Why There Is Occultism In Money

If we take two of the largest by population, religious ideologies on the planet - Christianity and Islam - and consider the dynamics of co-operation inside them: with respect to one, death is the penalty for being a 'munafiq' or someone who is hypocritical towards their outward religious stance. The sword and death are the means of encouraging 'co-operation' within the community where there could be a chance of dissent within the ranks.

And with respect to Christianity - and here we are talking, at least in putative terms, for the sake of the logic of the argument, of GOD HIMSELF as the central core around which human beings might co-operate - not even twelve of the closest followers could hold together 'when the going got tough...'

LOL

The Roman Army: 'Right you bastards, we're going to kill you.'

Christians: 'Run away! ...In all different directions!'

Palmyra - the oasis city in the desert

So on the basis of these examples, it might well be impossible to expect the voluntary co-operation of human beings.

I have been very successful in business ventures that I myself conceived, and had to recruit others around which and around me, to develop into larger-scale going concerns.

And I cannot tell you that in fact I ever had the experience of actual 'co-operation' of all of the necessary players all at the same time, all moving in the same direction with equivalency of energies for more than just a fraction of the time.

Experienced and knowledgeable business people regularly use information that only they themselves happen to be privy to at the time, in order to take advantage over others so that voluntary co-operation of a group becomes less of a vital necessity for the success of their activities. 

To someone who has the privileged knowledge or information, the thing isn't 'unnatural' or 'occult' it is simply hidden from others.

'Sheiduna' - Arabic meaning 'female Satan'
an incredible new composition by
Cecile Zarokian of Paris

And to those on the outside it represents the mysterious, the maybe - magical - the unnatural, the maybe also, morally wrong. Somehow it appears to be a trait of human kind, that if everyone has some item of important information, then no one will co-operate easily to use it altruistically although much is made about how altruistic human beings are as social beings. This is all superficial hype though - people don't co-operate. Not by nature and not voluntarily.

Alternatively, people seek individual power.

I suppose one 'opposite' word for something 'occult,' is something illuminated. 

And so for good reason we intelligent people ought to realize that 'Illuminism' and/or 'The Illuminati' means 'the occult...' 

Now intelligence is one of those things that may be spread around without loss of personal individual advantage, even though it is difficult to have it happen - you see, you have to have sufficient natural ability of mind in the first place, to receive something that enhances your intelligence.

*

So I can't make you intelligent, more than you already are intelligent. All I can do is converse with myself, in a way; I am conversing with the same mind set. If you, as physically distinct from me, became very wealthy through something you thought you learned here, it wouldn't cause me loss - because my sole goal in my whole life and existence, is in the growing of the number of intelligent beings around us...

So let me tell you that there are 'Occult' movements, relatively small groups of powerful people in the world, and they engage in a lot of outward actions that affect a lot of people. They do this in order to hide things, and to take advantage of those hidden things.

If you look at the internet about the particular subject (Ancient Palmyra) you will find rumors about the so-called 'Baal Gate' and the ruins at Palmyra and that ISIS has destroyed many things there.

Now there is nothing more occult and more mysterious in the Bible New Testament, than the matter of the so-called 'Three Wise Men from the East,' or by popular though not scriptural reference, the Three Wise KINGS.'

There are current very very hyped commercial pseudo-documentaries (EG - Zeitgeist, the movie) attempting to suggest that 'the three kings' refers to some stars or constellations - but this is pure propaganda and it is moreover essentially 'occult agenda' stuff.

Now it is the case that there also were monuments in Afghanistan to do with Buddhist and Khan Empire symbols that were destroyed by the Taliban. And so we must not assume that only Christian things are affected. No indeed.

So here are the facts for you:

One of the greatest challenges Islam has ever mounted - or at least it is a strident assertion they make all the time - is that there is no co-eval independent source or there are no sources which describe the person 'Jesus Christ' or 'Jesus of Nazareth' and so on, and therefore there is no proof he ever existed.

And that is not even close to being true.

Sometimes it is the 'occult' nature of the narrative though, the way things are spun, the 'cast' that is deliberately placed on some event or something, that causes unsuspecting people to merely skip over something truly breathtaking in its import.

These things you need to know about 'Palmyra:' firstly it is the world's oldest inhabited civilized city with the longest history of continuous habitation by human beings.

Secondly, it is THE place from which the Aramaic word for 'king' comes - 'm'lk, or 'Melek.'

Thirdly, all historians and scholars agree that the Biblical 'Three Wise Men' came through the city of Palmyra.

Now I'm not going to go into every detail about why these things are important to us, and nor shall I expand into other details of note in the matter.

But what I will categorically state to you is that there is first grade, primary evidence both for the 'Three Kings' as actual individuals having been through Palmyra, and references to the Kingship of a person thought by certain people in Palmyra to be 'about to be born somewhere in the West.' And all of these things pre-date, the supposed time of Jesus of Nazareth, and they then also occur at the time of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth.

In other words it is simply categorically the case that there was a 'Jesus of Nazareth' supposed by people outside the place, to be 'coming,' and then who subsequently, was born to the life intended according to ideas around at the time. Namely, he was supposed by them to be king. And not just any 'king;' THE King, literally also of Palmyra.

Now here's the problem for those who want to dispute what I just said - there is existing hard evidence for what I said. And as I said - these things are also highly 'occult' in the sense that they are deliberately hidden from the broader public.

But what possible 'advantage' could be gained from keeping such things hidden?

I don't know. 

I just know the amount of money and energy being used to push the 'Baal Gate' narrative, and the idea that people are simply robbing artifacts and selling them in order to buy weapons. But you and I know, however, they are not doing that - they are vandalizing the place. And you and I also know everything is done for a deliberate purpose.

'Baal' is not a Geek nor a Roman identity though, and the time of the building of the arch was in Graeco-Roman times - so in the first place it is not even actually called the 'Baal Gate.' I know what the name for it actually is but I'm not going say - because it is occult. However, the ordinary tradition of a large number of different cultures say that 'Solomon' built the city of Palmyra in deep antiquity.

Next episode, we shall look into how Solomon became rich.