Holy Days...
Know what you celebrate
I just posted a calendar of the Satanic holidays (link). When I saw this a few years ago for the first time, I was so shocked. Is there anything left to celebrate? Is everything so twisted and contaminated by evil, that we better not celebrate anything at all?
A few years I lived like this. No celebrations, no special days or dates. It felt empty, but at least I didn’t add anything to the evil energies…
The last couple of weeks I have dived into Theosophy, the roots of New Age (for my script of part 4 of the Conclusion to the Fall of the Cabal), but also ‘satanism-as-we-know-it-today’. I have learned more about their way of thinking, and as always, knowledge takes away fear, also the fear of doing anything wrong. This topic of Theosophy is so important that I’m going to dedicate part 5 to it as well.
So, this year I’m starting again with some celebrations. Pure celebrations of the seasons that change. As long as humanity existed, the change of seasons have been celebrated. The shift in Light, our source of life, is so important, that people always felt the need to dedicate something to that.
And as with everything in life, things can be used for good deeds and evil deeds alike. The evil rituals have tried to poison the innocent celebrations, even to the point that people (like me) don’t dare to celebrate anymore.
That is not necessary. We can simply go back to out roots. To celebrate the things we understand, as the returning of life, the flowers, the singing of the birds, the new-born animals…
Make a fire to celebrate the light! Sit outside and enjoy each others company. Feel grateful that the cold and dark days lay behind you.
Feel the fresh energy grow inside of you, making you stronger. If you dare, take a swim in a cold lake or the sea, as symbol to wash away the dark energy of the winter.
In doing these new rituals, you deliberately add energy and awareness to your personal experience alone. This way you can celebrate each and every day, without feeding evil with performing their ‘rituals’. If you don’t understand a ritual you’ve done for years, like painting eggs, just change it into something you do understand. Like hanging a bird nest in your garden…
It’s us that will change the world. Every act counts. So why not start this Easter? With celebrating the sun rises in the EAST(er). I’ll be there to watch it rise tomorrow. Will you join me?
Love, Cyntha