easter/crucifixion -myth,magic,lies???, page-7

hi briter

"there are substantive external writings that qualify the existance of jesus including josephus."


I agree there are many Jesus's written about around 100-50 BC but nobody mentions Jesus Christ until the ballot & Nazereth is on no maps of the era. The Egyptians who left with the Tarot to spread 'the word' are the descendants of the European gypsy. The 'E' got lost along the way.


ISRAEL

A fascinating composite word, ISIS, RA and EL. These are three gods of the ancient Cults. There where 4 major Cults, one replacing the other through time. Finally these Cults joined up and became one.


This is the 'real' Zodiac - The Inner Zodiac

http://www.taroscopes.com/highwindowsarticles/the_inner_zodiac.htm

http://www.taroscopes.com/taroscopestour/egyptianorigin.html

This from card no. 5. Note the mythical figure of Christ & that is what Jesus Christ portraits -a myth.

Many of the characteristics of Osiris and his son Horus were attributed to the mythical figure of Christ in the Christian saga. The number 5 therefore appears in relation to Christ quite frequently.

The tarot contains indeed the mystery of all such transmutations of personages into sidereal bodies and vice versa. The “wheel of Enoch” is and archaic invention, the most ancient of all, for it is found in China. Eliphas Levi says there was not a nation but had it, its real meaning being preserved in the greatest secrecy. It is a universal heirloom - Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky

Origin of the Tarot
The modern exoteric scholars and would-be occult buffs are unaware of the actual antiquity of the Tarot, believing it to date from post-Hellenic times. The secret of the origin of the cards are contained within the cards themselves, within their striking, and enigmatic imagery.

The fact of the matter is, and should be understood by all, the Tarot is purely Egyptian in origin.

…according to the ancient Greek philosopher Iamblichus, a series of 22 frescoes identical to the Tarot Major Arcana once adorned the walls of a secret underground gallery accessed through labyrinthine passages. Priests wishing to be indoctrinated into the meaning of these frescoes entered the subterranean passage through a door in the breast of the Great Sphinx. The novice priest would then repeatedly encounter the sphinx motif within this secret gallery. The frescoes lining each wall were said to be flanked by sphinx-like caryatids, 24 in all, and to be lit by 11 crystal oil lamps shaped n the form of sphinxes. A sphinx was also prominently displayed in Fresco 10 (Arcanum 10 of the Tarot), the last fresco in the sequence 0 through 10 which together depicted the science of creation...Also, Arcanum 21 (the final pictogram in the series) depicted the four zodiac signs of the sphinx distributed symmetrically around a large wreath. Moreover, the initiated priests wore a the symbol of the Rose Cross around their necks on a golden chain. This bore the four signs of the sphinx, the bull, the lion, eagle and water-bearer, distributed symmetrically around the rose between each arm of the cross - John Baptiste Pitois (History of Magic)

These people seem to agree with Bushby surely they cannot all be wrong.

The Jesus mediated to us by the Church is not the true Jesus. That is an artificial construction, assembled from true and false fragments of his biography, from authentic and invalid statements, and based on a great deal of inventiveness on the part of the Christian writers - Holger Kersten (The Original Jesus)

...this whole affair of which we speak and preach, and which is called Gospel, has no reference at all to any person that ever existed, or events that ever occurred upon earth - Rev. Robert Taylor (The Devil's Pulpit)

The religious teaching presented in Paul’s Epistles is fundamentally different from what research has recognized as being authentic sayings of Jesus…What we know as Christianity today is not the teaching contained in these authentic sayings; it is the theology disseminated by Paul and the doctorers of his Epistles - Holger Kersten