>>14061905

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2- The second sub-section is the image of Satan as a goat, more known as Baphomet. This is very famous in (((their))) circles. The hand gesture is identical to the ones of ALL the Sebetti are doing in the third register of the bronze Plaque from Hell (page 963). We also saw Pazuzu on the same Plaque, first register, doing the same gesture (page 961); as well as the Feline warriors represented on the same Plaque, on the second register (page 962). As I’ve said before, I believe this has an ancient meaning. It seems it was kinda hijacked by the Satanists. I don’t know what it really means.

The second thing that caught my attention about Baphomet iconography is the FIRE always represented between the horns of the thing. It fits perfectly with what I was saying about all the horned Sebetti: as in something happens between their horns which produce some type of beam or in this case it’s fire. I’ve explained this with Hathor (starting page 972) and I even mentioned it before with the Oz moving, the witches hands/arms are held up to look like the horns of the Bovines – compare the imagery (page 926): one makes some green electricity and the other makes a ball of fire. It seems whoever Baphomet was, he/she was part of one of those Bovine species clans.

Which was it? Which clan does it belong to? Well, one thing for sure, it’s not the Lamassu Clan. So this is either a Ram warrior or the possible Antelope warrior. Since Baphomet looks closely to the Antelope, I think it’s that, and not a Ram. And this includes the artifacts named wrongfully = Ram in the thicket. I’m saying this based on the shape of the HORNS. Rams have short horns mostly, swirling in a big circle downwards. The Antelope horns are long swirling (or not) going upwards. So based on the shape and direction of the horns I say we are dealing with an Antelope warrior when Baphomet is concerned. The wings we see him with are the technology the coup plotters stole from the other clans and mixed it to their own armors. The Ram armor and the Antelope armor seems to be the type of Land troops, not Air Force; so the wings were added via theft.

When we were in Ancient Egypt, taking a look at Satis (starting page 1 015) and Anuket (starting page 1 017) we don’t get the impression they were evil or bad. This is leading me to believe that the Antelope Clan was a divided clan; as in some in it were good = a rare few, while others were bad = most.

What is strange about this Baphomet representation is the gender of the deity. Sometimes we see Baphomet = the Antelope represented as a male = bare chest; sometimes we see Baphomet = the Antelope represented as a female = with breasts. Even more strangely, it seems the female version of Baphomet is associated to the Moon. Take note of this and keep it in mind.

So which is it? Is Baphomet male or female?

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>>14064758

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I don’t know. Not at this point. But I do know that we have an Evil Couple whom is at the center of all this story = one is Male, while the second is Female. I called them before many times as the Evil One for the Male and the Evil Lady for the Female. And I know each was a king/queen of one warrior clan; as in each was a Sebetti.

As I said before, we have 7 Sebetti rulers made of 5 kings = males and 2 queens = females. I already identified one of the females as being the Queen of queens = the Lamassu queen = Lamassu Sebetti = good Sebetti. Now, I’m getting close to the second queen = the second female Sebetti. We also had 5 male Sebetti = kings. One was the King of kings = the ultimate ruler = good king. This leaves me with 4 other possibilities of the Evil One being part of them. So which heraldic symbol = Sebetti animal are the Evil ones. Well, we already know it’s the Horned Serpent Sebetti and it seems that the second one is the Antelope Sebetti which most researchers think it’s a goat (they are not that far from the truth).

It seems, we have 2 Sebetti Clans whom joined hands and plotted together to take the throne. But it’s not as easy as that. From what I’ve got so far, the Horned Serpent Clan was all in on it, while the Antelope Clan was not ALL in on it, but large portion of it was. We also know there were traitors in other clans, not that much, but enough to play the role of spies. So, the big question is: Whom was What? Was the Antelope Sebetti a female or male? Was the Horned Serpent Sebetti female or male?

I’m certain they cannot be both males or both females = as in both being from the same gender. Why am I certain? Because they produced an heir = they had an offspring, a child. So one had to be female and the other one a male, but which is what? Whom ruled the Horned Serpent Clan? Whom ruled the Antelope Clan? I’m stuck at this point anons.

I’m still trying to figure this one out. Was the Antelope Sebetti male or female? Was the Horned Serpent Sebetti male or female? I don’t know anons, I don’t know. I’ve tried to take a look at modern day iconography and pictures, mostly those the stupid Satanists have all over the net but I couldn’t find a hint. All it did was make me sick to my stomach and have a headache. I keep turning in circles about this and I am flip flopping about this issue, being undecided.

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>>14064782

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While looking at Baphomet, I bumped into a Hollywood movie, from back in the days. This movie is called Legend and it’s from 1985. Let’s take a look at it as quickly as possible: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legend_(1985_film)

“Legend is a 1985 American epic dark fantasy adventure film directed by Ridley Scott and starring Tom Cruise, Mia Sara, Tim Curry, David Bennent, Alice Playten, Billy Barty, Cork Hubbert, and Annabelle Lanyon. The film revolves around Jack, a pure being who must stop the Lord of Darkness who plots to cover the world with eternal night.

Although not a commercial success when first released, it won the British Society of Cinematographers Award for Best Cinematography in 1985 for cinematographer Alex Thomson, as well as being nominated for multiple awards: Oscar for Best Makeup; Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films Saturn Award for Best Makeup; BAFTA Awards for Best Costume Design, Best Makeup Artist, Best Special Visual Effects; DVD Exclusive Awards; and Young Artist Awards. Since its premiere and the subsequent release of the unrated Director's Cut, the film has become a cult classic.

Plot

In order to cast the world into eternal night, the Lord of Darkness sends the goblin Blix on a mission to kill the unicorns in the forest near his castle that guard the light and bring him their horns. Blix and his colleagues Pox and Blunder follow impetuous Princess Lili as she visits her forest-dwelling paramour Jack O'Greene. Later, Jack blindfolds and takes Lili to the lair of the unicorns. As Lili distracts the stallion by stroking it, Blix shoots it with a poison dart from his blowpipe, and the unicorns flee. With the couple unaware of the goblins, Lili makes light of Jack's fears concerning her sin and sets him a challenge by throwing her ring into a pond, declaring she will marry whoever finds it. While Jack dives in after the ring, the goblins find the dying stallion and sever its alicorn. An apocalyptic winter descends; Lili runs off in terror and Jack is barely able to break through the surface of the now frozen pond.

Lili takes refuge in the frozen cottage of a kind and friendly family. There, Lili sees the goblins testing the alicorn's magical powers, and overhears from them about how she had a role in their slaying of the stallion, and by doing so, casting the dark winter onto the world. She follows the goblins to a rendezvous with Darkness, who tells them the world cannot be cast into eternal night as long as the surviving mare still lives. Blunder valiantly but unsuccessfully tries using the alicorn to overthrow Darkness and is taken away to his castle. Meanwhile, Jack, accompanied by the forest elf Honeythorn Gump, the fairy Oona, and the dwarves Brown Tom and Screwball, finds the mare mourning the lifeless stallion. Lamenting over his role in their current predicament, Jack cries and apologizes to the mare, who tells him the alicorn must be recovered and returned to the stallion. Leaving Brown Tom to guard the unicorns, Jack and the others retrieve a hidden cache of ancient weapons and armor. While they are gone, Lili tries to help make things right by helping to save the mare from the goblins, but they overpower Tom and capture both the mare and Lili. Learning of what has transpired, Jack and his group make their way to the castle in the middle of a swamp. On the way, they are nearly killed by a swamp hag named Meg Mucklebones, but defeat her by flattering her appearance and then decapitating her.”

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>>14064785

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>> This is very similar to what happened to Osiris and Isis. The Unicorn is Osiris slayed. Strangely, the alicorn reminds me of the missing Phallus of Osiris. The mourning Mare is Isis. Lord of Darkness (his name says everything about him) wants to cover the world in Darkness so he orchestrates the murder of the Unicorn by tricking him, using Lili. Lili reminds me greatly of Theodora from Oz (page 926): both have this innocent naïve side to them at the start of the movie. And the core story of both movies aligns by the way. Jack has that innocence as well.

“After reaching the castle, Jack's group falls into an underground prison cell in a hellish kitchen. They encounter Blunder in the same cell, revealed to be an elf gone astray, before he is dragged off by an ogre cook to be baked into a pie. Oona offers to use her magic to escape their cell and retrieve keys to free the others if she receives a kiss from Jack. He is tempted when Oona turns into an amorous Lili, but refuses to follow through, telling her "human hearts don't work that way". Oona is greatly offended and scolds Jack, reminding him it was his lust that caused the apocalypse. Despite this, she remembers what's at stake and frees everyone so they can all search for Lili and the mare.”

>> YUP! It was LUST! It’s because the Evil one and the Evil Lady were a COUPLE = LUST = Lovers. This is how she joined him in his crazy plan and she was flipped. She was innocent and naïve at first, good at heart. Until she was corrupted through sex and joined hands with the Evil One, betraying the King.

“Having fallen in love with Lili, Darkness tempts her with jewelry, a beautiful dress and promises of power and glory. Seemingly seduced, she agrees to wed him under the condition that she will be the one to kill the mare in the upcoming ritual. Overhearing their conversation, Jack and Gump learn that Darkness can be destroyed by daylight. After saving Blunder, the group takes the ogres' giant metal platters to reflect the sunlight to the chamber where the mare is to be sacrificed.”

>> Sure, lust wasn’t enough, so he promises her all the earthly riches, power and fame. Isn’t this identical to what all of these celebrities are promised when they make their contract with the Devil, sell their souls? Don’t they join the “cult” in order to become, rich and famous? Where do you think all of this originated from? Oh! Look at this, there is a ritual to kill the mare = sacrifice her. It’s a déjà vue, isn’t it? Incredible find: Darkness can be destroyed by daylight! Doesn’t this mean that only the Light can kill the Darkness?

“As the ritual begins, Lili frees the mare, but is knocked out by Darkness. While the others relay the light of the setting sun using the platters, Jack fights Darkness, finally wounding him with the severed alicorn. As the redirected sunlight blasts him to the edge of a void, Darkness warns them that because evil lurks in everyone, he will never truly be vanquished. Jack hesitates as he realizes this to be true, but overcomes his doubt and severs the evil hand holding the alicorn, thus expelling him into the void. Gump returns the stallion's horn, returning him to life and ending the winter. Jack retrieves the mystic ring from the pond and returns it to Lili, returning her to life.”

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>>14064809

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>> So Lili spares the Mare: does this mean the Evil Lady spared the Queen of queen? If this was the case, then it means the Evil One was supposed to kill the King of kings and take his place. While the Evil Lady was supposed to kill the Queen of queens and then take her place, but she didn’t, she wasn’t able to do it. Why? = maybe because it was her mother? As in her biological mother maybe? It’s possible and it’s what I’ve been suspecting for some time now: one of the evil duo is the offspring of the royals.

“Jack wounds Darkness with the alicorn and using light “banishes” him = pushes him into a “void”. What is that supposed to mean = void? Ah! So Darkness will always exist because he is planted as a SEED inside almost everyone. Has the reader identified how that evil Seed is planted in us? As for the last sentence, it’s very romantic isn’t it? How Lili whom left Jack and went with Darkness ends up marrying Jack simply because he retrieved the ring. She surely can switch guys superfast.

“Alternate endings

There are three different versions of the film’s conclusion:

• In the Director's Cut, Lili wakes with Jack trying to convince her she was merely dreaming, but she is ultimately unconvinced. They confess their true love for each other, but realize they live in two different lifestyles, which causes Lili to request continuing a merely platonic relationship. Jack, happy with this request for the first time, accepts. Lili returns to her home to assume her responsibilities, promising to visit him again. Jack happily runs off into the sunset, hailed by the forest fairies and the revived unicorns.

• In the American theatrical version, Jack and Lili assure each other of their love and watch the unicorns reunite, and they run off into the sunset together, hailed by the forest fairies and the unicorns. Darkness watches them from the void, laughing.

• The European version also ends with both Jack and Lili running off into the sunset, but without Darkness's final appearance.

[…]”

>> So it’s between 1 -living in the Matrix and waking up from it; 2 - ridding into the sunset ending while evil is snickering behind their backs and finally 3 – ridding into the sunset in a lame, fade way.

Doesn’t option 2 remind us of the ending from Interstella 5555 – Crescendolls – page 584 - point 14.

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