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===History===
===History===
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In order to understand pagan religion, one must understand a mathematical concept "the circle of circumpolar rotation". In early mythology the soul following– death traveled to the North Pole, climbed the North pole and entered the star towards which the North Pole was currently pointing. At these moments Mars appeared to be as large as the moon appears today. In addition to two rocky asteroids, a heavy metal asteroid was visible orbiting Mars . This asteroid was magnetically attracted towards the magnetic north pole of Earth. The radioactive asteroid (the Left Eye of Horus) loaded souls from the current pole star onto itself. The asteroid traveled back to Mars where it unloaded these souls. Mars distributed the souls among the stars in the sky until the souls were given new bodies to live in and were returned to Earth.

The circle of circumpolar rotation is drawn in the sky by the North Pole. Along the edge of this circle are stars representing the Patriarchs that are listed in GENESIS. Each Patriarch in turn is responsible for collecting those souls waiting to enter Heaven. In 1500 BC this star was present in the center of the cup of the Little Dipper. This is the "Christ" named by Moses, who is a Gemini personality and is described in the story of the "Wizard of Oz". The next Patriarch was Baal Hammon. Then in 1 AD came the Patriarch that is known as "Jesus Christ". Jesus Christ is an Aries personality prototype who is represented by the "Lamb of God". Our Patriarch currently is a fish. Magus Physician.

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====Late Antiquity====
====Medieval history====
====Medieval history====

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  • Chaldean - I am a Chaldean Assyrian and I was born in Baghdad, Iraq. I can speak our language fluently and I would like to help out anyway I can with the topic about our people.
  • Suryoyo - Im a Syriac from Sweden, I have a master in Computer Science and im currently researching about syriac history (arameans/assyrians/chaldeans).
  • Gareth Hughes — I am an Anglican linguist, working especially with Syriac, classical and modern. I have made a number of trips to various parts of Turkey and Syria to study the language.
  • Sargon - I am a Syriac speaking Chaldean Catholic Assyrian. I was born in Baghdad, Iraq. The village of my anscestors is Araden and Hakkari. I speak fluent Syriac, both the Chaldean and Assyrian dialects (Alqosh and Urmia as this encyclopedia has listed). Although the Araden dialect is slightly different. I can write both Estrangeli (squared) and Madhanaya scripts as well as Assyrian (Ktav Ashuri or Hebrew). I was raised into the Chaldean tradition, however I've always referred to myself as an Assyrian; yet most people in the Detroit area are familiar with only the term Chaldean. My family were the leaders of Araden and still own 900 acres of land there.
  • Yuhanen Beth Tshallo - Im also an Assyrian/Syriac. Im originally from Anhil in Turabdin/Turkey.Im also fluent in Syriac (Turoyo) and Assyrian ( Sureth). For now I live in Sweden but Im planning to move back to Anhil in a couple of years.
  • Edwin Cannon ܐܕܘܢ ܟܢܘܢ - I am an Assyrian who is still attending High School and who is part of the Assyrian Church of the East. My family is originally from Shamezdin (Nochiya), Turkey. I am live and was born in Chicago, USA. My father is born in Kirkuk, Iraq and my mother is born in Baghdad, Iraq. I speak fluent Assyrian, but I am a little slow on reading and writing in the Syriac language. I plan on becoming a Civil Engineer and move to Iraq to help rebuild the remaining villages that we have left.
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