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Houman
11th December 2010, 23:18
...In simple terms, the Feast of the Beast is a yearlong event that occurs every 28 years and is attended by Illuminati leadership from around the world. It is a very high level ceremony, and would not be recognized at the anarchy ritual level of the Illuminati... It means that major policy shifts are likely to be seen after about 2010...


http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/feast_of_the_beast.htm

Bill Ryan
11th December 2010, 23:25
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Thank you, Houman! :)

Houman
11th December 2010, 23:37
you are welcome :) but the credit goes to Fritz Springmeier (he got out of prison recently)

Fredkc
12th December 2010, 14:40
... Anyway, it is likely the number 28 has occult connotations that go back to Babylonian magic. The powerful Rothschild's love Babylonian magic, so it is no surprise that witnesses have seen the leadership of this bloodline at the Feast of the Beast ceremonies.
Well, there is this notion...

1 year = 1 solar cycle.
28 days = 1 Lunar cycle.
So using both,
28 years = 1 Lunar cycle of solar cycles.

more, as I read and guzzle coffee,
Fred

Dale
12th December 2010, 15:48
Quite an interesting read!

To my knowledge, certain sects of those in control enjoy playing "number games" with dates, times, lunar cycles, and many other natural constants. Numbers such as 33, 28, 13, 7, 21, 56, and 78 seem to be highly significant; with the latter three stemming from the traditional Tarot card deck.

lightblue
12th December 2010, 15:59
Quite an interesting read!

To my knowledge, certain sects of those in control enjoy playing "number games" with dates, times, lunar cycles, and many other natural constants. Numbers such as 33, 28, 13, 7, 21, 56, and 78 seem to be highly significant; with the latter three stemming from the traditional Tarot card deck.

a lot of people here have the same undaerstanding, but is there anything else that you know about the number's 28 properties and/or ritual significance..or more desireably about the methods of counter black magic? thanks :wink: l



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Dale
12th December 2010, 16:25
a lot of people here have the same undaerstanding, but is there anything else that you know about the number's 28 properties and/or ritual significance..or more desireably about the methods of counter black magic? thanks :wink: l



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Magick is quite a deep subject. To my understanding, we use "magick" on a daily basis, as magick is simply the transferring and manifesting of our intentions to the physical realm. Purposeful, directed intentions. A wonderful aspect of magick is that the magician has the ability to create his own rituals. He can write his own Book of Shadows.

For example, suppose an individual is in a dire financial situation. He may choose to conduct a ritual, where he walks outside during the evening, stands beneath the moon in a field, pulls two golden coins from his pocket, buries them in the soil, and says a prayer, making note of his gift, allowing the spirits to send a gift as well. The ritual could have a plethora of meanings to this individual, as it is unique to him. It is his way of manifesting his intentions to the physical realm.

Black magick is an inversion of the principles and applications of white magick. Picture a pentacle, the five pointed stars. In it's rightful position, the pentacle represents the five properties of the Great Magical Agent. However, when inverted, the pentacle becomes a corrupted image, resembling the "Goat of Mendes." A magician may, to protect himself from black magic, create any number of rituals promoting personal, spiritual strength and protection. He may light three candles on his altar, one for the mind, body, and spirit; place a symbolic amulet in the center of these candles, and invoke any number of spirits or elements to extend their protection to the amulet.

Carmody
12th December 2010, 17:04
The only thing I know of that has a 28 year cycle is with respect to astrology, which is the black sun, the great limiter, the God Saturn.


Then you get to the descriptor for the displacement of Christ in Christianity to it's current state by the emperor Constantine?...and the blending of the Pagan with the Christian. Thus the holiday and worship day of Saturn was renamed that of Christ, and then suddenly the Christians are worshiping Saturn on Saturn's day but thinking it's Christ. Ie, Christmas. But in reality, it's the great limiter (the Dark Sun), Father Saturn. The God of Death and Rebirth. The Lord of Karma.

This may be the origins of this 1 year feast on the 28 year cycle. I don't know, just throwing the possibility out there. I don't want to distract from the potentials out there, just tossing that in the possible connections/origins issue.

The Birth of Christ was supposedly the March or September date area/time that was mentioned in the article. But then we go back to the whole earlier Sumerian thing where the Christ story is told to utter perfection, it seems, but what was it David Icke said, about 2500+ years earlier?

Whatever the case... you have a 28/28 with the Moon/Saturn. And to perhaps say that the Moon cycles AND Saturn (Karma) rule 'man' would be a near understatement.

Part of the plan, apparently, has always been the worship or giving of energies to the false gods. deception. Thus the pagan switcheroo on the Christ thing, possibly.

lightblue
12th December 2010, 17:23
dale
Black magick is an inversion of the principles and applications of white magick. Picture a pentacle, the five pointed stars. In it's rightful position, the pentacle represents the five properties of the Great Magical Agent. However, when inverted, the pentacle becomes a corrupted image, resembling the "Goat of Mendes." A magician may, to protect himself from black magic, create any number of rituals promoting personal, spiritual strength and protection. He may light three candles on his altar, one for the mind, body, and spirit; place a symbolic amulet in the center of these candles, and invoke any number of spirits or elements to extend their protection to the amulet.


what's white magic according to yoU?

according to me, there is no white magic... claiming one is a white magician is a form of excuse, liike saying i am perverting the natural flow of events but i do not mean bad...he /she may not mean bad for himself and/or his/her clients (if it applies), but in my view he/she is doing a diservice to human and other spirit...may cost some people their lives....reprehensible activity... :yu: l


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JoshERTW
12th December 2010, 17:45
The Feast of the Beast - sounds like an Iron Maiden song :)

The most recent interview on Veritas with John Lash discusses magick - in the sense that Dale mentioned of manipulating our reality through intention, as a means of combating the PTB and their psychotic urges (near the end of the members only section of the interview at least). It also discusses the history of Gnosticism - Its a great listen if anyone hasn't checked it out.

www.vertiasshow.com

Dale
12th December 2010, 19:24
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what's white magic according to yoU?

Although I personally dislike the term magick, with regard to both "black magick" and "white magick," I would consider the latter to be the act of bringing about any intention that does not directly impose on another being's expression of their free will. "Black magick," on the other hand, would be an inversion of this principle, where the magician imposes harm, confinement, or limitations on another being without their consent.

As I had said, the topic of "magick" is quite vast and deep, spanning centuries, if not millennia, on this planet. I feel we consciously create the world in which we live, and the world in which we plan to live. Although we each do this, quite unconsciously, we tend to forget every sentient being around us is also doing the same. With some more skilled than others. The "flow" of events isn't set in stone, so to speak, but is rather up to us to create, together.

Carmody
13th December 2010, 18:24
"29.4571 yr"

That is the actual Saturn cycle. So I'm a bit off. In astrological, not astronomical terms, the Saturn cycle is rather like that of sun cycles, like solar flare cycling, with regard to it's influence. Meaning it has a period, not an exact point. Thus, you can get into the statement of the effective cycle being 28 years. 1.5 years being the effective period centered on the zero point, but the actions being 0.75 years on ether side of the center point, thus the cycles are separated by 28 years. You'd have to look at the EXACT point at which these feasts started.

If they (the year long feasts) ARE about harnessing the influences of planetary positions for energetic reasons, whatever they may be, then this makes a bit more sense. This is just one possible theory.

If the exact years of the celebrations were known as opposed to speculated, this may be the result found.

I'm stating this from recall, so this may be off. It is my understanding that in the First Council of Nicaea, That Constantine actually committed the act of combining the Pagan religions with that of Christianity. In order to make peace with both (a good surface reason if there ever was one), he made the Roman feast period of the God of Saturn, Christ's birthday and celebration date.

I also read that when this took place he had all the priests and scholars who came, bring their records and written texts. Apparently some confiscating went on, mostly on the gnostic/orthodox end of things. Ie agree, or die, and we're burning/taking your original works. Thank you very much.

I could ALSO be confusing the changes of the Saturn with Christ bit with earlier changes made/attempted by Augustus (things were already messy by then), but..I may be confused on that one.

But I am sure, at least on the reading of the record of the event... that the Saturn/Christ switcheroo DID indeed take place in that given period of history, somewhere.

Beth
13th December 2010, 19:37
I love numerology and have had the book "Numerology and The Divine Triangle." It's a really great book filled with lots of info. Anyways, just looked up the digits on their own and had a look at the meaning:

The number 2: Is the pair, balance

The number 8: Will assume power, for now it has achieved control and responsibility.

That's all I got folks!

Samothrace
13th December 2010, 19:42
Quite an interesting read!

To my knowledge, certain sects of those in control enjoy playing "number games" with dates, times, lunar cycles, and many other natural constants. Numbers such as 33, 28, 13, 7, 21, 56, and 78 seem to be highly significant; with the latter three stemming from the traditional Tarot card deck.


I knew they placed significance on the first four numbers, but they use 21 as well?

Ross
13th December 2010, 21:15
References to the number 28:

Mathematics:

In mathematics, a perfect number is a positive integer that is the sum of its proper positive divisors, that is, the sum of the positive divisors excluding the number itself. Equivalently, a perfect number is a number that is half the sum of all of its positive divisors (including itself), or σ(n) = 2n.
The first perfect number is 6, because 1, 2, and 3 are its proper positive divisors, and 1 + 2 + 3 = 6. Equivalently, the number 6 is equal to half the sum of all its positive divisors: ( 1 + 2 + 3 + 6 ) / 2 = 6.
The next perfect number is 28 = 1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + 14. This is followed by the perfect numbers 496 and 8128 (sequence A000396 in OEIS).
These first four perfect numbers were the only ones known to early Greek mathematics.

Science:

The atomic mass of silicon.
The atomic number of nickel.
The fourth magic number in physics.
The average human menstrual cycle is 28 days

Also:
The revolution time of the surface of the Sun on itself is 28 days while its core is revolving in 33 days…

And:

In neo-Nazi circles, twenty-eight indicates Blood and Honour (28 = BH - B - second letter of the alphabet and H - the eight letter).

The system of Hebrew Numerology, the number 28 corresponds to the word koakh, meaning "power", "energy".

Some lesser significant references:

Approximately the number of grams in an ounce, and used as such in the illegal drug trade. (28.4 grams=1 ounce)

The curing time of concrete is classically considered 28 days.:p

Decibellistics
13th December 2010, 21:51
Dale, agreed. Lightblue......interesting. Sorry you feel that way. Thought manifestation I believe is only one facet of magic though. Also, here's a question. If the Illuminati is trying to kill us and strengthen themselves through magic rites and rituals, is it just as bad to do the same to them. Granted two wrongs don't make a right. Though, if they are in it to win, then..........does the end justify the mean. I never thought I'd think of an ethical dilemma within esoteric magic but I think this is it. Needless to say, we could probably kill these ****ers if that is the case but I digress from playing devil's advocate. Angels and Demons and the unseen battle for the heavens and earth. Interesting concept. But I digress, I'd rather turn away from dualistic thinking in general. Transcend.

Ross....wicked interesting thanks. And thanks in general for starting this post Houman