Possible meanings and origins of the word Nun

But what about this odd English word nun? There are a few possible origins for the word nun. Appearing in the Old English as nunne, it is generally derived from the late Latin nonna meaning “nun” or “tutor,” along with the masculine nonnus meaning “monk,” “tutor.” These words in turn are commonly believed to be […]

Nuns, Vestal “Virgins” and Aryan Lioness as “Altar-Hearth”

With Christian nunnery, we find a “sub-cult” appearing from mixed origins. Like Christianity more broadly, it appears descended from the cults of Adonis and Bacchus, both with female consorts, particularly appearing in the figure of Venus. Thus also it is descended from any number of Dying-and-Rising Cults dating back to Sumer and Dumuzid. Here esoterically […]

1917: Simplified for The Uninitiated

1917 appears to contain a specific praise of the Scofield Bible as embodied symbolically in the solider William “Will” Schofield. The director and co-screenwriter, Sam Mendes, is of Jewish ancestry, so this would fit an important pattern detailed in my work. The surname Schofield is, of course, merely a variant spelling of Scofield. Indeed, his […]

The Hidden Meaning of Life is Strange Twin Peaks, the Eleusinian Mysteries, & Racial Esoteric Moralization – By Hugo Adrian

Note to reader: Typically I don’t publish other writers on my site. Honestly I’ve enough to do to keep up with my own writing (and my own life). Also, I am always anxious when publishing analysis that I can’t double check myself. Sometimes there is simply no time. I am sure the reader can relate. […]

1917: a reference to the fateful Triumph of the Scofield Reference Bible

In general our people are suckers for two things. War stories and pretty pictures. 1917 has them both. Both affections are understandable. My study argues that we are understood in REM as the Aryan God Mars, in contrast to the Semitic Mercury, Vulcan and Bacchus. Esoterically we are also understood as Apollo and Venus, Gods […]

The Church Tabernacle as Reference to Yahweh’s Fornication with Sarah

Traditionally medieval Churches contained the Tabernacle[1] a receptacle for the Eucharist. In design, the Tabernacle is an ornamental chest or cabinet. In contemporary churches this Tabernacle is now commonly found on the altar. The word Tabernacle itself, though, is derived from the Latin tabernaculum meaning “tent” especially “a tent of an augur” which is a […]

Semitic Fire Gods

Note to reader: This article was originally entitled Semitic Earth and Fire Gods. However the characterization of Earth Goddesses, for example, as Semitic is, upon further consideration, mistaken in my view. Gaia/Terra and the Sumerian Ki are perhaps more likely symbols of the vied for Aryan female resource, while Saturn and the Saturnian Enlil examples […]

The Germanization of Christianity vs. The Christianization of Germans

That Christianity became “Germanized” or became Aryan in anyway is an entirely mistaken view of history. That Christian racialists would argue this in defense of Christianity, essentially admitting Christianity improved by becoming less Christian, is the height of hilarity. Indeed, if Aryans are so much more moral than Jews, why do they require Jewish Biblical […]

The “Neg-ing” Jewish Husband and the Christian Wife

Insights of PUA also explain the persistence of Christianity in general. Here, again, the Church or Aryan assembly as wife of the Jewish God is the relevant metaphor. That is to say the Christian is like the wife with no self-esteem. The Jewish God treats her as he will. He insists her pride is a […]

The Blood and Venom of the Serpent, the Juice of the Vine

In the JEM, as we will discover, the Aryan is understood as Benjamin, “the ravening wolf.” Here the Aryan is “ravening” in contradistinction to Judah who is not “ravening.” In fact, we might consider that Semitic blood has grown immunized to certain tendencies for addiction found among the Aryan or Northern European type. Indeed, per […]