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The Esoteric Mandate (Rothschilds too)

The Esoteric Mandate (Rothschilds too)

The monopoly called usury given to a specific group of Jews has a long history including Templars with Papal Passports. You might think the Jews have been horrifically pursued with prejudice and there certainly are some Jews (That the Halakah or law of the elite Jews also is willing to abuse.) who have been treated most foully by their 'brothers' or fellow man. I ask you to remember that spies and politics go hand in hand and I hope you know the Rothschilds got given the De Medicis (Templar before that) monopoly and spy network. It lead to them controlling the British Treasury at the occasion of the end of The Battle of Waterloo. They had their British Royal cousin to thank for it. This is a fact admitted in their official biographies.

There are many high-sounding maxims in all cults and religions. The Wiccan Rede talks about 'Perfect Love and Perfect Trust' while the Cathars had the Dove which symbolizes the 'living love of Jesus'. Crowley's free-sounding phrase 'Do what thou will, is the only law' is closer to the actual through-line of all these catchy phrases. Crowley may actually have served a far better purpose than many saints if one studies the impact of his ministry which threw reality out there in a very public manner. We know the Rothschild family was involved with Crowley and the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and I wonder if they intended people to start realizing some things they had kept secret or used amongst themselves.

One of the three Laws of the Magi is RIGHT THOUGHT = RIGHT ACTION. I think this is similar to Divine Providence and the Holy Spirit but I am not sure if I will be able to briefly state why this is the case. Let me try.

When I have done decrees I find they only work for me (or work best and most provably - not just a case of hard work and elbow grease) when I ask or pray for something that will benefit others or that will make me better able to help others. I have had to do a lot of introspection and I find I must be sure of my own motivations when doing these decrees. I seldom do any ritual or decree but after years of training perhaps some of these things are merely 'natural' for me now. I have decreed that I win a national contest in a draw, my 'twin' into my life, an exorcism for a friend's wife, healings, and even an on demand request that had a lot of another person's energy and INTENT built up over three weeks of soul-searching.

OK so let us say I have explained INTENT and the need for a decree to have major elements of The Greater Good associated with it. Yes, I know it was just the tip of the iceberg. It took me over a decade to really get this gift or curse. I assure you it can be a curse. One of the reasons it becomes a curse has to do with the openness to other life energies that is required in the attunement to the Divine or Hand of Fate or whatever God might be. This is one reason why Crowley and others know they must face death (not just Da'ath in the Sephardic Kaballah or Tree of Life). It will alter you in ways that make you a target for other people with less good 'intent'. They will call you a 'witch' even though they are not aware of what is going on. They will be threatened and say you need a 'shrink'. In fact the Salem Witch Trials (ergot poisoning that it was) are still on-going as sophisticated Inquisitions attempt to make people follow leaders who are behind the scenes. These leaders like the Rothschilds who backed Crowley's Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn or Hitler's Golden Centurion groups around the world have members of their De Brix clan who have been adept at esoterics for a very long time. When Cosimo De Medicis paid to have the Corpus Hermeticum translated and put his clan name on the book (De Brix) he was not the first 'dabbler' in these arts from this family. Melchizedek is perhaps the first of this family that history has records about, who was such an adept. The Hanes Taliesin does trace this history.

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The Esoteric Mandate (Rothschilds too)

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