“Here are two crosses. First cross is called the Tau cross, and it’s actually a Babylonian symbol. But what happened was the Buddhists and the Hindus picked this up and said we like that; we’re going to use that as a symbol of good luck, good luck if you wear it. And you notice, it probably doesn’t even mean to be but you notice, it’s kind of a mockery of our cross too because, as it comes up, it just stops. There’s no ascension. This one down here is the inverted cross. Most of the time it is black. This is like what I saw on the wall of my mentor’s house. And this is actually one of the biggest blasphemies of Christianity because it means that Christ did literally nothing on the cross. That’s what it’s supposed to represent. And these are flown at the time when black masses are taking place. And black masses are when you have your animal and human sacrifice.”
The lecture can be watched here.
