Madonna's New Age End Time Satanism: A Revelation

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Madonna, star, queen and divinity, but also sometimes scapegoat [...] Goddess and priestess of her own cult, she upsets the adepts of more traditional cults: Christian, Muslims and Jews. The Madonna Satanic Ritual was a spectacular lip synced performance that left many of her fans in awe. The NFL Half Time Show featured cult-like costumes with performers (Madonna’s followers) displaying ritualistic dance moves that are clearly identified as a Satanic cult celebration ritual. Madonna is a high level Illuminati member. She performs a satanic rituel [sic] at the show as well,” wrote Murat aydın. “When she points [at the] audience with her fingers [it is] meaningful. She already knew about the corona virus in 2019. Don’t u see it is obvious this virus pandemic is known to these people at that time because it is artificial not naturel [sic].”

Another wrote: “I’ve never been so excited!” “And suddenly just like that I’m on the floor passed out,” another excited fan chimed in. Levenda, Peter; Krassner, Paul (2011). Sinister Forces—The Manson Secret: A Grimoire of American Political Witchcraft. TrineDay. ISBN 978-1936296798. Scherstuhl, Alan (March 17, 2012). "So Madonna Is a Satanist, According to This Detailed and Hilarious Christian Post Article". SF Weekly . Retrieved September 24, 2022. Not everyone is coming to the future. And they are wearing masks. And she his wearing a crown. Crown in greek is corona. I see it now,” wrote user vagg. G.Madonna attended a Kabbalah lecture in Israel during the 2004 Jewish New Year. Her decision to visit Rachel's Tomb was criticized by pro-Palestinian activists, and some protests were made. [148] Agence France-Presse (AFP), informed that she raised questions over the nature of her faith. [57] Professor Goldman, commented she received an overwhelming amount of media and government attention, resulting in "unforeseen diplomatic consequences". [25] As a result, Egypt banned Madonna from visiting their country. [25] In an article for The Guardian, Chris McGreal described how Orthodox men chanted shabbos while others yelled at her to go home, accusing Madonna of desecrating their religion. [79] The Jewish agency International Society for Sephardic Progress requested to Yitzhak Kaduri —the maximun authority of Kabbalah in his time— refuse to bless the singer. [149] Kaduri flatly refused to see Madonna on her pilgrimage to Israel. [150] Another key sign of being part of the Illuminati? Never seeming to age. In other words, Beyoncé and Rihanna have a tonof explaining to do. Laderman, Gary; León, Luis (2003). Religion and American Cultures: An Encyclopedia of Traditions, Diversity, and Popular Expressions. Vol.1. ABC-CLIO. ISBN 157607238X. Olitzky, Kerry M. (2013). Playlist Judaism: Making Choices for a Vital Future. Rowman & Littlefield. ISBN 978-1566996037. Dubin, Steven C. (2013). Arresting Images: Impolitic Art and Uncivil Actions. Routledge. ISBN 978-1135214678.

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Madonna attracted the displeasure of Hindu and Jews spiritual leaders. [60] [78] Orthodox rabbis also concerned about Madonna, denouncing her for debasing Judaism's deepest mystical tradition, [79] while accusing her of breaking taboos in Kabbalah. [80] Professors of religious studies, Eugene V. Gallagher and Lydia Willsky-Ciollo explained in New Religion (2021), that the Jewish Kabbalah is typically exclusively men and rabbis by trade, but celebrities such as Madonna have taken up the practice under new guise; as a result, both Madonna and Kabbalah Centre attained some criticisms by this conduit. [81] Rabbi Yisrael (Israel) Deri, caretaker of Isaac Luria's tomb (founder of Kabbalah), commented "this kind of woman wreaks an enormous sin upon the Kabbalah". [80] [82] Chief Rabbi of Safed (the birthplace of the Kabbalistic tradition), Shmuel Eliyahu in a open letter to Madonna, pointed out that her performances and public behavior were not in keeping with the values of the practice, "the enchanting wisdom you have so much respect for". [25] Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet strongly objected to Madonna's use of the Kabbalah, arguing that it tarnishes Judaism when people who do not observe Jewish law practice Jewish mysticism. [83] A prominent Jewish rabbi from London, also rebuked her practice of Kabbalah. [83] Or, hey, maybe it’s about coronavirus. But we could also probably leave those predictions up to Nostradamus. Danesi, said that calling Madonna an "icon" was also a result of the irony of her name. [197] "Her face matches her name [...] she really look like a madonna", wrote the interviewer of arguably her first-ever press article (1978), from The Charlotte Observer. [204] Whelan, Christine B. (August 4, 2006). "Have I Sinned?". Busted Halo . Retrieved September 22, 2022. a b Martin, Cath (December 5, 2014). "Madonna on prayer: It 'isn't a religious thing' ". Christian Today . Retrieved September 12, 2022.

From that analogy, American journalist Ricardo Baca commented in 2008, that for some, Madonna is a " divine creation"—an otherworldly gift to the masses in the form of an incessantly morphing entity who's been steering [...] religious trends [...] for the last 25 years. [2] E. San Juan Jr. cited a biographer who reported in the early 1990s, "millions pray at the altar of Madonna, Our Lady of Perpetual Promotion". [125] In her 2019 novel Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts: An Adventure, Kate Racculia refers to "the altar of Our Lady Madonna Louise of Ciccone", thus telling part of the story of "Dex". [126] Film director David Fincher once described his bond with the singer: "Madonna is my Vatican, she's my Sistine Chapel". [127] Writing for The Guardian in 2010, author Wendy Shanker called Madonna as her guru. She described herself as a fan and not fanatic. [128] In The Power of Madonna, character Sue Sylvester "looks up to Madonna more than any other person, concept, or deity". [129] Tomaselli, Keyan G.; Scott, David H. T. (2009). Cultural Icons. Left Coast Press. ISBN 978-1598743654. a b "Madonna ignores plea to tone down act". The Sydney Morning Herald. September 13, 2006 . Retrieved September 15, 2022. Madonna supported by Jewish, Hindu communities". The Hindu. August 29, 2009 . Retrieved October 24, 2022. Bucar, Liz (2022). Stealing My Religion: Not Just Any Cultural Appropriation. Harvard University Press. ISBN 978-0674287266.