Journey to Light

This article, the third in a series of three, continues from the previous article “Kings and Merchants”. In this world we are all whores. We have no choice in the matter; all of us are created to be whoring slaves of our Fallen pimp masters. From the beginning we were created to be agents of the Fallen on earth (first as labourers, then as priests, then as prophets, and finally as human kings) to help cultivate, care for, and conquer the earth on behalf of our Fallen masters. In our absolute ignorance we came to call our Fallen masters “God”. However, the Fallen are not the ONE true God, but impostors and usurpers. The act of whoring by us humans is to work on and with the “earthly client” arranged for us by the Fallen so that everything we do on this earth creates fortune, fame, praise and worship for our Fallen pimp masters. Our Fallen pimps provide us with the substance we are addicted to (money) to keep us dependent on them and working for them – trapping our souls in this material...

This article, the second in a series of three, continues from the previous article “Babylon the Great”. The whore in the Biblical Book of Revelation is a symbol for the human race created by the Fallen. In Revelation, the whore bears a name on her forehead: “Babylon the Great, the mother of all the prostitutes and all the filthy practices on the earth”. Whores sell their bodies in exchange for money from the people who exploit and abuse those whores for personal pleasure. The term “whore” can also refer to a person who sacrifices personal principles in an immoral or unworthy manner, usually for money. For clarity, both men and women can be whores. The earthly system of Babylon the Great exactly reflects the act of whoring. We humans, created in the image and likeness of the beautiful splendour of our “gods” (the Fallen angels), take our beauty (our body and mind) and give it up for exploitation and abuse by the “power brokers” in the earthly system so that we can receive money, which w...

In my book “Transcendence” I talk of Babylon the Great as it is expressed in the ancient sacred texts (in particular, see the Biblical book of Revelation). Babylon the Great is treated through symbolism and refers to the world we live in – the earthly empire of the Fallen. Symbolically, Babylon the Great refers to a famous whore who rides a beast with seven heads and ten horns. At length in my book “Transcendence” I describe and explain this symbolism. For the purpose of this article, there are three important things to focus on from the symbolism: 1. What is the beast? This is the system of “governance” on the earth, including those who lead that system. The seven heads of the beast represent empires or ages on earth, while the horns represent kingdoms and rulers through those ages. 2. Who is the famous whore?  She represents the people of the earth – the wealthy “power brokers” and their followers – who are led by the beast and who ride the beast and keep it going. 3. What does t...