Friends: First of all, we need to know that
ever since God expelled Lucifer the Devil
along with his fallen angels, they
operate from the oceans, rivers and lakes.
Every magician knows this watery kingdom
which was called "Apsu" in Akkadian.
Apsaras are from this realm.
Right after The great flood of Noah,
Lucifer sent out many Apsaras
to interact and shape humanity.
Semiramis was one of them.
She enchanted Noah's great-grandson
King Nimrod and became his queen.
Later, on a fateful night, in the form of a
ritual sacrifice, she murdered him.
This happened in the ancient city Nineveh
which is the modern day of Mosul of Iraq.
People knew her by 1000 names.
This is all because of a biblical event
known as "The Confusion of Tongues."
After Noah's flood,
God wanted the people to disperse and
replenish the earth once again.
Instead, people hated Yahweh God and
for the worship of fallen entities,
they were building a tall tower.
God hit them with lightning and thunder
burnt that tower down.
He confused their language
and scattered them everywhere.
The burnt remains of that ill-fated tower
even today, at the Babil Governorate of Iraq,
in a place called "Borsippa"
stands as a testimony to us humans.
Now, contrary to the common belief that
King Nimrod built the Tower of Babel,
I am of the opinion that
either Semiramis was behind that project
or she was finishing off the project that
King Nimrod had started.
When people got scattered and
settled in their new colonies,
they vaguely remembered a mother
and her baby son.
Because of the language confusion, they
started worshiping them by various names.
Here, it's important to note that they
did not remember any king because
Semiramis had already killed Nimrod
and taken over his throne.
This is the story behind her many names.
She was very powerful on the earth.
But, she couldn't relate to humans very well.
She was in love with the King of Armenia
who was called "Ara the Beautiful".
He didn't respond to her advances.
Then she loved her young gardener who
supplied her with the best of his produce.
However, when she revealed her true self
to him, he panicked and backed off.
Finally, she started having an incestuous
relationship with her own son Tammuz.
Both the Iranic poems and Greek accounts
praise this relationship of hers sky-high.
Greeks called her Ishtar.
Meanwhile, Tammuz fell in love with
a beautiful girl name Psyche.
Semiramis the Ishtar didn't like it.
She gave a very hard time to Psyche.
Finally, Zeus aka Indra interviened and
made their union possible.
Later this trio of Tammuz, Istar and Psyche
were worshipped from Syria, and in India
all the way to Japan.
According to Isalm, before
Prophet Mohammud got rid of
pagan idols from Kaaba,
Hubal was popular in Mecca. In fact it was
Tammuz whom the Arabs called Hubal.
They associated three women with Hubal.
Semiramis became his mother Al-Manat.
To hush up her relationship with her son,
they separtely depicted her in the form
of a young woman named Al-Uzza.
And the third woman Al-lat was
the true love of Tammuz which is Hubal.
In India, Tammuz is known as
Kartik or Murugan. And Semiramis is
known as Kali or Parvati.
Psyche who is the Al-lat of Arabia is
known as Devasena or Deivanai in India.
Even here, Semiramis is depicted as
two separate women in Murugan's life.
They show Parvati as his mother. And,
the same Parvati doubles as Valli his lover.
Depicting them both in green,
subtly conveys this hidden reality.
Then, traditionally they call Psyche
'Deivanai' which I think must be 'Devyoni'
because Deivanai means a divine elephant.
I don't think anyone would call
a beautiful girl an Elephant!
Now, we know that Semiramis is Kali.
And, Tammuz is Murugan aka Kartik.
So, Murugan's father Shiva must be the
King Nirmrod that Semiramis killed. And,
that's exactly what we see here.
Hindus commemorate this incident as
Maha Shivratri. However, they will
tell you that it is the wedding celebration of
Shiva and Parvati who is Kali.
If it is true, then why in the world they
fast and keep vigil all night long?
This is some thing to think about friends.
Thanks a lot for watching my video.
May God bless you!