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The Guardians of the Seed of Creation - DNA - Knowledge Encoded within the
Seed
The Conspirators
Illuminatti - EYE
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Later, the title of Illuminati was used by a secret society founded in 1776
by Adam Weishaupt, a former Jesuit and professor of canon law at the
University of Ingolstadt. It that aimed to combat religious thinking and
encourage rationalism.
Illuminati have been plotting to take over the world since the time of its
creation. To me Illuminati does exited - an may in some form still exist.
It is all part of the conspiracy games men play. The reality / program in
which we exist has always been based on those who have the power and
knowledge, those who say they do, and those who try to control it.
at any given moment in time. This depends or your soul's needs as well as
those you wish to experience. Everything is all about experience.
Most functional people will stay away from the conspiracy and cover-up
games as we are all on a path into spiritual awareness anyway as planetary
frequency is returning to higher levels of consciousness. Many of the
dysfunctional souls are here to experience the game of conspiracy - with
its little intrigues and perks - far more interesting than staying in
balance in 3D and leading a normal productive life.
Like a board game - the object is to win. How does one win? Play a good
game, out maneuver your opponent, and end up in control. Our reality has
always been a duality, those who want control vs. those who must fight for
freedom. (The warrior
Now along comes a man named Adam Weishaupt, who creates a game for world
domination. After his time, his philosophies would be passed down to other
who like this sort of game and it would
The energies for the creation of secret societies goes back to the ancient
priesthoods of Egypt, when the sacred knowledge of humanity's creation was
hidden by those who sought control. They became the priesthoods.
These souls soon moved into Europe - again playing conspiracy games - the
knighthoods developing - brotherhoods and other clandestine groups. Curious
games. Yet the clues about who we are as a race - our inception and destiny
were always
there.
It would take till the 21st century for the truths to be revealed as human
consciousness moves back into higher frequency and lower frequency emotions
/ game fail.
Europe has always been a place to play out the the games of royalty and
power. Germany of course being the strongest pulse in the 20th century as
Hitler made a bid for world power. He lost the game - at least in the
reality in which I am writing this! Who knows what may have occurred in
parallel realities?
Back to Germany...on its way into world domination..also with karmic ties
to Egypt - as the souls are the same - they just moved out of Egypt of
ancient timelines and into Germany in more modern lifetimes - same souls -
playing new games!
The Order of the Illuminati was established with some unspecified ties to
the Masonic lodges of Germany; as a secret society within a secret society,
the Illuminati have produced at least as many myths as verifiable facts.
The sympathies and beliefs of Weishaupt
At
their height, the Illuminati claimed over two thousand members, not only
in Germany but in France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Poland,
Hungary, and Italy, including Goethe, Herder, and many other prominent
nobles and reformers. But the Bavarian government cracked down on the
Illuminati and other secret societies in 1784 for allegedly plotting a
massive overthrow of Europe's monarchies, although it was unable to squelch
them entirely.
Does the Illuminati exist in the 21st century? I am sure there are remnants
of the
organization still around - just as there are Neo-Nazis. Those souls still
need to play their games. The organization of the 18th century would have
to be different in method and madness - in the 21st century. Old paradigms
always fall away while new ones take their place.
As the games end - and most of us sense this change - humanity moves to
higher frequency - this means we move our consciousness
faster than the speed of light - and go beyond the duality. We now see the
truth. We understand the nature of our creation - we become enlightened -
for we are the Illuminati - the Enlightened Ones.
And so the games perpetuate with one group or another. Chose your game and
see how it plays out!
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Golden Dawn Society
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3 [third dimension] into 1 - a common triangular theme in crop
circles.
Blue and Gold
The Black Feathered Sun - the Black Sun is a Plains Indian symbol with
stylized feathers pointing both inwards and outwards; inward towards the
center and outward to the circumference; it combines the symbols of the sun
and the eagle and depicts the universe; the center; solar power; radiation
of power; majesty - the spiral movement of consciousness - Sacred Geometry.
- An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Symbols -
Feathers symbolize wings, flying and ascension, rotation and spin - spirals
of consciousness to the center.
The Black Feathered Sun archetype...
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Hoag's Galaxy
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Eclipse of light and consciousness - at the end of time.
The Eye
Creation by Sacred Geometry
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Zero Point Merge Matter and Antimatter
Feathers
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Dreams: Flying
Isis Mystery School
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The Temple of Isis
The Temple of Isis is one of the first a Light Traveler will find in the
search for inner truth. A powerful and focused desire to bring love into
this world opens the portal. You must connect your heart to the challenge
of bringing motherly love into the physical world.
Feminine power is focused on the energy of giving from the self to create
divine life. That's the key. The outer temples or marble are now gone, but
they aren't necessary. The inner Temple of Light remains. When the initiate
Aristides entered the temple of Isis he saw a Light and other unutterable
things conducing to salvation. Find the temple and you likely will too.
In popular Egyptian mythology, Isis is both sister and wife to Osiris the
king. Osiris is killed by his dark brother Set, who rips him into 13 pieces
and
scatters them across Egypt. Isis gathers up 12 of the pieces, creating a
new phallus from clay, and brings Osiris back to life in the child Horus.
Horus becomes the new king of Egypt, and the next age begins as the cycle
repeats.
Isis is the Queen of all regeneration. She is tied to monthly lunar cycles
and the yearly growing seasons. Her dark side is often called Nephthys, but
she is also Hathor, Sekhmet and many other goddess forms.
Her absolute power over growth and destruction makes her comparable to the
Indian Goddess Kali - both beautiful and terrifying. But Isis is also the
tender mother we find in the Christian Mary, with the mother-power less
diluted. Her ability to master masculine energy remains intact. She can
undo any mess that her brothers, Set and Osiris, create. She works with
purpose and is not passive in her role.
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As all things in our reality
have positive and negative polarities - so too does the feminine icon
Isis. All souls contain a side that is in the light and that which is dark.
This reflects the emotionals aspects of third dimension - love very fear
and hate.
Isis is a metaphor for the feminine aspect in all of us. Therefore Isis is
portrayed as having dual aspects of Light - the goddess - and Dark which
links with magic, illusion, time, and alchemy of consciousness, the
Trickster, Merlin, etc.
Coming from Egypt she would be portrayed as a dark skinned woman - though
in modern times she is fair.
All feminine archetypes in all mythologies - are linked to one soul - be
they goddesses, priestesses, Mary, aliens entities, etc. They are all the
same soul essence.
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Isis was a magician, possibly the archetype for the high
priestess of the tarot. She learned her magic from Thoth,
although according to some legends she
Isis is the feminine archetype for creation - the goddess of fertility and
motherhood. She has gone by many names and played many roles in history and
mythology - as goddess and female creator.
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In the duality of our reality - she represents our feminine aspects -
creation - rebirth - ascension - intuition - psychic abilties - higher
chakras - higher frequency virbations - love and compassion. She is the Yin
energies - the mother nurturer - the High Priestess - the Goddess of all
mythological tales - to other female icons in the mythos of creation. She
is the essence of the feminine energy which is part of us all.
Isis - the iris of the eye - the eye of Horus Isis linked with Sirius - eye
of Ra - the source of creation. Osiris - 'O'=completion of the work of Isis
of this level.
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Human and semihuman forms of some of the chief Egyptian deities: 1) Horus,
son of Osiris, a sky god closely connected with the king. 2) Set or Seth,
enemy of Horus and Osiris, god of storms and disorder. 3) Thoth, a moon
deity and god of writing, counting and wisdom. 4) Khnum, a ram god who
shapes men and their kas on his potter's wheel. 5) Hathor, goddess of love
birth and death. 6) Sobek, the crocodile god, Lord of the Faiyum. 7) Ra,
the sun god in his many forms. 8) Amon, a creator god
often linked with Ra. 9) Ptah, another creator god and the patron of
craftsmen. 1O) Anubis, god of mummification. 11) Osiris, god of agriculture
and ruler of the dead. 12) Isis, wife of Osiris, mother of Horus and
Mistress of Magic.
Isis was the daughter of the God Geb (Earth) and the Goddess Nut (Sky)
according to Heliopolitan genealogy.
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gods as well as setting up the Great Adversary, Set also known as Seth.
Yet oddly enough, we have yet to find a complete version of the story. What
we have has been cobbled together over many years from many different
documents and sources.
According to Niel Gaiman the legend is one of the Great Stories. The Great
Stories are part of the core human experience and never change except in
the most superficial ways. They defy any attempts to rewrite them with
drastic changes, always returning to their original forms. The setting
might be modified depending on who's telling it, the characters have
different names, but fundamentally, it's still the same story. A version of
the Osiris myth exists in every culture: the just king murdered by his
cruel brother, only to be avenged by the prince who follows in his father's
footsteps. Sometimes the dead king is rewarded for his upright ways and
gains great reward in the next life. We find its echoes in nearby
civilizations such as the Greeks
and Romans, in far-off Japan and China, in Christianity, even in
Shakespeare, where the avenging prince is named Hamlet.
In the beginning, there was the mighty god Ra and his wife Nut. Nut was in
love with the god Geb. When Ra found out about this union he was furious.
In his rage, he forbid Nut to have children on any of the 360 days that
currently made up the year. Nut was very sad.
She called on her friend, Thoth, to help her. He knew that Ra's curse must
be fulfilled, but he had an idea. Thoth engaged the moon goddess, Silene,
in a wager. At the time, Silene's light (the moon) rivaled the light of Ra
(the sun). Thoth was victorious, he was rewarded with one seventh of
Silene's light. This is why the moon now wanes each month. Thoth took this
light and added five days to the calender, bringing the year from 360 days
to 365. This gave Nut 5 days on which she could have children, while at the
same time obeying Ra's commandment. On the first of these days, Nut gave
birth to
Osiris. On the second day Horus was born, Seth on the third, Isis the
fourth, and Nephthys on the fifth day. At the time of Osiris' birth, a loud
voice was heard all over the world, saying, "The lord of all the Earth is
born."
Osiris grew and became a mighty king. He went about the job of civilizing
his people. He taught them agriculture and animal husbandry. He gave them a
code of laws to live by and showed them the proper ways in which to worship
the gods. Egypt became a mighty land under his kind and gentle rule. His
subjects gladly worshiped the ground on which he walked. When Egypt was
civilized, Osiris left to bring his teachings to other lands. While Osiris
was away, he left his wife, Isis, in charge. She ruled the country in the
same fashion. But Osiris had an enemy, his bitter and jealous brother,
Seth.
Seth began scheming against the great king. He aligned himself with Aso,
the queen of Ethiopia, and 72 other conspirators. But nothing could be done
while Isis ruled
the country, her authority was unquestionable.
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Upon Osiris' return, an evil plot was put into motion. Seth secretly
acquired the measurements of Osiris and began having a wonderfully
decorated box built to fit those measurements. When the box was finished,
Seth had a great feast to which he invited Osiris and the 72 conspirators.
Having absolutely no evil in him, Osiris suspected nothing.
When the feasting was done, Seth had the box brought out. He offered it as
a gift to anyone whom the box fit. One at a time they tried to fit into the
box until it was Osiris' turn. He layed in the box suspecting nothing. The
conspirators slammed the lid, nailed it closed, and poured molten lead in
the seam to seal his fate. They threw the great chest into the Nile river.
Osiris was never seen again, walking in the land of the living.
Isis was not afraid of Seth. She searched all of the Nile for the box
containing her
beloved husband. Finally she found it, lodged in a tamarisk bush that had
turned into a mighty tree, for the power of Osiris still was in him, though
he lay dead. She tore open the box and wept over the lifeless body of
Osiris.
She carried the box back to Egypt and placed it in the house of the gods.
She changed herself into a bird and flew about his body, singing a song of
mourning. Then she perched upon him and cast a spell. The spirit of dead
Osiris entered her and she did conceive and bear a son whose destiny it
would be to avenge his father. She called the child Horus, and hid him on
an island far away from the gaze of his uncle Seth.
She then went to Thoth, wise Thoth, who knows all secrets, and implored his
help. She asked him for magic that could bring Osiris back to life. Thoth,
lord of knowledge, who brought himself into being by speaking his name,
searched through his magic. He knew that Osiris' spirit had departed
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his body and was lost. To restore Osiris, Thoth had to remake him so that
his spirit would recognize him and rejoin. Thoth and Isis together created
the Ritual of Life, that which allows us to live forever when we die. But
before Thoth could work the magic, cruel Seth discovered them. He stole the
body of Osiris and tore it into 14 pieces, scattering them throughout
Egypt. He was sure that Osiris would never be reborn.
Yet Isis would not despair. She implored the help of her sister Nephthys,
kind Nephthys, to guide her and help her find the pieces of Osiris. Long
did they search, bringing each piece to Thoth that he might work magic upon
it. When all the pieces were together, Thoth went to Anubis, lord of the
dead. Anubis sewed the pieces back together, washed the entrails of Osiris,
embalmed him wrapped him in linen, and cast the Ritual of Life. When
Osiris' mouth was opened, his spirit reentered him and he lived again.
Yet nothing that has died, not even a god, may dwell in the land of the
living. Osiris went to Duat, the abode of the dead. Anubis yielded the
throne to him and he became the lord of the dead. There he stands in
judgment over the souls of the dead. He commends the just to the Blessed
Land, but the wicked he condemns to be devoured by Ammit.
When Seth heard that Osiris lived again he was wroth, but his anger waned,
for he knew that Osiris could never return to the land of the living.
Without Osiris, Set believed he would sit on the throne of the gods for all
time. Yet on his island, Horus, the son of Osiris and Isis, grew to manhood
and strength.
The depiction of the seated holding or suckling the child Horus
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is reminiscent of the iconography of Mary and Jesus.
Many believe Mary, mother of Jesus, was an incarnation of Isis.
Set sent many
serpents and demons to kill Horus, but he defeated them. When he was
ready, his mother Isis gave him great magic to use against Seth, and Thoth
gave him a magic knife.
Horus sought out Seth and challenged him for the throne. Seth and Horus
fought for many days, but in the end Horus defeated Seth and castrated him.
But Horus, merciful Horus, would not kill Seth, for to spill the blood of
his uncle would make him no better than he. Seth maintained his claim to
the throne, and Horus lay claim himself as the son of Osiris. The gods
began to fight amongst another, those who supported Horus and those who
supported Set. Banebdjetet leaped into the middle and demanded that the
gods end this struggle peacefully or Maat would be imbalanced further. He
told the gods to seek the council of Neith. Neith, warlike though wise in
council, told them that Horus was the rightful heir to the throne. Horus
cast Seth into the darkness where he lives to this day.
And so it is that Horus watches over
us while we live, and gives guidance to the Pharaoh while he lives, and
his father Osiris watches over us in the next life. So it is that the gods
are at peace. So it is that Set, wicked Seth, eternally strives for
revenge, battling Horus at every turn.
When Horus wins, Maat is upheld and the world is at peace.
When Seth wins, the world is in turmoil. But we know that dark times do not
last forever, and the bright rays of Horus will shine over us again.
In the last days, Horus and Seth will fight one last time for the world.
Horus will defeat Seth forever, and Osiris will be able to return to this
world.
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On that day, the Day of Awakening, all the tombs shall open and the just
dead shall live again as we do, and all sorrow shall pass away forever.
It is said that this battle of good verses evil still rages, but some day,
Horus will be victorious and on that day, Osiris will return to rule the
world.
The
Osiris Legend and Precession
The Osiris Legend and the Tree of Life
Isis was a magician, possibly the archetype for the high priestess of the
tarot. She learned her magic from Thoth, although according to some legends
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she obtained her powers from Ra himself by tricking him into revealing his
name to her, thus acquiring
his full magical knowledge.
Isis later had an important cult in the Greco-Roman world, with sanctuaries
at Delos and Pompeii. To the Greeks she was known as Demeter - to the
Romans as Ceres.
Her Latin epithet was Stella Maris, or Star of the Sea.
The symbol of Isis in the heavens was the star Sept (Sirius), which was
greatly beloved because its appearance marked not only the beginning of a
new year, but also announced the advance of the Inundation of the Nile,
which betokened renewed wealth and prosperity of the country.
Isis was regarded as the companion of Osiris, whose soul dwelt in the star
Sah - Orion.
She was the light-giver at this season of the year and was called Khut.
As the mighty earth-goddess her name was Usert.
As the Great Goddess of the Underworld she was Thenenet.
As the power which shot forth the Nile flood, she was Sati, and Sept.
As the embracer of the land and
producer of fertility by her waters she was Anqet.
As the producer and giver of life she was Ankhet.
As the goddess of cultivated lands and fields she was Sekhet.
As the goddess of the harvest she was Renenet.
As the goddess of food which was offered to the gods, she was Tcheft, and
lived in the Temple of Tchefau.
As the great lady of the Underworld, who assisted in transforming the
bodies of the blessed dead into those wherein they were to live in the
realm of Osiris, she was Ament - the "hidden" goddess. As Ament she was
declared to be the mother of Ra.
In this last capacity she shared with Osiris the attribute of 'giver of
life,' and she provided food for the dead as well as for the living.
At a comparatively early period in Egyptian history Isis had absorbed the
attributes of all the great primitive goddesses, and of all the local
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goddesses such as Nekhebet, Uatchet, Net, Bast, Hathor, etc., and she was
even identified as the female counterpart of the
primeval abyss of water from which sprang all life.
It is manifestly impossible to limit the attributes of Isis, for we have
seen that she possesses the powers of a water goddess, an earth goddess, a
corn goddess, a star goddess, a queen of the Underworld, and a woman, and
that she united in herself one or more of the attributes of all the
goddesses of Egypt known to us.
Her cult spread from Alexandria to all the Mediterranean countries,
especially Greece and Rome, after the fourth century BC, and reached a peak
in the third century BC. The cult died out in Rome after the institution of
Christianity. The last Egyptian temples to Isis were closed around 550 AD.
Her godson Rameses II, later became one of the most glorious rulers of
Egypt. He was also Egypt's most famous builder, but it was his valor as a
young man in the battle of Kadesh which inspired one of the world's first
epic poems.
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The Isis Temple on Philae - built in the 30th Dynasty on an island in the
Nile - originally faced a neighboring island, Biga, which was reserved for
the priesthood of Osiris and was believed to be the first land to have
emerged from the primordial chaos as well as supposedly being one of the
burial places of Osiris.
Looking out from the temple sanctuary, or Holy of Holies, where the goddess
resides. The sanctuary was thought to be the source of the waters of life
and was once separated from the rest of the temple by a curtain.
Looking out from the temple sanctuary, or Holy of Holies, where the goddess
resides. The sanctuary was thought to be the source of the waters of life
and was once separated from the rest of the temple
by a curtain.
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The first pylon (the wall surrounding the entrance) is 18 metres high and
45 metres wide. The base stones represent the stones which appear as the
waters of life recede.The small door in the west section of the pylon leads
to the Birth House. At right angles to the pylon is the Gate of Ptolemy.
The main portal in the center dates from Nectanebo II.
ISIS IMAGES
Isis is often depicted with a throne on her head and with wings, meaning
ascension,
linked with the Phoenix the female bird of resurrection.
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BLACK ISIS
The Skull and Cross bones have long been known to have Masonic connections.
It was commonly used as a symbol on Masonic Grave sites in the past. The
Skull and Crossbones, Masonic or not point out to us all, our own mortality
and eventual death. This image of mortality was believed to figure in
Templar ritual. Now while this claim in and of itself seems quite
believable, one of the legends of how it came to be is not.
It is well known that the order of the Templars were monastic in nature and
therefore forbidden to have involvement with women.
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The legend of the Skull of Sidon states that a great lady of Maraclea was
loved by a Templar who was a Lord of Sidon. She died suddenly. On the night
of her burial, he supposedly crept to her grave, dug up her body and
violated it.
Then a voice from the void bade him return in nine months time for he would
find a son.
He returned at the appointed time, opened the grave again and found a head
on the leg bones of the skeleton (skull and crossbones).
The same voice bade him 'guard it well, for it would be the giver of all
good things', and so he carried it away with him.
It became his protecting genius, and he was able to defeat his enemies by
merely showing them the magic head. In due course, it passed to the
possession of the order.
This tale can be traced back to a twelfth century author named Walter Mapp,
although the story at this time is not connected with the Templar Knights.
However, at the time of their trials 1307-1314 it was well woven into the
Templar legend. In fact it was called upon during the actual trials of the
Templars.
Edward Burman in his book Supremely Abominable Crimes tells of an Antonio
Sicci, an apostolic notary from Vercelli, Northern Italy. Sicci recounts to
the inquisitors the tale of the Lord of Sidon which he claimed he learned
while working for
the order in the Holy Land. His accusation and recounting of the tale is
similar to that quoted in Baigent and Leigh's book.
As ridiculous as this tale seems in modern times, it was easily bought
during the period. The inquisitors and theologians would have picked up on
the fact that the woman of the piece was Armenian by background. This they
would have connected with the Armenian Church and its Paulician sects. The
Paulicians and the Bogomils were practitioners of Catharism which the
church had all but wiped out during the Albigensian Crusade. Since the
church believed the Cathari to be practitioners of the Black Mass and
necromancy, the woman's Armenian background would make the story guilty by
association.
- The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail
SACRED GEOMETRY
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The universe is created by a thought consciousness which manifests in
physical reality through a geometric
blueprint that we call Sacred Geometry which repeats in cycle giving the
illusion of linear time.
GEOMETRIC PATTERNS
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Bruce Rawles
Dan Winter
Stan Tennen
Secret of the Hebrew Letters
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The
golden ratio is a number, approximately 1.618, which when considered as a
ratio posseses many interesting properties. It was studied by ancient
mathematicians due to its frequent appearance in geometry. Shapes defined
by the golden ratio have long been considered aesthetically pleasing in
western cultures, reflecting nature's balance between symmetry and
asymmetry. The ratio is still used frequently in art and design. The golden
ratio is also known as proportio divina, sectio aurea, the golden mean,
golden section, golden number or divine proportion. Continued - Wikipedia
Golden Mean - Fusion Anomaly
Golden Mean Spiral and the Merkaba
Golden Section Ratio - Phi
Sacred Geometry and
the Archdome=Golden Mean
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Linking The Great Pyramid to the Human Form
The Great Pyramid, The Golden Ratio and The Royal Cubit
Geometry of the Great Pyramid
M.C. ESCHER:
Gallery Escher's World - Tesselations
CHARLES GILCHRIST
Sacred Geometry and the Architecture of the Universe
Sacred Geometry and Crop Circles
SACRED GEOMETRY
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The universe is created by a thought consciousness which manifests in
physical reality through a geometric blueprint that we call Sacred Geometry
which repeats in cycle giving the illusion of linear time.
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GEOMETRIC PATTERNS
Bruce Rawles
Dan Winter
Stan Tennen
Secret of the Hebrew Letters
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The golden ratio is a number, approximately 1.618, which when considered as
a ratio posseses many interesting properties. It was
studied by ancient mathematicians due to its frequent appearance in
geometry. Shapes defined by the golden ratio have long been considered
aesthetically pleasing in western cultures, reflecting nature's balance
between symmetry and asymmetry. The ratio is still used frequently in art
and design. The golden ratio is also known as proportio divina, sectio
aurea, the golden mean, golden section, golden number or divine proportion.
Continued - Wikipedia
Golden Mean - Fusion Anomaly
Golden Mean Spiral and the Merkaba
Golden Section Ratio - Phi
Sacred Geometry and the Archdome=Golden Mean
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Linking The Great Pyramid to the Human Form
The Great Pyramid, The Golden Ratio and The Royal Cubit
Geometry of the Great Pyramid
M.C. ESCHER:
Gallery Escher's World - Tesselations
CHARLES GILCHRIST
Sacred Geometry and the Architecture of the Universe
Sacred Geometry and Crop Circles
SACRED GEOMETRY
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The universe is created by a thought consciousness which manifests in
physical reality through a geometric blueprint that we call Sacred Geometry
which repeats in cycle giving the illusion of linear time.
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GEOMETRIC PATTERNS
Bruce Rawles
Dan Winter
Stan Tennen
Secret of the Hebrew Letters
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The golden ratio is a number, approximately 1.618, which when considered as
a ratio posseses many interesting properties. It was studied by ancient
mathematicians due to its frequent appearance in geometry. Shapes defined
by the golden
ratio have long been considered aesthetically pleasing in western
cultures, reflecting nature's balance between symmetry and asymmetry. The
ratio is still used frequently in art and design. The golden ratio is also
known as proportio divina, sectio aurea, the golden mean, golden section,
golden number or divine proportion. Continued - Wikipedia
Golden Mean - Fusion Anomaly
Golden Mean Spiral and the Merkaba
Golden Section Ratio - Phi
Sacred Geometry and the Archdome=Golden Mean
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Linking The Great Pyramid to the Human Form
The Great Pyramid, The Golden Ratio and The Royal Cubit
Geometry of the Great Pyramid
M.C. ESCHER:
Gallery Escher's World - Tesselations
CHARLES GILCHRIST
Sacred Geometry and the Architecture of the Universe
Sacred Geometry and Crop Circles
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The Mystery of Hermes Trismegistus, the "three-times great", - Emerald
Tablets of Thoth was described by Greek and Roman mystics in documents
loosely attributed to the Egyptian God Thoth. Three references the third
dimension - the physical plane.
Thoth or Tehuti, was the scribe of the Gods, the
inventor of writing, and was usually depicted in hieroglyphics with the
head of an Ibis bird. Thoth wrote the story of our reality - the Hall of
Records - The Akashic Records - the Grid Programs - the ancient mystery
school teachings - the mystery schools - information that would be hidden
until the end of this cycle called Time - the creation of our physical
reality through Sacred Geometry - the blueprint of consciousness -
evolution through DNA.
It is sometimes thought that Thoth was the architect of the Great Pyramid
of Giza. It is said that below the Giza plateau lies a network of tunnels
containing the real history of Egypt, including the mystical history of the
temple initiates. The central truth of these records is permanently
inscribed on Emerald Tablets of Thoth that have yet to be discovered.
These secrets
are encoded in our DNA - not recorded in the physical. Emerald and gold -
alchemy of consciousness - revolution of consciousness.
If you find this stone, and decipher it, you will see that it is a map of
the hallways underneath the Earth. The hallways branch in every direction,
but twelve are the most prominent. Is it said that if you follow each
hallway to its end, you will find another emerald tablet, making thirteen
in all. Decipher all the tablets,
learn the lessons they contain, and Thoth will personally appear to greet
you!
This is the Philosopher's Stone - the alchemy of time and consciousness.
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Vril Society
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Much of their work was done in the Black Forest.
Thule Society members were allegedly the first group to attempt the back-
engineering of an
extraterrestrial spacecraft. "A German writer, John Von Helsing, describes
the discovery of a crashed saucer in the Black Forest in 1936 and says that
this technology was taken and combined with the information the Vril
Society had received through channeling and was made into a further project
called the Haunebu.
German aircraft historian Henry Stevens states, "Haunebu 1 was allegedlythe
first large flying saucer developed in Germany. According to plans
allegedly obtained from classified German SS files, the Haunebu 1 was
approximately seventy-five feet in diameter and probably lifted off for the
first time in August 1939, a few weeks before the outbreak of World War II.
- Reference Sightings: UFOs
Mary Magdalene
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In our current timeline - one wonders if Mary Magdalene was the wife of
Jesus - and had a daughter with him named, Sarah - thus perpetuating the
bloodline.
Mary Magdalene
was the most important woman disciple in the movement of Jesus. Tradition
has labeled her a prostitute, but there is nothing in the Bible to support
this view and much to dispute it.
Mary Magdalene, which probably means "Mary of Magdala", a town on the
western shore of the Lake of Tiberias, is described in the New Testament as
a follower of Jesus both in the canon and in the apocrypha. Nothing is
known about her outside of Scripture. Her feast day is July 22.
Mary Magdalene in the canon
For part of her story, Catholics and Protestants agree: She is mentioned in
Luke 8:3 as one of the women who "ministered to Christ of their substance".
Their motive, according to the author of Luke was that of gratitude for
deliverances he had wrought for them: Luke tells that out of Mary were cast
seven demons, in an exorcism. These women accompanied him also on his last
journey to Jerusalem (Matt. 27:55; Mark 15:41; Luke 23:55). They were
witnesses to the Crucifixion.
There Mary
remained until all was over, and the body was taken down and laid in a
tomb prepared for Joseph of Arimathea. Again, in the earliest dawn of the
first day of the week she, with Salome and Mary the mother of James, (Matt.
28:1; Mark 16:2); Peter 12), came to the sepulchre, bringing with them
sweet spices, that they might anoint the body of Jesus. They found the
sepulchre empty but saw the "vision of angels" (Matt 28:5). As the first
witness to the Resurrection, Mary Magdalene hastened to tell Peter and
another - unknown - apostle, (John 20:1, 2), (gaining her the epithet
"apostle to the apostles") and again immediately returned to the sepulchre.
There she lingered thoughtfully, weeping at the door of the tomb. The risen
Lord appeared to her, but at first she knew him not. His utterance of her
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name "Mary" recalled her to consciousness, and she uttered the joyful,
reverent cry, "Rabboni". She would fain have clung to him, but he forbade
her: "17 Jesus said to her, 'Do not cling to
Me, for I have not yet ascended to My Father; but go to My brethren and
say to them, "I am ascending to My Father and your Father, and to My God
and your God."'"
This is the last entry in the canonic New Testament regarding Mary of
Magdala, who now returned to Jerusalem.
The Gospel of Mary
Further attestation of Mary of Magdala and her role among some early
Christians is provided by the apocryphal Gospel of Mary Magdalene. which
survives in two 3rd century Greek fragments and a longer 5th century
translation into Coptic. Tellingly, in the Gospel the testimony of a woman
first needed to be defended. All of these manuscripts were first discovered
and published between 1938 and 1983, but as early as the 3rd century there
are Patristic references to the Gospel of Mary. These writings reveal the
degree to which the gospel was despised and dismissed by the early church
fathers. In the fragmentary text, the disciples ask questions of the risen
Savior (a designation that dates the
original no earlier than the 2nd century) and are answered.
Then they grieve, saying, "How shall we go to the Gentiles and preach the
Gospel of the Kingdom of the Son of Man? If even he was not spared, how
shall we be spared?" And Mary Magdalene bids them take heart: "Let us
rather praise his greatness, for he prepared us and made us into men." She
then delivers - at Peter's request - a vision of the Savior she has had,
and reports her discourse with him, which shows Gnostic influences.
Her vision does not meet with universal approval:
"But Andrew answered and said to the brethren, 'Say what you think
concerning what she said. For I do not believe that the Savior said this.
For certainly these teachings are of other ideas."
"Peter also opposed her in regard to these matters and asked them about the
Savior. "Did he then speak secretly with a woman, in preference to us, and
not openly? Are we to turn back and all listen to her? Did he prefer her to
us?"
Karen King has observed, "The confrontation of Mary with Peter, a scenario
also found in The Gospel of Thomas, Pistis Sophia, and The Gospel of the
Egyptians, reflects some of the tensions in second-century Christianity.
Peter and Andrew represent orthodox positions that deny the validity of
esoteric revelation and reject the authority of women to teach."
Expansion of the Mary Magdalene tradition
Tradition as early as the 3rd century identified as Mary Magdalene the
woman who was a sinner in Luke 7:36-50:"
37 And, behold, a woman in the city, which was a sinner, when she knew that
Jesus sat at meat in the Pharisee's house, brought an alabaster box of
ointment,
38 And stood at his feet behind him weeping, and began to wash his feet
with tears, and did wipe them with the hairs of her head, and kissed his
feet, and anointed them with the ointment."
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Though there is no connection made in the New Testament, nor is the woman
in the house of the
Pharisee given a name, the idea that Mary was "the woman who was a
sinner", or that she was unchaste, was developed by the Patristic writers
of the 3rd and 4th centuries. This idea is rejected by most Protestants.
Catholics, on the other hand, consider this one person to be, not only the
sinner of Luke 7:36-50 but also Mary of Bethany, the sister of Martha and
the resurrected Lazarus (Luke 10:38-42 and John 1:10); although the Roman
Catholic Church withdrew from this linkage at the Second Vatican Council
(1969) it survives strongly in folk Catholicism.
For some Christians, the idea developed by Church fathers, that Mary is
also the woman that Jesus had rescued from being stoned to death (as
recounted in the Pericope Adulterae) still holds true. However those
critical scholars who are drawing conclusions from the canonic texts alone
believe that the woman Jesus rescued and Mary were two separate persons.
Conservative early-19th century theological traditions, vividly realized in
the Mel Gibson movie The Passion of the Christ, portray the prostitute and
Mary as the same person, and Martin Scorsese's earlier film adaptation of
Nikos Kazantzakis's novel The Last Temptation of Christ followed a similar
tradition.
Veneration of Mary Magdalene
As a Roman Catholic saint, Mary Magdalene's relics were venerated at Saint
Maximin la Sainte Baume, Provence, and attracted such throngs of pilgrims
that the great Basilica was erected there from the mid thirteenth century,
one of the finest Gothic churches in the south of France. Though her bones
were scattered at the French Revolution, her head is said to remain in her
shrine in a cave at La Sainte-Baume near Marseille, although another
medieval tradition holds that she died in Ephesus and was buried in
Constantinople.
The Magdalene became a symbol of repentance for the vanities of the world,
and Mary Magdalene was the patron of Magdalene College, Cambridge
(pronounced "maudlin", as in weepy penitents).
Unfortunately her name was also used for the infamous Magdalen Asylums in
Ireland where supposedly fallen women were treated as slaves.
Wife of Jesus?
Some modern writers, notably the authors of the 1982 Holy Blood, Holy
Grail (2003) and Dan Brown in the novel The Da Vinci Code (2003), hold
that:
Mary Magdalene was in fact the wife of Jesus, and
that fact was omitted by Pauline Christian revisionists and editors of
the Gospels.
These writers cite non-canonical and Gnostic writings in selective portions
to support their argument. While sources like the Gospel of Philip depict
Mary Magdalene as being closer to Jesus than any other disciple, there is
no ancient document which claims she was his wife. It is thought the
meaning here is Mary Magdalene knew what Jesus was talking about. She
understood him, while the disciples did not.
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An argument for support of this speculation is that bachelorhood was very
rare for Jewish males of Jesus' time,
being generally regarded as a transgression of the first mitzvah (divine
commandment) - "Be fruitful and multiply". It would have been unthinkable
for an adult, unmarried Jew to travel about teaching as a rabbi, as Jesus
certainly did.
A counter-argument to this is that the Judaism of Jesus' time was very
diverse and the role of the rabbi was not yet well defined. Celibate
teachers like John the Baptist were known in the communities of the
Essenes, and Paul of Tarsus was an example of an unmarried itinerant
teacher among the Christians, at a time when most Christians were still
practicing Jews. It was really not until after the Roman destruction of the
Second Temple in A.D. 70 that Rabbinic Judaism became dominant and the role
of the rabbi made uniform in Jewish communities.
Mary Magdalene appears with more frequency than other women in the
canonical Gospels and is shown as being a close follower of Jesus. Mary's
presence at the Crucifixion and Jesus's tomb, while hardly
conclusive, is at least consonant with the role of grieving wife and
widow, although if that were the case Jesus might have been expected to
make provision for her care as well as for his mother Mary. Given the lack
of contemporary documentation, this scenario cannot be proven, and although
some consider the idea desirable to believe, most scholars do not take it
seriously.
Metaphysical marriage
Other reasoning would say that Christ was already married? to the Church?
an image that was developed first by Paul in what became the New Testament
and then later expanded on by the Church fathers. Some writers, following
an early tradition that Jesus is in a mystical sense the second Adam (again
beginning with Paul and continuing with Irenaeus and others), embody this
sense with literal parallels: like the first Adam, his bride was taken from
his side when he had fallen asleep (died on the cross). In medieval
Christian anagogic exegesis, the blood and water which came from his side
when he was pierced, was held to represent the bringing forth of the
Church with its analogy in the water of baptism and the wine of the new
covenant. Thus Christ can be said to already have a wife in the Church; and
so it would not be considered possible or tolerable to believe that he was
otherwise married.
The Urantia Book (1955) maintains that Jesus was not married to Mary or any
other woman. According to its account, he refused an offer of marriage at
age eighteen because he was dedicated to his "Father's business" ("If I am
a son of destiny, I must not assume obligations of lifelong duration until
such a time as my destiny shall be made manifest"), but gained parental
experience by becoming the sole supporter and father-figure to his siblings
after Joseph died.
References and many more links - Wikipedia
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Mary's strength and
concern for the downtrodden is revealed in Mexico, where she is called Our
Lady of Guadalupe. Typically Our Lady of Guadalupe is imaged as a woman
wearing a crown and starry robe standing on a crescent moon held up by a
cherub. The sun glows behind her, suggesting the image of the woman clothed
in the sun from the Book of Revelation.
Her name may derive from the Aztec Nahuatl word coatlaxopeuh (pronounced
quatlasupe) -- the one who crushes the serpent.
According to Roman Catholic tradition, Mary appeared centuries ago (1531)
in Central Mexico to Cuauhtlatoatzin (Juan Diego), an Aztec and a Christian
convert. He reported that a beautiful woman surrounded by light as bright
as the sun appeared to him and requested that a church should be built on
that location. (See a painting of Juan Diego by Jose de Ibarra, 1743.)
Mary revealed
herself, not to a member of the church hierarchy but to one who was poor,
not to a European but to an indigenous person. Roman Catholics of Mexico,
especially those who are among the many living in poverty there, treasure
this powerful image of "Our Lady of Guadalupe." They see her as a champion
of the poor and oppressed, a defender of children, and even a dragon-slayer
(the dragon or "beast" is symbol of the devil).
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Mary is known by a variety of titles in Latin America. The Marian
Library/International Marian Research Institute lists these:
Argentina: Our Lady of Luj
Bolivia: Our Lady of Copacabana
Brazil: Our Lady "Aparecida" (who appeared)
Chile: Our Lady of Carmel of the Maip?> Columbia: Our Lady of
Chiquinquir ᠼ BR> Costa Rica: Our Lady of the Angels
Cuba: Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre
Dominican Republic: Our Lady of "La Altagracia"
Ecuador: Our Lady of
Quinche
El Salvador: Our Lady of Peace
Guatemala: Our Lady of the Rosary
Honduras: Our Lady of Suyapa
Mexico: Our Lady of Guadalupe Nicaragua: Our Lady of the Immaculate
Conception of El Viejo
Panama: The Immaculate Conception
Paraguay: Our Lady of the Miracles of Caacupü{R> Peru: Our Lady of Mercy
Puerto Rico: Our Lady of Divine Providence
Uruguay: Our Lady of the Thirty Three
Venezuela: Our Lady of Coromoto Honduras: Our Lady of Suyapa
- Jesus and Courageous Women
Some people link Mary to the Holy Grail and the Knights Templar. Secular
books with names such as Holy Blood, Holy Grail and The Woman With the
Alabaster Jar expand on traditions that she committed sexual sins. They
claim that Jesus married her and fathered one or more children. These books
are based on fiction, not fact. below is quoted information from that text.
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In popular Christian
- Baigent, Leigh & Lincoln, The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail
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In some versions of history, Magdalene is viewed as the mother of
the Merovingian Dynasty. Mary Magdalene was the redeemed sinner
who was the first to see Christ after his Resurrection. Through
her redemption from sin and her unique knowledge of the Risen
Christ, she was regarded by the occult initiates of the Middle
Ages as a medium of secret revelation. Those initiates had chosen
the planet Venus as her symbol in the cosmos.
Long ago her name was Isis, Queen of the benevolent springs, Come
to me
all you who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give your the
rest.. Others knew her as Magdalene with the celebrated vase full
of healing balm. The initiated know her to be Notre Dame Des
Cross.
- Le Serpent Rouge
Mary Magdalene had her surname of Magdala, a castle, and was born
of right noble lineage and parents, which were descended of the
lineage of kings. And her father was named Cyrus, and her mother
Eucharis. She with her brother Lazarus, and her sister Martha,
possessed the castle of Magdalo, which is two miles from
Nazareth, and Bethany, the castle which is nigh to Jerusalem, and
also a great part of Jerusalem, which, all these things they
departed among them.
The idea that Mary [Jesus' mother] had been an adultress never
completely disappeared in Christian mythology. Instead, the
character of Mary was split into two: Mary the mother of Jesus,
believed to be a virgin, and Mary Magdalene, believed to be a
woman of ill repute.
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