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• tians, and other names,when theSumer Empire began to expand to the centres of its former Motherlands.Thecarriers of the Atlantean/Lemurian knowledge in Britain and other parts ofEuropewere called the Naddred or Adders, a Welsh name for serpent.49 They arebetterknown as the Druids, a Gaelic word in Ireland meaning a wise man,sorcerer, orserpent, and they were called the "snake priests". An Irishmanuscript

• tians, and other names,when theSumer Empire began to expand to the centres of its former Motherlands.Thecarriers of the Atlantean/Lemurian knowledge in Britain and other parts ofEuropewere called the Naddred or Adders, a Welsh name for serpent.49 They arebetterknown as the Druids, a Gaelic word in Ireland meaning a wise man,sorcerer, orserpent, and they were called the "snake priests". An Irishmanuscript

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• ids, Cyclopeans, Promethians, Olympians, the Elect, Asuras, the Illies, Fomorians, the Necromancers, Rayless Ones, Bent Ones, the Dogons, Dagons, the Ana, Amaraka, Nagas, the Rakshasas, Dragon Kings, Naddred, the Brotherhood of the Snake, and the Serpent People. They were also referred to as the Djedhi (see Jedi). The Bible takes the position that the Nephilim were a malign presence and insists that thei

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• "Serpents" that were cast out by Christianity? The Druids held the symbols of the serpent and the dragon in the highest esteem and considered them insignias of royalty. They referred to themselves as Naddreds . This word means "W ise Serpent." It may be connected to the Hebrew Naa s sians (a title meanin g "Serpent Priests" from nasi meaning " saintly leader"), and to Nagas (a Hindu word meaning "Kingly

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• was rendered as a shepherd's crook that was a symbol for the pharaohs, the Druids of Egypt. The pharaohs wore the serpent on their headgear and the serpent was the symbol of the Magi of Ireland, the Naddreds, or Druids. The Druids revered the zodiac above all things. Most of their legends are metaphors for star lore, and encapsulate celestial phenomena such as the movement of the planets and luminaries

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• hat asserts the preposterous idea that Eastern Nuada (Nada) - Pre - Historic king of the anc ient pre - Celtic Irish. Chieftain of the Tuatha de Danann ("People of Goddess Danu"). His name comes from Naddred , the title of the High Druids, meaning "Wise Serpent." His name is the origin of the Biblical Noah (Nuah). A priest of the most ancient Stellar Cult, his tomb is in "Derry" from "Doire" - for Druids

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• he Irish (or Aryan) connection. The most intriguing reference concerns Hiram and the symbol of the serpent. The serpent was the symbol of the ancient Dragon Court and of the Irish Druids (the Adders, Naddreds, or Pendragons, etc). It also served as the universal symbol for wisdom and royalty. There are more real links between Hiram and the serpent. For instance, we noted above that he was of the Tribe of

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• A W elsh serpent goddess revered by the Pheryllt priesthood. The name allegedly means "crooked woman," and is a reference either to Ursa Minor or Draco.) GNADIR/ADDER (This word comes from the Gaelic Naddred, meaning

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• of Light. They were originally Levites and later they were elite Pharisees and Sadducees Order.) NADA ( The high king of ancient Ireland was known as Nuada or Nada or Nuah. The name is a variation of Naddred, meaning "wise serpent," and is probably also akin to Naga which can be rendered Nasha , hence "nation." The word naga denotes the serpent - kings of India . Nuada's Babylonian counterpart is Nata, w

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• he Book of Isaiah. The passage purportedly predicts the coming of Jesus Christ. The imagery here, as in other areas of the Bible, is purely Druidic and Aryan. The Druids referred to themselves as the Naddreds or Adders. These terms, like the Hindu Naga , mean "Serpents." The Druids were, therefore, a Serpent P riesthood. This does not mean anything sinister. It merely means that they were astrologers and

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• look for some remote similarity in the ideas of worship between Orientals and the sons of Erin – James Bonwick ( Irish Druids and Old Irish Religions ) So, the Irish Druids referred to themselves as Naddreds or Adders. Their god Herne holds the serpent and ring, representing Draco and the circumpolar enclosure. Their great Druidic

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• stianity dates from the time of the Levites and Israelites, the followers of Akhenaton. The Mosaic priests who used this emblem were known as "Naassians," and this ter m is reminiscent of the Gaelic "Naddreds" (meaning "Serpent Priests") and the Hindi "Nagas" (meaning Seti I - the great pharaoh of the 19th dynasty (and of the biblical exodus) who, like Heremheb before him, vanq uished the monstrous Cult