Starfire Ceremony

It has been observed that during the height of the Sumerian-Egyptian timelines, there were those in the priestly caste that would harvest women's' menstrual blood for the purpose of carrying out a Starfire Ceremony in which the Annunaki races and others were drinking the menstrual blood for the purpose of increasing physical vitality and longevity.

During the lunar transfiguration process of the sacral center for female biology, this menstrual code memory has surfaced for compassionate witnessing, for the purpose of reclaiming starfire codes. The following is a placeholder for continued research.

Reference: Genesis of Grail Kings

From the viewpoint of ancient civilizations, primarily Sumerian and Egyptian, a substance called Star Fire was considered to be nothing less than the life-giving extract from the divine menstrual blood of the Goddess. In its original form, Star Fire was the lunar (menstrual) essence of one of the fourteen birth Goddesses. But even in the mundane, menstruum contains the most valuable endocrinal secretions of the Pineal and Pituitary glands. The Oxford English Dictionary even goes so far as to describe the menstrual action as an alchemical parallel with the transmutation into gold.

In ancient Egypt and other parts of the Mediterranean, menstruum was ritually collected from priestesses, known as the Scarlet Women. These women were known in the original as beloved ones, and via various translations, as whores. Originally, the earliest patriarchs were apparently weaned on the menstrual blood of the Goddesses (aka Scarlet Women), in order to ensure their longevity and abilities.

Reference: Line of Cain

Women carrying the Anunnaki bloodline were kept in the holy temples and used as a star fire supply for the kingship line. These producers of the Star Fire were called ‘Flow-ers’ and all were given the names ‘Lil-y’ which derives from the name ‘Lil-ith’, Cain’s twin sister and wife.

The menstrual blood coming from the flow-ers was called the nectar of the goddessess. This was described as nectar being contained in the dew cup which was symbolized by the red cross within a circle. The kingship lines or the lines of Cain that fed from the star fire also used this symbol, which were the dragon kings, draconians and the serpent kings of the Merovingians (Fisher kings of France.)The Sumerian priests of Anu (father god of Enlil and Enki) perfected and elaborated medical science of living substances. They used the Star fire for the treatment of just about everything. Although it was used as medicine, it was also fed daily to the kings of the succession.

After the Annunaki left and the Star Fire of the goddesses was no longer available, the priests devised a breeding program creating their own Anunnaki hybrid women specifically for the production of the Star Fire. These women were ‘milked’ for their nectar and the kings of the succession were able to continue feeding off this supplement. These Flow-ers were given the name of ‘virgin priestesses’, ‘virgin queens’, ‘virgin ladies’ and ‘ladies of the water’. Later their titles became ‘temple prostitutes’ and Scarlet Women.

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.

See Also

Black Magic

Black Lilith

Aleister Crowley