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The red of the cross was given the Asiatic name ‘Ritu’, meaning ‘Gold of the Gods’ or ‘Red’. It was also defined as "Red Gold of the Golden Star Fire". Red and gold become synonymous with one another and the Ritu becomes the name for the ‘collecting of the Starfire’. Red then became synonymous with Black. In India, the goddess "Kali" is said to be both red and black. Kalimath, who was the original model for the Indian goddess "Kali" is depicted as both red and black. | The red of the cross was given the Asiatic name ‘Ritu’, meaning ‘Gold of the Gods’ or ‘Red’. It was also defined as "Red Gold of the Golden Star Fire". Red and gold become synonymous with one another and the Ritu becomes the name for the ‘collecting of the Starfire’. Red then became synonymous with Black. In India, the goddess "Kali" is said to be both red and black. Kalimath, who was the original model for the Indian goddess "Kali" is depicted as both red and black. | ||
The word ‘secretions’ references the menstrual blood of these virgin priestesses. The word secret comes from the people who knew the power of the secret-ions. It comes from the early priests, the Temples of the Dragon Courts, who kept the secret or secret-ions. The secretions were the key secrets behind the mystery schools that upheld the ‘star fire rituals’. This is one of the secrets that Freemasonry says has been lost. <ref> | The word ‘secretions’ references the menstrual blood of these virgin priestesses. The word secret comes from the people who knew the power of the secret-ions. It comes from the early priests, the Temples of the Dragon Courts, who kept the secret or secret-ions. The secretions were the key secrets behind the mystery schools that upheld the ‘star fire rituals’. This is one of the secrets that Freemasonry says has been lost. <ref>THE LINE OF CAIN - THE TWO GODS OF THE BIBLE - LEGEND OF VAMPIRES BY MARY SUTHERLAND</ref> | ||
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