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The other night as I was speaking of the possibility of an axial procession and how many people are now observing that the moon seems out of place and that the stars are not in their fixed positions.

People have always been fascinated by the nature of the moon. In ancient times, there was a fascination with both the moon and Venus. In that era of time both Venus and the moon were connected to the feminine side of darkness and light. They were guiding forces for mood, love and mental acuity. Both Luna and Venus were the goddesses that showed us the differences between the darkness and the light.

In those ancient days the moon and Venus were brighter than they are now as the magnetic field of the planet was also different giving us a different perspective and sensitivity to the planets that affected us directly.

At the time of the ancient soothsayers it was written that there was a purgatorial side of the moon and the shared light of the sun and Venus.

This created a fascination among the uninitiated as the moon and its association with other planets created fascinating and unexpected observations about the lunar connections in ancient esoteric lore.

Farmers were able to plan their calendars, for planting and birthing the goats and pigs by the 3 kid or 3 pig window of the moon phases.

There was also an ancient Greek tradition called “Halade Mystai.” It was initiation ceremonies held every year for the cult of Demeter and Persephone based at Eleusis in ancient Greece. They are the “most famous of the secret religious rites of ancient Greece.”

It is thought that their basis was an old agrarian cult which probably goes back to the Mycenean period (c. 1600 – 1100 BC) and it is believed that the cult of Demeter was established in 1500 BC. The mysteries represented the myth of the abduction of Persephone from her mother Demeter by the king of the underworld Hades, in a cycle with three phases, the “descent” (loss), the “search” and the “ascent,” with the main theme the “ascent” of Persephone and the reunion with her mother. It was a major festival during the Hellenic era, and later spread to Rome

Early in the morning, the candidates for initiation would make their way to the sea, carrying young pigs, which they would wash and then sacrifice. They considered the blood of the pig to be especially pure, and much appreciated by the gods of the underworld. They buried the killed pigs deep in the Earth, after the blood and slaughtered bodies had been dedicated to these infernal gods. Because the sacrifice was held on the third day of the Greater Mystery, such a creature was called the third-day pig.

However to be more accurate the initiation was actually two and half days as sacrifices took place in the morning and that two and half days is a lunar or moon period.

The moon completely traverses one sign of the zodiac: the period, cosmically speaking, is a 12th part of the month. The moon has already made its way into the 12th house on March 5th, of 2015.

We must keep in mind that the 13th sign of the zodiac is rarely mentioned and on Friday the 13th, of 2015 this could be called the third pig day as in the sign of Ophiuchus the snake handler we learn of the power of the snake and the resurrection of the dead.

Now, perhaps, you will begin to see something of the deeper significance of the third-day pig?

It is the one that could be spared a horrible death while the other pigs die or are sacrificed and become the infernal or hellish pigs.

Humanity is subject to the two-and-a-half-day lunar rhythm, the 12 house cycle anything that goes beyond that number is considered unlucky. However what is most unfortunate is that the 13th, house is a mystery that needs exploration as well as explanation.

One thing this doesn’t take into consideration is that astrology was once based heavily on which sign the moon was in at the time of your birth, not the sun. Our Calendars were based on a moon cycle of 28 days which allowed for a 13th month and a 13th house in the Zodiac.

The constellation, Ophiuchus, has been known since ancient times, and is better known as Serpentarius, the Serpent Holder. It is included in the list of 48 constellations described by Ptolemy. Ophiuchus is depicted as a man handling a serpent; his body dividing the large snake into two parts, giving way to the symbol used today as an Asclepius — the medical staff.

Astrologers have not included Ophiuchus in the wheel of astrological signs because the Sun spends only about nineteen days in this 13th sign of the Mazzaroth. Not that there wasn’t a 13th sign in the Heavens, but as far as Astrologers were concerned, the Sun traveled from the constellation “Scorpius” and then proceeded directly into the sign of Sagittarius. In reality, this was not the case. The Sun, for 19 days of the year, travels through the star constellation “Ophiuchus” before entering Sagittarius from Scorpius.

Thirteen is an important number for an ancient lunar matriarchal society that presaged the Roman Empire, and was ruled by the moon. There was an ancient Babylonian teaching that at the end of the age there would be a power that would restrain Ophiuchus the serpent and that there would be signs in the moon and the stars. This would be a great wave that would simply align the lunar and solar years (creating what’s called an “aliquot calendar”) and High Sabbaths for the new epoch or new dawn of the age.

In that age mankind would be given a mentor that would teach humanity to reject its darker side, the side that is known as the Lucifuge which does not strive towards the combined light of the lunar and solar bodies.

Lucifuge Rofocale, whose name means “he who flees the light,” is the prime minister of Hell, watching over the government. He is Demon Lord Lucifer`s counterpart.

On his head are three twisting horns, and he has a goat`s body with a long tail. Lucifer ordered him to manage the world`s fortune, and he has Bael, Agares, and Marbas at his command. He is also an officer of contracts, granting his conjurers’ wishes in exchange for their souls.

While the term Lucifuge is often attributed to the consort of Satan it can also be used to symbolically name the black moon, blood moon or the eclipsed moon. “The Lucifuges,” as they were known, used darkness, not to contact the demons, but to contact the higher beings.

It is believed that one reason why the so-called air-shafts in the Great Pyramid are directed towards specific stars is to allow these stellar influences to pierce into the darkness where the initiations took place.

The ancients built their stone circles to enable them to use darkness for specific purposes. They knew that during an eclipse, when the moon is turned to blood, the effect of the moon is, to some extent, weakened.

At such times, certain diabolical and evil influences which have been built up in the aura of the Earth can escape. It is as though a safety valve has been opened in the skies, pouring into the cosmos down the dark tunnel or wormhole, to the blood moon, which hangs in the shadow of the Earth. This darkened moon or Lucifuge was connected to the serpent and the beings that served the serpent, Ophiuchus and Hecate.

The Rite of Lucifuge was an ancient practice of killing a virgin lamb or goat. The sacrifice is decapitated on the third day of the moon. The kid must be drained of blood and burned in a fire of whitewood.

In ancient Egypt during the time of the great Exodus of the Hebrews the inhabitants would rely heavily on the zodiac. The constellation Aries was considered to be its guiding force. Aries was represented by the Lamb or the Ram. Egyptians believed that all first-born were guided by Aries because it is the firstborn of the constellations, it is also the first and foremost sign of the zodiac.

It has been tradition that in the time of Nisan and Aries that the God of Israel would show his power by commanding the Israelites to kill the earthly sign of Egypt’s god the lamb or ram.

During the Passover, God ordered that all first born be killed as well in the time of Aries. The first born would be killed who were under the influence of Aries — all who were under the influence of the Ram.

We read in The Book of Exodus that in month of NISAN when the full “black” moon of Aries was about to appear in the heavens the righteous would be warned and the infidels would be given the warning that death would be at their doorstep.

The blood sacrifice would occur. The first born would die.

The apex was during the black moon or Lucifuge. The angel of death passed over in a whirlwind.

The faithful were told to sprinkle the blood of an unblemished lamb on their doors so that their firstborn be spared the wrath of God.

In the book of Leviticus it says that if a man in ignorance sinned against the law, atonement could be made through the sacrifice of a lamb or goat “without blemish.”

Jesus Christ was tried and sentenced to death by crucifixion. The date of his death was in the month of Nisan 33 AD. He died on Friday the 13th, at 3 PM or the 9th hour from sunrise.

He was also called the unblemished Lamb of God.

It was in Shakespeare’s great play Julius Caesar that the soothsayer warned him to “beware the Ides of March.” In Roman times the expression “Ides of March” was just a way to say March 15th.

It also represents the “rise of Mars” or the influence of the blood red planet of war. The Romans warned that this was the time of Lucifuge Rofocale, or the warrior of blood, as we edge closer to the time of Aries the Ram in the zodiac.

It is a time that has always been a window for bloodshed, a date of foreboding, or a time of portents that open up for tragedy. From time eternal from the Ides of March to the equinox we have seen how blood is shed upon the earth.

It was on April 13th, 1861 that the American Civil war began. The death toll at war’s end was an estimated 620,000.

In April of 1865 John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln in Ford’s Theater. The murder of the president led to the decree of martial law. This created more paranoia and more hate in the country. America declared war on Germany and the Central Powers on April 6,1917. It was the beginning of World War I. By the end, 50,000 American soldiers had been killed.

On April 1st 1924 Adolf Hitler was convicted of high treason, and sentenced to five years in Landsberg Prison for the attempted coup against the German government. All of his actions led to his rise as Chancellor. His actions brought about one of the bloodiest of conflicts. World War II had estimated casualties totaling 57,000,000.

This included the deaths of Jews that were shipped by the trainloads to concentration camps beginning on March 26th 1942. Whenever you see a major event where many lives are lost you may want to check the dates.

From the attack on the Mount Carmel compound in Waco Texas, Oklahoma City, Columbine School massacre, and the 39 cult Members of Heaven’s gate at Rancho Santa Fe we see a pattern.

A pattern where human sacrifice and bloodshed has continued for millennia.

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