In Scythian history, the Enarei are a unique and enigmatic group, blending spirituality, gender non-conformity, and shamanistic practices. The Enarei played a significant role in the Scythian religious traditions.
The term "Enaree," derived from the Ancient Greek "Enarees," finds its roots in the Scythian term "Anarya," translating to "unmanly." This term, composed of "a-" (meaning non-) and "narya" from "nar-" (meaning man), captures the essence of the Enarei's androgynous nature.
The Enarei were closely associated with an orgiastic cult dedicated to the goddess Artimpasa and the Snake-Legged Goddess. Their religious practices showcased a fusion of indigenous Scythian shamanism, influenced by Near Eastern fertility goddesses, and elements borrowed from Levantine religions.
Engaging in both communal and funerary rituals, the Enarei are believed to be among the earliest spiritual practitioners to use cannabis for altered states of consciousness. Archaeological evidence suggests their involvement in Scythian funeral rituals, including the post-burial cleansing with cannabis vapours.
Of course, the Serpent Bloodline has been using Cannabis in their ceremonies since pre-historic times, which is where they got the idea from.
As seers, the Enarei employed a unique form of divination using the inner bark of the Linden tree, setting them apart from traditional Scythian soothsayers. Their divination involved intricate manipulations of the Linden bark to obtain answers.
The Enarei, born male, challenged societal norms by adopting women's clothing, occupations, and speech patterns. Considered transformed shamans, their androgyny was believed to be divinely ordained. The Scythians accorded them special respect and sought their guidance, especially during the illness of the Scythian king.
Wearing antlered headdresses reminiscent of those found in Saka horse burials and using sceptres as symbols of authority, the Enarei were powerful figures in Scythian society. These sceptres, adorned with ornate pole tops, often included rattles, inviting audiences to the impending rites.
With roots in Central Asian traditions, the Enarei embodied "gender-crossing shamanism," preserving ancient practices that bestowed prophetic powers upon men abandoning their masculinity. West Asian influences, particularly from the Fertile Crescent, shaped their beliefs and rituals.
The Enarei's androgyny was considered hereditary, believed to be a consequence of a curse by the goddess Artimpasa. Late in life, they underwent a transformative phase, refraining from heterosexual intercourse. Historical accounts suggest a potential role in anal intercourse.
Of course, as I have discussed before Priests from various religions have and still do pretend to be female so they can embody the essence of the Goddess. And even now they will claim they are chaste while secretly having homosexual orgies and grooming young choir boys into having sex with them. This act transcends religion as we have seen that many celebrities are now being exposed for involvement in this kind of behaviour with young boys.
The Serpent Bloodline Goddess rituals they attempt to emulate can never be done correctly with a male pretending to be a female and the boy not even aware of what is going on and why. The Great Rite can only be completed with a fully trained female Priestess and a fully trained male Priest.
These men carry the genetic memories of the ancient practices in them, and they become nothing more than a perversion with nothing spiritual about them at all.
Anyone can dress however they like, but it is impossible to change one's DNA and therefore gender.
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