For hundreds of years now, unbeknownst to us, we have been celebrating wicked pagan rituals and festivals of the ancient Babylon mystery religion. This sun and moon worship is reflected in a year-long drama that's been told in alignment with the lunar and solar celestial calendar.

Today, we celebrate these festivals as Easter, Christmas, Halloween, and Valentines Day. To us in the United States, these days have a veneer of Christianity and are assumed to be fun and innocent. Most people would argue that these days are sacred, or holy; or at the very least, they are great times to gather with friends and family and celebrate. But I ask you, have you ever considered what it is we are really celebrating? How did these festivals come about? What are the origins of these times and rituals we observe?

BABYLON

BUT HOW DID IT HAPPEN?

To celebrate the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ; the early church fathers kept the Passover until mid-2nd century. At that time, the eastern churches continued to keep Passover and the western churches began celebrating the resurrection on the 1st Sunday following Passover.

It's important to understand that, especially back then, calendars were highly varied and a tad bit sketchy. Before long, you had many different celebrations based on geographical location, calendar, and theology.

The Christianization of 312 AD by Constantine was an attempt to convert pagans in Christians. This website is not intended to argue for/against Constantine, nor the Crusades or Inquisitions. For now, it's important to just understand that all of these festivals already existed for centuries before the birth, life, death, or resurrection of Jesus Christ. Constantine was an open pagan who claims to have converted to Christianity on his death bed. Historians also tend to claim that what he did was out of ambitions to unite the people. Regardless, it's important to understand that he took pre-existing celebrations and branded them with Christianity for political and religious motivations. This is not conspiracy theory, this is open historical fact.

Pope Gregory wrote on this specifically in 601, saying they should adapt the rites of ancient pagan festivities, "changing the reason from heathen to Christian impulse."

I'd bet you didn't know that the early Puritans and the American Forefathers didn't even celebrate Easter or Christmas (they were ILLEGAL in the United States and the UK) until the 1900s!

EASTER

The vernal equinox is a pre-existing pagan holiday that symbolized the fertility of the moon goddess Ishtar of ancient Babylon. The 28-day lunar cycle represents her ovulation and sexuality. The 40 days of Weeping for Tammuz (Lent) would have people abstain from meats and drinks for 40 days, followed by a feast of wild bore and sweet cakes (Easter) they would use ash and make "Tau" + with their fingers on their foreheads and their breads. They would have huge public orgies (which the Greek later called "Porneia" the base word of fornication and the origins of "pornography") these fertility cults would paint eggs with their menstrual blood and the blood of their sacrifices (dying eggs) and they would hide them in baskets and nests underneath tree stumps (egg hunt)

The Teutonic story of Eastre says the fertility goddess healed a bird whose wings were frozen from a late spring. She magically changed him into a rabbit, who was cursed to still lay eggs.

It's important to understand that this story is told through the rest of the year!

CHRISTMAS

The winter solstice is a pagan holiday pre-dating back to ancient Babylon, used as the day to celebrate the birth and reincarnation of Nimrod/Tammuz. This winter solstice represents the end of the winter season, and the beginning of the new year. Calendars up until 449 AD listed December 25th as Saturnalia (Sol Invictus) and the earliest known "Christmas" on a calendar is 354 AD

Sol Invictus, Horus, Osiris, Atys, Adonis, Krishna, Mithra, Zoroaster, Prometheus, Heracles, Dionysus, Hermes, Tammuz (Nimrod) all incarnated on December 25th, the winter solstice.

St. Nicolas himself was the saint of tricksters, thieves, prostitutes, archers, merchants, etc.. and the term "Old Nick" use to mean the devil! Some have even translated Nicolas to Nimrod (and the Nicolaitanes of Rev2:6)

The story of Easter picks back up in winter. These pagan fertility cults would go back to whatever tree they hide their Easter eggs, and they would bring these trees into their homes and decorate them (these trees would symbolize Tammuz's risen body) and they would worship them.

Sadly, friend, every single one of your favorite "Christmas" traditions date back to wicked pagan rituals.

Yule itself is openly pagan, and is still celebrated as so today in Scandinavian and Germanic countries. This is where we get our yule log burning for 12 days, fir trees, yule singing, feasting on the yule bore, anonymous gift giving, egg nog, and all the sweets and spices of winter. The wreaths on their doorways were spirit portals for Druids, and they hung mistletoe above heads because it was said to be an powerful aphrodisiac.

In Norse mythology, they have Yggsdrasil, the tree of life which has it's roots in the underworld and it's branches in the stars. This is also where we get "Kriss Kringle," the old elf of Yule.

The story of St. Nicholas as a gift-giver at night, originates with Odin, which is Thor. Odin had an 8-legged horse named Sleipnir, which you could hear on your rooftops.

Mithras, which was the celebrated Roman god at the time of Jesus, was known for his red Phrygian cap (santa hat) and he was born on December 25th. The name Santa itself is incorrect, because the male version of saint would be Santos. Santa, however, is anemogram for S-A-T-A-N

Think about the fact that Santa (Satan) is wearing all red, and he descends down, into a fire pit.

The next two things are, perhaps, the most disturbing; so I warn you to prepare yourself to be upset.

The Tree of Atys has the most sinister spin on this pagan tree worship, as the high priests would, after cutting down their Atys trees and bringing them into the temples to decorate and worship, these priests would get into such a frenzy, that they would castrate themselves and throw their body parts on the trees. This is literally the origins of our christmas ordainments. This is no joke; sadly; these priests would sacrifice their genitalia to Attis (Tammuz) son of Cybele (Ishtar) who was castrated beneath a pine tree.

If that doesn't turn your stomach, you must really love the presents.

The most personally astonishing discovery amongst all this research was to decode the name of the holiday itself. Christ-Mass, as it was known, is a copyrighted word of the Catholic church and the word "Mass" means a death sacrifice. "Merry" obviously means happy or enjoyable, so, in a sense, "ho-ho-ho, Merry Christmas" is just a tricky way the devil gets us to say "ha ha ha, I'm happy Christ has died"

HALLOWEEN

Despite it's outwardly wickedness, the story of Halloween goes further than the "All Hallows Eve" tales that most people recite. We can trace it's roots back to ceremonies of ancient Babylon.

Parentalia became Feralia, known as the Roman "Day of the Dead." This was merged with the Druid's celebration of All Hallows Eve, which is the Feast of Harvest. In 700 AD, "All Saints Day" moved to Nov 1st. In 1000 AD, "All Souls Day" was moved to Nov 2. The celebrations included bone-fires, wearing masks and costumes, turnip lanterns, going door to door for soul cakes.

This represents the fall harvests, when the Babylonian priests would go door to door asking for servants or infants they could sacrifice (trick or treat) if they refused, the Priests would draw a 6-sided (Remphan) star in blood on the door of their home, which would act as a portal to allow evil spirits in. They would also be given a test, to bite an apple floating in water; if they succeeded they would be spared (bobbing for apples) all of those to be sacrificed would be locked up and burned alive in a Wickerman (burning man)

Masks date back to Egypt, China, and in Roman theatre. Dionysus (Tammuz) wore masks and was symbolic of being the trickster. Costumes and masks have always been symbolic of demonic possession (avatars) confusion, altered states, shape-shifting, sex, drunkenness, and hysteria

ST. VALENTINE'S DAY

The story of Cupid, the baby lover, flying around and shooting his bow and arrow. His victims are struck madly in-love, or so the story's told.

With our new knowledge, we now see Cupid to be Tammuz! The festival began as Lupercalia (Feb 15) and was a celebration of Lupercus (Pan, Ba'al) which merged with Juno Februata. The ceremony included giving roses as gifts to Venus (Ishtar) and a bizarre lottery that would pair adolescence for a day of sexual activities. This is the origins of giving Valentine's day cards, and the term "going steady."

The February celebration is what would begin the 40 Days of Weeping for Tammuz (Lent) before the vernal equinox celebrations of Ishtar (Easter) followed by the 9 months before the winter solstice (xmas)

The wedding ring itself began in Egypt and was a symbol of Osiris(Nimrod's) heart.

ST. PATRICK'S DAY

Surely this one is innocent, right?? Well, although my research fails to completely connect this celebration with the Babylon story, it does prove to be more nefarious than assumed. The festival itself replaced Ostara, which was just another spring equinox celebration of the time. The story of St. Patrick if of an Englishman (not Irish) who moved to Ireland to spread Christianity. He is famed for "driving all the snakes out of Ireland" but he was actually chasing off all the Celtic and Druid pagans. The Celtic cross is the cross of Christ, overlaid on the sun, which the Celtics and Druids worshipped. The 3-leaf clovers are said to have been used to explain the holy Trinity. The green color of Ireland comes from their uniforms during the Irish Rebellion against the British. The idiom of "knock on wood" originates here, as Oak trees and tree worship was important to pagans. The legends of leprechauns goes back to Lubrican, which were old fairy shoemakers. They were tricky, and offered gold if caught; but could disappear instantly if you looked away from them.

March 17th was also the celebration of Liberalia by Dionysus (Tammuz) a drunken festival of liberation and sexual freedom. This is where we get the idiom "wheel of fortune" which was an actual life or death torture game played to celebrate Fortuna the goddess of fate.

DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE DEVIL!

ALL THESE "FESTIVALS" ARE WICKED!

As you can see, the reincarnation story of Nimrod, Semiramis, and Tammuz, has been told and retold and has influenced all great ancient civilizations. For this reason, these same fertility cult rituals and festivals have been repackaged as holidays we all still celebrate to this day!  There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death. (Proverbs 14:12)