Reality According To
Cooper / Tier 2 — Mystery Babylon: The Mystery Schools and Their Lineage / spiritual

Quetzalcoatl

According to William Cooper · cited in 3 hrs · aka feathered / plumed / winged serpent, Kukulcan (Kulkul Khan), Gucumatz, Amaru…
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In Hall, read by Cooper, a priest-initiate from the land of the seven colors (Tlapallan). He was born of a virgin, identified with Venus the morning star, and entrusted his secrets "to an order of priests governed by a hierophant or master"[1]. He "revealed the attributes of the master builder"[2] and founded "splendid socialized empires"[3]. Cooper stresses that Hall is linking him "directly to Freemasonry"[4].
Aliases
feathered / plumed / winged serpentKukulcan (Kulkul Khan)GucumatzAmaruCe AcatlTlahuizcalpantecuhtli
Controls / directs
He founded the Priesthood of the Feathered Serpent and the socialized empires (Socialism), created the Tonalamatl, and controls the Aztecs ("overshadowed a dynasty of rulers and priests")[5]
Answers to / controlled by
opposed and killed by Tezcatlipoca (slow poison, "corruption of his doctrine")attacked by the Red God of War[2]
Lineage
successor of Votan; son of Xochiquetzal (virgin birth); created by Tonacatecuhtli's breath; Lord Kingsborough suggests he was the Apostle Thomas; in Peru he is Amaru[2]
Dates
before the Christian era[1]
Places
TlapallanTulaCholula (nearly twenty yearsthe great pyramid built in his honor)VeracruzMexicoPeru
Key events
  • ancient: poisoned, leaves Tula for Cholula, then sails east on a raft of serpents promising to return with white-faced men
  • 1519: the Spaniards taken as his return[2]
Members / notable people
Priesthood of the Feathered Serpent (H25)
Author's claims · 2
  1. 01"He left behind him a priesthood that perpetuated with esoteric rites the mysteries of the feathered serpent"[4].
  2. 02Chroniclers: Bernardino de Sahagun, Mendieta (a bearded white man in a robe with red crosses), the Codex Vaticanus A (four temples), the Codex Chimalpopoca, the Codex Telleriano-Remensis and Lucien Biart[1].
Sources · 3
H25 H26 H27

Notes

  1. ↑ a b c The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 25 - America's Assignment with Destiny (1-3).
  2. ↑ a b c d The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 25 - America's Assignment with Destiny (1-3); Hour 26 - America's Assignment with Destiny (2-3).
  3. ↑ The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 27 - America's Assignment with Destiny (3-3).
  4. ↑ a b The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 26 - America's Assignment with Destiny (2-3).
  5. ↑ The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 25 - America's Assignment with Destiny (1-3); Hour 26 - America's Assignment with Destiny (2-3); Hour 27 - America's Assignment with Destiny (3-3).
  6. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter two: "Don't mention the reptiles" (part 1); Chapter two: "Don't mention the reptiles" (part 2); Chapter Four: The Suns of God (part 1); Chapter Four: The Suns of God (part 2); Chapter Nine: Land of the 'free' (part 1).