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CHAPTER #12
PSYCHOMEDICAL
A look at the science of psychology would not be complete without
a look at the ancient Oath of Hippocrates. This oath which our healing
professionals are bound and to which the psychological professionals
seem to ascent is of pagan orientation and is part of what I call,
witchcraft's modern appeal. What makes me say this, is that the oath
was discussed at length at "The Nazi Doctors" trials at Nuremberg,
because the cruellest atrocities in the name of modern scientific
healing were performed by men and women under the auspices of this
oath. My point here is that the Oath itself promotes the type of mass
killings that led to the Holocaust. Why the oath is still with us
to this day and even being promoted by our healing professionals is
beyond me, particularly in the light of what it really means, which
is what I shall discuss in this final chapter dealing with the evils
of psychology.
Hippocrates(460-370 BC) renowned as the "Father of Medicine" was a
pagan, greek mystic and philosopher who became known as a physician.
There is absolutely no documentary proof that he was in actuality
a real, bona fide physician as we imagine a doctor should be today.
The Corpus Hippocraticum a seventy volume work is a compilation of
many different writers only one of which is Hippocrates. "He advised
on mental illness, for which bleeding and laxatives, as well as
psychotherapy, were prescribed; and surgery, in which cauterisation
or burning with a hot iron, was sometimes used to heal wounds". This
statement from the 1995 "lavishly illustrated and vividly written"
Readers Digest Volume entitled How was it Done? accredits Hippocrates
with prescribing "psychotherapy" 1500 years before the term was even
coined. Since Readers Digest is controlled by the Roman Catholic Church
should it surprise us that they are attributing this supposedly modern
psychological phenomenon to an ancient "Saint" who was clearly not
into psychotherapy, as we are duped into understanding it, but its
forbearer which the psychological professionals freely admit is
Spiritualism? I think so. This further incriminates the science of
psychology promoting a species of witchcraft. Furthermore this
statement is more proof of the close relationship that exists between
the medical professionals and the "psychologists" as far back as the
5th century. This helps me understand why the science of psychology
is plagued with so many medical metaphors.
"Hippo's" book of 406 aphorisms, such as the house hold phrase
"Desperate ills call for desperate remedies" shows that his knowledge
of anatomy and physiology was extremely limited. After his death and
in keeping with his "Saintly" demeanour it was said "that honey from
the bees that made their hives near his grave was a miraculous cure
for any ailment" Why the medical profession should have even chosen
him and his oath as their mentor is stunning proof to me, of the criminal
activity going on in the name of supposed healing in this profession.
Since the psychological professionals are only a spin-off from this
medical one they are just as corrupt, I feel. This oath recapitulated
by the popular Jewish psychiatrist R.J.Lifton in one of his books
dealing with Nazi war criminals begins: "I swear by Apollo Physician,
by Asclepius, by Health, by Panacea and by all the gods and goddesses
making them my witnesses, that I will carry out, according to my ability
and judgment this oath and this indenture."
Tabers Medical Dictionary continues what Lifton omits, for the sake
of brevity it seems, and gives a long list of apparent ethical
procedures and principles which our healing professionals are
required, encouraged, and admonished to follow as "this indenture".
The oath closes with foreswearing if the opposite of the indenture
is ever found to be true. But the question that should be asked is,
how can any well educated professional or highly skilled doctor,
particularly a psychiatrist, take an oath swearing to gods and
goddesses who are all adulterers and murderers?
Apollo Physician was never a physician. The reader will note carefully
and importantly that Physician in this oath is not a noun but a surname
and therefore a proper noun. There is a big difference between
"physician" as a noun and "Physician" as a surname as in "Apollo
Physician". It was customary for the ancients and for the pagans
at the time of Hippocrates to attach to their god of choice whatever
personality traits or characteristics they desired. And this is what
Hippocrates is thought to have done with the well known deity of Apollo.
He surnamed him "Physician". The noun "physician" means a person
skilled in the art of healing, specifically a doctor of medicine.
But "Physician" as a surname, particularly for the god Apollo means
the complete opposite of healing. It means death.
The Reverend Alexander Hislop in his book entitled The Two Babylons
tells us quite a bit about the ancient god Apollo and many other of
these supposed healing gods in the Oath of Hippocrates. However the
book is not for the novice and it is very difficult to follow. I've
reworded what I found to be the most important points dealing with
this subject.
Apollo (Physician) is the same as the Egyptian god Horus the hawk
god. And Horus was just a new incarnation of the Babylonian god Osiris
or Nimrod, who in turn was a counterfeit of Jesus Christ the Great
Physician. Let's put it another way. In Egyptian mythology which
the Greeks adopted, hook, line and sinker, Apollo (Physician) became
famous for his mythological combat with the serpent Pytho, which is
where our english word "python", the venomous snake originates. The
Pythian Apollo was the god of the oracles, that is Satan himself,
the originator of sin, and as a deceiver, a counterfeit of Jesus Christ
the Great Physician. It is interesting in greek mythology how Satan,
a mythological character to many still, as Apollo (Physician), has
turned things around and made himself out to be a good god and a
supposedly great healer. Apollo was regarded, long before Hippocrates
was ever born, as the inventor of the bow, which clearly identifies
him with Sagittarius, the mighty hunter of the Zodiac. And Sagittarius
was also the same sign as the Centaur or the Archer. This imaginary
half-man, half-horse creature represented on Babylonian coins, many
of which have been unearthed by archaeologists, was known as Kronos,
Saturn, the father of the gods and Nimrod, another counterfeit of
Jesus Christ the Great Physician. Webster states that Apollo is a
Greek god who in later times became the Roman god of sunlight, prophecy,
music, and poetry. This "Physician" as a surname for Apollo is not
mentioned. It could therefore be a much later addition to Apollo then
we realize. However it should be remembered that the god "Apollo"
and the god "Apollyon" are exactly the same. And "Apollyon" is the
Angel of the bottomless pit in the Book of Revelation.
I don't think, considering how duped our medical and health
professionals are into believing this Oath of Hippocrates that the
point about Jesus being the Great Physician, and none other, and not
the angel to the bottomless pit, even Hippocrates' "Apollo Physician"
can be stretched too far. As one medical missionary has stated "Christ
is the true head of the medical profession. The Chief Physician (if
you please).He is at the side of every God-fearing practitioner who
works to relieve human suffering...that which physicians can only
aid in doing, Christ accomplishes... (physicians) endeavour to assist
nature's work of healing; Christ Himself is the Healer. The physician
seeks to preserve life; Christ imparts life". This is something Apollo
Physician can never do.
The second god the Oath of Hippocrates swears by is Asclepius which
is the latinized name of the greek god Asklepios which signifies simply
"the instructing snake". The name Aselepios however, is capable of
another sense, as derived from "Aaz"; strength, and "klep", to renew
and therefore, in the exotorie doctrine, Aselepios was known simply
as "the strength-restorer" or "the healing god". But, as identified
with the serpent the true meaning of the name is just the opposite.
In Pergamos especially, where pre-eminently "Satan's seat was the
sun-divinity as is well known, was worshipped under the form of a
serpent and under the name of Asculapius, the man instructing serpent".
According to the fundamental doctrine of the Mysteries as brought
from Pergamos to Rome, the sun was the one and only god. An artist
by the name of Joe Maniscalco, who travelled around the world studying
this very point, also brings this up on one of his video presentations
about the number of the beast in Revelation 13 which is "the number
of a man and his number is 666". (see Chapter 7) Aesculapius was the
beneficent influence of the sun which pervaded the souls of men. And
the serpent was a symbol of the enlightening sun, that is Satan a
counterfeit of Jesus Christ the Great Physician.
To this very day, the insignia of the healing profession is a sword
encircled by two serpents. These same two serpents can be seen in
a wood cut from Pompeii in Hislop's book, with the fly destroying
swallow or "the lord of the fly" or the "fly destroying god" of the
oriental world who was called Beelzebub. Beelzebub just means the
restless lord, even that unhappy one who "goeth to and fro in the
earth, and walketh up and down in it, "who" goeth through dry places
seeking rest and finding none". Jesus Christ was called by the
unbelieving Jews in his day Beelzebub for His miraculous abilities
in curing the sick, the lame and the blind, which his own people
attributed as coming from Satan. The Bible describes it thus: "And
the scribes which came down from Jerusalem said: "He hath Beelzebub,
and by the prince of devils casteth he out devils...But some of them
said, He casteth out devils through Beelzebub the chief of the devils."
From this, the inference is unavoidable that Satan in his own proper
name, must have been the great god of all the pagan mysteries and
is the supreme god of the Hippocratic oath. But more than this these
mysteries Hislop tells us via the pagan Pontifex in Pergomas were
cleverly transferred to the pope in Rome who was thus the high priest
of Satan which is where the number 666 fits in because this number
can only be the number of this man. The protestant reformer and rebel
monk Martin Luther further justifies this point in the light of these
affairs by his calling the Pope the "Antichrist". In this sense the
Pope entered in league with that system of devil-worship which is
to this day under the guise of the instructing snake or the god
Asclepius, the very same god in the Oath of Hippocrates.
It should also be noted that Asclepius being the latinized form of
the word Asclepias is according to Webster's dictionary the name for
swallow-wort, which sheds more light on the "fly destroying swallow"
theory of Hislop. Swallow-wort is part of a species of plants from
the milkweed family whose roots have been used for centuries as an
emetic, cathartic, and diuretic. The ancients we could also say have
simply deified the plant into a god. This is pantheism and a very
well respected teaching in Hinduism but certainly not in Christianity.
No matter how you cut the cards Asclepius is not a god of health .
"Health" the third name in the Hippocratic oath is a proper noun.
It is not, as we are ignorantly led to believe, the condition
of being sound in body, mind and spirit or freedom from physical disease
or pain. Well being is not intended. How can it be when Apollo Physician
is not a physician and Asclepius is just another mystic name for Satan?
Health then, to repeat, is a proper noun in this oath and not a noun.
However similar to the noun the name Health is derived from the middle
english word "helthe", which comes from the old english "haelth",
which comes from the word "hal", which means health. Similarly the
verb "to heal" comes, from the middle english "helen" which is from
the old english "haelen", which is akin to the old high german "heilen",
then back to the old english "hal", which means health.
When the german people in the Second World War saluted Hitler their
grand Fuehrer, they said "Heil! Hitler!" which most thought meant
"health to you Hitler" because "heil" in german means health. But
"Heil" capitalized and used as a proper noun does not necessarily
mean health at all. Another thing they did was raise their right arms,
out and up, while saying this. Note again "Heil" was always
capitalized, though it seemed to be used as an adjective to describe
Hitler. It was a word made famous by the Nazis. In a little children's
book entitled "the Story of Science" by Edmund Hunter there is an
illustration of Hippocrates graduates under a plain tree on the island
of Cos, taking the hypocritic "Hippocratic Oath" because to me it
was just that. Similar to the German salute to Hitler in the Nazi
era, these medical graduates are saluting or swearing by their gods
and goddesses in the taking of their oath with their arms raised out
and up, the same as the German people did when they saluted Hitler.
This can hardly be a coincidence. We see similarities then between
the healing professionals of ancient times taking the Oath of
Hippocrates and the Nazi regime's pledge the German people made to
Hitler who in many ways was looked upon as a god. The Jewish
psychiatrist R.J.Lifton states that "For quite a number of
doctors...Hitler not only had the power of a commander in chief in
a political sense, but was also the highest ranking physician...Hitler
had been made into a god-like being..." and as we now know in retrospect
"a psychopath...". Could it not very well be as I mentioned in Chapter
10 that in our universities, seminaries, medical schools and many
other institutions of supposed higher learning we are but breeding
"god-like being(s)" even more "psychopath(s)" ready to follow or
even to be another Hitler? I believe the "Signs of the Times" tell
us this is quite possible.
Hitler himself demanded unquestionable obedience like the gods. And
in this sense "Hela", the goddess of hell, and the husband of Pluto
in Greek mythology, more perfectly resembles this goddess of Health
in the Oath of Hippocrates. It is also strangely reminiscent to
Hitler's "Sieg, Heil!" made famous by his Nazi party. "Hela", "Heil"
or "Health" only demanded grief, sickness, gloom and death. According
to the legend messengers were sent all over the world to see to it
that the goddess' orders were carried out. History makes it quite
clear that "Heil! Hitler!" was about the closest to hell this earth
has ever seen, and this is the fruit of the goddess of Health in the
Oath of Hippocrates. Why our healing professionals of this century
should ever be hankering after the goddess of Health, Hitler's "Heil"
or "Hela" the goddess of Hell remains a terrible enigma.
The fourth god mentioned in the Oath of Hippocrates is Panacea. The
noun panacea from the Greek word panakeia means "to heal", it means
a remedy for all ills or difficulties, a cure-all. But notice again
that Panacea in the oath is a proper noun, similar to Apollo Physician,
Asclepius and Health. Like Panacea's other companion gods and
goddesses healing is not intended, nor has it ever been.
The first part of the name Panacea is Pan and gives us the meaning
of the name. Pan signifies "to turn aside". Hislop informs us that
Pan is a synonym of Hata which means "to sin", the proper generic
meaning of which is "to turn aside from the straight line", and that
name was the first name of our first parent Adam which was given to
him by the "doubters" and "unbelievers" of that day.
Hislop states: "Now let the reader look at what is on the breast of
the Ephesian Diana as mother of the gods and he will see a reference
to her share in the same act of going aside; for there is a crab,
and how does a crab go but sideways? This, then, shows another of
the signs of the Zodiac. Cancer commemorates the fatal turning aside
of our first parents, from the paths of righteousness, when the
covenant of Eden was broken. In the Eleusian Mysteries, that
commemorated the rape of Proserpine, that is, the seduction of Eve
(in the garden of Eden by Satan), the lamented god, or Bacchus (the
brother of Apollo) was represented as a baby, at the breast of the
Great Mother who is called Deo". And Deo applied to the Great Mother
is evidently just another form of Idaia Mater "The Mother of Knowledge"
today the Papal Virgin Mary. We've all sang at church of course the
christmas song that goes "In exelcis Deo" without perhaps knowing
what it meant. "The joy of the Hilaria or rejoicing festival was
enhanced by the new birth of Attes "the sinner" or Adam, that is,
Pan or (Panacea) who in consequence of his breach of the covenant
had become dead in "trespasses and sins". Why anyone with a sane mind
would ever want to rejoice or consider hilarious the sin of our first
parents can only be explained by looking into pagan mythology, where
all sins such as: licentiousness, promiscuity of all kinds, idol
worship, theft, adultery, covetousness, lying, swearing falsely,
rape, murder and death were immortalized and subsequently deified.
Such was the case for Panacea which was not panacea at all.
The Oath of Hippocrates though swears by all the gods and goddesses
there are in the world. There is absolutely no distinction made in
the oath as to who is who or what is what. It is only our imaginations
and ancient mythology which are left to take a wild guess at what
these names all may mean, never really thinking of course in this
modern age of ours that we are but paying homage to gods and goddesses
that represent Satan who is depicted as a little red man with a pitch
fork but in reality is our cutting rival for truth, righteousness
and eternal life. Today, I believe, many of these gods and goddesses
have been resurrected from ancient mythology and have taken on modern
cartoon forms like: Superman, Casper the Ghost, Spider-Man, Batman
and many other cartoon figures. The programs and movies on television
called Zoro, Robin Hood, Hercules, Ben-Hur, the Ten Commandments,
(By the way, "Elvis Presley's leading lady in his first film entitled
"Love Me Tender" was Debra Paget, who also starred in "the Ten
Commandments", Cecille B. DeMille's Biblical extravaganza"), Raiders
of the Lost Ark, Cleopatra and many others were all based on ancient
mythological characters to further popularize, to modern minds, the
immortality of the gods and goddesses that have only been
representative of the "Evil One". Bubble gums, candies, baked goods
like "hot cross buns", art, calligraphy, yoga, gardening and many
other unsuspecting things upon close scrutiny reveal the presence
of a mastermind bent on destroying us in the name of Health and healing.
Is it any wonder as the psychiatrist Lifton points out after
interviewing 350 Nazi war doctors that these individuals for the most
part considered themselves "the priests of the holy flame of life"?
Fire being the sacred means of soul purification in all the mysteries
particularly in the Bacchic orgies. To the SS Nazi doctor "the art
of healing" had taken on a 20th century "divine mission", a "kamikaze"
or divine wind, or drift, if you please, which would of never been
complete without the atrocities of the holocaust. And in this "the
psychiatrists, psychologists and medical doctors could be the true
saviours of mankind"? Absolute rubbish!
The Oath of Hippocrates is still a very relevant oath today in the
medical profession. According to my latest Tabers Cyclopedic Medical
Dictionary it is directly linked
to more modern oaths like the
Declaration of Geneva, Declaration of Hawaii, the Nightingale Pledge
(which the nurses take), and the Prayer of Maimonides. The saddest
part about all these "oaths" is that they do not recognize that Jesus
who hung on the cross of Calvary, was buried and three days later
resurrected from the grave, and is now in the heavens above ministering
on our behalf is the Greatest of all Physicians. They do not recognize
one iota more than "The Nazi Doctors" did during World War II, that
God has reconciled the world unto Himself in His only begotten Son
Jesus Christ. Also and perhaps just as importantly, the insignia for
the medical professionals regardless of the gods and goddesses they
swear by in all these oaths is still a sword entwined by a serpent.
It is true that in the wilderness when the Hebrews were dying of
venomous snake bites, way back there in Old Testament times, Moses
lifted up a metal serpent on a stick and bade everyone to look and
be healed as God had commanded. The serpent was figurative of Jesus
Christ who would on the cross of Calvary be made sin for us. That
is why Jesus Himself said in the New Testament that "as Moses lifted
up the serpent in the wilderness so must also the Son of man be lifted
up, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but inherit
eternal life". Since none of these oaths would ever acknowledge that
Jesus Christ is here represented by the medical insignia, of a sword
and a serpent, we can but only conclude it is symbolic of Satan and
that healing is not intended nor has it ever been. This leads me to
the same conclusion that Dr. E.W. Bullinger did in his book The Witness
of the Stars.
"The world is sick, and yet not unto death; There is for it a day
of health in store; From lips of love there comes the healing breath,The breath of Him who all its sickness bore, And bids it rise to strength
and beauty evermore.
Evil still reigns; and deep within we feel The fever, and the palsy,
and the pain Of life's perpetual heartaches, that reveal The rooted
poison, which from heart and brain, We labour to extract, but labour
in vain.
Our skill avails not; ages come and go, Yet bring with them no respite
and no cure; The hidden wound, the sigh of pent-up woe, The sting
we smother, but must still endure, The worthless remedies which no
relief procure,All these cry out for something more divine, Which the worst woes
of earth may not withstand; Medicine that cannot fail - the oil and
wine, The balm and myrrh, growth of no earthly land, And the all-skilful
touch of the great Healer's hand.
Man needs a prophet: Heavenly prophet, speak, And teach him what he
is too proud to hear. Man needs a priest: True Priest, Thy silence
break, And speak the words of pardon in his ear. Man needs a king:
O King, at length in peace appear".