Down, down below the imperial Palace of Knossos, the capital of Crete and home to King Minos, legend has it that there lurks a mythical beast. A beast so terrible, so ferocious, that it could not be allowed to see the light of day. Contained within a maze, and fed by sacrificial rites, it is doomed to a storybook ending. […]
Source: https://classicalwisdom.com/mythology/monsters/minotaur-a-beastie-of-epic-proportions/
The land of Lemuria is right here on Earth and I have felt it’s vibrations and that of its High Priests and Priestesses for a very long time if not all of my life. There are many humans throughout history who have been drawn to the enigma of this ancient place and people and who have tried and succeeded in connecting with the frequencies of Mu. I am also one of those people yet what I have learned during my meetings with the Lemurians does not come from any book or what someone has told be but what they have taught me themselves.
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From the distance, as if through a tunnel, I began to hear a chanting. Slowly, it became louder so that I could understand what was being said.
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I got up at four this morning to go to the high place where I watch Her star in its heliacal rising. Alas, Portland did its mostly cloudy thing and all I could see was an occasional glimpse of the moon and one of the stars in Orion’s belt. So I came home, went to Her temple, opened the doors and illuminated Her lamps. She shines diamond bright, even when I cannot see Her.
I know this because I have experienced it many times. Perhaps I can’t sense Her in my life at a particular moment, yet I know She is there. Just because there are obscuring clouds in my world, doesn’t mean She doesn’t shine. And this just may be a drop of wisdom, born of both knowledge and experience.
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In my own work with Isis over the years, I have come to settle on four qualities that seem to me to capture much of Her “flavor” for me. They are power, wisdom, love, and magic.
When we first come to Isis, we often immediately perceive Her love, flowing out to us, enfolding us in Her sheltering wings. We are warmed in Her love. We rest in Her wings.
Her power reveals itself later.
First, there is Her metaphysical power. This is the power that blows my hair back, makes we want to “kiss the ground before Your beautiful face,” as the ancient texts put it. This power makes me gasp, thrills my body and makes me shiver. Before this power, I can say only, “yes, Goddess.” And rejoice. Sometimes there’s a…
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The Chi Rho is developed from the Ankh itself which in turn forms the basis for the fleur de lys. In Melusine’s time, the field of lilies, the arms of Anjou, represented the Pictish virgin princesses coveted by other dynasties, which are the lilies featured in the earlier Song of Solomon.
These lilies, or Anjous/Ankhous/Ankh maidens, are the Bruidhinas, the Morrigan/Valkiries and Swan Princesses of the Dragon Dynasty which the Swan Knights were sworn to protect. Their symbol is the Chi Rho Ankh which, instead of just representing the XP (the first letters of the name of Christ the Man), latterly conceals the true nature and gender of the Christos itself, which is of the Rtu, first flow of the womb, of the Ankh, the Goddess.
Consequently, the Chi Rho itself is a female Dragon symbol related to both Morgana and Melusine, as well as all the other Ladies of the Lake: Mermaids, Naiads, Nixes, Virgin Priestesses and so forth. The earlier history of the Chi Rho, the Ankh and the Haegl rune which forms the fleur de lys can be found in the development of Mesopotamian cuneiform from earlier Sumerian pictograms.
In Sumerian the symbol represents “An”: the Star. At this stage the symbol came to represent the “Heavens” and its final cuneiform representation was an equal-armed cross with a wedge at the end of the top ray and two wedges on the left arm which represented the gods.
— The Dragon Legacy, by Nicholas de Vere, p168
[“The Apple Trees – either Lilith or her descendant scarlet priestesses – bore the fruit which symbolized the sephirah and the glands of the female body. These, the apples of red-gold, produce the enriched virginal womb blood that was consumed by both the male and female druids – the Boars in the Orchard and the Serpents or Dragons in the Trees. Red-Gold is also the Tantric Kaula term for womb blood: the Rtu or first flow of the womb.”
The Fairies, though now thought of as obscure nature spirits, were at the forefront of Eurasian civilisation and included the PenDragons and their cousins the Merovingians. The decline and obscurity of the Fairy race was caused by the Roman Catholic Church who, unlike the now defunct Celtic Church, were the sworn enemies of the Grail or Fairy blood. The Celtic or Druidic Church was a priestly variant of the Middle Eastern branch of the Grail race, the Dragon Kings. The word “Church” actually derives from “circa” and the old highland euphemism for going to the Kirk was “going to the stones”, meaning stone circle.
The Messiaship, the rulership of the Christian Church was invested in Jesus as the appointed son and rabbi and was intended, like Dragon Kingship, to descend in his bloodline. This it did through the Merovingian Kings and the Celtic Church. In Britain, Jesus’ granddaughter married the Archdruid Bran the Blessed, cementing a blood alliance between the Dragon and the Grail branches of the one greater royal family, guided and protected by the Druidic Priests of the Celtic Church and the indigenous Druids of Britain.
For reasons outlined in other works, Jesus’ other brother James attracted a following consisting of Paul of Tarsus and Peter the Fisherman. This faction settled in Rome with Paul and established itself eventually as the Roman Catholic Church. However, as Vatican records show, Prince Linus of Britain was descended from Jesus, and therefore was the First Bishop of the Christian Church following [by descent] Christ himself.
Nevertheless, since then, the Roman heresy, the Catholic Church of the Dogma and not the Blood, vied for ascendance. After its final victory in 644 AD at the Council of Whitby, it did everything in its power to steal authority and leadership from the rightful bloodline descendants who held it. As part of this process in Europe, agreements were made with the Mayors of the Palaces, and the Merovingians were either murdered or incarcerated as the Roman Church established these Mayors, the Carolingians, under them as puppet kings.
After the Dark Ages the Roman Church became a ubiquitous and brutal power which attempted the utter destruction of the true Kings. Because of this relentless campaign, as the centuries have progressed we have been left to think of the Fairies as the Roman Church would wish us to think of them, as being anything other than what they really were.
— The Dragon Legacy, by Nicholas de Vere, pp. 106-107
geneology:
73.Lugh II “Lamfhota, The Shining One”, King of Britain married Gwendolyn
72.Llyr Llediaith, King Lear, “the Sea God” married Penarddun
71.Bran the Blessed, ArchDruid, King of Britain married Anna of Arimathea, granddaughter of Jesus and Mary Magdalene
70.Julia Penardin de Brittany married Meurig, King of Britain
69.Coel “Old King Cole”, King of Britain married to Ystradwal
68.Athildis, Princess of Britain married Marcomir IV, King of Franks
67.Clodomir IV, King of Franks married Hasilda
66.Farabert, King of Franks married to Farabet
65.Sunno “Huano”, King of Franks married Hunno
64.Hilderic, King of Franks married to Hastila
63.Bartherus, King of Franks married to Hermintude
62.Clodius III, King of Franks married unknown
61.Walter, King of Franks married Eurgen Ferch Llieffer
60.Dagobert I “The Great”, King of Franks married unknown
59.Genebald I, Duke of East Franks married to Athildis
58.Dagobert II, King of Franks married unknown
57.Clodius I, King of Franks married to Frotmund Desposynl de Frimutel
56.Marcomir, King of Franks married Ildegonde
55.Pharamond, King of Westphalia (West Franks) married Argotta
54.Clodio “The Long Haired”, King of Westphalia married Basina
53.Merovee, King of France married Verica
52.Childeric I, King of France married Basina of Thuringia
51.Clovis “The Great”, King of France married St. Clothilde
50.Clothaire I, King of France married Ingonde
49.Blithildes married Ausbert of Moselle
48.Arnoul, Bishop of Metz married Oda de Savoy
47.St. Arnolph, Bishop of Metz married Lady Dodo of Saxony
46.Anchises married Begga of Brabant
45.Pepin d’Heristal, Mayor of the Palace married Alpais
44.Charles Martel, King of France married Rotrude
43.Pepin “The Short”, King of France married Bertha of Laon
42.Charlamagne, Emperor of the West married Hildegarde
41.Pepin, King of Italy married Bertha of Toulouse
40.Bernhard, King of Lombardy married Cunegonde
39.Pepin II of Vermandois, Lay Abbot married Crothais Rothaïde de Bobbio
38.Herbert I, Count of Vermandois married Bertha Beatrice de Morvois
37.Herbert II, Count of Vermandois married Hildebrand
36.Robert, Count of Vermandois married Adelaide de Chalons
35.Adelaide, Countess of Chalons married Geoffrey, Count d’Anjou
34.Fulk III “The Black”, Count d’Anjou married Hildegarde
33.Ermengarde d’Anjou married Geoffrey II d’Gastinois
32.Fulk IV, Count d’Anjou married Bertrade de Montfort
31.Fulk V, King of Jerusalem married Ermengarde du Maine
30.Geoffrey Plantagenet married Matilda, g.daughter of William the Conqueror
29.Henry II, King of England married Eleanor of Aquitane
28.Eleanor, Princess of England married Alphonso IX, King of Castille
27.Berengaria of Castille married Alphonso X, King of Leon
26.Ferdinand III, King of Castille married Joan de Dammartin
25.Eleanor of Castille married Edward I, King of England
24.Edward II, King of England married Isabel of France
23.Edward III, King of England married Philippa of Hainault
22.Lionel, Duke of Clarence married Elizabeth Burgh
21.Philippa Plantagenet married Edmund de Mortimer, Earl of March
20.Elizabeth Mortimer married Henry de Percy “Hotspur”
19.Henry de Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland married Eleanor Neville
18.Henry de Percy, 2nd Earl of Northumberland married Eleanor Poynings
17.Margaret de Percy married William Gascoigne
16.Elizabeth Gascoigne married George de Talbois
15.Anne Talbois married Edward Dymoke
14.Frances Dymoke married Sir Thomas Windebank, Knight
13.Mildred Windebank married Robert Reade
12.Col. George Reade, Governor of Virginia married Elizabeth Martian
11.Mildred Reade, g.g.mother of George Washington married Col. Augustine Warner
10.Elizabeth Warner married Col. John Lewis
9.David Lewis, Sr. married Mary McGrath Hart
8.Capt. James Lewis, 2nd in command of the Revolutionary War and cousin of Meriwether Lewis and George Washington, married Lucy Thomas
7.Mary Elizabeth Brenham Lewis married Capt. Dyer Moore
6.William Dyer Moore married Susannah Harriet Dance
5.Mary Annetta Moore married Lafayette Mantooth
4.Helen Irene Mantooth married Crockett Campbell
3.Mary Campbell married Virgil Jefferson Fugler
2.Saxon Fox Fugler married Edward Joseph Maurer
1.Scott Maurer
DNA is a map. We are living genetic libraries of the entire journey of our ancestors, from the center to the outer edge. Our oldest common ancestor is Adam Kadmon, the perfected Human at the center of creation.
The Druids are associated with groves and, as some will insist, oak trees. However, it is feasible to suggest that in light of their Sumerian and Ubaid origins, the Druids as priest kings of the Dragon, were connected specifically with the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge, rather than with any mundane or temporal shrubbery.
Accepting this we may further suggest that, as priests of these pre-eminent Trees of Life and Knowledge, they may be further identified with those magicians and scholars whose Transylvanian descendents were the Scythian Aryans or Sumerian Anunnaki–the Dragon God-Kings. They were instrumnental in establishing the Chakric system of Hindu and Buddhist Tantra and Hebrew, Arabic and Greek Qabalah whose magical systems, as we all know, contain a glyph called the Tree of Life.
Generally speaking this Tree is a system of pathways both macrocosmic and microcosmic in nature. It links the various subtle energy centres which are said to exist both in the universe, as levels of density and emanation relating to the manifestation of cosmic power and being, and in the human body–on the microscopic level–as energy centres corresponding to the glands in the endocrinal system. In Qabalah the spheres which do not relate to the glands may be seen as points in the meridian system adopted by the Chinese. On another level, the Qabalistic Tree of Life is a genealogical chart of the Gods.
The magical Tree is a universal symbol. As in the early Sumerian depiction of the Tree of Life, the abode of Lilith, many of the subsequent Arabic, Indian and European Holy Trees share common attributes. All have residing in their topmost branches some form of bird.
In Tantra it is the Swan, whose head rests within the Ajna Chakra which corresponds to the pineal and pituitary glands and the corpus callosum. In Welsh Druidic lore the bird is represented as the Eagle, a typically shamanic totem bird which symbolises the ascendant spirit. Here the Eagle is the god Lleu (in Ireland he is the Danaan king Lugh), the father of the Elven Llewwlyn Kings of Gwynnedd. In Arabic Sufism the bird is a Peacock, whilst in Viking lore the Sacred Tree Yggdrasil has at its base a coiled serpent by a pool and in its highest boughs the bird of the released spirit accompanied by a white heart. Yggdrasil is called the Axis Mundi and is seen as the tree which contains within its branches and roots the nine worlds of the Viking philosophical sytem, including their version of the Hebrew Qlipphoth or underworld. Immediately the similarity between it and the Qabalistic and Tantric Trees becomes apparent. This is no fluke.
— The Dragon Legacy, by Nicholas de Vere, pp. 74-75
Image: Lionel Chan
(This attempts to explain the famous view of the ancient Egyptian Iligan at Dendera Temple). ❤❤❤
This Inscription is located at the Temple of Dendera, located about 2,5 kilometers southeast of the village of Dendera, west of Qena, and about 55 kilometers north of Luxor, on the west shore of the Nile.
This temple was built to worship Hathor, the Goddess of love, music and beauty worshipped by the ancient Egyptians.
As for the names of the Royal Crowns, depicted here according to the inscription carved at the Temple of Dendera, each of the names could be interpreted, as follows:
(1) Crown their
(2) Crown of the covenant (linked to the idol God)
(3) the crown of fear (linked to the idol of fear.. Lord of the moon at the ancient Egyptians and the son of idol amun ra)
(4) the crown of their their ornamented with Cobra (their their or rouse)
(5) Red Crown ornamented with Cobra (dsẖrt or rouse)
(6) Crown of the four feathers
(7) Crown of the maat (affectionate-about)
(8) the crown of Amun (the) and is called saraswati swty
(9) Marchesa (a mixture of blue naj and maat)
(10) Crown of n (Crown of the eagle)
(11) their their armando
(12) they are committed to suicide (insisted)
(13) Crown of the agreement with Cobra (archived)
(14) Crown of wreath.. Da (scarf)
(15) Crown of burch = Blue Crown
(16) Head Cover.. Mongoose
(17) Crown Cap
(18) another cap crown
(19) Head Cover.. Ring’s ring
(20) another head cover.. another ring (Avneet)
(21) Red Crown (Dsẖrt)
(22) White Crown (argument)
(23) Double Crown (my sarcasm) = strong
— Scientific Research Department at Karnak
“Remarkable new evidence discovered by Dr. Douglas Petrovich may change how the world understands the origins of the alphabet and who first wrote the Bible. As to be expected, his controversial proposals have ignited contentious debate. In this first of a two-part series, the background and importance of this issue will be explored before some of the specifics of the new finds and the pushback from other scholars is covered in part two.”
Researchers at the British Library have found sensational evidence for the existence of the Loch Ness Monster. Hidden within the pages of a 12th-century manuscript is not only a description but also a drawing of the beast known to millions as Nessie. […]
By mapping notes to letters, some musicians sneak secret words into tunes.
Source: With Musical Cryptography, Composers Can Hide Messages in Their Melodies
Grand Temple of Horus Behdety 