I finished reading through the document I linked. I didn’t believe in the alien stuff, but then, I am always open to being wrong. Whatever the case, lots of people are describing the same type of entity I encountered, but are using different words for them: archons, parasites, aliens, reptilians, demons, etc.
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A few posts back, I wrote about Terebellum as The Undertaker. Not long after he appeared, he brought another Black Butler character with himself, Grell Sutcliff. This woman:
She revealed that she is actually fixed star Lesath and her friend, the character Madame Red is her twin sister star, Shaula. They both belong to Sekhmet. Interestingly, astronomers call these two stars “The Cat’s Eyes,” and Sekhmet is a lion!
Lesath and Shaula are the stinger in the Scorpio constellation and are considered to be among the deadliest, bloodiest, most violent stars in the sky. Astrologers are confused about which attributes of the pair belong to which star, but Sekhmet told me they represent “the two sides of the blade.” Lesath is the side of the blade that is a weapon, something used to maim and kill, while Shaula is the surgeon’s scalpel, an instrument of healing.
When Lesath whispered a story about herself in the writer’s ear, the result was not what she wanted. Her character, Grell, ended up being an insulting transgender stereotype. Grell is portrayed as an idiot in the series and is the butt of jokes. The other characters call her words such as pervert, freak, that thing, etc. She’s shown as a sex-obsessed predator who wants get it on with anything that breathes, including in one episode, a demon dog. Yes, a dog.
That is the danger in whispering stories to humans—they think it is “creative inspiration” and will take the story in they want, which is sometimes something the spirit did not want. In this case, the author added in her own transphobia. Lesath wanted Grell to be an inspiration to trans women in a time they had less visibility than today.
After a bit, Lesath showed me what she really looks like. She had the long red hair, green eyes, and crocodile teeth, but she was in female form. She was tall and muscular like an Amazon warrior. She wore a long red dress covered in sequins and red high heels. Her personality is very different from her character’s, but there were a few similarities such as her exuberance and her love for blood and the color red.
Lesath said that she was once in male form, but she realized a mistake had been made and Khnum gave her a new female form. I asked Khnum how he did it. He said that he made a clay model of her male form and resculpted it into a female form. If only it was that easy in the material world!
Lesath said she loves being Death, for death is a force that no one can control, tame, destroy, conquer, or dominate. Humans fear death, and men especially fear her, for she is a wild, uncontrollable female force.
Lesath says to trans women, gaze into the sky at the constellation of Scorpio and know that Sekhmet’s most powerful, deadliest warrior is one of you. Call upon me and I will aid you.
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Speaking of LGBTQ, here are some other fixed stars. I have not met the spirits of any of these.
Alphecca: According to Firmicus Maternus, this star “beds both boys and girls.”
The Pleiades stars are connected to homosexuality: Alcyone, Asterope, Celaeno, Electra, Maia, Merope, Taygeta.
It also appears they can be connected to transgender people. Here is Firmicus Maternus again:
They will always be bright, with a polished forehead and neat clothes, ready to frequently put on other people’s hair and pretend to have a fake and contrived beauty, softening the form of the whole body with various kinds of pigments. These, having removed their hair, will transform their body into the image of a woman’s body, whose clothes are also refined to resemble women’s clothing. These, walking softly, hang their footsteps with a certain delicate moderation. But ambition tempts these, and they so desire this disease that they think that virtue and the greatest joy of happiness will come to them from it. They will always love or pretend to love, and they will regret that they were born men.