The Pet Goat: A Child’s Guide to the Luciferian Doctrine

Ostensibly a children’s story about a girl and her goat, The Pet Goat was in reality a strategically employed device used to introduce this key occult element into the 9/11 MegaRitual; yet, it is more than this. A deeper reading of the text reveals that this children’s story is an allegory of the Luciferian Doctrine: The Father is an overbearing hyper-authoritarian, and the goat—whose initial poor behavior is, in broader context, relatively benign—saves the day. Praise the Goat. The goat’s aggressive behavior and destructive tendencies at first appear problematic, but in the end render the goat uniquely qualified to serve as savior …the All-Devouring is not the bad guy after all. It is Lucifer, the light-bearer, who seeks to set humanity free. Luciferianism constitutes the nucleus of the ruling class religion and represents a radical reevaluation of humanity’s ageless adversary: Satan. It is the ultimate inversion of good and evil: Luciferian mythology caricatures Jehovah as an oppressive tyrant; Satan, who retains his heavenly title of Lucifer, is the liberator of humanity. Masonry, which acts as the contemporary retainer for the ancient Mystery religion, reconceptualizes Satan in a similar fashion. In Morals and Dogma, 33rd degree Freemason Albert Pike candidly ex- alts the fallen angel: LUCIFER, the Light-bearer! Strange and mysterious name to give to the Spirit of Darkness! Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who bears the Light, and with its splendors intolerable blinds feeble, sensual, or selfish Souls? Doubt it not. He makes man aware of his own innate divinity and promises to unlock the god within us all