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The real reason for terror is because of religious extremism. It is to keep the people within the current world until the next is uncovered. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RmSKT-9u_A Pepsi the choice of a New Generation Look familiar? Paris: The city of Love In the Roman Empire, the two most popular deities among women were Isis and Bast. The city of Paris was named for a large temple to Isis (Per Isis means the Temple of Isis). On orders from the Christian Roman Emperor, Christian soldiers raided the Temple of Isis, killed all of the priestesses, stole all of the temple treasures, and used the building as a Christian Church. Later, the Roman Catholic Church built the Notre Dame Cathedral on the same spot merging the iconography of Isis the mother into the cult of Virgin Mary. The Roman Catholic Church even kept the original carved wood statue of Isis from the original Temple of Isis, until the 1500s when a woman stormed in, claimed to be a priestess of Isis, and demanded the return of the property. She pointed out the myth of Isis and Osiris was carved into the altar. The Roman Cahtolic priests immediately declared the altar “Satanic” and had it smashed into little bits and burned, as well as ordering that the woman be tortured and burned alive as a “Witch”. Isis, known in anciet Egypt (Kemet) as Aset, is the feminine energy of the Divine (Father-Mother-Son) Trinity (Asar-Aset-Heru). She embodies powerful aspects of the feminine energy: Love, Wisdom, Healing and Nurturing. After being dismembered by Set who represents uncontrolled passions and worldly desires, the many pieces of Asar’s body were scattered across the globe. Aset now embarked a long quest of devotional love in which she successfully found and collected the pieces of Asars body. With this energy of love and healing she healed his body. After this resurrection, Aset becomes impregnated by the spirit of Asar. She gives virgin-birth to the prototype hero Heru: the Conqueror of the Lower (wordly) self. Heru attains Divine-Consciousness (identification with the Higher Self) and defeats Set (Ignorance) by doing battle with Ma'at (Truth, Justice, Righteousness). Aset was said to have been a darkskinned child and was called Khnemet-Ankhetí (the Living Lady of Love). There are statues throughout Europe, especially Greece, depicting Aset as the prototype Madonna. In these statues, she can be seen holding and suckling the baby Heru. The Mary-Jesus relationship and personalities are based on this Black Madonna prototype.
