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Barathary gland
In Nuwaubian mythology, the barathary gland (sometimes seen as “baradjedi”, “barithary” or “barathory”) was initially a gland of the human brain that was later maimed by the Anunna (those who came down in sets of 50) in the creation(s) of mankind when they were mutated from the ape. This gland provided four higher senses 1. telepathy, 2. clairvoyance, 3. intuition, and 4. psychometry, enabling direct communication to the Annunaqi/Elohim/Neteru. Nuwaubians teach that the barathary gland can be reinserted today via advanced medical operation preformed on a sham (UFO) at the submental area of the lower chin. Some Nuwaubians believe that some people have already recovered their barathary glands in this manner.[1] EtymologyProduct highlight“Bara” is the Semitic/Hebrew word for creation or beginning [2]. HistoryNuwaubian leader Malachi Z. York says that humans (other than York himself)[3], are missing an important part of their brains, the “barathary gland,” which once enabled various forms of extra-sensory perception, or, as he would have it, normal sensory perception that is currently disabled in humans.
Another Nuwaubian “scroll” adds:
York wrote that he visited a spacecraft that is preparing to rescue loyal Nuwaubians, and that on this spacecraft he saw representations of barathary glands:
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