The olympic games- The origin
The Olympic Games were introduced to the world through the ancient religious rituals of the Greek empire.
The ancient writing declares that the Olympic Games were birthed out of the evil mysteries called Eleusinian Mysteries.
The word olympics derivers from the word olympian, according to the greek mythology, olympian is the dwelling place of the 12 principal gods of the greeks.
In the evil activities of sexual immoralities and sacrificing of young babies, people used to become one with the spiritual world where they were joined to the goddess called (Demeter and Persephone)
being the goddess of fertility also known as the goddess of the under world (abyss, belly of hell or Hades).
Through this experience of Eleusinian Mysteries people began to have visitations of naked evil beings in dreams and visions, and this is how the Olympic games found its way into the natural world.
Olympic games were games that enetertained the beuty and the nakedness of the human body, and through these games men exposed the outer appearance of their well trained naked bodies so that 
they may seduce the viewers and promote the evil act of sexual immorality,
and another religiouse belief behind why these games were held was for the purpose of making the organizers of the games to become part of the life to come (life after death) which is controlled by the mother or the godess of Hades called Demeter.
Before the Games were held in Greece , 435 BC there was a worship that was held in honor of the Greek gods, and also this was done after the games were completed.
Today this is what is written about the Olympic Games in wikipedia,
Participation in the Games has increased to the point that nearly every nation on Earth is represented. This growth has created numerous challenges, including political boycotts , the use of performance enhancing drugs , bribery of officials , and terrorism
The Games encompass many rituals and symbols established during its beginning, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Most of these traditions are displayed in the opening and closing ceremonies , and the medal presentations.
Despite the current complexity of the Games, the focus remains on the Olympic motto: " Citius, Altius, Fortius " — "Faster, Higher, Stronger.
By: Apostle Ngabo
