Why do people enjoy eating pork on Christmas?

The dark forces which caused the troubles of famine, death, lack, poverty etc, always took place in the solstice seasons of December.

Due to the famine, (shortage of food, lack, death caused by starvation, and the many dark troubles) that used to occur during winter times, the sorcerer and witches decided to declare the season to be a time of sacrificing to the gods of the dark world or the underworld, and the swine (pig) was one of the sacrificed offering sacrificed to the pagan gods and demons during this season.

According to the Pagan worship of the Greeks, Rome and other cultures that celebrate Christmas.

The Roman pagan feast which was transformed into what is now known as Christmas today used to be called Saturnalia.

The ancient empire of Rome celebrated a pagan feast called Saturnalia from where Christmas derives most of it’s practices.

The ancient Greeks also celebrated a similar pagan feast which commemorated the 25th of December as the rebirth of the sun god, in fact this was the reason why the Maccabees of the tribe of Judah fought against the Greeks as a sign of protest against the pagan feast which the Greeks celebrated on the 25th of December in winter.

In the season Solstice, around the 21st, 22nd, 23rd & 25th of December to the 6th of January was the time when the demons or spirits of the underworld came on the surface of the earth to trouble the human beings that dwell thereof.

The description of these evil demons which trouble men during the season of December Christmas (solstice).

There is no standard appearance of Kallikantzaroi, there are regional differences on their appearance. Some Greeks have imagined them with some animal parts, like hairy bodies, some having lower part that looks a goat, having a human upper body and pointy ears, some had horse legs, or boar tusks, sometimes enormous, other time’s diminutive. 

Others see them as humans of small size smelling horribly. They are predominantly male, often with protruding sex characteristics. Many Greeks have imagined them as tall, black fur and/or skin, pointy ears, and a face that represents a dog.

Sacrificing to demons and eating pork meat during Christmas.

One of the sacrifices (sacrificed to the pagan gods and also eaten) was the pig, and this was done so that the immoral energy of suicide, death caused by drag abuse, the negative energy of misrule, to much alcohol consumption, rape, the bondage of debt, divorce etc, could be released into the environment during the season of Christmas celebration.

Why do people eat pork meat on Christmas?

The eating of pork meat was very encouraged during the solstice season (Christmas time), as these demons love to feast on unclean foods of dead rotten things, so the pig is also an animal that loves to feed on unclean things.

Because of the many similarities between these demons and the characteristics of a swine( pig), so they decided to force and influence the human beings on the earth to make pork meat their best meal during Christmas time.

By: Apostle A. Ngabo.