The Reason Saint Patrick is One of my most Hated Figures~~~Bruiex

Recently I made a vague reference as to my hate for the St. Patrick myth and how he destroyed Druidic thinking.

He destroyed it through the technique of amalgamation, which has been used throughout history to adapt culture and religon to another.It is how Constatine changed original christian thinking and made it the official religon of Romans.

That is why I have issues with Christianity.The religon has adapted to the people not given all the truth.It has been politiclly motivated to take over whole countries.Islam learned from the success of Christianity and became a more blunt instrument of political control.

Think about it, Martin Luther, John Calvin and even John Cromwell used Religon to create new political and religous views.Rome has used the Catholic church to influence the whole world.

I know I just offended every Christian out there.Sorry.

True christianity has nothing to do with the thousands of variations in use today.We have lost the fundamentals of Truth..lost in hidden agendas..

Look at the Hebrews who have close ties with christians.They did the same thing. Jews were slaves. They were slaves of two great religous empires.Each fused enlightment and worship with our physical body.They preached Union of Self.Union with elevated beings. Science and Religon were One.

They adopted and through almagation also took what they learned from their masters into their own adaptations.They kept their learning secret as not to alert their masters.

The babylonian egyptian cultures fell because they elevated certain families as Gods.The rest of the people had "roles" to fill.The Alexander the Great came along with the Greek notion of Freedom.Which became the mantra of the Spartans and then Rome which eventually became a Empire itself.The role of Freedom began as defectors left to "gain enlighment' on their own.

One such group was the Scotta, Egyptians who land in far North England.It is why Kilts became the dress of the highlands because it was a version of the Egyptian dress many thousands of years ago.

Their influence is legendary at the appearance of "the shining ones" is recorded in the Tuatha de Dannan cycle of the Irish pantheon of Gods.

The Scotta married into the local tribes of the area the ancient Hyborians (yea Conan the barbarian kinda stuff)becoming a seperate distinct race after hundreds of years.

The Celts history is long and at one time actually took over Rome only to abandon this city of stone, which seemed a dead city to the Celtic peoples.

Saint patrick was born Maewyn Succat in Roman England to a Roman army officer in 390 A.D. At 16 he waas captured by pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland. He worked as a sheperd in solace for 6 years and finally made his escape to Gaul (France). He studied under Saint Germain for a dozen years.

After being a monk he changed his name to Patricus. he became obscessed with converting the "Pagans" of ireland. Then at 60 years old he did, preaching the gospel. he transformed everyone's thinking by using references and associating christian sacred days with those of the Irish Celts.He "drove the snakes from Ireland", kinda easy to do since snakes, could not live there anyway.

No, he did it to describe Druids and their Teachings. Serpents have been to describe Wise people throughout history and since a Snake was the one who gave Eve the : Knowledge of Good and Evil, his ability to equate Druids with Evil along with his constant preaching and confrontations with local kings (chiefs), he grew his reputation in the best known way, Gossip and tall tales that stretch the truth.

Saint Patricks day is supposed to be celebrated on the 17th because he died that day.It became a Irish Easter celebration that was not publiclly "paraded". That didn't happen till the Irish started coming to New York and since he was one of the only Irish patron saints it was only natural for him to become a symbol of the new immigrants.

So now he has evolved into a another americanized version of ethnic association.



That is why I hate St. Patrick.He became the "Nail" in the coffin that the Roman Empire used to destroy the ancient truths and ways of the Celtic Druids. The most dangerous men to Empires is Intelligent and Enlightend Populace. One's that respect the authority of the Wise not the Brutal.

Saint Patrick is another Religous trickster of the many throughout history.His legacy was theft. Theft of Ancient Whole Truths into Partial Truths.

We have been given only a Sliver of Knowledge that comes from so long ago.

So when you think you know it all. You Do Not. Learning Never Ends Unless You Choose To.

Bruiex, March 2009

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