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Carl Jung, Mystery Cults and MK Ultra: The Eleusinian Mystery Revival Now Underway
• https://www.activistpost.com, By Matthew EhretIn that location I spent time outlining the essential characteristics of these three cults: Mithra, Isis-Serapis and Cybele-Attis, and I also outlined the fact that all three of those cults practiced the rites of Eleusis.
Since today's world is witnessing a vast initiatory ritual involving entire generations targeted for deconstruction under a new age of Aquarius (or as the Golden Dawn proclaims as The New Aeon of Horus), and since an entire generation of baby boomers received a full spectrum assault by these oligarchists during the countercultural movement of the 1960s, it is useful to look a little more deeply into the Eleusinian Mysteries that are being revived by a new spiritualized drug culture in our modern age.
Medievalist scholar Donald Wasson writes: "Known as the Great Mother or Magna Mater, Cybele, whose chief sanctuary was at Pessinus, was one of the early female deities, first appearing in the province of Lydia as a goddess of the mountains. Arriving from Phrygia, she made her initial appearance in Greece in the 5th century BCE with a temple in Athens (the Metroum); the Greeks identified her with the goddess Rhea (mother of the Olympians) and Demeter (goddess of the harvest). While never achieving great popularity in Greece, the cult reached Rome around the end of the 3rd century B.C.E."
Manifesting with diverse names throughout the ancient world, in Greece, Cybele's incarnation as Demeter placed her at the epicenter of the Eleusinian Mysteries which initiated generations of elites into a rite of passage, into an initiation process of death, rebirth, and at the end of the process, ultimately 'discovering' a mystical deification of the self devoid of moral reason. As Albert Pike writes of the highest initiation: "Those initiated in the Mysteries of Eleusis believed that the Sun blazed with a pure splendor for them alone."