolls in

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college and he's clearly very smart, taking psychology and philosophy while also studying religion and learning Latin. These are all more abstract realms of study that require, I think, a baseline level of intelligence to be accessible, especially something like

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philosophy. I don't think studying philosophy means that you're instantly a genius, but if you really do understand philosophy, I think it's hard to be called an idiot either. On a whim, Arthur signed up for a class called Magic and the Occult. And it was during

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his final research project for the class when he started delving into texts on Roman necromancy and sacrificial ceremonies involving black colored animals. He says that reading it gave him a strange sense that these rituals were not just superstition because the

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ancients were not stupid people and great monuments were not built by morons. Arthur says that his chronic pain reaches a state that he can only describe as transformative, saying that everything around him was visible only through a red haze and he was losing his

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ability to function productively day-to-day. And he says that he is still very skeptical about the existence of magic or deity spirituality in general at this point. He's a skeptic, but he's reached a point where he's so desperate that he'll try just about anything to

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get rid of this pain. So he starts considering performing a modernized version of these rituals. Eventually he performs one of these rituals at night, including a plethora of offerings, including dropping his own blood into a cauldron. He says that that last part

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when he dropped the blood into the cauldron was probably the most significant thing he's ever done in his life. He says that the temperature in the room dropped sharply. The candles dimmed. The flames themselves didn't flicker, but their light became so weak

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that the darkness of the room was really oppressive. He then says that the cauldron exploded, and all he could do was pray audibly in his native French to those spirits to forgive me for having disturbed their slumber. Up until this

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point, the whole ritual was performed in Latin, but he was so terrified of what was going on that it completely left his mind. Eventually, about 10 or 15 minutes later, he starts to feel the presence in the room with him leave. And it felt

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safe enough for him to leave. So, he gets up and limps over to the door, turning the lights off and exiting. But two or three nights later, he has a lucid dream where he finds himself standing on a mountain in a strange

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alien looking desert. The colors were all wrong and the sky and sands were all hues of red and orange that were not possible on Earth. He says that the whole place felt extremely hostile towards life. But standing in front of

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him was this gigantic pulsing mass of black energy. The mass would occasionally ripple with color in the same way that black petroleum can have a rainbow sheen on its oily surface.

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There's not actually any color to it. It's just the light bouncing off. It somehow spoke to him telepathically and the two of them made a deal. Quote, "The deity offered me a choice. First, it said that I could return to my normal

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life and expect to live in the same continued pain and misery that had compelled me to try something as desperate as dabbling in black magic.

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But alternatively, it said that it could fix me, stitch my damaged spine back together, and completely devour the trauma." The deity said that it would do more than this. would set me on a different path than fate had intended

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where I would go interesting places, learn to do strange things, and have a generally very exciting life. In return, I would serve as one of its messengers in this world, carrying its essence with me, running through the damaged tissues

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of my body. My own agendas and ambitions would come second because nothing in this life is free, and certainly not miracles. The mentioning of fate and knowing what happens to Arthur in the future is so eerie. It literally sent

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chills down my spine when I first found this because the existence of fate is mentioned so casually. It's just everyone has a fate. Everyone has a fate that they're on and it's predetermined, right? But then Saturn comes in and

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basically just says he can meddle in it. He can change it. Arthur says that within a week the pain was gone. Within two weeks, he no longer needed his cane to walk. And within only a month, he no

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longer needed any of the staggering amount of medication that had previously allowed him to function. This deity never talked to him. He says that it communicated with him through nudges and surges of intuitions, but eventually when he was ready, the deity finally

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allowed him to see it as Saturn, the black cube, and the lord of time. It didn't ever seem to give him any work, but it did force him into graduate school and eventually into a doctorate program in mythology at an Ivy League

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school. At the time that he was writing this, he says that it had been 25 years since he had originally performed the ritual and the deity Saturn had kept every single promise it had made to him.

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And now it was compelling him to write this. But he says he really did not want to write this, but it was these continuous nudges that eventually forced his hand. He says, quote, "Since I had to work hard for over two decades,

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suffer, travel, and starve in order to get this knowledge, why would I put it in a book for other people?" Second, and more importantly, because these practices, this knowledge is deeply personal and sacred. And often this knowledge and the experiences derived

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from Saturnian contact are intimate beyond conceptualization. There's a great danger that any attempt made to convey conceptually what is basically beyond conceptualization is bound to fail or at least is in danger to be either inadequate or misunderstood. So he doesn't want to

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write this. He doesn't even think that he can accurately convey what he wants to say in words. It's too far outside of our comprehension because the experience is so deeply personal. So why would Saturn be nudging Arthur to write this

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book? Well, according to the Ion Publishing, quote, "His body was found in the land of Kush, where Moros, never afraid of adventure and risk, investigated ancient traces of the Saturnian cultists. Contact had been lost for days until his body was found.

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The cause of death remains unknown. Whether or not you think he had contact with Saturn, his path in life changed after he did this ritual and he died investigating the traces of a Satnian cult in the Kush Mountains. Think about

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how insane that is. That gave me chills when I first heard it because again, whether or not you believe in spirituality at all, all it is is a different root cause. The fact of the matter is this did change his fate. It

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is so creepy. And if I have to live with that in my mind, well, now you do, too.

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Anyways, that is all I have for you today. Thank you so much for watching.

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Topics: Saturn Saturnian cults Baal Kabbalah Lucis Trust Theosophical Society black cube esoteric symbolism Wall Street mysticism ancient mythology


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