Jezebel's spirit exhibited in mass culture.

While some people thought that the Jezebel Spirit did not exist or downplayed it, as of today I am convinced that we underestimated the subject of the Jezebel Spirit. Luckily, an expert on Masonic signs in Polish music Liksar sent me an email today with one of the many songs about Jezebel by Edith Piaf, famous in the 50s and 60s

 

Jezabel... Jezabel...
It's the demon that burned my heart
This is the angel who dried my tears
It was you, Jezabel, you
Those constant tears of happiness
Jezabel was you

But love is destroyed.
Everything has fallen in my life,
Crushing, trampling, taking my heart,
Jezebel ... But for you,
I would circle the earth
I would go to the depths of hell.
Jezebel, where are you? Jezebel, where are you?

The memories we believed in have faded
They are living beings
With eyes dead, twitching still with the past
But my heart suffers from obsession.
Beats repeating
Deep inside me
It's a word I love,
Your name ...
Jezebel ... Jezebel ...

But love is destroyed.
Everything has fallen in my life,
Crushing, trampling, taking my heart
Jezebel ... But for you,
I would circle the earth
I would go to the depths of hell
Shouting incessantly,
Day and night
Jezebel... Jezebel...

 

The song was written in the 1950s. It's not some fresh invention.

Someone described in this text a typical action of this DEMON.

 

"This is the demon that burned my heart."

 

How typical. A burnt heart. That heart is no longer there. It was burned by a demon.

"This is the angel who dried my tears."

If there is no heart, there are no tears of repentance either.

 

 

"But love is destroyed.
Everything has fallen in my life,

 

This demon sows destruction. First there is rebellion, then the demon comes in and what does it do? It destroys love. Everything falls down in the life of such a person.

 

But my heart suffers from obsession.
Beats repeating
Deep inside me
It's a word I love,
Your name ...
Jezebel ... Jezebel

 

Despite the destruction Jezebl wreaks, she is revered deep inside.

 

 

 

Let's look at the career of Edith Piaf

 

She was known for her incredible expressiveness and drama[source needed] in performing songs specifically written for her. Her rough and relatively low voice contrasted with her petite stature (147 cm)

Having reached the heights of her career, she began to help young singers, facilitating their artistic start (among them were Yves Montand, with whom she had an affair that lasted several years, Gilbert Bécaud and Charles Aznavour). She was married twice. She married her first husband (Jacques Pills) on 20 September 1952, but they divorced after four years. Between 1948 and 1949 she had an affair with the married Marcel Cerdan, a world boxing champion. On 9 October 1962, she married Theophanis Lamboukas, 21 years younger than herself, known as Théo Sarapo, whom she tried to help with her singing career. Despite the peculiarity of this situation, criticized by many of her friends, Lamboukas proved to be her faithful friend, caring for the singer until her death.

Piaf died of hepatocellular carcinoma on October 10, 1963 in Grasse.

 

 

Soon, Liksar will tackle many more songs about Jezebl, of which there are said to be dozens.

 

thanks to Likasr