Waging A Real War On Christmas/Synchronized Hyperspace Event (S.H.E.)

Just because I say the word "Mithras" and "Christmas" DOES NOT MEAN that I am saying Mithra is Jesus. I (like you) understand that Jesus may have been a real person, and if not, was probably based on some kind of events around 1 BC, not stolen from the myths of Osiris and Mithra.

I am saying Mithra is a Mushroom, and that Christmas comes from Mithras, NOT that Jesus is Mithra. I apologize (to you for you) to anyone who saw Zeitgeist and got confused by it.

And if anyone is wondering my views on 2012 (I have been getting Zeitgeist messages), I believe humans are full of themselves and think they are more important than they are. If the planets were going to line up, I think it would be more for the plants, not for us.

And as far as the Mayan Calendar goes, they used the OGDOAD, the calendar did not mark the end of the world, it marked the end of the CYCLE. We are in a new age. And that is a real thing, we are entering the Age of Aquarius (they wrote that song for a reason) and we just left the age of Pisces.

This just means that the stars are positioned a certain way in the sky from where we are. Because we not only move through the solar system, but also the Galaxy. And even though ancient people did not know what a "Galaxy" was, they were doing some pretty amazing math using the planets and the stars. For example, I have read that Orion's belt is responsible for the existence of tons of math problems. Based on the distance between the three stars and the different things that can be done since there are 3 points and not 2, the sky was pretty important to ancient people.

So basically, what I am saying is, I think 2012 was kinda like the difference between December 31st and January 1st, they are not really different, but on paper it seems like the whole world shifted.

And I want to point something out, Santa was Saint Nicholas, a Turkish Catholic. I don't mean to be stereotypical here, so sorry for automatically going to this, but for people that don't know what Turkey is, you probably will remember which country it is by seeing a stereotypical picture.

http://www.medicaltourismmag.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/moustacheturkey.jpg

This is the culture Santa comes from. And historically, Turkish people were historically darker and of random mixed melenation, because during the Hellenistic Era, Turkey was basically the bridge between Europe/Greece and Africa/Arabia. So the Seleucid Empire set up there, and the Greeks establish Byzantium which would become Constantinople when Constantine came, now Istanbul. Then came the Byzantine Empire, which was basically them being Roman and spreading Jesus. Then came the Ottoman empire, which was them being Turkish and spreading Islam.

So Turkey has had a lot of different people with different skin tones at different times.

Not all of these were made at the time of Saint Nicholas, so they are "Artist Renderings". But I just want to point out that the idea of Santa not being white has existed in Russian and other art for a long time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Saint_Nicholas.jpg
http://media.tumblr.com/6761b00def667312a241486f57f7bac9/tumblr_inline_mqajqv6uez1rpr1t4.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Nicholas#mediaviewer/File:Icon_c_1500_St_Nicholas.JPG
http://www.stnicholascenter.org/media/images/s/saint-nicolas-swiss-lg.jpg

And here is a modern 3D model of what he might have looked like. I think if a Christian American proud white person, would say this guy was Cuban or something, not white. But they want to say Santa is white. Santa was not "White", he was from an empire that had various shades of people, mostly somewhere in the middle.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_f7B1PLWPz3g/R1doqeYddAI/AAAAAAAAALo/DC1VyCGuDpc/s1600/saint-nicholas.jpeg

If anyone reading this would rather be Political than Religious...

Here is how to get a political organization started
http://www.fec.gov/ans/answers_pac.shtml

But Religious rights only apply to religions, I just want to give everyone any resources they might want to use. That link is how you make a PAC aka Political Action Committee, which allows you to accept donations and run commercials hat say "This ad paid for by the PAC for better Holidays" or whatever.

Also, if anyone needs more evidence that this Christmas stuff is cross cultural and ancient, look at the Flags of Mexico & Italy, then look at the Flags of the Palestinians, Oman and the Kurdish flags... It's all Christmas colors.

Mexico
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9d/Flag_of_Mexico_(reverse).png

Italy
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/03/Flag_of_Italy.svg

Oman
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/dd/Flag_of_Oman.svg/2000px-Flag_of_Oman.svg.png

Kurdish
http://sarchaw.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/img_1080.jpg

Palestinian
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/00/Flag_of_Palestine.svg/2000px-Flag_of_Palestine.svg.png

And the Palestinian flag still has the red Triangle to represent the red hat aka The Phrygian Cap aka The Liberty cap.

When you put a "Santa Hat" on a pole, it is called a "Liberty Pole".

And just btw, we are all lucky we have computers and phones and calendars to show us the date in case we forget. When ancient people forgot how long it was until the next season, they had to go find out where different planets were in the sky, and what the sun was doing.

That is why things like Halloween and Christmas exist. As cultural reminders.

And the cultural reminders usually match up with Nature. Like the Mithras Tree, they remember the Tree so they can remember the Mushroom and the Mushroom is the Solstice God.

I should be getting some Uziza leaf today.

Uziza leaf is a Nigerian Delicacy Spice, used in Soup making. It has not been used widely in Western Countries or outside of Nigeria really since the middle ages. Like back before and around the plague time.

But this plant contains Caryophyllene, which is also in Marijuana. It helps give Marijuana its smell, and it attaches to a CB receptor, just like Cannabis. In Nigeria they use it to stimulate appetite, AKA "Give you the Munchies". You can probably order Uziza soup at a Nigerian Restaurant if there is one in your city/area. But you can also get them at Nigerian grocers, and online a few places. VERY few places right now.

But this plant and the "Cannabinoid" inside of it are NOT illegal. This is completely legal. So everyone should know about it, the only problem is that no one uses it outside of Nigeria except Nigerians that left Nigeria. Everyone else uses Pepper, like Salt and Pepper. It is in the same family as pepper, and in Nigeria they use both. You can get leaves and peppercorns. Leaves are easier to deal with though.

I also have "Kava" (A Polynesian Delicacy Plant) which is pretty easy to find online, but it also has a Cannabinoid in it, as well as an array of Kavalactones that are not Cannabinoids, but they have the medical description of "Sedative Euphoriant".

Kava does not feel exactly like Marijuana, but it does have effects. And when you mix it with Marijuana, they have "Synergy" where you actually get more of an effect by mixing them than either one of them should have given you. They push each other. Kava also happens to be in the Pepper family.

But since Caryophyllene is in Marijuana, I expect it to be a lot more similar to the actual Marijuana plant. And add to the effects of Marijuana and just make it feel slightly different, since there will be more Caryophyllene as the main component instead of THC and other Cannabinoids.

Random:
Phrygian caps were also worn by slaves. So wearing a Santa Hat basically represents the ancient 99% and when you put a Santa Hat on a pole it represents Freed Slaves. That is why it is called a "Liberty Pole" and if you look at the American Army Seal you will see a Phrygian cap (Santa Hat) on a pole.

Haiti also has a Phrgian cap on a pole and they are a nation of freed slaves. So, it's basically an ancient Freedom symbol, and if you look up "American Revolution" you will see people wearing these hats.

So when the people in charge see people in these hats, knowing what it means. They will probably work harder to actually be a group of leaders instead of a group of well paid semi-celebrities playing games they say in TV shows.

I can't remember if it was in Rome or Greece, but there was a famous debate where the Oligarchs were trying to decide how they were going to tell rich people apart from poor people so that they could shun the poor (caste systems created bathing, people used to bathe if a poor person stepped on their shadow, they had no idea what hygiene was).

But one of the Oligarchs said "There are more of them than there are of us, and if we mark them, they might realize it"

I have smoked like 2 bowls of the Uziza leaf now, and it definitely gives you the munchies, and I smoked weed this morning, but I have not smoked in like 2 hours and the Uziza has definitely added to the Marijuana effects, and I am pretty sure it has some good effects on its own.

Also,
I AM NOT TRYING TO SPREAD EBOLA FEAR, JUST TRYING TO HELP

If you look up "Cannabinoids Ebola" there is a doctor that says Cannabinoids could cure Ebola because one of the Cannabinoid receptors actually stimulates the immune system in a way that it usually never gets activated.

Also, you have probably heard that they "Have no more Ebola patients in Nigeria", I think that that might be because of their traditional Uziza leaf soup, which contains a Cannabinoid. I just smoked some Uziza and it definitely mixes with Marijuana well.

If you live in a state where Marijuana is illegal, Uziza is not illegal. And it could actually end up being a good Ebola fighting medicine.

I just took a hit of bud, and Uziza and bud mixed DEFINITELY has boosted eye pressure or pressure relieving effects or whatever. People use MMJ for Glaucoma, and mixing the bud with the Uziza is definitely giving me the "High in my eyeballs" feeling. Along with the stoney "Shiva" feeling.

I just smoked a joint of Uziza, and there is a definite stoney effect on its own. It does not taste like Marijuana, it tastes like most other botanicals. Just a leaf. Maybe the peppers are different, I will try those some time in the next few months.

I can DEFINITELY see this being sold at pipe stores and maybe even Gas stations, like under the counter eventually. It really works.

I am smoking a bowl of bud now on top of it now.

This definitely has good effects together. Smoked along it is not exactly like Marijuana, but it is stoney. Mixing the bud in makes it where you get even higher than you would have from the bud alone. I am going to try making a Tea out of it, since Soup is the regular way people make it. And I will make it with Lemon Grass, so that I can have Caryophyllene from the Uziza and Myrcene from the Lemon Grass, then Marijuana on top of it.

Caryophyllene is usually in Sativa, so I thought I would be like active high. But I keep yawning and I bet if I went and closed my eyes I would fall asleep. So The Uziza is definitely making the Marijuana stronger, and since I smoked a joint, it is definitely having a lethargic effect.

This is not something new I am doing, if you Google "FinShaggy" followed by the list of Gods, you will find old threads where I had been recognizing these Gods for a while, and had just found Pashupati, which linked Pan and Shiva in the Ancient world.
My Gods are:

Pan, Shiva, Atum, Ra & Mut

And since I have found out more about Christmas and Mexico, I have also begun to revere Mithra (The Solstice God) & Teonanácatl.

You can choose whatever Gods you want, but I am going to explain mine. You find your Gods by finding what you like to do. I have mentioned before that Planets are Gods, Seasons are Gods, the Sun is a God, Dung Beetles are a God, etc.

Pan: Pan is within every human as well as in the world at large. Pan is the God of the Wilderness, the Pasture and the Shepherds. I revere him because I personally find the idea of Arcadia to be amazing. If you Google Arcadia, it is basically what they based heaven on. You are "Pan" when you do something Wild and you are "Pan" when you do something out of your way that is nice. Pan is just a force that you can tap into in yourself, and we all do. Pan and Jesus both had their deaths announced around the same time. Except people thought Jesus died into their hearts, while Pan (the Wilderness in us) became harnessed by the church.

Shiva: Shiva is related to Dancing, Marijuana, Males and Fatherhood. Shiva's pre-form is Rudra, who is the God who plays with poisons and cures, roars, is red and has knotted hair. These are not "Magic Men", they are just representations. Vedic belief is cyclical, when you read the Rig Veda it says a human goes from 4 legs, to 2 legs, to 3 legs. Baby, to man, to old man with a cane. So when they talk about the Gods, they are talking about different things that Society can use. And it also allows you to recognize shifts. Like how the Egyptians saw Dung beetles go from egg to Larva to Beetle, which allowed them to see that things changed, so they knew that a roudy kid might end up doing something good if they pointed it in the right direction. The Hindu mythology allows you to see Rudra (someone who plays with poisons and cures and has knots in their hair) becomes Shiva.

Atum: The God who created himself, also sometimes in the form of AtumRa. Similar to the Hindu myth of Creation, Atum creates the universe through mirroring. In Hindu they say Gods created the universe by "Mimicking" each other. in Egypt they said the first God created the Earth by mixing with his own shadow, or Masturbating, and since he was both male and female it created the universe. And you can look into that and say that Egyptian mythology is ALL wrong, or you can say that that seems like a representation of "Ying and Yang" and slowly we are discovering that the world has matter and anti-matter, so it wasn't such a bad guess after all, and they figured it out by watching things glass melting and reflections being made and shadows being cast, etc.

Ra: Ra is the Sun. Ra gives everything energy and life on Earth. You can also use the sun to measure time, which has always been important.

Mut: The Mother, sometimes identified with Ma'at or Isis or Hathor, Mut is basically the Queen of the Gods and can be found as "Venus" and "Cybele" and various other Goddesses throughout the world.

Mithra: Has been explained in various parts of this thread as well as the video in the first post.

Teonanácatl: Is also known as "Magic Mushrooms" in the Western World.