Halloween 2005 - Day of Mars,
God of War - Blood Red
This year, "all hollows eve" falls
after sundown "Monday" and into Tuesday or Dies
Martis or
Tuesday
Dies Martis, means mars day, after Mars, the
Roman god of war. The day was known to the pagan Germans after their own
god of war, Tiw (pronounced too) as Tiw's (pronounced tooz) day,
from which we get Tuesday.
http://www.keyway.ca/htm2004/20040629.htm
Why do I mention this? Because this
Halloween which falls on God of War / MARS DAY (Tuesday) is the day just so
happens (if there is such a thing) that MARS, the pagan God of War will
be closest to Earth. Coincidence? We'll have to watch and see.
What is the significance of the
Planet Mars being closest to Earth on MARS DAY which so happens to be
Satan's High Holy Day? Mars is the ROMAN GOD OF WAR!
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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05.
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| Mars, in Roman
religion and mythology |
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| in Roman religion and mythology, god of war. In early Roman
times he was a god of agriculture, but in later religion (when he
was identified with the Greek
Ares) he was
primarily associated with war. Mars was the father of Romulus, the
founder of the Roman nation, and, next to Jupiter, he enjoyed the
highest position in Roman religion. The Salii, his priests, honored
him by dancing in full armor in the Campus Martius, the site of his
altar. Chariot races and the sacrifice of animals were primary
features of the festivals held in his honor in March (named for him)
and October. Mars was represented as an armed warrior. His
attributes include the spear and shield, and the wolf and woodpecker
were sacred to him. He was frequently associated with Bellona, the
Roman goddess of war. |
Not sure if it means anything, or
what if anything it means. But hey, interesting non-the-less...
But if you follow Occult
"signatures", which Satan uses to speak to her minions... you will notice
"31" and "13" all over the following article on NASA web site concerning the
closest approach over the next 13 years of the God of War on October 31 on
the Day of Mars which this year falls on Halloween... hmmmmm.
Spooky Astronomy
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10.27.2005
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Halloween is a big night for astronomers
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On Oct. 31st, the
planet Mars is making its closest approach to Earth for the next 13 years. (13
years? Cross your fingers.) Technically speaking, the moment of closest approach
occurs on Oct. 30th, a day before Halloween, but the difference in distance
between the 30th and the 31st is too slight to matter.
Trick or Treaters
will notice Mars rising in the east at sunset:
sky map. It looks like a pumpkin-colored star, so intense that people in
brightly-lit cities can see it. Some say it's
blood red, but maybe that's just Halloween talking.
Mars will soar
almost overhead at midnight (as seen from North America) and stay "up" all night
long. Halloween 2005 is truly the night of Mars.
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