I. The Monomyth and Babylonian Origins

The central point of this thread is to reveal that just about all major ancient and contemporary mythologies derive from a single source, the Babylonian 'Mystery School'. In order to show this is true, I will show various methodologies and approaches that can be repeated by anyone with an open mind and the motivation to seek the truth.

These belief systems derive from the Semiramis - Nimrod - Tammuz myths, as that is the furthest back that they can be traced through various elements and this process is repeatable from all sorts of angles of approach.

After spending a week researching into this topic, I was blown away by what I was finding while seeking correlations to the Semiramis origin and what implications it has to our modern contemporary civilization and how it affects our lives today.

I will attempt to avoid getting into the more ancient subjects such as the Annunaki and Nephalim, as these could be considered an antedeluvian (pre-flood) issue and would take this thread off track and open it up to all kinds of abstract debates which I would rather avoid at this time.

II. Modern and Occult Significance

Occult merely means "hidden", and I will show how this 'Babylonian mystery school' is one of the major central secrets of the modern Occult orders and organizations. I was very amazed by this discovery because I had never had anyone actually point this out in a straightforward manner to me throughout my entire life. However there is information all over the place that alludes to this, and some more obscure references and many of the more direct explanations remain buried deep within the Internet and are very difficult to discover without actually looking for it directly.

I have discovered that everything we consider "Illuminati symbolism" actually derives from this original 'mystery school', and the connections through contemporary civilization are countless and can be found just about anywhere if you know what to look for and how the patterns operate. This is not the ultimate secret, but it is a doorway that will reveal to you to a "Nexus" of countless doors or possible paths of research that will allow you to gain information about all sorts of facets of government, corporations, religions, etc, and how they are controlled by the secretive societies and how to build a more comprehensive and accurate heirarchy so that we can examine them in a more direct fashion and will allow you to make sense from all of the confusion.

III. 'Mystery Babylon' or the 'Semiramis' Myth


This is my retelling of the original myth after collecting many various sources around the internet and although I may be off slightly on some of this, this is the myth as I understand and interpret it. So take it with a
grain of salt. I do not know if this myth is true, but apparently the majority of Occult organizations believe it is true and hold it as a secret in many instances.

Cush, (son of Ham, or grandson of Noah) was married to Semiramis. They became rulers of the original great city. Cush died but his wife Semiramis gave birth to their son, Nimrod. Semiramis then married Nimrod her son.

Shem, son of Noah and founder of the Semite lineage, killed Nimrod and cut his body into (12?) pieces. Semiramis told her followers that in order to bring him back to life, she needed to recover these pieces and reconstruct his body. They found all pieces except for one, his genitals.

Therefore Semiramis told the people that Nimrod had ascended to the Sun and became the "Sun God" named "Ba'al". She then became pregnant with a son, and claimed that the 'rays of the sun god' had impregnated her, and declared she was a virgin. This son's name was Tammuz.

Semiramis declared that she was born from an Egg (the Ishtar Egg) which fell from the Moon which she declared was the Goddess, and it fell into the Euphrates River and hatched. She was also referred to as the 'Golden Dove'(
columbam auream ). The 'Ishtar Egg' festival was celebrated on the first full moon after the Spring Equinox.

Her son Tammuz became a hunter, but was killed by a wild pig/boar and his blood was spilt upon a pine tree stump, and his blood caused the tree to regrow fully within one night. By the way Tammuz was also said to be very fond of rabbits. Semiramis then added the significance of pine trees, rabbits, and the nature of pigs.

Semiramis declared that Tammuz had ascended to his father the Sun God (Ba'al, Nimrod), and was to be revered through candles or flames; and thus created the sacred 'trinity' of Father (Sun), Son (Tammuz), and Spirit.

Semiramis had her followers worship the 'mysteries of Ba'al and Tammuz' by eating a cake and drinking blood from a cup, while making the 'T' or 't' symbol over their chest. This explains why the cross or 't' symbol is found
throughout all cultures.

You keep out doing yourself. You have some intresting Theorys. Of course its going to take me some time to pick through all this info.

Thanks,

Camaro

i have red alot of your threads muzzle and you keep on raising the bar, friggin awesome man
very interesting and thought provoking, i guess all roads dont lead to ROME

Originally posted by 1beerplease
i guess all roads dont lead to ROME

Correct.
Rome is just a type of layover I suppose. A 'small short stop in the journey'.

And the fact that Babylon didnt exist till @ 2000 bc doesnt reflect poorly on it being the foundation all this ANE culture.
Come on Einstein, Babylon was a late blooming ANE culture compared to many you suggest it founded.
It might sound good without scrutiny but in the cold hard light of day, Babylon is a baby in the Ancient Near East, so many other cultures predate it.
Wikkipedia...
Babylon (Arabic: بابل, Babil; Akkadian: Bābili(m);[1] Sumerian logogram: KÁ.DINGIR.RAKI;[1] Hebrew: בבל, Bābel;[1] Greek: Βαβυλών, Babylōn) was an Akkadian city-state (founded in 1867 BC by an Amorite dynasty) of ancient Mesopotamia, the remains of which are found in present-day Al Hillah, Babil Province, Iraq, about 85 kilometers (55 mi) south of Baghdad. Babylon, along with Assyria to the north, was one of the two Akkadian nations that evolved after the collapse of the Akkadian Empire, although it was rarely ruled by native Akkadians. All that remains of the original ancient famed city of Babylon today is a mound, or tell, of broken mud-brick buildings and debris in the fertile Mesopotamian plain between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The city itself was built upon the Euphrates, and divided in equal parts along its left and right banks, with steep embankments to contain the river's seasonal floods.

It dosen't take a genius to realize that Revelations Chapter 18, is referring to the United States in some form.

That is, unless you disregard the prophecy of John. Which i don't.

Originally posted by borntowatch
And the fact that Babylon didnt exist till @ 2000 bc doesnt reflect poorly on it being the foundation all this ANE culture.

It was expected that you would know I was referring to Ancient Sumeria.

Sumer was first settled between 4500 and 4001 BC

That's 6000+ years ago.

Also I said explicitly this isn't what I believe but instead what the Occult Orders / Organizations believe as far as I can tell. I wanted to use the name Babylon because in the Occult they all call it "Mystery Babylon" as does the Bible and other references. It is a cool way to name the thread too, and easily identifiable.

Originally posted by Shieldmaker
It dosen't take a genius to realize that Revelations Chapter 18, is referring to the United States in some form.

That is, unless you disregard the prophecy of John. Which i don't.

Revelations is a very popular and interesting book.

However rather than just the United States being the focus of the terminology "Babylon" I would suggest that the entire modern civilization around Earth (globalism, global imperialism) is actually what it is referring to.

Here are two photos I uploaded so that I could show everyone without having to dig up various links.
I credit whomever put this list together, as it must have taken a very long time and a lot of hard work!
I will proceed to dig up some links so that people may gain information about some of the organizations listed.