Where Were You Before the Tree of Life? - Horus Centre

Chapter 4 -- The Tree Grows Crookedly
Two souls, alas! Within my breast reside
And each repels the other:
One, in tenacious lust, the world holds in its embraces;
The other sweeps the dust above into the higher ancestral places.
Goethe
The mythology relating to a World Parent Creation is very common. The basis for it is called
the Earth Mother-Sky Father motif.
In this type of myth, common to as diverse a group of races as the Fon, Polynesian, Zuni,
Egyptian, Minyong, Yoruba, Yuma, and Greeks, among others, the universe evolves from a union
of the opposite qualities of sky and earth, the heights of thought and the depths of matter. And, in
this type of Creation myth, creative space between the world parents is usually made—
sometimes violently—by their own children.
Such mythology reflects the very Creation story we have just begun, once again suggesting
that the story of Enjliou, Callia, ARTOLA and Lucifer, was at least partially well-known once upon
a time. It also suggests that somewhere along the way this Creation story that should be a part of
everyone’s heritage, has been buried, censored, or in some way edited out of our history books.
Since it is a fixed rule of propaganda that to rob a people of their power, one needs only to take
from them of their myths and their history, perhaps this could be the very reason.
Who would have the power and the influence over such a wide field of human experience
that they would be able to do such a thing? Who could, and who would want to do such a thing?
The answer is simple. Lucifer.
The only problem is that so many people on the planet, and indeed on other planets as well,
do not believe that an entity such as Lucifer exists. Should they be among the minority in
believing in the Being of Lucifer, they rarely do acknowledge that he would have any power over
them, their lives, or on any of the decisions they make on a day-to-day basis.
Many people use the word ‘Satan’ interchangeably with, or instead of, Lucifer to describe the
Dark Force in the Universe. As Elaine Pagels, professor of religion and noted religious author,
explains it, in Biblical sources the Hebrew term ‘Satan’ describes an adversarial role. In fact, the
word ‘Satan’ actually meaning ‘the accuser.’ Along with references to other fallen angels or to
demonic beings, Satan is virtually absent from the Hebrew Bible.
These two words seem to have become inextricably interwoven, however, when referring to
the one being known more correctly as Lucifer, a Latin word paradoxically meaning, “lightbearer.”
Other names for Him include Phosphorus (Greek ), Belial, Be’elzebub (one favored by
the spiritual hierarchy), the Bringer of Light, or the Morning Star.
The most common history told of Lucifer is that as an angel of God, he got offended by
developments in the heavenly realms, and one day struck out on his own. His story should not be
confused, however, with the sons of God who mated with the daughters of men--those we shall
come to later in our history.
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