Cosmic Glue (4 BOOKS)

  bugonia ritual, bulls and bees It was written the Minoan said the bull (apis) sprouted bees.  I could not figure out how...until now? ... Trace "...Bees were special and peculiar to the ancients. Their presence in the myth dates back to times much earlier than Rome . They were of considerable importance in Egyptian and Minoan beliefs. Then they fascinated authors such as Publius Virgil Maro or Pliny the Elder .   The bees had a divine element in them and were surrounded by a mystical aura of mystery. It is best expressed by the so-called Bugonia ritual : It was common in the ancient world to believe that bee swarms were born from the bodies of dead bulls . This is where the aforementioned name comes from – Bugonia , in Greek βοῦς , meaning cattle , and γονή , gonad – means so “born from cattle”.  This ritual, as a natural or man-made event, was aimed at creating or restoring a bee swarm.  In the literature of the Roman period, we have much evidence ...

website Cult of MITHRAS: Rituals and more rituals The mysterious cult of Mithras first appeared in Rome in the 1st century AD.  It spread across the Empire over the next 300 years, predominantly attracting merchants, soldiers and imperial administrators. (Let's call them the minions of the cult, like freemasons and masonics.)   Meeting in temples which were often constructed below ground, these were private, dark and windowless spaces.  The mythological scene of Mithras killing a bull within a cave, the ‘tauroctony’ is at the heart of the cult, and its full meaning is subject of much speculation. (Remember: Minoans are BULL PEOPLE.  BULLS are the BIG GIVEAWAY!  Mithras/Minoan are the same crazy dangerous people.) T he Corporate Elite's favorite god is Mithras...( Mithraists worshipped in secret during the First Century, why not in the Twenty-First?) You do realize that the Statue of Liberty is actually Mithras Nymphus , right? The...