BROTHERHOOD OF THE SNAKE: Woe betide any faker who tries to kid you that there is NOT an ancient Brotherhood dedicated to the Snake. There surely is, and it is linked directly with the gaining of riches using Black Magic. When I say gaining of riches I use this term in a very broad sense - it may mean finding money under your pillow, or it may mean engineering war zones by bribing glove-puppet politicians to label certain countries as rogue nations so that Shares which they hold in arms manufacturers grow in value as war and rumours of war increase on the news media... To this very day, the MONEY SNAKE, or Money Serpent is represented as the S in the $ dollar sign (it is also a double-layered meaning referring to King Solomon)... The MONEY SNAKE is a demon [summoned using Black Magic] who is meant to bring wealth by DOUBLING the value of any gold which is placed in a pot where the Money Snake lives... The great and the good of the aristocratic families have been involved in black magic for centuries - and many of the grimoire black books which they keep in their libraries are concerned with how to make money from nothing. The horse like and human like features seem to suggest that this snake-demon is somehow related to King Baal - a demon who also appears with an elongated horse/human face. The curious serpent with the human/horse-like facial features we see at the Kings Library in the British Library in London is a serpent demon (of which there are many) and is written into a book of ancient Black Magic owned by Buckingham Palace... Under the heading To Have Gold & Silver there are precise instructions for creating a snake-like demonic entity using, as a base ingredient, the hair plucked by the root from a female horse in heat: The text reads; Tear out the hair of a mare in heat, by the roots, closest to the nature, saying DRAGNE, DRAGNE, DRAGNE. Then tie them into a knot. Now go out and buy, without dispute over the price, a new pot of earthenware, which shall have a lid. Return to your house as fast as you can, fill the pot with water from a spring, until it is not quite full. Place the knotted hairs in it, cover it, and place it where neither you nor anyone else can see it, for there is danger in this. The danger one is warned about would usually be some form of magical backlash - such as I have known to occur with students of the black arts who have been greedy, or ill- prepared. Let me just say that the backlash to engaging in these types of magical spells often results in psychological problems, possession and may induce schizophrenia... Pictured here being held by Queen Elizabeth the 1st in a decomposing painting is a demon who is meant to appear inside a terracotta pot that has had a clump of horse hair steeped in spring water placed in it and magical incantations said over it - and then placed in a darkened room. I kid you not, dear reader - but this is pretty much typical of the kinds of rituals and incantations and magical workings which are contained in dozens of old books about magic held in the Royal Collection... Image: National Portrait Gallery Press Release photo of a coiled snake which has appeared in a 16th century painting of Queen Elizabeth I; The serpent was depicted being clasped in the Tudor monarchs fingers in the original version of the work - but it was painted over at the last minute and replaced with a more decorative bunch of roses. Deterioration over time has meant the snake has revealed itself once more, with its outline now visible on the surface. FYB magazine are publishing a wonderful series of FORBIDDEN BOOKS which are fully illustrated with gems like this - get a free sample copy here [and subscribe at] enigmatv/the_enigma_channel/Magazine.html 
Posted on: Fri, 12 Dec 2014 09:59:57 +0000
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