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The inner [[Christ]] potential of humanity was crucified through the NAA promotion of spreading belief systems of salvation in the parameter of violent religions that require worship of blood or human sacrifice. The inner violence of one's crucifixion was projected through the belief systems that shaped the [[Religious Violence|violent religions]]. These violent religions were created by the invading parasites of the NAA, and were used to spread the ideology of blood sacrifice and human sacrifice as acts of spiritual devotion and piety. The people who died violently at the hand of another were called Martyrs or Saints, and this archetype was given as role models for humans to die violent deaths in the name or purposes of God. The purpose of martyrdom is binding and servitude to the astral realms of NAA control. This area of the [[Astral Plane]] is called the [[False Ascension Matrix]] or FAM. The Cross and its [[NAA]] religious theology were borne upon a spiritually crucified humanity that had forgotten their past, forgotten how to access their spiritual consciousness and forgot their true star origins. Through wiping clean humanities [[DNA]] memories with this intentional amnesia of [[Mind Control]] agenda, violent world religions with deceptive doublespeak were promoted to spread aggressively on the earth. These would be the core belief systems that would be shaped culturally into the collective world-scape forming the foundation of the anti-human value systems that influence cultures, society and governments today. Through the [[NAA]]'s made up time tables of written history, destroying most Atlantian artifacts and the crucifying of humankind through [[Jesus Christ]] tortuous death, violent world religions could be promoted and spread. These violent religions make continual justifications for the necessity of human and blood sacrifice as Gods will for the sins of humankind.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/2441-deconstruction-of-the-cross Deconstruction of the Cross]</ref> See [[Council of Nicea]].