Question #4880: Slavery in the Golden Age?

[Ask Satya Operator]

Hi, I have a question about the Golden Age, and that is that I have heard and read that supposedly there were slaves. Don't get me wrong, I perfectly understand the Truth, I love being in the satanism and I did the dedication ritual 3 years ago; but I have doubts about the main subject.

So, the question is: Were there really slaves? And if so, were they criminals or something?

I know they sound silly those questions, but I would really like to know.

Thanks for the answer in advance and have a nice day.

 

[Dragonheart666]

That's good question?

 

[SaqqaraNox [NG]]

The Golden Age was the high point of human ascendancy, a period of time when people were spiritually, mentally and ethically evolved.

Fruit grew in abundance, the air was charged with the essence of nature, animals and livestock were free, and the waters were clear. There were no evil things, diseases and bad people.

Nature itself was very conducive to the activities of man, who in no way needed slaves. There was no slavery or imprisonment or even crime. People were advanced enough not to fall to that low level of ignorance.

 

[LoneWolf88]

and that is that I have heard and read that supposedly there were slaves.

Where did you read that there were slaves in Atlantis and Lemuria? There's not any such thing written anywhere.

Any civilizations after Atlantis sank were degenerated and not part of the Golden Age.

Ancient Egypt was an advanced civilization, but not part of the Golden Age.

Even Greeks like Plato and Hesiod admitted in their writings that their current age was degenerate and the Golden Age was millenniums ago and they talked about Atlantis as well.

 

[LoneWolf88]

Hi, I am the one who asked the question in this thread. I forgot to mention that this doubt arose mainly because I read fragments of the Code of Hammurabi that talked about slaves, more specifically these:

You asked about the Golden age, not ancient Babylonians who wrote the Code of Hammurabi. The Babylonians were known to own slaves, but they were not a Golden Age civilization. Read my post above yours where I explained it:

Where did you read that there were slaves in Atlantis and Lemuria? There's not any such thing written anywhere.

Any civilizations after Atlantis sank were degenerated and not part of the Golden Age.

Ancient Egypt was an advanced civilization, but not part of the Golden Age.

Even Greeks like Plato and Hesiod admitted in their writings that their current age was degenerate and the Golden Age was millenniums ago and they talked about Atlantis as well.

 

[LoneWolf88]

The JoS site says 2 things about the Golden Age:

1. It took place when the Gods were physically on earth and guided humans on their spiritual advancement to the point that all humanity during that time were close to becoming Gods.
2. It ended 10,000 years ago when the Gods were forced to leave.

So any civilization that flourished after the Gods left wasn't part of the Golden age. The Code of Hammurabi was written about 4,000 years ago. I understand your confusion, though just because a certain people acknowledged our Gods it doesn't mean they were a Golden Age civilization.

 

[Albsy]

You asked about the Golden age, not ancient Babylonians who wrote the Code of Hammurabi. The Babylonians were known to own slaves, but they were not a Golden Age civilization. Read my post above yours where I explained it:

Thank you for your reply but I would like to clarify something about my post. The doubt arose when I was reading the Code of Hammurabi and found the aforementioned fragments; then, I associated it with the Golden Eda just because of a chronological error which I did not know until I read the answers.

Regarding your last answer, my comment was approved after yours.

I hope you understand and there is no conflict. Have a nice day.

 

[Albsy]

Thank you for your reply but I would like to clarify something about my post. The doubt arose when I was reading the Code of Hammurabi and found the aforementioned fragments; then, I associated it with the Golden Eda just because of a chronological error which I did not know until I read the answers.

Regarding your last answer, my comment was approved after yours.

I hope you understand and there is no conflict. Have a nice day.

*Era
I apologize for the spelling mistake.

 

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

1. It ended 10,000 years ago when the Gods were forced to leave.

That's wrong, the gods left long before 10,000 years ago.
About 100,000 years ago.

 

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

That's wrong, the gods left long before 10,000 years ago.
About 100,000 years ago.

Ancient civilizations are also extremely old.
And the Gods were not physically present in most of them.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

The word Slave is from Roman civization. And the definition of this word had very different meanings and connotations than it does now. Slave was the same word as Servant, and all it meant was somebody who worked by helping somebody else.

These people were paid to do this work. It was regular jobs which they agreed to do, and they received payment for. Everything was voluntary. These were all of the jobs which could be described as being a type of servant.

Most common were things like maids, housekeepers, chefs, babysitters, teachers, and other similar jobs. Rich families would often pay a woman to help take care of the children, as a regular babysitter like we still have now. And as a private teacher who would teach the children. This woman would live in the home with the family and was treated just like a part of the family, and was paid for her work.

All of these types of jobs were called "slave" just because that was the word that was used at that time.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

The word Slave is from Roman civization. And the definition of this word had very different meanings and connotations than it does now. Slave was the same word as Servant, and all it meant was somebody who worked by helping somebody else.

These people were paid to do this work. It was regular jobs which they agreed to do, and they received payment for. Everything was voluntary. These were all of the jobs which could be described as being a type of servant.

Most common were things like maids, housekeepers, chefs, babysitters, teachers, and other similar jobs. Rich families would often pay a woman to help take care of the children, as a regular babysitter like we still have now. And as a private teacher who would teach the children. This woman would live in the home with the family and was treated just like a part of the family, and was paid for her work.

All of these types of jobs were called "slave" just because that was the word that was used at that time.

Many words that originally had no negative connotations began to have them after xianity, other examples are Tyrant and Dictator which were honorific titles for rulers.
Or barbarian which simply meant foreigner.

 

[Stormblood]

The word Slave is from Roman civization. And the definition of this word had very different meanings and connotations than it does now. Slave was the same word as Servant, and all it meant was somebody who worked by helping somebody else.

These people were paid to do this work. It was regular jobs which they agreed to do, and they received payment for. Everything was voluntary. These were all of the jobs which could be described as being a type of servant.

Most common were things like maids, housekeepers, chefs, babysitters, teachers, and other similar jobs. Rich families would often pay a woman to help take care of the children, as a regular babysitter like we still have now. And as a private teacher who would teach the children. This woman would live in the home with the family and was treated just like a part of the family, and was paid for her work.

All of these types of jobs were called "slave" just because that was the word that was used at that time.

On top of this, what have been shared are corrupted translations of the Hammurabi Code. The Hammurabi Code comes directly from the Gods and most translations are clearly xtard corruptions.

 

[$ignificant$un]

Hi, I have a question about the Golden Age, and that is that I have heard and read that supposedly there were slaves. Don't get me wrong, I perfectly understand the Truth, I love being in the satanism and I did the dedication ritual 3 years ago; but I have doubts about the main subject.

So, the question is: Were there really slaves? And if so, were they criminals or something?

I know they sound silly those questions, but I would really like to know.

Thanks for the answer in advance and have a nice day.

You are basically taking the modern, subverted concept of slavery and applying it to the ancient world. So the answer is no.