An excerpt from,
"The Templars' last crusade for the Yezidis" by Wayne Purdin, Examiner.com, August 1, 2009:
Mark and the Gnostic Templars have undertaken a final crusade to
spread the teachings of gnosis and how it forms the basis of all
religions. A key element of this crusade is the preservation of the religion
traditions of the Yezidis. Mark is making people aware of the genocide
that the Yezidis are suffering and the truths about their religion
through his website yezidiruth.org. He is also helping to establish a
Yezidi center in Lincoln, Nebraska and an international shrine in Sri
Lanka. There is already a shrine there which links to Peacock Angel to
Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism, but Mark wants all religions to be
represented there.
I asked Mark a few questions about the Yezidis recently:
Q. Why have you taken upon yourself the task of helping the Yezidis
by exposing through www.yeziditruth.org the genocide they are suffering
at the hands of Islamic fundamentalists?
A. One of our goals in the IOGT is to revive the world’s religions
by revealing their common roots. The Yezidis are important in this work
because they possess one of the oldest religious traditions on Earth,
and one that is the foundation of many others. The Yezidis came to the
Middle East from India around 2000 B.C. and helped found the Sumerian,
Babylonian and Assyrian civilizations. So they were instrumental in
forming those ancient cultures. But even before that time there is
reason to believe that the Yezidis were involved in the most ancient
culture on Lemuria. Thus, if we lose the Yezidi tradition we have lost
an essential key to understanding humanity’s religious history.
Q. How many Yezidis have been killed and how many are left?
A. According to the Yezidis, they have lost 20 million people over the years. There are less than half a million left.
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