THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OCCULT CONNECTION Full documentary

Keep in mind as you read this, I am expounding what they believe and teach, their truth is not our truth. Their enlightenment, is not our enlightenment. Their awakening, is not our awakening. Their god is not our God.

The Knights Templar is who brought the mysteries or esoteric occult teachings from the Middle East to Europe. They were never a part of the Catholic Church, as you will learn.

They did not vanish as history lessons claim. Their tradition continued quietly, reshaped, becoming what are now called the Mystery Schools. Across every land and era, those who sought hidden knowledge lifted their prayers upward to their gods, longing for the return of hidden knowledge's dominion. These seekers, those who prayed, worked, and endured, formed a hidden fellowship born from a so called suffering world. Symbolically, this was Isis clothed in mourning, wandering the earth in search of her lost lord.

Age after age, across countless nations, men and women pursued this lost wisdom. At last, the hidden knowledge was recovered and restored, celebrated once more by those who understood its power. Through sacred rites and esoteric practices known to the initiates of old and preserved by their successors, the fallen god was symbolically raised again.

From this union emerged a priesthood identified with Horus, the hawk, the watchful eye that sees all, a symbol still echoed on the reverse of the Great Seal of the United States.

These initiates were known as the companions of Horus, guardians of the mysteries. Among them stood a chief figure, described by scholars as the supreme master of initiation, often represented wearing the jackal mask of Anubis. Anubis, born of divine and material union, embodied humanity itself mortal, yet capable of rising into higher awareness.

Those who attained this hidden knowledge and the mysteries within the dark arts were called the enlightened. Collectively, they formed what has long been dismissed as myth, the Illuminati not a single organization, but the enduring body of those who have crossed from ignorance into illumination.

THE ASSASSINS, THE INITIATION OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS, AND THE CRUSADES

During the Crusades, allegiance among the Ismailis no longer rested with a distant religious authority but became centered entirely on a single commanding figure known as the Sheikh of the Mountain. His influence spread fear across the region, unsettling kings, sultans, and even the leaders of the Crusades.

Those under his command displayed an unwavering devotion enduring pain, danger, and death without resistance whenever they were summoned to act, whether to guard their master or to eliminate an enemy.

Once an order was given, the chosen operative departed without hesitation. Distance, risk, and certainty of death meant nothing. Identified by stark ceremonial attire meant to symbolize purity and sacrifice, these agents blended into their surroundings, waiting patiently for the exact moment to strike. Their success rate became legendary, their precision rarely questioned.

Accounts from the period even suggest that European royalty were aware of and at times entangled with this shadow network. One such incident links the death of Conrad of Montferrat to infiltrators who embedded themselves within his circle under the guise of faith. When the first attack failed, one of them returned to complete the act, meeting his end calmly despite brutal punishment.

What made this order unique was not merely assassination, but absolute obedience. The psychological conditioning engineered by Hasan produced followers who carried out commands flawlessly, with no recorded defection or refusal. This level of control over human will remains nearly unmatched.

Strategically, the Assassins operated on multiple fronts. They formed alliances when advantageous and opposed the same groups when circumstances shifted, navigating the Crusades with calculated neutrality or cooperation including occasional coordination with, and opposition to, the Knights Templar. At the same time, they continued their quiet war against Persian power.

Their reach was so effective that even a powerful sultan preparing to destroy them was forced to reconsider after waking to find a dagger placed beside his head an unmistakable warning that his life was already within their grasp. Rather than risk open conflict, he chose diplomacy. In exchange for restraint, the Assassins gained a level of autonomy few others possessed.

It was during this era of treaties, covert warfare, and shared campaigns that many believe a transfer of hidden knowledge occurred. Through contact, conflict, and alliance, elements of the Mysteries are said to have passed into the hands of the Knights Templar perpetuating ideas that would later reappear within Western esoteric traditions.