The Inner Council of Adam Weishaupt was structured around the pentagram, which is also the symbol of the Blazing Star Sirius. Sirius A is one of the brightest stars in the Western Sky and has been connected with the morning star, which is usually a name given to both Lucifer and Venus (Jesus is called the Bright Morning Star). Sirius A has a sister star that is not visible to the naked eye, although it was somehow known to the people of the Dogon tribe of Mali. The Dogon tribe say they were visited by beings from the Sirius star system called the Nommos, who are often described as amphibious fish-like creatures. Because of the close nature of the name Dogon and the Mesopotamian god Dagon, these two often get mixed up with each other. Dagon was an ancient Mesopotamian and Canaanite god who was the god of fertility and sometimes grain. Dagon often gets credited with being the fish god inspiration for the Mitre hat of the Catholic Church, which is in fact based on the fish head of the legends of Oannes and the Apkallu. In some interpretations, Oannes was one of Seven (Kabbalah completion) gods who were described as either being part-man and part- fish or part-bird.

According to former Freemason William Schnoebelen in his book ‘Masonry Beyond The Light’ , Adam Weishaupt’s Inner Council was made up of five men who were Weishaupt, Kolmer, Francis Dashwood (Hellfire Club), Alphonse Donatien DeSade and Meyer Amschel Rothschild who was a Sabbatean Frankist. The number five is the magic number association with Mars (plead the fifth) which is the planet of Judgement, and is also Gevurah on the Kabbalah Tree of Life. Although William Schneobelen appears to have some heavy cognitive dissonance when it comes to the clear overlap between his former faith of Freemasonry and his now Christian faith, the book is well worth a read. These occultists often work within a structure of “councils” or “courts” called the “Inner” and “Middle” courts. The Freemason’s and Knights Templar of the City of London have their own middle and inner temples as physical areas in the sovereign city of London.

Weishaupt and his five mates believed that human history came in a cycle of five stages. These five stages reveal how the cult manipulate human societies in order to turn them into that which suits their agenda, these are:

1. CHAOS – This is the natural state of everything, the primordial soup from which everything must be built and return to.

2. DISCORD – This is where a ruling class emerges and attempts to seize control of the people. This eventually leads to resentment from the people who are not on top, who then inevitably gather together to fight the powers that be. (This is why the true powers that be such as the Black Nobility retreated into the shadows around 1776, they knew it is the safest place to hide).

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