(St. Paul-title for the Sun) who subverted and repackaged the authentic version of Christianity into the solarized form it became under direction of the emperors and bishops of Rome.

Because they have concealed themselves behind the so-called twelve tribes of "Israel," their denoting number is thirteen.

Even Moses at the so-called "burning bush" had to ask the identity of this "Jehovah."

Akhenaton (renamed Mosis, or Moses by later propagandists) was a priest of the Cult of the Sun. His god was Aton (also Adon, or Adonai).

We have little idea what this means today because we have been indoctrinated, even intimidated, by thousands of years of Judeo-Christianity and the orthodox hegemonies of those aligned and obsessed with solar propaganda. Women, nature, quietitude and darkness are equated with evil.

To the Stellar Cult, the sun was not considered the center of the zodiac, because the ego was not considered the center of human consciousness. The properties of the sun, analogous to the properties of the ego, were not as revered as they are today. It was understood, by the ancient Magi, that the light of ego-consciousness was not sufficient to il

During the advent of the Lunar cult, there were various episodes of exodus — people leaving the Egyptian area who were Stellar cult people. When they left the motherland due to droughts and famines not to viruses or bacteria or pandemics (read my book the biggest scam in history) they took with them the doctrines that had evolved up to the time of

The word ritual, comes from ritu, meaning "the blood-red", and the word secret, comes from secretion which implies the female biological cycle. Moreover, the Egyptian word for woman was mesta, from which we derive Mystery.

"Be ye as wise as Serpents." This doesn’t make much sense until we discover that the serpent was the prime symbol of the Stellar Cult, the "wise-ones" of old. And, what's more, the Egyptian hieroglyphic for "woman" was a serpent. This is one of the reasons why the serpent was considered negative by later Christians.