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Dr. John Dee famous spy and codebreaker to the Queen!
Dee has been defamed through the centuries as a necromancer, but it's the opinion of many
writers that his angelic-cabalistic- alchemical work, his Philosophers Stone, the"Monad Hieroglyphica"(1564) may have been a cover for covert operations carried on in the name of her majesty. The 007
was the insignia number that Elizabeth was to use for private communiques between her Court and Dee.
Dee signed his letters with two circles symbolising his own two eyes and indicating that he was the secret
eyes of the Queen.The two circles are guarded by what may be considered a square root sign or an elongated seven. For Dee,
seven was a sacred cabbalistic and lucky number.(Richard Deacon)
When the Spanish Armada loomed over the English Channel it was Dee as the wise sage who
suggested to hold the course and be still. He had correctly anticipated that devastating storms would destroy the mighty Spanish
Fleet and that it would be best to keep the English ships at bay. Some have suggested that it was Dee himself who conjured
up that storm. Whatever it was that allowed England to defeat the Armada, John Dee was having his finest patriotic moment.
One can see why some commentators have Dee associated with being the inspiration for the protagonist Prospero (to hope for
the future) from The Tempest. Francis Yates in her seminal exploration Majesty and Magic in Shakespeare's Last Plays,
comments, "Dare one say that the German Rosicrucian movement reaches a peak of poetic expression in The Tempest, a
Rosicrucian manifesto infused with the spirit of Dee, using theatrical parables for esoteric communication?"
Dee's wisdom of nature even extended into the field of architecture where Francis Yates
in The Theatre of the World states that James Burbage consulted Dee on the design of the first theater. Later,"The
Globe was created, says Yates, because in the Burbage tradition the design was to amplify naturally the voices of the plyers."
This was accomplished by the geometrical resonance of the circled dome. Burbage relied on Dee's extensive architectural library
for this construction.
Little has come down to us in terms of records of Francis Bacon and John Dee knowing each
other but on the afternoon of August 11, 1582 there was an entry in Dee's journal that they met at Mortlake. Bacon was 21
years old at the time and was accompanied by a Mr. Phillipes, a top cryptographer in the employ of Sir Francis Walsingham
who headed up the early days of England's secret service. They were there according to Ewen MacDuff, in an article, "After
Some Time Be Past" in 'Baconiana', (Dec.1983)" to find out the truth about the ancient Hebrew art of the Gematria-
one of the oldest cipher systems known, dating from 700 B.C. They were seeking to discuss this with Dee because he was not
only one of the leading adepts of this field, but a regular practitioner in certain levels of Gematria." Also, David Kahn
in The Codebreakers suggests that because of Dee's great interest in the 13th century alchemist Roger Bacon, that he
may have introduced Bacon to the works of Roger Bacon,"which may help explain the similarities in their thought."
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Mysteries of
Rennes-le-Château and the Prieure du Sion
ve Mizrach; edited by Morgana
Here are the basic outlines of the
mystery of Rennes-le-Château. It was clear that Berenger Sauniere, the parish priest of the small village during the late
19th and early 20th century, had been receiving vast sums of money to refurbish the local church and also to build many structures
in the area, such as his Tower of the Magdalene (Tour Magdala). Sauniere died in 1917, leaving the secret of where he got
his fabulous wealth to his housekeeper, Marie Dernaud, who promised to reveal it on her deathbed -- but sadly she had a stroke
which left her paralyzed and unable to speak before her death in 1953. Speculation was rife on the source of the parish priest's
money. Was it the lost treasure of the Templars or the Cathars in the area? Might it have been buried Visigothic gold? Or
was he blackmailing the Church with some terrible secret? The evidence that points to the last possibility is that Sauniere's
confession before his death was so shocking that the priest who heard it denied him absolution and last rites.
The mystery is rendered greater by
a series of parchments found by the cleric in 1891, which contained an easily discovered cipher. They were apparently written
by his predecessor, Abbe Antoine Bigou, confessor to Marie d'Hautpoul, in 1781. (The same cipher appears on her tombstone.)
The parchments were, on the face of it, Latin transcriptions of passages from the Gospels, but they contained deeper mysteries.
Sauniere also appears to have left certain other "clues" in the highly unusual redesign of his church and of the other structures
in the area.
Hidden within those Latin parchments
was a message in French:
"THIS TREASURE BELONGS TO DAGOBERT II KING AND TO
SION AND HE IS THERE DEAD."
Within the second parchment was
an even stranger message:
SHEPHERDESS NO TEMPTATION THAT POUSSIN TENIERS HOLD THE
KEY PEACE 681 BY THE CROSS AND THIS HORSE OF GOD I COMPLETE THIS DAEMON GUARDIAN AT MIDDAY BLUE APPLES.
" ...après un long sommeil, les mêmes hypothèses ressucistent, sans doute nous reviennent-elles avec des vêtements neufs
et plus riches, mais le fond reste le même et le masque nouveau dont elles s'affublent ne saurait tromper l'homme de science..."
"...after a long sleep, the same theories reappear, without doubt they return richer and with new clothes, but the foundation
remains the same and the new mask which they wear should not mislead the man of knowledge..."
(from the introduction to Le Serpent Rouge)
| Was this the Skull the Templars worshiped?? |
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| Da Vinci's little joke concealed in plain sight |
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| Sophia The Virgin on the Rocks praising John the Baptist over the Savior |
Baphomet - The Atbash Cipher Theory
In order to understand the Atbash Cipher theory, as it relates to the Baphomet mythos,
it is first important to examine the origins of the code. As early as 500 BC Scribes writing the book of Jeremiah used what
we now know to be the ATBASH cipher. This cipher is one of the few used in the Hebrew language. The cipher itself, ATBASH,
is very similar to the substitution cipher.
A substitution cipher is one where each letter of the alphabet actually represents another
letter. In the case of the Atbash cipher, the first letter of the alphabet is substituted for the last, the second for the
second last and so on. The letter A becomes "Z"; the letter "B" becomes "Y" and so on.
Dead Sea Scrolls
Dr. Hugh Schonfield was one of the original researchers working on the Dead Sea Scrolls
found at Qumran and is the author of many books on Biblical history, most notably "The Passover Plot."
While working on the Dead Sea Scrolls, Schonfield used the cipher to translate some
words that were undetectable to the scholars. For example applying the Atbash cipher to the word "hagu," he got the Hebrew
word, "tsaraph," which means, "test." The "hagu" passages are important for they deal with "The Teacher of Righteousness,"
which some scholars believe to have been Jesus.
Latterly, Schonfield became very interested in the charges of heresy leveled against
the Knights Templar and particularly the etymology of the Baphomet. It was decided by Schonfield that he would apply the Atbash
cipher, which he was convinced the Templars were aware of, to the Baphomet.
If one writes the word Baphomet in Hebrew and remember Hebrew letters read from right
to left, the result is as shown below:
[taf] [mem] [vav] [pe] [bet]
Baphomet In Hebrew Right to Left
Applying the Atbash cipher, Schonfield revealed the following:
[alef] [yud] [pe] [vav] [shin]
Results In Sophia A Greek Word Written In Hebrew Right To Left
Although written in Hebrew it reads as the Greek word Sophia that translates into "Wisdom" in English. However, there
is another connotation to the term, for Sophia was the Goddess and considered to be the bride of God.
It has been held by many that the Templars were followers of the goddess or at very least in reestablishing the feminine
aspect of divinity that had been excised by the church. It should be remembered that their patron, St. Bernard of Clairvaux
had an absolute obsession with Mary and was responsible for her being
named the queen of Heaven and the Mother
of God.
Whether the Templars were devoted to the goddess or simply respectful of wisdom, it
cannot be argued that Schonfield's Atbash cipher theory is among the most plausible explanations of the etymology of Baphomet.
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