Easter

Easter is upon us and I went through pages and pages looking for exactly what it means. Knowing that it came from the worship of the planet Venus by Babylonians was only so helpful. I knew that Ishtar was the phonetic equal of Easter and the rabbits and eggs were carryovers from the past gods.

I couldn't fathom why we miss this point. Why do we miss that these festivals were practically universal and adopted by Catholicism after it became apparent that the "pagans to be converted" were not changing as much as the church liked.

The worship of Ishtar is important as it is she who brings about Jesus (the sun) and birthed him from Ba'al or Zeus. This kinda makes Joseph, Zeus and Ishtar, Mary... This is the planet's tale told again and again throughout history and we walk over it without examining it. We bring these people to earth and 'historify' them. We so need to look at all these point of evidence we are ignoring.

I hope that you have a happy Ishtar, and I hope you see there is much more to this world than interpretations of bringing the planets back down to earth.

Remember that Catholic (from the Romans themselves) means "One World of thought". The first "World order" which attempted to adopt as much as it could to bring all members of the empire under one religion.

Unfortunately it came to late, and the empire fell. Looks like the same actions are afoot to create a new religion and it's very creepy how much effort is being poured in to making it happen.

Don't bow to any man. We are completely falliable and not as the gods were ;P