Welcome to the Illuminati!- Petros Agapetos

**Petros Agapetos** · 12-05-2016, 08:15 PM

Last month I joined the Illuminati, and became what's known as a "citizen member".

This means I have ordered and read the "New Testament of the Illuminati" explaining who they are and what they stand for.

I joined them because I always wanted to be part of a movement that spreads enlightenment values not just in Europe but all over the globe.

If you're interested in joining, please ask me before you do, to make sure you don't find their organization objectionable for whatever reason.

I am not part of the secret society yet. I need to become sufficiently 'enlightened' to do that.

Once you register, you can get their teachings directly sent to your email. I will share just a couple with you to give you an idea of what they teach.

**Petros Agapetos** · 12-05-2016, 08:17 PM

I ordered two necklaces bearing the Illuminati symbol, one in gold (recommended), the other in silver.
They are not expensive.

**Petros Agapetos** · 12-05-2016, 08:20 PM

Here is one email I received from them:

Petros,

Our organization receives thousands of messages every week. A large portion of these are questions from citizens seeking advice from Illuminati members with ways to improve their lives, careers, and futures.

Many are willing to put in the effort required to do great things – they simply need the guidance to find the right way. We feel it is our duty to aid every willing member of the human species in the betterment of their own lives, so that they in turn will strive for the betterment of the lives of others around them.

Wealth and success are like streams of water running down a pyramid. The highest receive the most because there are fewer while the lowest receive the least because there are many.

**Petros Agapetos** · 12-05-2016, 08:21 PM

Here is a free copy of the New Testament of the Illuminati.
https://illuminati.am/testament/

Though I highly recommend just ordering the book, it is a short read, you can finish it in a single sitting.

**Petros Agapetos** · 12-05-2016, 08:24 PM

Here is another email I received from them

"Though you may not fully understand your purpose, your part is just as important as the greatest kings and queens of this planet. Some feel as though their temporary lack of wealth or influence makes them powerless to create change. But does a clockmaker favor the larger gears over the smaller? Does the hour hand become jealous of the minutes because it turns slower? Every part has a role in the functioning of a timepiece. Every part supports those around it in ways it may never see. Your absence would undo the Order of our universe, even if you do not realize your importance.

The world began before you and will continue after you, but it will be different because of the decisions you made."

**Petros Agapetos** · 12-05-2016, 08:27 PM

The life of a sheep is easier than the life of a lion. Sheep are given food and water freely by their shepherd, and are protected from predators by shelters they did not build. They fatten themselves on the shepherd’s food, thriving into a multitude that outnumbers the lions.

But these comforts bind the sheep into slavery. The sheep are bred to be weaker of mind and body, to require the shepherd’s protection so greatly that they can be free of physical chains but never stray. Theirs is a lifetime of servitude — one that is comfortable but ends at the shepherd’s whim.

Lions have no masters. Though the lion must hunt for its own food and search for its own shelter, it is free to roam where it wishes and requires no one to open its gate. Though the feeding trough of the sheep is filled, it is only with the grass and grain of its master’s choosing. A lion must hunt and chase its meals, but feasts on anything it catches.

**Petros Agapetos** · 12-05-2016, 08:28 PM

Illuminati teachings I received in my email:

Wealth and success never come
to those who simply wait for them to arrive.

Some humans choose to be sheep. They desire freedom but rely on others to provide their comforts, striving for riches but investing little effort to attain it. They scream in protest when they are fenced in and herded — angry that they are not free like the lions — but accept the shepherd’s food nonetheless. Though they rebel by day, they always wander home to their cages by night.

Only a fool believes that all deserve
equal rewards for unequal effort.

Leaders must have unwavering confidence in their decision to choose effort over leisure. As human sheep boast of their slothful lives of ease and criticize any who work to better themselves, the shepherds pay no heed.

Mockery is weak
when shouted through the bars of a cage.

Is it the lion’s stupidity that keeps it from a life of leisure? How can so many sheep be wrong as they grow fatter on the shepherd’s food? Why would any creature choose to run free in the dangerous and uncertain wilderness?

Humans are not born as sheep or lions but must choose a path for themselves. Will you strive for what is easy and safe? To follow close to the multitude? To remain within the fences that protect you from the outside but imprison you within its boundaries? Or will you travel the path you choose, exploring freely in the dangerous forests of life, leading your own way in a planet filled with followers?

At sunset, the sheep are herded back into their prison and fed until they drift into sleep. The lion enjoys no such promises, wandering upon the mountains in search of a meal: hungry, but free.

Though it lacks the comforts of a shepherd’s security, a lion never wishes for the life of a sheep. A lion may hunger while a sheep is fed, but the fattest sheep is the lion’s meal.