Papal Puzzle: The Cygnus Conspiracy

The Pope has arrived in the United States and has met with President Obama. The timing of his visit will coincide with celestial events that are part of a great convergence happening during the week that has been set aside for the observance of world peace. It is also in the year that has been called the Year of Light. Both declarations have been made by the United Nations.

2015 has been the year of celestial events, from fireballs in the sky, to increase UFO activity which included what appeared to be flying humans in the sky. Mankind will be forced to look up again on September 27th 2015, when the fourth and final lunar eclipse in the lunar tetrad will take place. The first three eclipses of the tetrad took place on April 15, 2014, October 8, 2014 and on April 4, 2015.

This is known as the “Blood Moon” and it has established apocalyptic significance in some religious circles.

Much of what we can call the mechanism of a celestial event not only interferes with energy forces, but it also creates a familiar symbolic anticipation that connects to past, present and future events that if exposed, will show that humans do respond to celestial events in ways many skeptics will dismiss as coincidence.

World events are not simply circumstantial, but the result of an organized campaign by an elite group of unseen and widely unknown world leaders whose movements are mysterious and at most times correlate perfectly with events that happen in the stars. Beliefs in ancient symbolism, secret societal occultism, and ritual magic affect us all, regardless of religious beliefs or practices.

Leaders of the world, including religious leaders like the Pope, answer to other philosophies secretly while outwardly they combine New Age and biblical symbolism to exercise absolute control over the world.

While Pope Francis is here in the United States, the opportunity presents itself for the pontiff to speak of new philosophies about how humans treat the earth, our position in the cosmos and whether or not we are alone in the universe.

The Vatican has reversed its geocentric view and has now opened up the discussion about our cosmic brothers and the belief that aliens or extra-terrestrial beings exist and that we will be having relationship with them in the not too distant future.

During the time of the first tetrad moons the Pope met with President Obama, Prince Phillip and Queen Elizabeth.

There were photos that were published in the news that showed Pope, Prince Phillip and the Queen posing next to a curious painting.

The artwork depicted what appeared to be human forms or even extra-terrestrial forms embracing in a wormhole as the angels were observing the event.

The painting is called “Abbraccio Cosmico” by Camilian Demetrescu.

The title of the artwork translated means “Cosmic Embrace.” The painting represents love eternal even amongst the stars in the cosmos. It is definitely depicting a close peaceful relationship between those who live on Earth and their cosmic counterparts.

Surrounding the embracing couple, there is a circle within a circle. The circle looks a lot like a wormhole or an open star gate in heaven. There are planets that are swirling round the beings. In the circles within circles and among the planets are four Zodiac signs or symbols.

The symbols represent Capricorn, Libra, Cancer and Aries. All four of the blood moons in the tetrad have happened in Capricorn, Libra, Cancer and Aries.

This convergence has been known as the Great Cross—an object of ancient worship and the convergence that creates the resonance needed for communication with God or as the ancients believed, the “gods.”

The Pope meeting again with Barack Obama, with an address to the United Nations, has once again sparked talk of the extra-terrestrial arrival. This has been the most talked about conspiracy theory since Vatican astronomers commissioned a telescope called “Lucifer” to look for alien beings. It is believed that the Vatican has many secrets that they have held close to their vestments and the alien secret is the worst kept secret of all.

Virtually all Roman Catholic conspiracy theories connect to the Vatican’s secret archives. The archives are housed in a section of the Vatican Library, adjacent to the Vatican Museum, at the northern boundary of Vatican City. The archives have their own website, operated by the Vatican, which states the documents housed inside pertain to such boring matters as papal expenditure accounts, state correspondence, individual correspondence, including original letters written by Michelangelo to Pope Julius II and other Catholic authorities.

The conspiracy theory, however, is interested in more mysterious matters. Given that the archives are estimated to house 53 miles of books, there are sure to be some intriguing finds inside. But why would an institution as powerful as the Roman Catholic Church feel the need to keep these documents secret? Are they afraid of what might happen if the public should learn of certain information?

Some of the more broadly sweeping theories claim documentation of the Jesus bloodline; secular historical proof of Jesus’ existence, in the form of correspondence between Saint Paul and Emperor Nero, and of course the true origins of the Godhead and its connection to an extra-terrestrial or alien heritage.

In 1978, Time Magazine published a report predicting that contemporary Protestant and Roman Catholic “theologians” — who have become accustomed to follow wherever ‘science’ seems to be leading – speculate in turn in the new realm of ‘exotheology’ (the ‘theology of outer space’) concerning what nature the ‘extra-terrestrial’ races might have. It can hardly be denied that the myth behind science fiction has a powerful fascination even among many learned men of our day.

Furthermore, long before Time Magazine analyzed predictive programming and religion, the respected psychoanalyst, Karl Jung pointed out many years ago that we had lost the ability to believe in salvation through a deity.

It would not be too far of a stretch to compare the UFO/alien/abduction phenomenon as a modern religious experience. Even if you don’t believe that reports of UFO abduction are true, religious studies are now evolving and within a generation you will probably see the acceptance of an “Exotheological Christ” and an even more expanding exotheological religious movement using environmental concerns as the chief cornerstone of faith. Faith in the planet, faith in the universal whole and faith in an exotheological dogma which includes alien beings.

The History Channel has had a successful run with its Ancient Alien series and while some see it as cosmic blasphemy, many of the churches that have been established many centuries ago have within their secret doctrines, the final secret where there is a place in heaven guarded by beings that are most certainly extra-terrestrial.

The acceptance of these space gods is now manifesting in the Catholic Church. This is a major development in the process of “alien disclosure and acceptance.” It is part of the Revelation of the Method and the predicted outcome was given to us through years of science fiction programming and successful retooling of consensus spirituality.

What was once a highly speculative notion, the alien or otherwise cosmic connection between man and what can be loosely called gods, is gaining ground as more information is being revealed through ancient texts that have been uncovered and translated.

For example, The Guardian is reporting that a leather manuscript more than 4,000 years old has been painstakingly reconstructed by a scholar after it was rediscovered in the Egyptian museum in Cairo.

Containing religious spells as well as colorful depictions of divine and supernatural beings, predating those found in the Book of the Dead manuscripts, the leather roll is around 2.5 meters long, with text and drawings on both sides.

It is both the longest surviving leather ancient Egyptian manuscript and the oldest, according to Egyptologist Dr. Wael Sherbiny, who found the roll in a mix of small and large fragments on the Cairo Museum’s shelves and announced his discovery at the International Congress of Egyptologists in Florence.

The text has been found on rolls that were created between 2,300 BC and 2,000 BC, from the late Old Kingdom up to the early Middle Kingdom, and says it contains many new religious texts, including a large pictorial-textual segment from the so-called Book of Two Ways, known from the floorboard decorations of Middle Kingdom coffins, as well as religious spells formulated in the first-person singular, probably intended for recitation by a priest.

The text illustrates a holy place in the stars that is protected by multiple gates and powerful extra-terrestrial guardians. They are said to be supernatural beings with immense magical powers.

There are many writers and scholars that believe the ancients based their religious beliefs on appearances in the heavens and the star constellation Cygnus or the Swan.

Cygnus was known as the gateway to heaven. In fact, it was a fixed location that is now called the Northern Cross. This according to the ancients is where the gods lived and they would shower them with rays from heaven. The Swan influenced these people and was seen as a place above that would bring healing when spells, supplication and prayers were offered to the beings above.

In Christian tradition, Cygnus was seen as the Cross of Calvary as early as the sixth century, and arguably as far back as Roman times, where the crucifixion scene was associated more with the pagan god Orpheus, whom Jesus was portrayed as in a number of early Christian statues and murals found in Rome. In classical tradition, the Swan of Cygnus was originally said to have been Orpheus, god of the underworld.

Cygnus was occasionally shown in Christian star charts as Christ on the cross; his wounds perhaps corresponding to its principal stars.

Moreover, the dove as a Christian symbol of the Holy Spirit derives from the Hebrew concept of the Spirit or Breath of God. Many ancient religions see “the spirit” or “the word” as a bird that brought the universe into manifestation. In the first chapter of Genesis, the Spirit of God hovers over the primordial waters moments before God’s Creation of the universe. The dove or pigeon was equated with Cygnus in Arabic tradition.

Cygnus can be found in the center of the Milky Way, universally seen in past ages as a road or river of stars used by the dead, or the shaman in a state of trance. In ancient cosmology, the Milky Way was equated with the World Tree, around which curled a serpent and on top was a celestial bird.

The Caduceus is the symbol that is familiar to those who see the symbol in medical offices and hospitals. There are many people who see the symbol as an evil symbol with strong occult ties. Traditional Christians have decried Gnosticism as “Luciferianism,” or to the extreme “Satanism.” The reason is because the symbol is connected to Hermes and Mercury. Hermes was considered the replacement or Vicar for Jesus Christ as the perfected man and God.

The Pope is also considered the perfected infallible Vicar of Christ.

The Dove and Snake symbols are powerful in the Christian pantheon.

The bird and snake symbols in the ancient Egyptian relics are also symbolic of the flying Gods of Cygnus.

The Book of Genesis makes it clear that God created the universe and, consequently, human beings were intentionally created by God to become caretakers and heirs to creation under his guidance.

The 6th chapter of Genesis indicates however metaphorically, there was a war between God’s creation and the observers that came from heaven had sexual relations with the women.

According to scripture, the universe is already quite well populated with intelligent extra-terrestrials; they’re eventually identified in the scriptures as angels and demons.

In the year 593 BC, ancient history documents the early days of the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem. A man named Ezekiel witnessed a marvel in heaven, a wheel within a wheel spinning towards him. After speaking with the strange looking occupants of this flying wheel, he was given instructions on how to use the heavenly event for leverage against idol worshipers.

Then comes the incarnation of Christ: the union of an extra-terrestrial God’s divinity with our humanity. Human beings were thereby placed at the center of the cosmic drama, which made no room for questions about the redemption of other intelligent beings.

Saul of Tarsus was a Roman who, after he was blinded by a large glowing object in the sky, changed his name to Paul and became Christianity’s Roman evangelist. The churches started by Paul grew and developed into “mainline” Christianity by the end of the third century. Many of them changed a lot of doctrine in order to create a new religious movement and a new way to see Jesus. It united a great many people and its effects have lasted over a thousand years.

It has taken thousands of years, many books and sacred texts to continually wire the human mind for the arrival of Gods, demons, angels, demons, extra-terrestrials, aliens or whatever metaphor you choose to use.

Whoever is behind it had the sound knowledge of social engineering and a clear view of the intended goal. Keeping a mystery is a subtle weapon and keeping a secret is a manipulative tool to get the reptilian mind working to try and reveal the secret.

The theory of the plurality of worlds became even more fashionable after the invention of the telescope.

From approximately 1600 to 1900 there was first a trickle, then a flood of scientific/philosophical/theological speculation on the nature of extra-terrestrial life.

Such speculation often came from the best scientists of the day. Sir William Herschel (1730-1822), the astronomer who discovered Uranus (1781), claimed that he saw near-certain evidence of forests, circular buildings, canals, roads, and pyramids on the moon — all, of course, signs of Lunarians. He was equally certain that the known planets of our solar system were all peopled and insisted the sun was “a most magnificent habitable globe” filled with Solarians “whose organs are adapted to the peculiar circumstances of that vast globe.” Sir John Herschel (1792-1871), William’s son, inherited both his father’s science and his fantasies; he argued that since the front side of the moon was apparently dead, Lunarians must live on the dark side.

Johann Bode (1747-1826), a director of the Berlin Observatory and famous for Bode’s Law, asked of these same Solarians, “Who would doubt their existence?” The reason for such certainty was quasi-theological. “The most wise author of the world assigns an insect lodging on a grain of sand and will certainly not permit…the great ball of the sun to be empty of creatures and still less of rational inhabitants who are ready gratefully to praise the author of life.” The same reasoning led him to affirm the existence of extra-terrestrials on the Moon, Mercury, and Venus.

If belief in Solarians, Lunarians, Jupiterians, Venusians, Mercurians, and Martians seems madness now, during the 18th and 19th centuries it was taken to be the only rational, scientifically grounded view. Small wonder, then, that theologians — both Christian and deist — felt not only inspired but obliged to incorporate extra-terrestrials into their systems.

Looking first at the Christian attempts, one notices immediately that the doctrine of the Incarnation underwent a transformation as well-intentioned Christians rushed to keep up with the latest menagerie of extra-terrestrials.”

This would go on until science demanded hard evidence of extra-terrestrials. During the 20th century there was an onslaught of UFO activity, reports of contemporary alien encounters, landings like in Roswell, secret cover-ups and conspiracies. These activities have become part of some cloak-and-dagger investigations that sometimes yielded intriguing finds – but they are dismissed by a science that has become dogmatic on the subject.

The Catholic Church has now stepped up and has spoken openly about the subject. The hints have been given that soon there would be a signal and arrival of some extra-terrestrial god or a possible second incarnation rather than a Second Coming.

The symbols and secrets of the ancient religions are now being used in a metaphoric sense to indicate that mankind has always been in contact with extra-terrestrial gate keepers or Gods. The tapestries and ancient carvings show that the gods will return in what appears to be a whirlwind, vortex or wormhole.

This may be one of many of the reason the Catholic Church has an interest as to what is happening with the large hadron collider at CERN.

Whether you are a religious person or not, the Catholic Church and other organized religions like Mormonism and Scientology have an important role in helping to prepare the masses of this world for extra-terrestrial contact. There is definitely something going on; some kind of build up that is undeniable.

For better or for worse, the secrets of the Vatican and the ancient texts are providing us with enough fodder to begin the countdown for the revelation of an awesome cosmic conspiracy.

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