Luciferian Misconceptions

[Shin'Ar]

In virtually every ancient culture Lucifer is known as the King of the World. And goes by many names and legends.

It is in Christianity alone that the name becomes synoymous with evil and their own character creation whcih they call the devil.

In no other place besides Chrsitendom is there a creature known as the devil in the guise of the Christian concept, which has been cloned and adopted by many cults and worshippers of darkness since.

Lucifer is usually associated in some way with the first of the beings which came to earth during its creation, being the lord among them and their leader. Many gnostic teachings refer to these as the Archangels, and many legends abound with regard to what is called the fall of this Lucifer. some say the Fall is nothing more than the descent from the higher dimensiosn to this one for the purpose of the creating of it. the fall of the divine spiritual to the physical manifestations. others teach that the fall is a product of that Angels actual enjoyment of the virtues of this manifestation. others suggest it to be some disobediance regarding the Source, God, Infinite Spirit, One Consciousness wanting it to bow down to the man that it had created. others still claim that the fall occurred when Lucifer mated with a human female.

Many of these ancient legends get intertwined and combined with each other. However virutally all of them acknwoledge that Lucifer was a being that arrived here to create the planet and is credited with the title as King of the World. Even the Christians who perverted this teaching still acknowledge that he was once the brightest star and the most beloved of God.

Some other names used to refer to Lucifer are Sanat Kumara, telek Maus, Murrugan, Dionysus, vulcan. and many others.

It is even taught among occultists and gnostics that lucifer is actually the Goddess which mediates between the Infinite Spirit and matter. Often depicted as a dragon because that is how the Goddess is always viewed. And what many think is the slaying of the dragon in religious artwork is actually the archangel representing the goddess establishing the divine connection between matter and spirit through the shaft, which always represents the spine of the Tree of Life. the dragon actually represents the flesh, matter, the physical, being injected with the light and knowledge of the Spirit through the shaft. many Christians of course have interpreted these ancient symbols to mean the devil being slain by the angel Michael or george.

The dragon has always been the serpent which has always represented the Goddess in the ancient religions. the Goddess has always represented the manifestation of the physical material aspects of creation having spawned directly from the Source, Infinite Spirit, as the poalrity of or female aspect of the One God. hense we have God/ Spirit/Sun/male and its polarity the Goddess/matter/moon/ female. The Goddess fell from, spawned from or descended from the Spirit becoming matter, and did so in the spiralling fashion that we see with galaxies and vortexes, and thus her serpentine aspects. The serpent becoming the dragon in many cultures.

and so when these legends become intertwined, we have this Goddess and the Archangel coming to create the earth, one being the same as the other, and in some cases even referred to as adrogynous twins, represented as male and female aspects of the same being, also represented as serpents. And when a particluar relgiion completely mismanaged these legends Lucifer becomes both a snake and dragon.

This symbology of the twin serpents is also seen in another ancient symbol which may answer many questions for some of you. but I will leave you to look up the meaning of the Caduceus. the Tree of life with the twin serpents of male and female needing to be awakened within us so that we become aware of our true idenity. the awakening of Kundalini to many.