Ok, guys.. I've been studying looking into this cult stuff since Pizzagate/Spirit cooking. It looks like this cult follows the pantheon of ancient mystery gods from Canaan, Egypt, Rome and Babylon.
We see Egyptology symbolism strongly and who could forget the Arch of Baal going up in NYC and London. There's also a lot of reference to roman/greek gods.
http://www.wnd.com/2016/09/the-harbinger-of-baal-appears-in-nyc/
The point is that these gods follow the same pattern. A supreme god and his wife has their son (amongst other children). The Son is usually a symbol of fertility in the land. Also depicted as holding a lightning bolt. Think agriculture. Harvest festivals. God of the EARTH. Also depicted as holding a lightning bolt. Don't get caught up on the specific pantheon of gods. They're all the same, just named differently dependent on the region and time, the names change. Same deities, different names
Canaan - El + Ashera Baal, Molech
Egyptian - Ra + Hathor Osiris, Remphan
Roman - Saturn + Opis Jupiter, (could have adopted molech from Carthage. Roman historians recorded a idol to Molech there)
Also, if you look into Islam, you'll see a similarity between their single God, but also the feminine Kabba stone. Allah and God are not the same Deity. Islam is Babylonian in origin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-82PT90T28 goes into it a bit deeper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaHFVJbKIis The Talmud is also Babylonian in origin
Human and infant sacrifice was a common practice amongst these people. Cannibalism was also known to be practiced in some cases (we'll get back to that).
the spirit cooking itself looks to be a form of divination going back to these religions. Think Oracle of Delphi. These practices survived through word of mouth and were eventually recorded in the Zohar. It's known as Kabbalah.
Although Hebrew there's a sect of Islam that practices Kabbalah. You have heard of Shia and Sunni, but not much mention to Sufism - https://www.huffingtonpost.com/stephen-schwartz/ariel-bension-zohar-kabbalah-sufism-connection_b_1293251.html
more - https://www.huffingtonpost.com/stephen-schwartz/sufism-and-kabbalah_b_989875.html
Sufi islam is big in Turkey and Pakistan, among other places. You'll notice a theme or symbol of them popping out one of their eyes.