Question On Angels

[Yami666]

Angels and greys are the same?
Or there are difference between them?

 

[luis]

Behind the Angels there are thoughtforms and sometimes the Grays too. They should obviously be avoided because for us gentile they are just a very negative influence.

 

[BlueLake666]

Angels and greys are the same?
Or there are difference between them?

Angels and Greys are one and the same creature.

Even though the Greys always try to use the energy they parasitically have in order to hide their real identities, the fact of energy taking is directly related to them.

It is no wonder they travel by UFOs everyday to steal the people's energy when "praying" to the Enemy thoughtform.

 

[Stormblood]

I'd like to specify that in this context "Angel" is used to refer to angelic names of the enemy and the creatures behind it.

In a more general way, "angel" is a Greek title coming from the Greek "angelos" which means "messenger" and originally had nothing to do with the abrahamic "angels" and the putrescent creatures of the enemy. It was just a title and also a role played in certain contexts. HP Zevios Metathronos has talked about this title in the past.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

The Hebrew angels are nothing more than egregores and not real physical beings, they are formed by the programmed energy of the enemy and are directly connected to the Hebrew alphabet and to the enemy energy vortex, on the contrary the greys and the Corrupted Beings are physical beings.

Their astral appearance is also very different from the stereotype they normally promote.
https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=394803#p394803

 

[Satnam666]

I once heard someone who was more than likely attacked by the greys, refer to them as
watchers
An if you look at the trash bible you can see the angles are also called watchers

angles an the slave borged race of greys, are more than likely one an the same

 

[Nimrod33]

I'd like to specify that in this context "Angel" is used to refer to angelic names of the enemy and the creatures behind it.

In a more general way, "angel" is a Greek title coming from the Greek "angelos" which means "messenger" and originally had nothing to do with the abrahamic "angels" and the putrescent creatures of the enemy. It was just a title and also a role played in certain contexts. HP Zevios Metathronos has talked about this title in the past.

7 candles on the Menorah? Hijacked from 7 astral colors and 7 Invocations to the Lords (Vedic tradition).

Thanks for this info. I've always knew that the Menorah was stolen from Paganism.

As for the word "angel" I've already knew it. However, I don't think that it is a problem if we refer to the enemy entities as angels. After all, the Hewbrew word for it (Malachim) was also stolen from Syriac Paganism.

 

[Stormblood]

I'd like to specify that in this context "Angel" is used to refer to angelic names of the enemy and the creatures behind it.

In a more general way, "angel" is a Greek title coming from the Greek "angelos" which means "messenger" and originally had nothing to do with the abrahamic "angels" and the putrescent creatures of the enemy. It was just a title and also a role played in certain contexts. HP Zevios Metathronos has talked about this title in the past.

7 candles on the Menorah? Hijacked from 7 astral colors and 7 Invocations to the Lords (Vedic tradition).

Thanks for this info. I've always knew that the Menorah was stolen from Paganism.

As for the word "angel" I've already knew it. However, I don't think that it is a problem if we refer to the enemy entities as angels. After all, the Hewbrew word for it (Malachim) was also stolen from Syriac Paganism.

In the Vampire Diaries novel series, they use the term Malach to describe creatures that do exactly what the enemy thoughtforms do. Have a look here (and a laugh): https://vampirediaries.fandom.com/wiki/Malach

 

[Nimrod33]

7 candles on the Menorah? Hijacked from 7 astral colors and 7 Invocations to the Lords (Vedic tradition).

Thanks for this info. I've always knew that the Menorah was stolen from Paganism.

As for the word "angel" I've already knew it. However, I don't think that it is a problem if we refer to the enemy entities as angels. After all, the Hewbrew word for it (Malachim) was also stolen from Syriac Paganism.

In the Vampire Diaries novel series, they use the term Malach to describe creatures that do exactly what the enemy thoughtforms do. Have a look here (and a laugh): https://vampirediaries.fandom.com/wiki/Malach

:lol: Nice to know that some media "exposes" the enemy for what they are. Too bad the woman that wrote the novels was not on our side, as she was nothing more than a LARPer.

 

[Stormblood]

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[fuoco blu 666]

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Hi! If possible, I would like to speak to you private about some personal information from the past. Would you be able to email me at [ email redacted ]?

Yes, of course