The Third Quorum

[caballero reyes]

The Third Quorum
It is also charged with overseeing the conduct of world affairs.

It has to do with Zoroastrian beliefs. I already knew that not enough has been said about Zoroastrianism, or that accurate information is not being communicated to Westerners

 

[Ina]

The Third Quorum
It is also charged with overseeing the conduct of world affairs.

It has to do with Zoroastrian beliefs. I already knew that not enough has been said about Zoroastrianism, or that accurate information is not being communicated to Westerners

And then.....?

 

[caballero reyes]

The first quorum, according to official history, is the Judgment of Osiris in Egypt.

Osiris, as the supreme judge of the laws of Maat, was held in the 'Hall of Double Truth' before 42 judges. This judgment was carried out to preserve cosmic balance.

The second quorum is the one the Cassiopaeans speak of, also to balance and fulfill the prophecies, although they don't say which prophecies.

And the third is of Persian/Iranian Zoroastrian origin, related to the Sarmoung brotherhood and the Yesidis, already known to some researchers and historians.

Although they don't go into detail about its essence in either because they are impenetrable in revealing their secrets; perhaps now, in a time of change.
They have sacred books that are very difficult to find, only a few concepts in some books and on digital platforms.

Yazidism is based on the belief in one God who created the world and entrusted it to the care of seven sacred beings, known as angels.

I'll talk about the Yesidis later, as they are both part of this third quorum. Ospensky speaks of the Sarmoung and the Yesidis in his remarkable book, "Fragments of an Unknown Teaching," a book that helps you begin to understand this disputed region of the Middle East, which, the more turbulent it becomes, the more interesting it becomes, and with much still to discover.

 

[Weontv]

All this religious gloss makes me think that this is all a load of bullsh*t.. respectfully.

If there is anything I have learned from digesting the transcripts, its that religious dogma and ideology is simply humans who don't know enough, attempting to decipher the universe and then using said ideology to impose the usual. This is why everything has to be cryptic and mysterious. It is an STS trait actually, you can see how this is used as a manipulation tactic.

We are lucky enough to have the transcripts to use as a foundation for objectivity, and honestly the transcripts blow any of these attempts out of the water, its not even close.

Ist's and Ism's will getchya

 

[caballero reyes]

All this religious gloss makes me think that this is all a load of bullsh*t.. respectfully.

Yes, religious dogma and ideology are human, but the matter isn't as simple as referring to it that way.
Remember that the transcripts talk about the hyperdimensional element in human activities, including religious ones.
It's well known that the origin of religions is terror, the fear of the unknown that stems from the terrible behavior of nature, which has claimed humankind's lives with countless catastrophes since time immemorial.

This has been exploited not only by the leaders of various religious associations but, as you say, by all the cryptic and mysterious aspects of "secret" societies that always hold people captive through mental manipulation, even if their members don't want to accept it.

When you have true consciousness, you don't need that kind of rite or any other kind of ceremony.

Regarding the transcripts being based on trying to be objective, that is indeed the case, but remember that we live in 3D, and here, in this Density, it is very difficult to have or be objective.

When you claim that "honestly the transcripts blow any of these attempts out of the water, its not even close." " that seems very healthy to me because it means that reading the sessions has had a very beneficial effect on you, as it has on a large number of people who have expressed this thanks to reading the transcripts, which have transformed their lives, as most of the new members continue to express.

Your phrase "That's why everything has to be cryptic":
A day ago, something very curious happened regarding that phrase you said, and you have anticipated what the United States government has just announced: Secrecy.

Now, to avoid reporting anything undesirable, the United States government will invoke the "State Secrets" privilege to hide any information it doesn't want the public to know. A kind of secrecy very similar to what you refer to in your statement, but much more dangerous, politically speaking, because what would happen if all countries invoked that same privilege? They could easily do so.

 

[caballero reyes]

According to what has been written about the Sarmun, the Yesidis, and the Zoroastrian tradition, it seems that they are united by the same source. They are called secret societies, brotherhoods, sects, and "devil worshippers." This is also what the three Illuminati members, Freemasons, and alchemists, whom I refer to as the second quorum, have been called, just to differentiate them.

Because I don't know if they are an extension of the balancing processes of ancient Egypt, with Osiris and Anubis as his assistant, weighing the density variations of humans with scales and the feather as a counterweight.
What I call the third quorum, made up of Zoroastrians, Sarmuns, and Yesidis, claim to have great astrological knowledge. The movements of the planets were carefully studied because they believed this was one of the means of controlling human destiny. "They were convinced that they influenced men and women with astral powers according to their nature; however, these "gifts," which manifested as innate abilities, constituted a double-edged sword: they could be virtues or vices depending on how they were used" (sts or sto).

This precise knowledge of ancient Chaldean astrology from before the great cataclysm was transmitted through some brotherhood from Babylon or Egypt, when it was still a green country, with the lush Nile River approximately 11,000 years ago.

They were familiar with the tradition related to the Egyptian Osiris. Those who preside over these balancing acts around the world have been called "The Unknown Masters," "The Assembly of the Inner Circle," etc. In Mexico, they are called "Los abuelos", who hold ancestral wisdom.
"The Sarmoung society, a very ancient society, watches over the destiny of humanity and has intervened several times in the fate of humanity to warn of calamities and change the course of world events. They harmonized the souls of initiates with The Pleiades and assisted them in their self-transformation into beings of light."

According to the Sarmoun Brotherhood Report (1966, 1982) by Major Desmond R. Martin, a major center of the contemporary Sarmoun Brotherhood was in the Hindu Kush Mountains of northern Afghanistan. Major Martin was an associate of the Sufi writer and teacher Idries Shah.

In the story, Sarmouni's motto is said to be "Work produces a sweet essence" (Amal misazad yak zaati shirin), meaning work is not only work for God and others, but also one's own work.
In this regard, it is held that just as the bee accumulates honey, so the Sarmouni accumulate, store, and preserve what they call "true knowledge" (which is also associated with spiritual gift or energy). In times of need, this knowledge is released once again into the world through specially trained emissaries."

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The third quorum of the ''Peacock Angel'' and its followers oversee the conduct of world affairs and blend Zoroastrian and Sufi/Sarmoun principles.
Unlike the other quorums, they have two books/texts that they consider sacred: the al-khalwe (Book of Revelation) as a kind of New Testament, and the "miskhaf-resh" (Black Book) as the Old Testament, ''written in the Kurdish language and attributed to the Sufi Sheikh Adi, born in Lebanon and later settled in Mosul'' in the holy city of Lalish, Nineveh Province.

The three Quorums can be related/interchangeable or are variations/manifestations of the same quorum in disguise.

 

[caballero reyes]

The Creation of Man Interpreted in Reverse.

In one of the sections about the origin of the Peacock Angel quorum, which presides over the world's events, something very, very interesting emerges that could give rise to one of those controversies about religious beliefs.

This, for some reasons that I will explain later, reminded me of what Paul says in one of his letters.

Let me clarify that the words "God," "Devil," "Hell," and "Heaven" in the Yesidi language (Kurmanjie or Northern Kurdish, Arabic, and Armenian) may have other connotations that might not coincide with the meaning/interpretation given by the variants of the Catholic Church. And don't be confused, I'm not referring to Christianity; that's something separate. Furthermore, this story doesn't feature a snake as a protagonist.

This is how the creation of humans, according to the Yesidies, goes:
God first created Melek Taus from his own illumination, and six other archangels were created later.

When God created the other archangels, he ordered them to bring the dust of the earth to build Adam's body. Then God gave Adam life from his own breath and commanded all the archangels to revere Adam. They obeyed, except for Melek Taus, who rebelled and denied it. When God asked him why, Melek Taus replied: "How can I submit to another being? I am of your illumination, while Adam was made from dust."

This act of pride caused God to send Melek Taus to hell. The Yesidies firmly and unwaveringly support his attitude, believing it was an act of love for his creator. Melek spent 7 years in hell, and with the tears he shed for having been rejected by God, he extinguished the flames of hell.
Then, after repenting for not having fulfilled God's command, God forgave him, and, being the most powerful Archangel, reinstated him as leader of the 7 angels charged with commanding the universe.
Because for the Yesids, God limited Himself to creating the universe, once his work was finished, he retired and delegated dominion over heaven and earth to those 7 angels, led by Melek Taus.

According to the Yesids, then, it is Melek Taus who rules the world and is the one who should be venerated, whom the Yesids represent with the figure of the Peacock.

I will later relate these Yesid beliefs to the hyperdimensional concepts suggested by Paul in his letters. the condition of humans/terrestrials 3 density and their condition/development Interpreted in the opposite way to Paul, although both ways are religion with conscience and extremely interesting to compare.