The Private Pool at Hearst This is the second photo of this pool I have published. It’s from the other side — the wider side. How cool would it be to have a little party in here. Let’s set that up!- Trey RatcliffClick here to read the rest of this post at Why Most People are Worshipers of the Cult of El (Saturn) By Gregg Prescott, the founder and editor of In5D.com and BodyMindSoulSpirit.com The Saturn cult is ingrained into nearly every aspect of our life, yet the true significance of Saturn can be found within secret societies and in the deepest underpinnings of religion. Did you ever wonder… Is it possible that the reality we experience has been hijacked by creator gods who keep us living in subservience, control, and conformity?Why do we look forward to the weekend (when we are weakened)?Why does the word Saturday mean “Saturn’s Day”? Saturn is named after the Roman God Saturnus. 666 & The Cult of Saturn “The plural term Elohim appears over 2500 times in the Old Testament but is falsely translated in most versions. Semitic civilizations referred to the god Saturn as “El” who is the supreme deity and represented by a black cube. “That is why today, when you get married, you get married before God. In astrotheology, Saturn is Satan, the cult of EL, so who are we really giving our energy to? If:
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