Stargates Part 7

Stargates,            Ancient Rituals, And Those Invited Through The Portal (Pt. 7)

Metaphysical nonsense, or high-tech mechanisms built by "the gods"?

By Thomas Horn

Whether they are called angels and            demons, good and bad aliens, gods of mythology, Djinns, or            multidimensional unknowns, history is replete with records of super            intelligent beings interacting with the process of human development.

Over the last few weeks we have been discussing "Them."

While their activity is frequently overlooked, close            collaboration between them and architects of society has at times            allowed these beings to dictate the course of individuals and/or            nations.

Ancient iconography depicts this relationship as between            celestials [gods] and terrestrials [humans] and further as facilitated            by stargates, portals, ladders, and other mechanisms through which the            separate realities are joined.

Acts of association            between three-dimensional and other-dimensional intelligence occurs            both physically and mentally, on a personal and global scale as            redundantly recorded in the world's oldest books, including the Bible.

These watchers are            described as being friendly [good] and unfriendly [evil] as well as            warring among themselves for the future of earth's inhabitants.

The            gates they come through include: 1) celestial levels beyond human            control/understanding where the gods transverse the heavens, play            chess with world governments, return to their own at Olympus, etc.;            and 2) terrestrial levels where intimate interaction between "gods"            and humans occur when individuals or groups invite such relationship            using intercessory rituals and/or prayer.

In this segment we make            the assumption that the phenomenon described over the first six parts            of this series is real and that humans play a roll to some extent and            under certain circumstances in opening and closing of these portals.

As pointed out earlier            in this series, L. Ron Hubbard and Jack Parsons attempted to do that            very thing by inviting the spirit of Babylon through a portal during a            sex ritual. Their hope was to incarnate the whore of Babylon--a demon            child or Gibborim.

Parsons wrote that the ritual was successful, and            that at one point a brownish yellow light came through the doorway. At            the same moment he said he was struck by something invisible, and a            candle was knocked out of his hand.

[Editor's note: it's interesting that following Crowley's magic portal            (which produced the alien-looking LAM) and Hubbard and Parson's            "Babylon Working" ritual, Crowley died in 1947--the same year Kenneth            Arnold saw his flying saucers and sightings of "aliens" increased            around the world. Was a portal indeed opened by the invitation?]

Theologians view the activity described above as possible.

They too use "door" metaphors            through which "influences" can be invited into communities or            individual lives, home, body, worldview, etc.

Christian scholars            define these influences as three types: 1) divine influence,            proceeding forth from the domain of God; 2) satanic influence, coming            from the sphere of Satan; and 3) human influence.

This third            influence, being neutral, has the potential to influence persons for            good or evil as it submits itself to divine or satanic control (a            person, which might not directly or intentionally open gates to evil,            may otherwise allow persons in their life that have done so, and,            therefore, transference of the influence from one person to another            may be experienced over time).

This can also happen on a community            level, where the majority of participants constituting a city,            geographical region, or nation become saturated by a particular            influence. Everything from legislation to crime rates might thus be            affected either good or bad depending on the nature of the influence.

When Gates Open Over Whole Cities

Sumerians, Hebrews,              Hittites, Babylonians, Assyrians, and others believed that gateways              on earth symbolize celestial openings through which dark-influences              and light-influences seek entry. It was therefore important to use              imitative magic for protection against undesirable entities at homes              and cities. Gateways (stargates) represented on earth              in Assyrian archways were, for instance, built using elaborate              construction ceremonies and blessed by names of good omens. While              smaller versions of protection-deities guarded individual home              entries, colossal transgenic creatures flanked city gates and palace              entries to keep undesirable forces from coming through those              portals--important imitative magic thought to represent heavenly              ideas--guardians that were often accompanied by winged spirits              holding magic devices atop protective statuettes concealed beneath              floors.

An Example From The Bible

To the ancient city of            Corinth, a city known for its pride, ostentation, and lasciviousness            (which not only was tolerated, but consecrated through the worship of            Venus), Paul informed the saints that,

"...the god of this world hath            blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the            glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto            them" (2 Cor. 4:4).

Paul used terminology reflected elsewhere in the            Bible concerning forces of darkness and forces of light, which seek            entry into individual homes as well as control over whole cities.

The            antidote against this evil influence, according to Paul, was the light            of the Gospel of Christ. Descriptions of Christ's Gospel advent            include the familiar language of the heavens opening--as in a            gateway, doorway or window (see Mt. 3:16; Acts 7:56)--through which            the light of the Spirit would come.

In more            than thirty important biblical passages, the Greek New Testament            refers to an invisible domain or "government" located in the space            between heaven and earth--the kosmos.

Archons command this            geopolitical sphere according to the Bible, dominating kosmokrators            (rulers of darkness who work in and through human political            counterparts), who, in turn, command influences of lesser rank until            every level of earthly government is touched by this power.

            If we could see through the veil into            the dimension of these beings, we might find the atmosphere alive with            good against evil. Some say this is the place where the prize is the            souls of men, and where legions war for control of its cities and            people.

Flying Serpent Gods Over Cities?

"And to the angel of            the church in Pergamos write; These things saith he which hath the            sharp sword with two edges; I know thy works, and where thou dwellest,            even where Satan's seat is: and thou holdest fast my name, and has not            denied my faith, even in those days wherein Antipas was my faithful            martyr, who was slain among you, where Satan dwelleth" (Rev. 2:12-13).

In the letter to the            church in Pergamos (Pergamum), verse 13 is enlightening: "I know...            where thou dwellest, even where Satan's seat is." The Greek verse            reads Satanos thronos esti, literally, "Where a throne to Satan            is."

Stargates Part 7

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