This article is a section taken from my forthcoming book “I Am Immortal” which will be out in the new year – Richard Willett

Chapter 3 – The Techno Magicians

Although the global cult can be traced back thousands of years, there really is nothing new under the sun, the Saturn sun that is. Though the faces, names and technology have changed the magic is as old as the day is long. One of the major influences on the death cult is the Kabbalah, the Lurianic Kabbalah to be exact. Kabbalah is an esoteric method, discipline and school of thought in Jewish mysticism. Much of what is taught has its roots in the work of Plato and the Neoplatonist’s. Jewish Kabbalists use these teachings to explain the hidden meanings that can be found in the Torah (first five books of the Hebrew Bible) sometimes with a large helping of creative imagination. One such bit of creativity says that there are 600,000 letters in the Torah which is only true if you count the letters that you cannot see! I kid you not.

There are actually around 304,800 letters in the Torah, but that wouldn’t fit in with the magical thinking that is required to believe some of this stuff, so they just doubled it and said that there are letters you can’t see (white ink on white paper). This line of magical thinking says that you can only see the black inked letters on the white parchment but cannot see the white ink letters because they are on white parchment making them invisible! Sometimes magical thinking can be describes as delusional bollocks. Or as my dad used to put it “making a square peg fit a round hole”. Isaac Luria lived in the 16th Century and is considered the father of contemporary Kabbalah. His grave can be found in Safed Syria which is a place of holy worship still to this day. His tombstones are covered in an aqua blue paint which signifies the protection of the female aspect of the Jewish godhead, which is Shekhinah. Isaac Luria is better known as the Ari to his followers and the Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue built in his memory is also found in Safed. If you traced this cult back through the generations the Ashkenazi crop up time and again. Amy Says WTF writes in her book ‘Synarchy’ that Epstein is a common Ashkenazi name, deriving from the German Town of Eppstein which is West of Frankfurt Am Main.

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