Sirius: The Black Sun

Job 38:32 Canst thou bring forth *Mazzaroth* in *his* season? or canst thou guide Arcturus with his sons?

Mazzaroth - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Latin Vulgate renders the word as "luciferum", there are alternative English translations as "morning star" (CVB, TRC, also Luther's 1545 German translation, as Morgenstern); "day star" (DRA); "Venus" (MSG); "Crown season" (NJB); "sequence of seasons" (NLT); "Lucifer, 'that is, dai sterre (day star)" (Wycliffe's Bible). WES[clarification needed] gives "stars in the southern signs".

"In the Arcane Tradition, *the vast star, Sirius, symbolizes the sun behind the sun, i.e. the true father of our Universe. Sirius was the primordial star of all time,* as the duplicator or renewer (of time cycles). He was known in Egypt as the Doubling One, therefore a Creator or reflector of the Image. Sirius, or Set, was the original 'headless one' --the light of the lower region (the South) who was known (in Egypt) as An (the dog), hence Set-an (Satan), Lord of the infernal regions, the place of heat, later interpreted in a moral sense as 'hell.'" (The Magical Revival, pg. 226-227)

De 3:9 (Which Hermon the Sidonians call *Sirion;* and the Amorites call it Shenir;)

Ps 29:6 He maketh them also to skip like a calf; Lebanon and *Sirion* like a young unicorn.

“This is *the great star of initiation* because our Hierarchy (an expression of the second aspect of divinity) *is under the supervision or spiritual magnetic control of the Hierarchy of Sirius.* These are the major controlling influences whereby the cosmic Christ works upon the Christ principle in the solar system, in the planet, in man and in the lower forms of life expression. It is esoterically called the “brilliant star of sensitivity.” [10. Alice Bailey, Esoteric Astrology]

"..... Hence they name the former Isis, from its being "sent out" (ἴεσϑαι), and travelling, with knowledge, as being a "motion endued with soul," and intelligence, since her Name is not a foreign word; for just as all gods have a common designation derived from "Visible" and "Running" (θεοὶ from θεατὸς and θέειν), *so this goddess do we call Isis,* and the Egyptians also Isis, from the word signifying "knowledge" and "Motion" at the same time. And thus Plato says that the ancients signified "Holy One" (ὁσία) by calling her "Isia," and similarly "Intelligence" and "Perception,"
- Plutarch, Morals & Essays On Isis & Osiris "the existence of a cosmic system of atomic structure whose nucleus is this 'Great Provider,' *the Sothis* ... of the ancients."23

De Lubicz would have known as well the ancient symbolism and association with the three colors of the German national flag - black, red, and white - with ancient Egypt and Atlantis,24 a symbolism of which the Nazis themselves were likely aware.

Thus in its Egyptian variation, the "Black Sun" myth is bound up with the star system of Sirius, and with all the associations with death resurrection, and the "life force" that this entailed within Pharaonic religion.

- Reich of the Black Sun: Nazi Secret Weapons & the Cold War Allied Legend: by Joseph P. Farrell

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[DIODORUS] 'It is said then that the men who dwelled of old in Egypt when they looked up to the cosmos, and were struck with astonishment and admiration at the nature of the universe, supposed that the sun and moon were two eternal and primal gods, one of whom they named Osiris, and the other Isis, each name being applied from some true etymology.
'For when they are translated into the Greek form of speech, Osiris is "many eyed"; with reason, for casting his beams in every direction he beholds, as it were with many eyes, the whole earth and sea: and with this the poet's words agree: "Thou Sun, who all things seest, and nearest all." 5

'But some of the ancient mythologists among the Greeks give to Osiris the additional name Dionysus, and, *by a slight change in the name, Sirius.* One of these, Eumolpus, speaks in his Bacchic poems thus: "Dionysus named, "Bright as a star, his face aflame with rays."

CHAPTER X
Theology of the Phoenicians 'All these stories Thabion, who was the very first hierophant of all the Phoenicians from the beginning, allegorized and mixed up with the physical and cosmical phenomena, and delivered to the prophets who celebrated the orgies and inaugurated the mysteries: and they, purposing to increase their vain pretensions from every source, handed them on to their successors and to their foreign visitors: one of these was *EL-SIRIUS the inventor of the three letters, brother of Chna the first who had his name changed to Phoenix.'*

Sanchuniathons Phoenician History, Extracts from Eusebius of Caesarea: Praeparatio Evangelica (Preparation for the Gospel). Tr. E. H. Gifford (1903) -- Book 1

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