The Los Lunas Stone (Decalogue Stone)

In my last article, The American Indians and Phoenician Hebrews: Masonic Square and Compass, I had shared with you anPhoenician Indians - Los Lunas Stone interesting artifact that seems to tie the Indians with the Phoenicians (Sea Peoples and Hebrews), and possibly the Freemasons.

As I had mentioned in the article, the Indian Masonic Square and Compass was made of shells and found in Coolidge, Arizona at a place called the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument (O’odham: Siwañ Waʼa Ki:), just northeast of the city of Casa Grande, preserves a group of Ancient Pueblo Peoples Hohokam structures of the Pueblo III and Pueblo IV Eras.

Another ancient American Indian artifact was found here that I would like to share with you that helps support my American Indian and Hebrew connections that I have been making. It is an ancient massive stone that contains text in the form of Old Hebrew, and it also has an abbreviated version of the Ten Commandments written upon it. (more…)

The American Indians and Phoenician Hebrews: Masonic Square and Compass

“This curious fragment was found four feet under the ground beneath a trash pile of broken early Indian pottery not far from thePhoenician Indians - Compass and square 2 Casa Grande ruins in Arizona. It is significant because of its striking to the Masonic compass and square. Indian baskets pottery, and blankets frequently bear ornamental designs of especial Masonic and philosophic interest.” – Manly P. Hall (The Secret Teachings of All Ages)

This Indian Masonic compass and square is made of sea shells and dated to over 1,800 years ago. The manufacture of the square and compass using sea shells would indicate they were a people of the sea, just like the Phoenicians, whom the Egyptians had known as the Sea Peoples.

It is well know that the Freemasons trace their craft back to the the chief mason working on Solomon’s Temple as Phoenician King, Hiram Abiff, son of a Tyrian widow. Hence, the Widow’s Son. He was the Chief architect sent to Solomon by the Phoenician King of Tyre. (more…)

The American Indians and Phoenician Hebrews: The Magi Priests of Fire

The Phoenicians were masters at metal working, religion and the art of war just like the American Indians. In mythical lore, the Phoenician Indians - Fire dancePhoenician Magi priests were known under several names such as the Corybnates, Coarbs, Cabiri, Telchines, and Curetes of Crete who were masters of magic, alchemy of plants, and archery just like the American Indians. These names of Magi priests from Phoenicia can also be easily found in the history of the American Indians, which connect these two ancient cultures as one separated by time and continents.

It is important to note that this Phoenician tribe of the Magi from Crete had worshiped the serpent and were also called fire-kindlers much like the American Indians had done. They had worshiped their main deity in the form of fire that they had constantly kept kindled in which the holy and powerful priests were the guardians of the divine power.

This fire was not the worship of flames and heat that can be found in a kindled fore, but an ancient symbol of the sacred force energy that can be found in humans and all living creatures. This energy force in the form of fire later became incorporated into idols being that of the various Gods of fire that can be found in many different parts of the world, and in the Scripture as the God Baal.

In ancient Phoenicia, this God was known under various names such as Moloch, Baal, and later under their cousins the Greeks as Hephaestus, and the Romans as Vulcan. Many Indian tribes had called this fire deity, Ochre. The Mayans even had a holy book known as Chilam Balam. Chilan or Chilam is a title of Mayan priests.

Two of the greatest of ancient Greek historians, Herodotus and Diodorus, both mention that the tower of Babel contained in one of its upper stories a statue of Belus. Strabo calls it the tomb of Bel (Baal). The Bible records the fact that Bel or Baal was the God worshiped at these high places and upon the roofs of houses, and in whose worship the Phoenician Hebrews caused their children to pass through the fire, (see Jer. 32:29 and 19:5.). A religious rite practiced also by many American Indian Tribes. (more…)

Gnosticism is the true religion of the soul and earth

Gnosis is the basis of all the world’s religions. The Order of the Gnostics Tshirt

In its most simple form, Gnosticism is the true ancient religion of the soul and earth.

The word religion means “to bind,” and when we become one with our soul and the earth, we are bound together in immortal holy matrimony.

Gnosticism is not a manmade religion based on man’s laws, but a divine religion built upon the laws of the heavens, nature and being human.

Laws that anyone can follow regardless of race, gender and/or country.

 

How to naturally filter water for safe drinking

“Thou Water, Oh! Along the bends of the stream where the waters strike, and where the waters eddy, among the water mosses, Indians filter waterlet all the impurities that gall be drifted.” – American Indian Invocation

The Indians had a simple way of purifying water from a lake, pond or swamp by digging a hole about one foot across and down about six inches below the water level, a few feet from the pond. (more…)