The Very Dark Roots of Christmas you should know

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Christmas Day have very dark roots

 On the 25th of December every year, many religious people, especially Christians, usually gather together with feasting and festivals in order to celebrate and honor this day, a day in which many believe that the Savior Jesus Christ was born. If you ask any Christians about a proof of what they are preaching, they will show you a book by the name of the Bible. But even in the Bible itself, it is not recorded, it is not written from any verse that this person by the name of Jesus was born on the 25th of December. It is good to understand that this day, 25th of December, it is a day that was celebrated even before Christianity by many European pagan traditions.

Now, what if I told you that this person by the name of Jesus was not born on the 25th of December, was a fictional character, and Christmas Day have very dark roots? Let me explain. Before it was called Christmas, this day from many pagan communities was known by many names, including:

Sol Invictus, the worship of Unconquered Sun

Santa Nelia, the worship of the god Saturn, god of time and agriculture

Yule, the worship of the rebirth of the sun.

This day was characterized by the god Odin, who was believed to fly with an eight-legged horse in the sky, gifting people and punishing the bad, the worship of Nimrod in ancient Babylon, and the worship of Mithras in ancient Rome and ancient Persia. Christianity was legalized in the Roman Empire by Emperor Constantine during the Nicene Creed. Now, due to political reason, the church in Rome wanted followers into Christianity, since Christianity was a new religion in the Roman Empire. Now, many Romans were converted into Christians. In order to keep them into Christianity, it was easier to allow them to keep their own festivals. Now, what the Romans did, the Romans used to change the name of festivals, but they never changed the structures.

The church in Rome legalized 25th of December, a day of celebrating the birth of Christ, a day in which in Roman Empire, that day was the day of the Sol Invictus after Santa Nelia. From Sol Invictus, which was the worship of the Unconquered Sun, it was changed to Christmas, the worship of the Son of God. Christmas Day, it is a day that involves many characters, including the Christmas tree, Santa, the gnomes, and others. All these things have very dark roots, especially when it comes to ancient Babylon and the Norse mythology.

During Santa Nelia in ancient Rome, they used to choose a single person who would act as the god of misrule during Santa Nelia. Now, this person had his wish fulfilled in Santa Nelia. In this day, the roles were changed. Slaves became masters, masters became slaves. Now, in the darker roots of this day, this person who was chosen as the god of misrule was sacrificed at the end.

If you want to know more of how dark Christmas is, the dark origin of Christmas tree, the dark origin of the gnomes, who was Santa, the dark festivals involving this day, including human sacrifice, I have done a full video on our YouTube channel called Awaken044. Go and watch that video to learn more. Remember, this is one of the most controversial topics, and many people don't want to hear the truth because they have been convinced that whatever they believe is the only truth. I'm not telling you not to celebrate this day, but as you celebrate, it is good to understand what you're celebrating. Peace and love.