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RE: The Curse

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In the form and arrangements of these vaults Enoch epitomized the nine spheres of the ancient Mysteries and the nine sacred strata of the earth through which the initiate must pass to reach the flaming Spirit dwelling in its central core.

Sounds like Sun-Fire Worship.

Wasn't Saddam thinking he was Nebber and rebuilt parts of Babylon, maybe he was trying to recreate the Vaults or understood what Mari did.
I think Henry talks about this to. Will go find out.

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Here is an example of the Timeline that the Templars were able to gain back some control from Enlil:

By this time, the Roman bishops had advanced in political power, and in 378 A.D., Bishop Damasus was elected Pontifex Maximus, becoming the official pagan Babylonian priest seated on Satan’s throne in Rome. As such, the bishop converted the pagan Babylonian temples of Rome into Trinitarian Christian churches and introduced the worship of Nimrod, Semiramis and the god-incarnate son under the respective titles of "god the father," "god the son" and "god the holy spirit." All the pomp and ceremony that existed in ancient Babylon was now practiced as Roman Trinitarian Christianity.

Before the Babylonian conversion into Trinitarian Christianity, the early Christians were a small cult surrounded by numerous Babylonian pagan temples. Historians, however, relate the amazing "overnight" conversion of Romans to Trinitarian Christianity, which coincided to a remarkable and unprecedented disappearance of paganism.135 In actuality, the Roman pagans did not convert to Trinitarian Christianity; but rather, Bishop Damasus exercised his authority as head of Babylonian paganism in Rome, and replaced all the Christian elders with pagan priests and continued the practice of the pagan Babylonian Mystery religion under the name of Trinitarian Christianity. Henceforth, all the bishops of Rome have donned the robes of Nimrod along with the title of Pontifex Maximus.

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Ishtar was worshipped primarily as the goddess of generation and the source of life, whether vegetable, animal, or human. She ached with cosmic sex-desire; and without her influence, no creature could experience the same yearning, and hence no new life could come into being. According to ancient myth, she had taken a mortal lover, Tammuz, who had died and departed into his eternal underworld prison. She wept inconsolably, but could not retrieve him from the clutches of Allatu, mistress of the nether regions. To be with him again, she invaded the House of the Dead, where she was herself condemned by Allatu to perpetual imprisonment.

But now a terrible tragedy supervened upon earth. All the vegetation died, and could not grow green again; none of the wild beasts, the cattle, or even insects would copulate; and all sexual relationships ceased among the human race. In short, love was dead, and the world was doomed.

To meet this fearful emergency, there was a council of the great gods, who determined that Ishtar must be restored to earth. They therefore sent a delegation to Allatu, who reluctantly released her prisoner. But Ishtar could not endure life always separated from her beloved; and so, every fall, she went down into the underworld to be with him for six months, and every spring, on the 20th of June, when the star of Ashtoreth appeared in the East, she came again into the upper world. With her return, the birds, the flowers, the trees, the grain sprang to life; the insects, the beasts, and the cattle copulated once more; and men and women, stirred by strong desire, hastened to embrace.

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The Indians, Egyptians, Persians, Ancient Greeks and Romans each had their zodiacs, signs indicating the position of the sun in the heavens, which differed very little from one another suggesting that they all had a common root—it was in Mesopotamia. Akkadian astrologer-priests founded astronomy, believing that the heavenly bodies had an influence which ruled over human and worldly affairs. The astrological idea of ruling occurs in the story of Creation in Genesis where the sun is said to rule the day, and the stars to rule the night. Note however that when the sun is in any particular sign, it is the sign opposite to it in the zodiac and the constellations of that portion of the heavens that is visible from our earth at night.

The Zodiac is a division of the firmament into twelve segments or signs each one of thirty degrees, comprising three decans of ten degrees each. As the sun passed from decan to decan, and from sign to sign, the astrologer-priests publicly proclaimed the exact moment of its entry into each. The first decan they called the Upper Room, the second the Middle Room, and the third the Lower Room. The six summer signs, being bountiful, were considered specially holy, while the six winter signs were not only less holy but as powerful for evil as the others were for good.

Spring begins at the vernal equinox, the start of the annual cycle of the ancient zodiac, when the sun seems to enter the constellation called Aries (21 March). Summer starts at the summer solstice, when the sun appears to enter Cancer, the longest day, 21 June. Autumn begins at the autumnal equinox, when the sun appears to enter Libra (23 September). Winter begins at the winter solstice, when the sun appears to enter Capricorn, the shortest day, 21 December.

The sun passing through the twelve signs of the zodiac is depicted in the stories of the twelve labours of Hercules, the twelve patriarchs, and the twelve tribes of Israel, from which came the twelve apostles.