Then we have to start scratching our heads with Chapter 4. Nothing on this planet is divine and to impose that you are divine, also reinforces the possibility that your shit stacks sky high, giving the reason on why you impose divinity. The religious mania is the opening section. There was much odd activity that has been documented with the psychosis that religious fantasies can put in the mind. Ive witnessed this activity as a child in churches. A scene where grown adults lose all mental functioning in some form of delirium that causes a full body collapse to the ground or other seemingly uncontrollable body movements such as running around franticly or jumping up and down. During the course of my life, I’ve never seen children partake in this type of activity but only to get scared of the state that their parents are in. This type of activity obviously comes from some form of alteration of the soul or mind. When they come to they act as if they do not know what just occurred, but all mental faculties are replaced. This type of activity comes from the Medieval times and is not to be confused with the St. Vitus’s Dancing Mania.
The castrati is a very interesting subject. The Boy Choirs of today or the usher boy definitely comes from this scenario. The practice of castrating boys for the means of a specific tenor in the choir was at mania proportions for once again 350-450 years. After this we must discuss a more peculiar area of the church, which are the relics. The relics are basically body parts of saints. This is everything from head to toe, literally. There are even hair and fingernail relics that sit in gold cases and are to be taken very seriously. Supposedly, great miracles occur when praying to these relics. The facts of the relics will be discussed. Because it is definitely a mystery.
Next we visit the rulers of the church. A few Popes will be discussed and the oddities/miracles committed by them and other significant areas that altered the church. If I was to do a thorough draft on the Popes and their influences on our modern day system, Id have to write another 3 volume series. So to shorten it I only gave a few examples. I took the same approach with the bishops. There is a fish bishop supposedly. The bishop of the sea has the responsibility of spreading the word of the divine to the world of the aquatic. The bishops are rarely seen, as the pope is rarely seen. To keep ones contact short with the populace also maintains a form of glorification amongst them. These individuals, the priest, saints and nuns included are considered intermediaries to God. They are the protectors of the relics and all other knowledge or items considered holy. What they possess is kept a mystery which also enforces worship. The mysticism that maintains the worship, is provided by the ancient stories of saints that cannot be verified thoroughly to had have occurred. The majority of these saints are of the roman time periods.
When it comes to the catholic system of saints you will find astrology, biology, herbs, stones and even the element table fused into their character, their stories before and after death. The saints names are used as the basis for some English words for example: St. Eloi is the patron saint over goldsmithing and blacksmithing, hence our term alloy for the combining of metals. The saints also represent all animal kingdoms and also the mystical beings of the otherworld. Saints feast days and pagan holidays are intertwined sharing similar ceremonial practices. With respect we find pagan holidays predate any religious orientated practice, therefore all religion systems are mere cloaks or filter systems which have fragmented the power and magic systems of the ancient civilizations and also tribes for that matter. There are saints over bodily organs, diseases, criminals, victims of specific crimes, jails, police precincts, cities, businesses and many other things. The power of the saint is to have a representation of the divine holy father who does no wrong and is all loving and healing. These saints have committed great feats for and in the name of the lord. Miracles are attributed to them, the stopping of wars and plagues, many have allowed their lives to be taken in the name of the lord. The Martyrs are those who allowed themselves to be murdered by refusing to denounce god. Martyrs are numerous, inclusive with the extravagant ways they were murdered. This practice of the Martyr went on for over 1000 years. We must also understand that criminals took the same process of the Martyr by denying to convert to Christianity they’d rather die and go to hell, then try to repent at the last minute. Have Mercy Upon Their Souls. If they were even killed at all or even a real person is a debate that’s been amongst the so called “scholars” for eons. There are literally 1000’s of saints and ¾ of them are supposedly Martyrs. If you ask me, I’d have to tell you the facts that are repeated by many scholars, throughout many time periods and that’s it. So far as archaeological evidence to support the outrageous claims, we will be reviewing them in this book and you can decide on your own.
The Medieval times of Europe was obviously filled with activity of a battling nature on all fronts. The Catholic/Christian church and its philosophy was directly or indirectly involved with all the forms of conflicts. This social dominance and unpredictable governance because of a philosophy that’s amenable brought much conflict between all groups of people (women & men, Jews & Christians, etc.,) for over a span of 1000 years. These conflicts enforced Puritans and the Protestants to leave Europe, many wars, and the exile of Jews and Muslims. The church had spies deployed in all countries and towns. This elaborate communication system that is designed in a pyramid structure allowed the church to have information on everybody at all times. The collecting of this information permitted the pope to over tax or fine any individual, city or state that committed any ecclesiastical crime being a mortal or venial sin. Even when crimes were discovered, depending on the circumstance and/or the social standing of the individual the consequences may vary.
The Social control of a populace is governed by a Bishop. The Bishop rules over a diocese which is a district. Basically, they have a certain level of jurisdiction and power in a geographical region over all the people who are catholic in said region. This is why there was always a relationship between the king and the pope. There are many cases where the pope has to witness thrones “consummate” the marriage by watching/confirming they mated. This rule of jurisdiction is the same today and applies to the entire planet. Priests are the watchmen and a form of overseer for the bishop. To be God you must not be seen or allow the common man to have direct contact with you. This is the psychological game being played here. I state that to further state that the Catholic church doesn’t necessarily have a bible. Catholicism worships Mother Mary ( feminine principle) as American Christianity (masculine principle) worships the son Jesus. As the Bible is based more on Jesus and has very little to say about Mother Mary a different system had to be imposed. By 1611 when the compiling of the Bible was complete, it was used as the scapegoat and excuse to pillage the earth and all of its peoples. It was not needed or used to uphold Europe. The Catholic church was well grounded by that time.
The Big question is how was the Catholic church so grounded at that time. Well, they conquered all but most importantly the belief and fear areas of the human psyche, spirit, soul, blood and human existence. You see the Catholic church doesn’t depend on just the miracles of Jesus as does American Christianity. They believe in stories of many saints. I use the term many because in today’s basic understanding the average catholic can maybe name 10 saints, this may vary depending on region across the planet. The stories of the saints are outlandish if you try to take them literal. There are miracles of dogs being brought back to life, saints floating in ecstacy of prayer and martyrs carrying their own heads for miles. The common layman understanding will not be able to comprehend the complexity of the saints. In this book we will be deciphering the complexity of many saints. Little did you know but you are about as catholic as a confession box itself. You eat foods correlated to saints on their feast days. You drive on streets, live in cities, neighborhoods named after saints. Every day of the year has at least 5-10 saints over that day.
You must understand that the saints and also the Black madonnas which we will go into detail on later is a complex system, comparable to ancient Egypt, Maya, or any other ancient civilization with many accomplishments. This system is obviously needed for the maintenance of civilization. Due to the fact that America was built on a masculine Christianity principle, the female version goes unheard. This may also be the case because of the church’s dealings in the Spanish Inquisition, African American Slave trade, child molestation and many other events. The stigmata will also be discussed. There’s too much to say about it here, so you will have to read that section. This is also the same for the Crusades. The Nuns manias were odd a repetitive for a while. The majority of odd activity amongst nuns breaks down to having fits/seizures. There are also other cases of throwing up needles and other foreign objects. During the entirety of Medieval existence both Priest and Nuns were stereotyped as being lascivious, this was expressed in the theatre, literature and all other forms of art.
In Chapter 6 we visit the plague and how the church encountered it, reacted to it and combated it. With close examination it appears as if the church saw the plague as an opened womb only they could seal and that’s exactly what occurred. The Black death of 1347 set off an atom bomb in the European Mind. I don’t make this statement as if the black death experiences were the origins of the activities of the peoples. What the plague did do was intensify and maximize the understanding of death. It made all Europeans fall in love with death and therefore become immune to it. This immunity allows the worship of the dead or maybe just the principle of death. At the same time, they were becoming completely numb to the physical representation of death which is the carcass in all stages of decomposition and then the bones.