TST 6/19/23 - Somewhere Under the Rainbow
It is becoming ever more clear that political pundits are simply using historical tropes about slavery or the KKK to conceal their perverse ideologies and policies. The obsession with symbols like the rainbow, which acts as a talisman, is no mistake for these ideologies, since this image connects the earth with other worlds. Although that other world is usually heaven, the rainbow can also transport one to the upside down world of torment and despair. Those sliding into this abyss are the embodiment of Gello, Mormo, Strix, and countless other child-killing demons throughout ancient Greece and Rome, or Mesopotamia. They were ugly, promiscuous, and would often dress as men and steal opposite sexual organs to replace their own. This is not so much social commentary as it is demonological history. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-secret-teachings--5328407/support .
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