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serpent of Wisdom. The phases of the moon governed time and the king
died at the seventh full moon after the shortest day. 78 When resistance
developed to this arrangement, the Priestesses substituted a surrogate boyking,
called an interrex, who died in place of the king. 79
In Crete a kid was substituted for the human victim; in Thrace it
was a bull-calf; and the Aeolians substituted a foal. The rituals of the
Mother Goddess were firmly rooted in Arcadia. The Arcadians
sacrificially ate boys right up to Christian times. 80
With insight from the Triple Goddess into Solomon’s name, it is
hardly surprising that there is a long history of association between
Solomon and his city of Jerusalem. Josephus records that the first name
of Jerusalem was Solyma. The sun god Sol is the Jerusalem demi-god of
the sun, Salma, who was associated with both Jerusalem and Hebron. 81
Salma was also Reseph, the Canaanite Mikal, Michael, the Egyptian
Osiris and Salmon the ancestor of Solomon. 82 Salma’s father was Beli the
Willow God and the Lord of Light. His mother was Sal-Ma the Willow
Mother and Moon Goddess. In this context, Jerusalem was an important
shrine to the Son of the God of Light some one thousand four hundred
years before the time of Jesus.
Before Mosaic reinterpretation, Canaanites celebrated the god
Salma or Sal-Ma with an orgiastic fire and water festival in Jerusalem. It
was originally Anatha’s Bacchanal willow tree orgy for rainmaking. 83
The celibate Jewish Feast of the Tabernacles preserves this festival.
According to the Talmud, the Pharisees found it difficult to curb the
traditional lightheadedness of the women as they solemnly brought water
from the Pool of Siloam on the climax of the festival, the Day of
Willows. 84
The same harvest festival in Athens was the Oschophoris in
which male participants carried fruit laden boughs. They corresponded to
the lulab of the Feast of Tabernacles. 85 Effigies of Ariadne with
detachable limbs dangled from the Athenian boughs. They represented
Ariadne’s suicide in fear of Artemis. In the Mochlos hoard, archeologists
discovered delicate Borealis gold tiaras worn by priestesses who ritually
committed suicide and were dismembered in the same way as Ariadne at
the Oschophoris.
Salma is the original god of this festival. His name is part of
Jerusalem, Uru-Salim, from the Tell Amarna letters of 1370BCE.
Assyrian records of the same period show Jerusalem was Ur-Salimu. All
these names are referring to Salma God of Light.
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