Hotep Beloved Family;
I received the following post and thought it
was interesting enough to kick-start our 'blogger groove.'
My response follows.
Brother Valentine
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The Black Nazarene Procession
Thousands Flock to Touch Holy Statue
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
PHILIPPINES> Manila: (AsiaNews) – More than 80,000 people celebrated
today the Black Nazarene, a black statue depicting Jesus bearing the cross
to Calvary that is carried in a traditional procession in the streets of central
Manila. For local worshippers the statue works miracles.
About 700 police secured the roads that led to the procession route, concerned
that the event might be used for attacks against the statue, even symbolic ones.
In reality what was carried was only a replica of the four-century- old icon which
is instead kept in a church in Quiapo. The archbishop of Manila, Card Gaudencio
Rosales, who led a dawn Mass, said that the original statue represents every
Catholic’s desire to take up “one’s crosses and trials in life in imitation of Christ.”
Angela Ceralvo, a 29-year-old homemaker, said that her devotion to the Black
Nazarene grew thanks to her mother. Peter Tanlayko, 35, was also raised with
the ritual. Like his father and grandfather he walked barefoot for five kilometres
following the statue. According to the Filipino Catholics the procession and the
days that follow are a chance to celebrate Masses and popular traditions, an
important way to visibly show a genuine desire to atone one’s sins. For others
however the way atonement is manifested during the procession is “excessive.”
The statue of the Black Nazarene arrived in the Philippines on 31 May 1606 when
the first Augustinian missionaries set foot in Manila. Built in Mexico the figure
represents the Saviour kneeling under the weight of the cross. Its fame as worker
of miracles stems from the fact> that it survived a fire that destroyed the ship
that brought it into the country.
Placed inside the church in Bagumbayan—now called Luneta near central Manila—
on 10 September of the same year, it was moved to the Saint Nicholas Tolentina
Parish Church where it remained until the latter part of the 18th century.
The archbishop of the capital at the time, Mgr Basilio Sancho de Santas Justa,
eventually ordered it to be moved to the church in Quiapo, its final destination.
The popular devotion sparked by the icon led the Holy See under Innocent X to
canonically institute the Confraternity of Jesus Nazarene. In the 19th century
Pope Pius VII honoured the Black Nazarene by granting plenary indulgence
“to those who pray to it in a pious way.”
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MY RESPONSE...
Beloved Family;
I think we keep missing the point whenever we see Christi-insanity being represented
through so-called black iconic figureens. True they are a throw-back to the original
African holy family of Asr, Ast and Hru, but when represented in this context
THEY ARE NOT! They are the soul-less effigies and sigils of a parasitic mindset.
And this should be continuously emphasized every time we show them for historic
reference and comparison, because those less knowlegeable who are practicing
these religions believe that such "blackness" in the evidentiary "proof" legitimizes
their faith that these satanic variations must be theirs by 'historic default.'
Again; THEY ARE NOT!
Remember; THE GOD OF THE CONQUEROR IS NOT FAR REMOVED FROM THE
MINDSET OF THE CONQUEROR WHO CREATED HIM. This statue is not "black." It's
features are distinctly WHITE. It's a WHITE god black-ENED by fire as it was being
transported from Mexico to Manila in 1606 by Conquistador-backed Spanish
missionaries of the Inquisition!
I received the following post and thought it
was interesting enough to kick-start our 'blogger groove.'
My response follows.
Brother Valentine
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The Black Nazarene Procession
Thousands Flock to Touch Holy Statue
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
PHILIPPINES> Manila: (AsiaNews) – More than 80,000 people celebrated
today the Black Nazarene, a black statue depicting Jesus bearing the cross
to Calvary that is carried in a traditional procession in the streets of central
Manila. For local worshippers the statue works miracles.
About 700 police secured the roads that led to the procession route, concerned
that the event might be used for attacks against the statue, even symbolic ones.
In reality what was carried was only a replica of the four-century- old icon which
is instead kept in a church in Quiapo. The archbishop of Manila, Card Gaudencio
Rosales, who led a dawn Mass, said that the original statue represents every
Catholic’s desire to take up “one’s crosses and trials in life in imitation of Christ.”
Angela Ceralvo, a 29-year-old homemaker, said that her devotion to the Black
Nazarene grew thanks to her mother. Peter Tanlayko, 35, was also raised with
the ritual. Like his father and grandfather he walked barefoot for five kilometres
following the statue. According to the Filipino Catholics the procession and the
days that follow are a chance to celebrate Masses and popular traditions, an
important way to visibly show a genuine desire to atone one’s sins. For others
however the way atonement is manifested during the procession is “excessive.”
The statue of the Black Nazarene arrived in the Philippines on 31 May 1606 when
the first Augustinian missionaries set foot in Manila. Built in Mexico the figure
represents the Saviour kneeling under the weight of the cross. Its fame as worker
of miracles stems from the fact> that it survived a fire that destroyed the ship
that brought it into the country.
Placed inside the church in Bagumbayan—now called Luneta near central Manila—
on 10 September of the same year, it was moved to the Saint Nicholas Tolentina
Parish Church where it remained until the latter part of the 18th century.
The archbishop of the capital at the time, Mgr Basilio Sancho de Santas Justa,
eventually ordered it to be moved to the church in Quiapo, its final destination.
The popular devotion sparked by the icon led the Holy See under Innocent X to
canonically institute the Confraternity of Jesus Nazarene. In the 19th century
Pope Pius VII honoured the Black Nazarene by granting plenary indulgence
“to those who pray to it in a pious way.”
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MY RESPONSE...
Beloved Family;
I think we keep missing the point whenever we see Christi-insanity being represented
through so-called black iconic figureens. True they are a throw-back to the original
African holy family of Asr, Ast and Hru, but when represented in this context
THEY ARE NOT! They are the soul-less effigies and sigils of a parasitic mindset.
And this should be continuously emphasized every time we show them for historic
reference and comparison, because those less knowlegeable who are practicing
these religions believe that such "blackness" in the evidentiary "proof" legitimizes
their faith that these satanic variations must be theirs by 'historic default.'
Again; THEY ARE NOT!
Remember; THE GOD OF THE CONQUEROR IS NOT FAR REMOVED FROM THE
MINDSET OF THE CONQUEROR WHO CREATED HIM. This statue is not "black." It's
features are distinctly WHITE. It's a WHITE god black-ENED by fire as it was being
transported from Mexico to Manila in 1606 by Conquistador-backed Spanish
missionaries of the Inquisition!
Click the link and observe his features for yourselves up close...
http://www.kemetaphysics.org/black_christ4.jpg
Also, take a few moments and check the following video to see who these
http://www.kemetaphysics.org/black_christ4.jpg
Also, take a few moments and check the following video to see who these
mis-guided people of Manila are REALLY worshipping!
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=11d_1200150254&to_friend=1#to_friend
This religious hysteria whipped up over the "black" Nazerene is not far
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=11d_1200150254&to_friend=1#to_friend
This religious hysteria whipped up over the "black" Nazerene is not far
removed in symbolism from the lecherous pulpit-pimps who LOOK black,
but in fact are just as white as their shadow-handlers who ordained them
at the IRS; those black-LOOKING folks who whip up the hysteria of
the "Holy Ghost" while sucking the economic wealth and spiritual life's
blood out of black communities across the African Diaspora to the tune
of billions of dollars annually.
Afrikan peoples MUST awaken from this pathogenic stupor. We must
Afrikan peoples MUST awaken from this pathogenic stupor. We must
snap out of this 1500-year spell weaved byour captors called "religion";
the same spell that has us believing that such a mass display of collective
insanity in Manila, over a black piece of burned embroidered wood,
should be considered "important" to us because it's, what...("black"?);
the same spell that has our Kenyan sister represented in the
following link pleading to a white Jesus to bringher solace and peace.
http://www.kemetaphysics.org/Theo-psychosis_in_Kenya.ppt
African Diasporic peoples of all colors and tribal origins, no matter
http://www.kemetaphysics.org/Theo-psychosis_in_Kenya.ppt
African Diasporic peoples of all colors and tribal origins, no matter
where they are presently functioning throughout the world, are
psycho-spiritual slaves to 3 major institutions of 'worship' they
blindly follow called Christianity, Islam or Judaism. They are
ALL currently following belief-structures created, managed
and operated from the throneroom of the Vatican--ALL presently
bathing in the oceans of ancestral blood shed by those who
once acted, and are STILL acting upon the fanaticisms of
their dubious beliefs; ALL of them hypnotized followers
chronically suffering from a 'faith-based' derangement of the
mind I call THEO-PSYCHOSIS!
THIS is what I saw when I read that article and viewed the video..
Beloved, you could sell a wet bag o' s@#t as the "redeemer-god"
Beloved, you could sell a wet bag o' s@#t as the "redeemer-god"
given enough time, wealth, hype, indoctrination and genocide.
And the Vatican has had over 1500 years of non-stop "gun-boat publicity"
to perfect its selling game.
Tell the truth beloved family. Of the people shown in the above video clip,
is there any difference in comparison to the poor clueless ("converted")
autochthonus peoples of South America bowing down and praying before
an inkspot, tree limb or water stain they say looks like the Virgin Mary?
Just a thought family.
In Light and Love,
Bro. Valentine
