Description
This book explores who we are, where we came from, and where we’re going by studying humanity’s myths, parables, and symbols, which may hold the needed clues. Old arcane knowledge, or Hermetic Philosophy, is delved into and then applied to the world around us, as well as to the End Times scriptures of Christianity. This book seeks to create a holistic view that can answer life’s mysteries, such as who are aliens, giants, demons, watchers, and fallen angels, and how have they influenced humans across time and culture. By reviewing the myths of ancient Egypt, Babylon, Greece, and Rome, insights can be gleaned, which can then be compared to the Judeo-Christian tradition, yielding some interesting observations.
This book also gives the probable dates for the start and end of this age, while revealing the mystery of such numbers as 17, 33, and 42. Look inside to see where this is all going, what must occur, and when the Messiah may return.
Subjects covered include:
- Symbolism, numerology, and archetypes
- Psychology, sociology, and group behavior
- The evolution and continuation of magic, science, and thought
- Comparative analysis of various myths, religions, and philosophies
- Differences between Satanism, Luciferianism, and Christianity
- How Hermeticism evolved from Egypt and Babylon until today
- The symbolism inherent to Freemasonry and the Kabbalah
- From medieval alchemy to modern-day financial prestidigitation
- Sexual energy and gender in society, ritual, and relationships
- The Novus ordo seclorum (or the New World Order) and the phoenix bird
- The serpent’s seed vs. Eve’s seed
- Enoch, the Watchers (the Anunnaki), and the antediluvian world
- Giants, demons, and paranormal phenomena
- Aliens, UFO’s, and fallen angels – their craft and breeding programs
- Terraforming and weather modification efforts
- Deconstruction of the Apocalypse of John (Book of Revelation)
- Christian eschatology and End Times prognostications
- Probable dates for the start and end of humanity’s 6,000 year work week
- Quantum Physics, consciousness, and the nature of reality
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