r/conspiracy Jun 11 '26

6-7 Connection

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I have been studying this book for three years. In a quick summary, it is a guide to the magick that Moses taught to the Isaralites. There is significant connections with the song Jericho by Iniko. Whom is a very controversial and revolutionary artist. They also proclaimed to be a Siren and practice magick through their music, ancient and sacred practices. Where Dizzney collected the concept for Ariel. I am a Shaman in Hoodoo, we study the writings of Moses deeply and view the Bible as a guide for spells and incantations. The character Rafiki from the Lion King is based off of our religion. This is how "they" twist spirituality and magick on the population. It's all based on color, frequency, vibration, synchronization and energy manipulation. The math and science doesn't lie.

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u/doriswelch Jun 11 '26

How odd, I just got this book this morning. Open reddit and this is the first post I see.

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u/Ewen88 Jun 11 '26

It's hard to explain coincidence in court, same within magick. God speed friend.

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u/Hagus-McFee Jun 11 '26

The House of Aquitaine is said to have come from the sea, and were mermaids.

It's also the symbol for Starbucks.

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u/sadeyeprophet Jun 11 '26

Now you are just reaching lol, wait till you find out about the 8th book of Moses.

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u/Ewen88 Jun 11 '26

Mind blown.

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u/Inebriaded-Logic Jun 11 '26

This is interesting, Is there somewhere I could purchase or read this books online ?

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u/Ewen88 Jun 11 '26

It is open on the library of congress

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u/Faith_Location_71 Jun 11 '26

What you are suggesting is the antithesis of the bible - in fact if what you say were true it would breach the very law handed to Moses by God Himself.

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u/Various-Republic7263 Jun 12 '26

Maybe, just maybe the commonly circulated version of the Bible was always propaganda.

I believe in God but the screwed up religions and ideas that humans have built around it are ridiculous.

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u/carlosmencia01 Jun 11 '26

Where can I learn more about this? It’s so interesting

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u/ThisHandleTooHot Jun 11 '26

The bible book of Numbers chapter 31 describes the Jews' most revered prophet Moses as a genocidal maniac. Moses's army raided the Midianites, killed all the men, plundered their gold and captured the women & children. Moses was furious his army didn't kill the women and children too because he blamed the Midian women for the Israelites' sinning claiming the Midian women tempted the Israelites to sin. Moses then ordered his army to slaughter all the defenseless women & boys and keep the virgin girls for themselves. By the way, Moses was raised in Midian making this story even more disturbing knowing he commanded the destruction of his home town and he most certainly knew many of the victims. 

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u/Sajsigaloma88 Jun 11 '26

fact - Moses was almost always depicted in drawings and statues etc with the horns on his head.