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I demand peace so brothers in light of the mass sacrifice that was executed just this past Sunday, April 21st, for "quote-unquote" Easter, which is for the mother goddess Ishtar, or Astara, or Easter, or whatever you want to call that entity. But it's talking about the "quote-unquote" mother goddess, or the Delft goddess. I just want to shed some light on some of the components of the "quote-unquote" Holy Week, which are all meant to be in veneration of the mother goddess, especially after the vernal equinox. What we call the springtime is basically a time period of commemoration of the mother goddess, who was also known by various names like Gaia, or Aphrodite, Venus, Cybele, whatever you want to call her, starting so on and so forth. This time period is completely in commemoration or veneration of the mother goddess. And a lot of this time period just preceding Easter, they try to make you believe is for Christ, when it's actually for the mother goddess. That's what this is all about. That so-called terrorist bombing in Sri Lanka was a mass sacrifice for the mother goddess. I'll be covering that more in depth in another video. But once again, please keep in mind that it was executed in the capital city of Sri Lanka, known as Colombo. And as I've already covered in the two-part video that I did on Cardi B being a microcosm of the mother goddess, or a personification and avatar, per se, of the "quote-unquote" Dove God, is also known as Juno or Aphrodite, which is meant to be some form of an association or an affiliation with the Holy Spirit. Because as we all know, the Holy Spirit is personified as a dove. So therefore, the mother goddess was personified as a dove to try to synchronize the concept of the Holy Spirit with the mother goddess. At the end of the day, the springtime is meant to be a time of renewal, of rebirth, but also in order to appease the goddess of death aspect of the mother goddess, there are ritualistic killings that have to occur. A lot of people don't grasp this, but you know what, let's cover one of the main components of "quote/unquote" Holy Week, that being Palm Sunday. Of course, they're going to talk about it on lunch. I met with today. Christians across the world observe on Sunday. Let me say this very quickly. When she says Christians across the world, what she's talking about are venerators of Adonis, venerators of Tammuz, venerators of her Ruh, because when so-called Christians speak about Christ, that's who they're referencing. That is the Christ of the Christian Church. The Christ of the Christian Church is not the Christ of the Bible. It's the Christ of Luciferianism. That is why they celebrate Easter. Instead, there is no stipulation in the scriptures to celebrate Easter. And all it takes is a modicum of research to understand what Easter actually is. That is why Easter has always celebrated the first Sunday after the first full moon of the vernal equinox. That's when that main transition comes into the worship of the mother goddess. The months April, May, and June are all named after the mother goddess. April, or April, May for Maya, June for Juno. That's where the names of those months come from. And then you have the summer solstice on June 21st. That's when you transition more towards the son of the mother goddess, as well as the Horn God. But right now, everything is about the mother goddess. That's why you're here about Earth Day, Earth Week, and they'll talk about Mother Nature. When they talk about Mother Nature, who were they talking about? They're talking about the mother goddess, who's always likened unto the earth. That's why another name for her is Mother Earth. Gaia is the earth goddess. What springs forth from the earth? Trees, plants. That is why the son of the mother goddess is always likened unto vegetation, whether it's Tammuz, Adonis, or Haru, who was also known as what? The Green Man, as the reborn Asar or Osiris. And that brings us to the concept of Palm Sunday. What is Palm Sunday come from? And this also is a correlation with what I always tell you brothers about symbols. Symbols have a right-hand side meaning or scriptural meaning, and those same symbols have a left-hand side meaning. Why is that? Because there's meant to be some form of obfuscation or confusion so that the chosen can be made manifest based on their ability to distinguish between the left-hand side, or Luciferianism, and the right-hand side, I.e., the way of the Scriptures. Understand, because when you read John, the twelfth chapter, it tells us about how Christ rode into Jerusalem and they waved the palms. But Palm Sunday is not in reference to that event. Palm Sunday is in reference to Haru, or as he was also known as Adonis. He was represented by the branch of the palm tree. That tree being his mother, Myra, or the mother goddess, whatever you want to call her. According to folklore, the mother of Adonis was changed into a tree, and from that tree sprang forth a certain branch. That branch was Adonis, who eventually would grow up to have Venus or Aphrodite fall in love with him, and he would be killed by the wild boar, so on and so forth. That's a mythological tale that was meant to hide the true meaning of who and what Adonis or Tammuz represented. Another name for Adonis was Baal Tamar. For those of you brothers who read the scriptures, the name for palm tree in Hebrew is Tamar. Right? A palm tree or a date tree is known as Tamar. So another name for her Ruh was Baal Tamar, meaning the Lord of the palm, or the Lord of the palm tree. That's why they have this event or this ritual called Palm Sunday, which comes a week before Easter, which is meant to be the ultimate solar ritual for the mother goddess, who normally is likened unto the moon or the planet Venus, but at times she's also likened unto the sun. Like the Japanese, the Japanese have a goddess "quote/unquote" who was a Sun Goddess. You also have the "quote/unquote" goddess Aurora, who I mentioned previous times on this channel. And that's why so many of the ritualistic deaths and murders that occur, the sacrifices that occur, come in cities named Aurora, like Aurora, Colorado, or recently Aurora, Illinois, where they have many of their Manchurian candidates ritualistically kill people for the mother goddess. Because the mother goddess always demands blood. Okay? Just like her consort, Baal, or Molech, demands blood. They need the blood because the life of the body, or the life of flesh, is in the blood. In Manhattan, many worshippers gathered for services. Now look at this. They have a male so-called priest and a female so-called priest waving the waving the palm branch around. Once again, the palm branch represents Tammuz or Adonis. The entire tree is his mother. Okay? For example, in ancient Kemet, or ancient Egypt, per se, they viewed the palm tree like how the evergreen tree is viewed today on Christmas. The evergreen tree is also meant to be a representation of Adonis or Asar reborn. The evergreen is also meant to connote everlasting fruitfulness or bountifulness. It never weathers and never dies. In ancient Kemet, they used the palm tree as opposed to what is used today, the evergreen tree. In Rome, they used the fir tree. This is at Trinity Church Wall Street. They took part in a procession featuring a donkey. It started with the blessing of the palms at Zuccotti Park and ended at St. Paul's Chapel. Palm Sunday kicks off Holy Week, and of course, it culminates with the big celebration on Easter Sunday. Once again, umbrellas. Holy Week is for the mother goddess. Okay? The mother goddess and her son, but predominately the mother goddess. It has nothing to do with the Christ of the Bible. They take certain components from the scriptures so that they can fool the people. But in the Vatican and in the upper aspects of the the spiritual "quote/unquote" mountain of this society, they know what many of these practices actually go back to. They have nothing to do with Christ. That's why they spend so much money trying to fool people into believing that Christ is her Ruh, while Christ is just another story that's meant to to refer back to her Ruh. Okay? So now, brothers, we're going to delve into the "quote/unquote" holiday or the aspect of "quote/unquote" Holy Week known as Good Friday. "Quote-unquote" Good Friday, which they allege is the day in which Christ died. But no, that's not the day on which Christ died. It is meant to be a harbinger for the coming of the mother goddess. That's why it's known as Good Friday. Okay? The term Friday that we use for that particular day of the week is an allusion to the mother goddess. The word Friday comes from Frigga or Freya, the Norse name for the mother goddess. Christians around the world observe this person here seems to know that when I say this person, I'm talking about the anchor to the right, the female dressed in red, because as I've stated in the past, that casts any female, especially one in entertainment, as proverbial Isis or Isis, the "quote/unquote" lady in red, the great magician, the great witch. And the person on the right is dressed in blue. She's in red, he's in blue. Ice and fire, fire and ice. Bring it together. Opposite man in blue, woman in red. Man is Saturn, woman is Isis or Isis, or Rhea, per se, because Rhea was the consort of Saturn. Good Friday, this solemn holiday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus. Tonight in Brooklyn, a Way of the Cross procession moved through the streets at Bensonhurst. The faithful carried a cross, symbolically retracing the steps Christ took before being crucified. Earlier today, crowds followed a Way of the Cross procession from Brooklyn to Manhattan. Brows after laughs because the level of the level of pretense of the average so-called believer in this or that today, it never ceases to amaze me. It never ceases to amaze me the level of hypocrisy. These people, they make such a great show of what they're doing, but when you ask them questions about the details of their alleged beliefs, they never have an answer. They can never explain anything. That's how you know that for the most part, what religion really is, is a form of therapy for basic people, people who not only do not have any type of depth and understanding of what they allege to believe in, but they don't want any depth. They don't want any depth. They just want to feel good. They're like Halle Berry in Monster's Ball. They just want someone or something to make them feel good because they refuse to adhere to many of the very basic precepts and concepts in the book that they allege to believe in, that being the Bible. How many of these females out there are dressed in a dress? Almost all of them have on pants. I see one female a bit to the left with the black top, or who seems to have on a dress, but even many of the elderly females are wearing pants. I've covered this already. The nunnery, or the the aspect of the nun in the Catholic Church, really goes back to the mother goddess. They were the priestesses of Aphrodite or Venus. In Rome, they were known as the Vestal Virgins. The ancient Incas, they also had their own nunnery for the mother goddess of the sun, as well. Amongst the Scandinavians, they had a group of women who were virgins who served Odin and who served Freya. That's where this goes back to. Culminate Sunday is first to celebrate Easter and the resurrection of Jesus. No, they're not celebrating the resurrection of Jesus because, as the scriptures tell us, Christ was in the earth for three days and three nights, from Good Friday to Easter to Easter Sunday. It's not three days, no matter how much funny math they try to do. It is not three days. But that does not matter to these people because what they're doing is not in commemoration of Christ's death and resurrection. It is in commemoration of the mother goddess and her son. That has the great delusion that is put on the masses. And these things hurt a lot of people because everybody in their heart wants to feel like they're doing the right thing, or like they're following the right thing. But but there was a great line in the film Bourne Identity with Matt Damon, and I believe the female lead was named Franco Potente, Franco Potente, something like that. And they're in the whip, and they've been followed by the authorities for a while now. And Matt Damon basically is trying to tell Franco Potente what they're going to do next, or her character, I believe her character's name was Marie. What they're going to do next. And Matt Damon's name, of course, is Jason Bourne. So Jason is telling Marie what they're going to do next, and she's looking at him with a very suspicious eye. And he says, "You're acting like I'm trying to burn you." "You're here." "All I'm trying to do is the right thing." And she says, "Nobody does the right thing if you don't follow what it says." You're not doing the right thing, even if it feels right. You understand that? So that's always been my thing. That's why I don't get into conversations or back and forth with people about their religious beliefs. People have the right to believe what they want to believe. You understand it? And in the same way, when parents leave the house to their child, if their child is 14, 15 years old, and they leave the house to their child and they go out on a date or what have you, you as a child have the right to conduct yourself however you want in that house. But when your parents come home, you are gonna have to pay for your infractions. In the same way, the people who partake in these false religions, which are just offshoots of the Babylonian mystery school system, you fully have the right to do whatever the hell you want to do. But understand that on the day of judgment, you are gonna be held accountable for everything that you've done. Like Denzel's character told homeboy in the Book of Eli, when he slammed his head on the counter, he said, "You're gonna be held accountable for everything that you've done." Do you know that? So it is what it is. But let me also say this before it skips my mind. Once again, just going back to the concept of Good Friday being associated with the mother goddess. When you delve into the origins of the names of every day of the week, as I've already stated, it will tell you what that day is meant to be in honor of. So Sunday is for the son, the worship of the son. Monday is for the worship of the moon. Tuesday is for the veneration of the "quote/unquote" God Tyr, or to spell T-I-W, or Tyr, the Norse god of war. Wednesday is for Woden or Odin. It was known as Woden's Day. Thursday is Thor's Day, right? For the God, for the "quote/unquote" God. For Friday is Frigga's Day, or Freya's Day. And Saturday, of course, is Saturn's Day, or the "quote/unquote" aspect of rest. You understand that? So even when you go into other languages, like for example, in Spanish, Monday is Lunes, right? That's what we get the term lunar from. Tuesday is Martes. Why is that? Because the God of War is Mars. In the same way, in English, it's Tuesday, the God of War in Norse mythology. Wednesday is Miércoles in Spanish, right? Why is that? Because Odin or Woden is talking about Hermes or Mercury. So Mercury becomes Miércoles. Now, the alchemical medal associated with Mercury is Quicksilver, but I'll be covering that in in another video. All right, Thursday is what? Jueves, or Jove. Jove was another name for Jupiter. Jupiter, of course, is another name for. For Friday is Viernes, if I remember correctly. Viernes is was another term for Venus or the mother goddess. Okay? So when you have an understanding of word origins, a lot of the aspects of not only the Babylonian mystery school system, but just everyday life get revealed unto you. All right? Or Saturday in Spanish is what? Sábado, meaning Sabbath or rest. So on and so forth. So all these things, that's why it's important to delve into some of the other languages and even into many of the ancient languages. Because as I've stated, every aspect of this society is governed by Luciferianism. It's just that people don't grasp it. They don't understand it. These people on television, they dress a certain way for a reason. The holidays that are kept, the so-called holidays that are kept, are kept a certain way for a reason. And there are very, very few people, a very small remnant, who are going to be able to see through it. Christ stated that when he comes back, what he what he find faith on the earth. And yet you have over 1 billion so-called Christians, and they all believe that what they're actually doing is correct. It's not possible. The only thing possible, the only real answer is that the people who really see the truth are going to be infinitesimal in number, in percentage. I mean, almost indistinguishable from nothing. That's how we know that what's going on here with so many of these religions is just to fulfill prophecy. But anyway, peace.