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The Myth of Christianity

Since my last entry, I have spent much time reading about the

origins

Of civilization as far back as the garden of Eden, Adam & Eve,

which were generic names rather than personal names. I read

about the tribal migrations from Eden in the area of what is now

Afghanistan through Mesopotamia (modern Iraq and Iran) over

the millennia. I read how the tribes split into different factions

to eventually create the different dynasties of upper Egypt and

lower Egypt. Upper Egypt were followers of Taurus but when

this age turned into Aries they didnt want to accept this, unlike

the dynasty of lower Egypt which did causing conflict and aneventual split with upper Egypt and eventual exodus. Leader

(Pharaoh) was called the Sheppard king, as leader of the

followers of Aries. The biblical authors noted him as simply a

shepherd, in order to distance themselves from any association

to being originally Egyptian themselves (not slaves).

Pharaohs had numerous names or designations; the leader of the

first exodus was Jacob. The Hebrews would eventually return to

try and re-establish their claim to the Egyptian throne, only tofail. This leader/Pharaoh was either Moses or his brother Aaron.

The secondary reason for this exodus was that Aaron was in

actual fact the Pharaoh Akhenaton, who had tried to rid Egypt

of their multiple gods and establish worship of just one deity,

Amun Ra (creator) or sun god.

This becomes the origin of the Hebrew/Jewish singular and

wrathful god, Yahweh. From Moses and Aaron develops the

lineage of Kings and leaders of the Priesthood through thecenturies, including King David, Solomon, Samuel, Samson

etc. We eventually reach around 7 BC and the historical Jesus,

not a carpenter (mistranslation) but a adept of the ancient art of

Sacred Geometry, and Astrology. He is the last of the Pharoanic

line from king David, who, as a member of the Essenes tries to

claim his birthright in place of the puppet king Herod put in

place by the Romans. To help achieve this end, he attempts to

fulfil the Messianic prophesy, by having himself crucified and

rise from the dead. He persuades Judas, one of his actualbrothers, to betray him. Jesus is revived and spirited away.

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His wife Mary, the Magdalene escapes to Gaul with their

children and eventually establishes the Merovingian ruling

dynasty.

Jesus retains his royal status, but still tries to undermine theroman presence, but eventually is killed during the Jewish

revolt when the Jewish nation is dispersed and/or sold into

slavery and the holy temple destroyed. During the early days of

Jesus ministry, he is persecuted by a man called Saul. He is a

Jewish official in the pay of the Romans but turns out to be a

turncoat. He infiltrates himself with Jesus followers, proclaims

himself a disciple and renames himself Paul. Falling out with

the original disciples and his life in danger he decides to

emigrate preaching his own version of the Christian doctrine.

He eventually ends up in Rome, changes his name again to

become Josephus, the historian, and chronicles a somewhat

slanted view of Jesus and his period in history. Paul eventually

falls foul of the Roman persecution of the early Christians and

is executed as Paul.

Eventually, Roman civilization begins to decline, but the

growing disharmony of the different Christian sects threatens to

de-stabilize roman society. Emperor Constantine, whos wife

has become Christian, decides that the writing is on the wall forthe Roman belief systems and bullies the various Christian

Bishops around what is left of the Roman Empire, to convene a

special council and establish a common set of gospels, losing

some that showed women as spiritual leaders and doctoring

others to ensure a male dominated religion.

Much of the mythology of the Christian miracles was

established at this time, including the nativity, the virgin birth

etc. Jesus original ministry and teachings of personal spiritualgrowth was dismissed or obfuscated, and the myth of dying for

the sins of the world created in its place. A later Emperor was

even quoted as saying that Jesus original message was

irellevant.

The main reason for Emperor Constantines adoption of

Christianity was to strengthen his own powerbase against other

would be emperors to become the first Holy Roman Emperor.

In effect he was probably the the first Pope in all but name.

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It would appear that the Roman empire never really ended, it

just changed its name.

All the above is an extremely abbreviated account of

information gleaned from various books and authors. Theseauthors, including Sir Laurence Gardener, are the ones who

have done the real work and research. They have compiled their

information from many of the recently unearthed ancient scrolls

and clay tablets with actual histories written in cuneiform script,

and many other sources.

I find it more and more irritating when I hear various church

leaders pontificating about the teachings of Jesus and speaking

about god as a person. We are all in charge of our own spiritual

evolution; we dont need someone preaching about what weshould do to be a good person. All we need to know is do as

you will, as long as it harms none.

I find what I have read about the real history underlying the

myth of the Bible makes more sense than what I was educated

to believe was true as a child. It is for yourselves to make up

your own mind.

Taliesin

July 2008