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Originally posted by coyotepoet
But there is ritual. I ran into a video recently of an Eye of Horus ceremony at a 9/11 memorial. It was very clearly a ritual.
Originally posted by condition9
reply to post by Shamatt
I will be the first to tell you that by and far nearly everyone on here and others areVERY MUCH aware and KNOW THERE IS A NWO, it would be really arrogant of you to think we do not know and are taking measures to fight it and them!!!!
is this the vid your on about??? www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by condition9
reply to post by Shamatt
My friend, if you read the letter and what is being stated and follow the links provided there is a clear abundance of info just on this thread link alone! You had a very condecending overtone the way I read your response as if it was all b.s.!I have been reading through multiple links here today and as well with other info I studied there are several opportunities for you to see these as well; maybe I am not clear what you are suggesting perhaps you can respond on why you think what was stated in beginning was like you were trashing it.
Sex magick is a term for various types of sexual activity used in magical, ritualistic, or otherwise religious and spiritual pursuits. The main premise of sex magick is the concept that the energies of love and sexuality are the most potent forces the body contains, and harnessing the unique states that arise through sexual activity may provide an experiential conduit for the transcendence of an individual's normally perceived reality. Sex magick as a concept was in the 19th and early 20 Century was increasingly used in the literature of the Western esotericism. Paschal Beverly Randolph was the first American writer on the subject of sex magick, following his initiation into The Society by Giustiniano Lebano in Paris in 1858. It has found its place in Paganism, and today even plays an important role in the American Neo-Tantric revival. One application of sex magick is the Great Rite in Wicca, a ritual that involves either symbolic or actual sexual intercourse and orgasm. This union between the High Priestess and the High Priest can represent the union between the Maiden Goddess and the Lover/God.
The ancient Egyptian mysteries of spiritual sexuality preserved by The Society have for nearly two thousand years been the secret source from which nearly all known information about sex magick in the West has direcely or indirectly surfaced. Sex magick techniques used by initiates make use of the generative power of the creative union of masculine and feminine. This creative power may be harnessed not only to give birth to magical intentions in the outer world, but also to improve relationships, and for spiritual development, as in the creation of a Solar body of light, the attainment of conscious immortality, and the direct and immediate experience of Divine consciousness.
How can these people trust each other? Mutual blackmail? Why expose yourself to that possibility? Could a person's lust for glory and power be so overpowering that they really surrender their humanity for it?
Presumably, anyone who embraces satanic or demonic worship must believe it has a value of some kind to do so... So, assuming the theory that the elite do, in fact, practice these kinds of ritualistic ordeals, the question becomes "why?"
Jack Parsons, dedicated occultist and chemist of genius, was born in 1914 and died in 1952 in a mysterious explosion whose cause has never been fully explained. He was a tall handsome Californian, whose early work on highly volatile rocket-motor fuels was regarded highly enough for French scientists of a later generation to name a crater on the dark side of the moon after him. Parsons introduced into early American rocketry a range of exotic solid and liquid fuels whose later forms were eventually to help drive Apollo 11 to the Moon. He helped create the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL --sometimes referred to as "Jack Parson's Laboratory") in Pasadena, now a major industrial complex. . Parsons was certainly ahead of his time in things other than rocketry. Before each test launch, he was in the habit of invoking Aleister Crowley's Hymn to Pan, the wild horned god of fertility. Parsons was an active member of the California Agape Lodge of the sex magickal group Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO), and in letters addressed The Great Beast (Crowley) as "Most Beloved Father".
And the rewards seem rather ethereal, it's not like they become immortal or acquire super powers (were that the case we would have no choice but to serve them.)