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We call mankind’s ignorant, barbaric, and impossible quest to make people
march to the same music,belieforinfancy of the human thought processes.Actually,
beliefis a strange emotion forcing humans to sacrifce their lives to prove or dis-
prove any of their theories, ideas and convictions. They use words to convert pro-
spective followers.
Of course, in order to survive, infant mankind had to take some risks, or he
would never have survived. You’ve heard the trite old expressions,If you are not
with me, you are against me,andI don’t accept your beliefs, but I’d die for your right
to believe them.I can’t think of any more efficient way to die miserable and surely
than falling into the mire ofBelief/Not-Belief.
The Turks and Hindus bequeathed to mankind all his religions. But they did
not just sit down someplace and dream up ways to worship God (Creation).
Man’s religions exist in the innermost depths of the souls of all humans. They are
as much a part of us as our own bodies, spirits, behaviors, and minds. In fact,
theyare our own bodies, spirits, behaviors, and minds.
The wordBeliefderives from the name of an ancient Turkic-Hindu God
calledBali, Baliu,andBel.In ancient Sumeria, God Bel was depicted as a man
with a bull’s head and horns. He represents the second mystery of the Holy Trin-
ity-The Son-as completely cut off from the Father and the Holy Spirit. His sacred
direction was North and South. When cut off from the sacred direction of the
Father, East and West, Bel can offer mankind only blood, tribulations, and
unending tragedy on earth. That is why Bel was commonly called “Lord Sec-
ond.” (SeeThe World’s Sixteen Crucified Saviors,by Kersey Graves, p. 128.)
In Orissa, India,Baliis a large sect, having hundreds of thousands of follow-
ers. Even in the Catholic Church to which I belong, I have seen grotesque images
of a blood-spattered Christ in Latin-American communities, minus the Cross,
lying in a coffin. In Mexico, thieves, cutthroats, and sinners in general worship
Bel as a skeleton named Saint Death. It is especially revered by drug smugglers
and cut-throats seeking illegal entry into the United States. The image is com-
monly seen along the border between Mexico and the United States.
Bel worshipers are often flagellants who torture their bodies in various ways.
In the Phillipine Islands, New Mexico, and Mexico,Penitentes,as they are so-
called, will allow themselves to be nailed to crosses. Supposedly, Eve, the wife of
Adam, introduced Adam to the religion of sin and degradation. That is how
“Belief got its name:Baleva/Beleva.The Hindus also share in common with
Christians, Jews, Moslems, Turks, and others the myth of Adam and Eve. It was
this myth that gave rise to the now outlawed Hindu custom ofSuttee(widow
burning) on the pyres of their dead husbands.
In Sanskrit,Bala=“explain, describe, force, against one’s will, without being
able to help or change things, militarily, troops, young, childish, infantile, not
full-grown or developed, newly, rising early, ignorant, simple, foolish, fit for sac-
rifice, child, fool, simpleton, or any immature living creature,”
Evameans earth, world, conduct, habit, usage, custom. We derived the word
Eve from the SanskritEva.
The connotation ofBalevais, “forcing one’s childish, foolish, ignorant, infan-
tile, underdeveloped, sacrifice worthy, earthly habits, conduct, and customs on
oneself and others” (preferably on others).
The TurkishBela=“calamity; misfortune; evil; trouble.”
In Kashmir, India, one of the places to which the Turks emigrated after the
flood,Balava(believe or belief) means “tumult; disturbance; insurrection; rebel-
lion; mutiny.”Balavayi(True Believer) means “rioter; one who stars an insurrec-
tion; a mob of rioters.”
The Spanishpalabra,meaning “word,” derives also fromBelaba.When we
depend onpalabrasor our Englishpalaverto teach us the fundamental truths,
we’re always going to be refugees from Mt. Meru, The Beginning or Source of All
Mankind.
We seem to invoke God Bel unconsciously when our baser passions are
aroused, such as hate and violence. A warlike, violent-prone person is called “bel-
licose.” In Spanish, he isbélico.A person rising up against established authority is
a “rebel. When a person loses control of himself, becoming temporarily insane,
we may say he has gone “ballistic.” It seems that any word in which the syllable
bal/belis found implies some undesirable trait, thing, or behavior. For example, a
“ball” is at the mercy of ballplayers. A “bull” is either ferocious or meat for din-
ner. A “balance” or scale implies measuring one thing against another. A “bullet”
is a murderous projectile.
For the Phoenicians,Belwas the Devil, God of the Underworld.
In India, the members of the Baleva sect observe a special holiday held every
mid-August, in which people exchange gifts to show their willingness to sacrifice
themselves for the things in which they believe (Baleva). According to their
myths, a certain king,Bali Raja,offered devotion to the GodNarayan,by giving
up his kingdom and his own life. In some parts of India, it is customary for peo-
ple to celebrateBalevaby drawing pictures on the walls of their homes and then
worshipping them. They will also place the imprints of their palms on either side
of the entrances, hoping that demons will get stuck on them.
Not only was the Ancient Egyptian culture readily assimilated by the Phoe-
nicians, so, too, was that of Sumeria. The result was not only a fusion of cul-
tural beliefs, but also confusion, which resulted in the loss of the original
meaning of the Baal Myth.
The god Bel, from whom the Beltane Festival derives its name, was the
Ancient Babylonian counterpart of the Syrian Baal “Bel” is translated with
the titles “Lord” and “Baal”. “Baal” is sometimes
represented as “Ba-al”. Babylon was a village in c2230 BCE when Ur was a
city. “Babylon”, is the Greek rendition of the Hebrew word “Babel”, and is
translated as both “Confusion” and “Gate of Bel”.
The “Confusion” aspect is recalled in the story associated with the Tower
of Babel and the confusion of languages…(Ancient Egyptians and the Constella-
tions,by Audrey Fletcher, Adelaide, South Australia; part 15.)
In Sumerian,Ba=“Father.” “Bel”=Confusion.”Iva=Eve. Therefore, when
someone says, “I believe,” he is really saying, “I, the Father/Mother of Confu-
sion.”
It is indeed strange that so many people hallow this hideous Bel or “The Sec-
ond Son,” admitting that they dearly love to be cut off from The Holy Trinity.
As Audrey Adelaide said, it means “Confusion” or “Belief.”
Basically, all I have said so far renders down to this: Mankind is so confused
and lost by the Babel of human languages, scriptures, preaching and words, all
governed by his Ego or limited perceptions of life, that he can never attain wis-
dom by trying to make some true sense of them. He can attain spiritual salvation
only by looking inwardly to himself, through the entirely scientific spiritual tech-
nology called The Holy Trinity.
Of course, we know that “The Second Son” signifies some good in human
existence. But there are always two sides to every question and equation. And
there is sacrifice in all three components of the Holy Trinity.
There are also two aspects of the Holy Trinity:
1.Buddhism or the efforts of each individual to be his own priest and savior.
2.Brahmanismor collective control of human society by the priests and
clergy. This is the type of social control leading to horrors likeSuttee,actual
blood sacrifice, arguments, squabbles, all manner of wars, and tragic human lives.
In no way should clerics be able to govern human societies, for when and if it
happens, the consequences are always dire. No individual, if he has his choice of
“druthers,” would subject himself to Bel’s wrath.