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King Minos had a minotaur
That all the people dreaded.
It gobbled fourteen kids a year
incredibly bullheaded.
It dwelt inside a twisty maze
That no one could escape
Till Theseus, shouting loud OLES!
Swung sword and swished red cape.
-X.J. Kennedy
King Minos had a minotaur
That all the people dreaded.
It gobbled fourteen kids a year
incredibly bullheaded.
It dwelt inside a twisty maze
That no one could escape
Till Theseus, shouting loud OLES!
Swung sword and swished red cape.
-X.J. Kennedy
King Minos, son of ZEUS - [P]erun -Storm God. He demanded child sacrifice from neighboring kingdoms.
7 boys, 7 girls = (14) sacrifices to a half-man, half-BULL "Minotaur" who lives in a LABYRINTH.
Labyrinth motifs are on Epstein Isle & statues of beast-men. Cult of Dionysus
7 boys, 7 girls = (14) sacrifices to a half-man, half-BULL "Minotaur" who lives in a LABYRINTH.
Labyrinth motifs are on Epstein Isle & statues of beast-men. Cult of Dionysus
The Bull symbolism connects to Canannite "Moloch".
The same (demons) were using the same symbols, but changing their name from culture to culture.
I believe the 'Bull' & '7' (sacrifices) are satanic inversions of Taurus & 7 sisters (Pleiadian Elohim).
The same (demons) were using the same symbols, but changing their name from culture to culture.
I believe the 'Bull' & '7' (sacrifices) are satanic inversions of Taurus & 7 sisters (Pleiadian Elohim).
Labyrinth comes from LABRYS or ‘Double Ax’ in Greek.
Double Ax is another symbol of Zeus or [P]erun,
just like the Double Headed Eagle [Hittite Iron Eagle].
Double Ax is another symbol of Zeus or [P]erun,
just like the Double Headed Eagle [Hittite Iron Eagle].
Prehistoric labyrinths are said to have been 'traps' for evil entities - or places 'tricksters' hide.
Labyrinth designs were used inside medievel churches, but the purpose isn't clear to scholars.
Ritualistic Easter dances? Worshipers followed the maze on their knees? 🤔
Labyrinth designs were used inside medievel churches, but the purpose isn't clear to scholars.
Ritualistic Easter dances? Worshipers followed the maze on their knees? 🤔
