Post by Daniel on Nov 15, 2017 9:08:21 GMT -5
On Washington Mall, Egyptian and Hindu Gods ‘Worshipped’ in Pagan Fire Festival
By Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz November 14, 2017
“They sacrificed to demons, no-gods, Hashems they had never known, New ones, who came but lately, Who stirred not your fathers’ fears.” Deuteronomy 32:17
A three-day weekend event on the Mall in Washington DC featured a massive seven-headed dragon as an exaggerated symbol of Satan in what one prominent rabbi sees as part of the reappearing battle against paganism, an ancient sin that is creeping back into the world.
The third annual Catharsis on the Mall, titled a Vigil for Healing, was held as a politically motivated incarnation of the desert Burning Man Festival from which it evolved. Catharsis, held from November 10-12, featured an array of art, music, lectures, interactive exhibits, meditation, healing and workshops. But unlike the Burning Man, held in an isolated desert location, the Washington gathering was politically oriented.
“We sought a local experience that integrated the best of our … values with the immediate desire for political and cultural change that brings people to DC,” the organizers stated on their website.
The event featured a 70-foot long seven headed red metal dragon on wheels. The dragon, named for the ancient Egyptian god Abraxas, was clearly intended to reference Satan as described in the Christian Book of Revelations. The dragon, like many elements of the event, was previously used at Burning Man, a yearly festival held in the Nevada desert that attracts tens of thousands from around the world.
more
www.breakingisraelnews.com/97838/washington-mall-egyptian-hindu-gods-worshipped-pagan-fire-festival/?utm_source=Breaking+Israel+News&utm_campaign=452bcec4c9-BIN_morning_11_17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b6d3627f72-452bcec4c9-86653405&mc_cid=452bcec4c9&mc_eid=1fb2cd340d#/
By Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz November 14, 2017
“They sacrificed to demons, no-gods, Hashems they had never known, New ones, who came but lately, Who stirred not your fathers’ fears.” Deuteronomy 32:17
A three-day weekend event on the Mall in Washington DC featured a massive seven-headed dragon as an exaggerated symbol of Satan in what one prominent rabbi sees as part of the reappearing battle against paganism, an ancient sin that is creeping back into the world.
The third annual Catharsis on the Mall, titled a Vigil for Healing, was held as a politically motivated incarnation of the desert Burning Man Festival from which it evolved. Catharsis, held from November 10-12, featured an array of art, music, lectures, interactive exhibits, meditation, healing and workshops. But unlike the Burning Man, held in an isolated desert location, the Washington gathering was politically oriented.
“We sought a local experience that integrated the best of our … values with the immediate desire for political and cultural change that brings people to DC,” the organizers stated on their website.
The event featured a 70-foot long seven headed red metal dragon on wheels. The dragon, named for the ancient Egyptian god Abraxas, was clearly intended to reference Satan as described in the Christian Book of Revelations. The dragon, like many elements of the event, was previously used at Burning Man, a yearly festival held in the Nevada desert that attracts tens of thousands from around the world.
more
www.breakingisraelnews.com/97838/washington-mall-egyptian-hindu-gods-worshipped-pagan-fire-festival/?utm_source=Breaking+Israel+News&utm_campaign=452bcec4c9-BIN_morning_11_17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b6d3627f72-452bcec4c9-86653405&mc_cid=452bcec4c9&mc_eid=1fb2cd340d#/
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