Horus-Ra as the Archontic Alien Parasite: A follow-up interview with Maarit

[onawah]

Jesus Was Copied From Pagan Gods!
Sacred Logic
28.8K subscribers
Apr 3, 2026

(Much of history according to the Church has been very distorted, it takes a lot of research and discernment to get an idea of what's real and what isn't, even within this alleged fabricated reality. Was Jehovah actually an Annunaki? Just one of many legitimate questions.
I haven't looked much into history according to Tartaria researchers, but it looks very compelling. It doesn't take much research to see that much of Jesus's life story, especially, was fabricated.)

"What if the story of Jesus wasn’t entirely original?

Across ancient civilizations, long before the New Testament was written, strikingly similar stories were already being told—divine births, miracle-working saviors, death and resurrection narratives, and gods who offered salvation to humanity. From Egypt to Greece to Rome, these themes appear again and again.

In this video, we explore the controversial idea that the story of Jesus may have been influenced by earlier pagan traditions. Is this coincidence, shared symbolism, or something more deliberate? By comparing ancient myths with the Gospel accounts, we uncover patterns that challenge traditional narratives and raise powerful questions about the origins of one of the world’s most influential religions.

This isn’t about attacking belief—it’s about examining history, evidence, and the stories humanity has told for thousands of years.

Watch until the end and decide for yourself."

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qCW52QTIUSw

[Kryztian]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
There was an early theologian called Marcion (85—160 AD) who read everything that he could find in the Bible of his time — and concluded that there were TWO 'Gods':

1. Jehovah, who was a bad-ass dude, and who didn't really love anyone but was on a massive power-control-and-punishment trip.
2. The 'real' God as described by Jesus/Jeshua.

He was excommunicated for that (naturally!), but I — and many Gnostics — consider that he had hit the nail right on the head.

I've been church music director in the Roman Catholic church. Instead of a bound hymnal, we get two big large 3-ring binders for the church musician. Every years, you get sent new pages to either add to the binder (for new music) or replace (for revisions). I always look at the revised pages we get to see what the changes are. One year, all the hymns that mentioned "Yahweh" (like 2 out of 700) had the lyrics changed to omit this name. Another year, the name "Jehovah" got axed. This was a bit more obvious, since one of the hymns was titled "Guide me, O thou great Jehovah!" which was retitled "Guide me, O thou great Redeemer!".

It's not always clear who mandates the changes - the Conference of Bishops makes a lot or recommendations and many of them are in constant contact with the Vatican.

I am thinking that many of these Catholic theologians are considering that perhaps Marcion might have been on to something, and that we had better make some changes just to be sure.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by onawah (here)
Why The True God Won't Save Us From The Demiurge
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(An interesting perspective the Gnostics have about this being more or less a simulated reality, and why ultimately it feels unreal.)
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We explore the origins of Yaldabaoth, the "Blind God," and the hidden role of the Monad in our potential escape. This is not just mythology—it is a spiritual jailbreak.

My reactions to this are a strange combination of:

• The Gnostic perspective, that always seemed inscrutably mystical to me, sounds like common sense.
• Thus even though spoken in the resonate bass tones typical of such inscrutable pronouncements.
• Thus blended with touches of the immediate Youtube style media of our day.

Well worth a listen. Thanks also to Bill and Chip for re-posting it, as I had been distracted with computer stuff and almost missed it.

[Ravenlocke]

Stella Maris

RosarySon

When the world feels heavy, I remember Mary is the Star of the Sea.

She doesn’t remove the storm, she guides us safely through it.

Who else needs her light right now?

Let’s pray for them. 🙏

https://x.com/SkyVirginSon/status/2043519208495968672

[Houman]

Dr. Ali Ataie, Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Zaytuna College, talks about the dangerous prophecies and religious rhetoric used by Jewish and Christian Zionists to justify their war crimes across the middle east. And to justify what the Israeli's are doing in Lebanon and Iran with the American military preaching this as gospel and a crusade?! What is ideologically motivating the Jews and Christians? Is it the bible? Is it prophecies? Is it just pure extremism? What's our own understanding of all of this? Will the Antichrist use AI? Is the AntiChrist within AI?

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=5rE_U6ScgT8

[Chip]

Posted by Kryztian (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
There was an early theologian called Marcion (85—160 AD) who read everything that he could find in the Bible of his time — and concluded that there were TWO 'Gods':

1. Jehovah, who was a bad-ass dude, and who didn't really love anyone but was on a massive power-control-and-punishment trip.
2. The 'real' God as described by Jesus/Jeshua.

He was excommunicated for that (naturally!), but I — and many Gnostics — consider that he had hit the nail right on the head.

I've been church music director in the Roman Catholic church. Instead of a bound hymnal, we get two big large 3-ring binders for the church musician. Every years, you get sent new pages to either add to the binder (for new music) or replace (for revisions). I always look at the revised pages we get to see what the changes are. One year, all the hymns that mentioned "Yahweh" (like 2 out of 700) had the lyrics changed to omit this name. Another year, the name "Jehovah" got axed. This was a bit more obvious, since one of the hymns was titled "Guide me, O thou great Jehovah!" which was retitled "Guide me, O thou great Redeemer!".

It's not always clear who mandates the changes - the Conference of Bishops makes a lot or recommendations and many of them are in constant contact with the Vatican.

I am thinking that many of these Catholic theologians are considering that perhaps Marcion might have been on to something, and that we had better make some changes just to be sure.

Very interesting. Stuff like this does make you wonder if some people inside the Church have quietly noticed the contradiction.

From a Gnostic view, names matter. They point to the nature of the being. So if names tied to wrath, control, and punishment keep getting softened or removed, that is not nothing.

I’m not saying they fully get it, but it does seem like a small step away from the harsh tribal god image and a step closer to the true Source being something higher, more loving, and more real.

[Houman]

She was born in one of those Gnostic Mystery Schools

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qhz9a1ltB4M

From https://brightbeingsacademy.com/post...ystery-schools

Gnosticism and Mystery Schools: Seeking the Divine Spark
Mystery School Teachings At The Bright Beings Academy
August 21, 2025•8 min read

Gnosticism, which flourished in the first centuries of the Common Era, was not a single religion but a constellation of mystical teachings. At its heart lay a powerful idea: within every human being burns a divine spark, a fragment of higher reality that longs to return to its source.

This pursuit of gnosis — direct, experiential knowledge of the divine — made Gnosticism resonate with the teachings of the mystery schools. Both traditions sought liberation from illusion, awakening of inner sight, and transformation of the soul.

Today, as spiritual seekers look beyond dogma and materialism, the Gnostic voice feels more alive than ever.

New to mystery schools? Start with our overview article “What Are Mystery Schools?” and then visit the Mystery School hub for classes, courses and next steps.

What Are Mystery Schools?

Mystery School hub

Mystery school teachings at the Bright Beings Academy

What Is Gnosis?

The word gnosis means “knowledge” — but not intellectual knowledge. It refers to an inner knowing, an awakened perception that pierces through the illusions of the material world.

For the Gnostics, salvation was not about belief in doctrine, but about awakening this higher awareness. Mystery school initiates would have recognised this immediately. Just as esoteric meditation aimed to reveal inner vision (Esoteric Meditation: Initiatory Practices for Inner Vision), gnosis was the unveiling of truth through direct experience.
Source Texts at a Glance

Nag Hammadi Library (discovered 1945, Egypt): Coptic codices preserving diverse Gnostic texts such as the Apocryphon of John, Hypostasis of the Archons, and Gospel of Thomas. These show plural mythic frameworks rather than one single “Gnosticism.” (Wikipedia)

Apocryphon of John (Secret Book of John): a revelation dialogue in which the risen Christ discloses a cosmology featuring the demiurge and archons, and a path of liberating gnosis. (Gnosis)

Hypostasis of the Archons (Reality of the Rulers): retells Genesis with a ruler-class (archons) and emphasises insight, courage, and help from Sophia and allied powers. (Wikipedia)

Scholarship Notes (Plain English)

“Gnosticism” is a modern umbrella term. Ancient groups were varied; many scholars caution against treating it as a single, unified movement. (Bryn Mawr Classical Review)

Common threads in several texts: saving knowledge (gnōsis), critique of a flawed demiurge (often called Yaldabaoth), and the presence of archons (rulers) who bind souls to ignorance. Details differ by text and community. (Encyclopedia Britannica)

Diversity matters: not every “gnostic” myth demonises the creator to the same degree, and soteriology (how salvation works) varies. Read each text in its own voice. (Encyclopedia Britannica)

Treat these myths as symbolic maps for inner work, not as literal science or history. Use them to reflect on power, agency, and awakening with care.

The Divine Spark

Central to Gnostic thought is the belief that each human carries a spark of divinity trapped in a world of matter. This spark is often described as a fragment of divine light — pure, radiant, and eternal.

The mystery schools, too, taught that human beings were more than flesh and bone. They saw us as microcosms of the cosmos, carrying within us the same patterns of energy that shape the universe (Sacred Geometry: Patterns of the Divine in Mystery School Teachings).

In both traditions, the task of the seeker is the same: to awaken the inner spark and reunite with the Source.
Liberation from the Material World

Gnostics often viewed the material world as a realm of imprisonment, governed by lower powers or “archons.” Liberation came not through worship but through awakening from illusion.

This echoes the mystery school teachings of:

Alchemy — where the initiate transformed the lead of ordinary life into the gold of higher consciousness (Alchemy and the Mystery Schools: The Inner Gold of Transformation).

Kabbalah — where the Tree of Life maps the ascent of the soul from material density to divine unity (Kabbalah and Hermetic Qabalah: The Tree of Life in Mystery Schools).

The Dark Night of the Soul — where spiritual seekers face shadow and despair as a rite of passage toward awakening (The Dark Night of the Soul: A Mystery School Rite of Passage).

The Gnostic call to transcend illusion is one of the clearest parallels to the initiatory path.
Sophia and the Drama of Wisdom

Many Gnostic texts tell the story of Sophia, the divine Wisdom who fell from the fullness of the spiritual realm into the brokenness of matter. Her journey symbolises both the human condition and the cosmic longing for restoration.

Mystery schools often expressed truth through myth. The Hermetic teachings of Hermes Trismegistus and the Emerald Tablets are filled with symbolic stories that point to deeper realities (The Emerald Tablets & Hermes Trismegistus: Foundations of Mystery School Wisdom).

Sophia’s descent and redemption show that the path of gnosis is not just about escape but about transforming and redeeming the world through awakened awareness.
Inner Vision and Psychic Awakening

Gnostic practices encouraged deep meditation, visionary journeys, and the cultivation of inner sight. In this, they align with the mystery school practices of psychism and reflective psychology (Reflective Psychology and Psychism: The Inner Work of Illumination).

The third eye — central to mystery schools — is also key to gnosis. It is the faculty that allows one to see through appearances into the deeper layers of truth (The Third Eye in Mystery School Teachings: Awakening Inner Vision).
Gnosticism and Compassion

Though Gnosticism is often portrayed as world-rejecting, many texts speak of compassion and service as fruits of gnosis. Once the divine spark is awakened, the initiate naturally radiates love and healing energy to others.

This aligns with the mystery school tradition of compassion-based energy work, where heart-centred intention becomes a vehicle for transformation (Compassion-Based Energy Work: Heart-Centred Alchemy in the Mystery Tradition).
Suppression of Gnostic Wisdom

The rise of orthodox Christianity led to the suppression of Gnostic texts and communities. By the 4th century, many writings were destroyed or hidden. Yet the rediscovery of the Nag Hammadi library in 1945 reignited interest in these teachings.

This suppression mirrors the fate of many mystery traditions, whose esoteric wisdom was concealed to protect it from misunderstanding or persecution. Today, seekers can once again explore these hidden treasures.
The Relevance of Gnosticism Today

In a world dominated by materialism, consumerism, and distraction, the Gnostic call feels timely: remember who you are, awaken the spark within, and seek direct knowledge of the divine.

Mystery schools across time — from Egypt to Greece, from Kabbalah to Hermeticism — share this same essential invitation.
Safety & Discernment — A Quick Note

Engage Gnostic materials without fear-frames. If a reading stirs anxiety or fatalism, pause and re-centre: breath, posture, present-moment awareness. Avoid teachers who weaponise “secret knowledge” or promise special powers in exchange for pressure, money, or isolation.

Look for transparency, clear policies, realistic claims, and aftercare. (UK readers: consumer and advertising standards expect truthful, evidence-based claims.) (Bryn Mawr Classical Review)
Next Steps On Your Mystery School Path

If this article spoke to you, don’t leave it as just an interesting idea. Take one gentle step to deepen the journey:

Visit the Mystery School hub to see all classes and courses in one place.

Explore Gnostics And Archons for a structured, step-by-step dive into this topic.

Continue reading with these related articles:

Gnosticism and the Archons: What It Is and Is Not for Modern Seekers

What Is a Mystery School? Ancient Wisdom Today

Western Esotericism Today: The Living Legacy of Mystery Schools

Choose the one that feels kindest and most alive for you right now, and let the work unfold at your own pace.
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FAQs on the Gnostic and the Mystery School Teachings

What does “gnosis” mean?
It means direct, experiential knowledge of the divine, beyond intellectual belief.

Is Gnosticism part of Christianity?
It arose alongside early Christianity but offered an alternative, mystical path that was later suppressed.

What is the divine spark?
It is the fragment of divine light within each human being that longs to return to its Source.

How does Gnosticism connect to mystery schools?
Both traditions emphasise inner awakening, transformation, and liberation from illusion.

Is Gnosticism one religion?
Not really. It’s a modern label for diverse ancient currents. Read texts case-by-case rather than forcing them into one system. (Bryn Mawr Classical Review)

What are “archons”?
In some texts, “archons” are rulers that enforce ignorance and limit freedom. They function as mythic symbols of oppressive power—outer and inner. See Hypostasis of the Archons. (Gnosis)

Who is the “demiurge” (Yaldabaoth)?
A craftsman-creator portrayed as ignorant of the higher reality. This figure critiques blind authority and invites discernment. (Wikipedia)

Where did these texts come from?
Many survive via the Nag Hammadi codices (Coptic, 4th-century copies of earlier Greek works) found in Egypt in the mid-20th century. (Wikipedia)

Do I have to accept the cosmology literally?
No. Treat it as myth-psychology—powerful stories that illuminate patterns in consciousness and culture. Anchor in ethical practice and embodied care.

Are all “gnostic” myths anti-body or anti-world?
No. There is variation. Some are starkly dualistic; others are more nuanced about body, matter, and redemption. (Encyclopedia Britannica)

How does this relate to Mystery Schools today?
We draw on these texts as study material and as symbolic mirrors for practice and ethics. We don’t reenact ancient cults; we cultivate clarity, compassion, and agency in modern life. (Encyclopedia Britannica)

[Houman]

Farsight Human News Forecast: September 2021. See video at 12min20s

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=v28tkNSKOPY

skyline of Teheran




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Older post on Lourdes
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1598807

Older post on B. Cooper and Israel https://projectavalon.net/forum4/log...ff51c40c624c5d

Older post on A Pike and B'nai B'rth
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1266314

From A. Pike https://ia601900.us.archive.org/16/i...%20Mazzini.pdf

"The Third World War must be fomented by taking advantage of the differences caused by the
"agentur" of the "Illuminati" between the political Zionists and the leaders of Islamic World. The
war must be conducted in such a way that Islam (the Moslem Arabic World) and political Zionism
(the State of Israel) mutually destroy each other.
Meanwhile the other nations, once more divided on this issue will be constrained to fight to the
point of complete physical, moral, spiritual and economical exhaustion… We shall unleash the
Nihilists and the atheists, and we shall provoke a formidable social cataclysm which in all its horror
will show clearly to the nations the effect of absolute atheism, origin of savagery and of the most
bloody turmoil.
Then everywhere, the citizens, obliged to defend themselves against the world minority of
revolutionaries, will exterminate those destroyers of civilization, and the multitude, disillusioned
with christianity, whose deistic spirits will from that moment be without compass or direction,
anxious for an ideal, but without knowing where to render its adoration, will receive the true light
through the universal manifestation of the pure doctrine of Lucifer, brought finally out in the public
view.
This manifestation will result from the general reactionary movement which will follow the
destruction of Christianity and atheism, both conquered and exterminated at the same time."

the push for a religious motivation for this war is no co-incidence, it is setting up the stage for the next stage in this sequence of dominoes falling (amalgamation between Christianity and Christian Zionism, which is why the Pope taking a stand is quite significant here) following a nuclear "event"

La Salette https://brizek.com/endtimes/prophecy-of-apostasy.htm

But this will be a time of great trials for the Church... What is rotten will fall and what will fall will never rise again. Darkness will envelope the Church and the world will be thrown into a panic

The Church does not simply refer to its clergy but its entire body, the Laity, or common Christians whose "perceptions" seem to have been warped for some time now, and who (along with the whole word) may go through a period of "purification"

[Houman]

RIP David

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=VbXvRyKeWp8

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7GX-8Vzwdxo

[Houman]

There’s a feud between Iran and the West that’s spanned coups, sanctions, and standoffs. But it didn’t start in 1979, or with Mossadegh, or even with Iran. It goes back over 2000 years - to the Persian Empire. That’s where we find one of the oldest stories ever told - the battle of good vs. evil, of freedom vs tyranny. This origin story helps us understand what has been unfolding for the past century, continuing into today.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ej4buuj0ofk

[Houman]

"Hormuz" is a geographical name directly derived from Ohrmazd or Hormozd, the Middle Persian rendering of Ahura Mazda, the supreme deity of Zoroastrianism. As the "Wise Lord," Ahura Mazda represents light, cosmic order, and creation. The Strait of Hormuz is thus considered the only major global chokepoint named after a deity

Why SOCIETY COLLAPSES? (Zoroastrian Philosophy's Ancient Law of Truth)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rq9tfLvrKFk

On the Zoroastrian roots of Iran's psyche

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=--7_zgfYwmc

Ahura Mazda, the symbol of supreme wisdom and eternal goodness — the Lord of Light and Truth in ancient Iranian thought.
This composition embodies the three Zoroastrian principles:
Humata, Hukhta, Hvarshta — Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds.
A sacred chant reflecting humanity’s timeless journey toward enlightenment, truth, and harmony with existence.
With every repetition of “Ahura Mazda,” echoes a resonance of ancient faith and eternal serenity —
a spiritual call to return to the self, to goodness, and to the radiant side of the soul.

The second part recites Ashem Vohu, one of the holiest hymns of the Avesta:
“Righteousness is the best of all good; happiness comes to those who are righteous for the sake of righteousness.”
It is the pure essence of Zoroastrian wisdom — a reminder that truth and purity are the path to divine light. ✨

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=HSXJLO5qcoA

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZvzcNaLCluk

[Ravenlocke]

Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch

Today is the feast of Our Lady, Mother of Africa.

This feast commemorates the crowning of this dark bronze statue of Mary in Algeria (North Africa) in 1876 under d title, Our Lady, Mother of Africa.

Until now, many miracles of healing have been wrought through her intercession.

Our Lady Mother of Africa, pray for us🙏🏿
https://x.com/FrUgochukwu/status/2049742191833092188

https://x.com/FrUgochukwu/status/2049742023352103293