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 Post subject: Re: Axis Mundi
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One of the most ancient symbols is the Axis Mundi....the symbol for the god Atlas and his family.

If my theory is correct concerning Caledonia, that it is the home of Celaeno, is there other evidence in the area that shows evidence of the children of Atlas? Lia Fail comes to mind....
Clach-a-Mharscin.....

Visited here today during a perfectly-timed break in the rain. The stone stands just off the road in front of the timeshare complex - you can't miss it, it's right next to a huge blue sign! The stone is a fairly regular cuboid in shape, but the top has a point to it. Standing behind the stone (with the timeshare behind you) you'll notice something striking - the top of the stone appears to mirror the shape of Schiehallion's peak. Checking the compass shows that Schiehallion is exactly to the SE.

There is a plaque affixed to the stone which suggests the stone may have been moved in some way by builders many years ago, but it seems to imply that it was re-erected in it's original position, so it's alignment with Schiehallion may have been unaffected.

Legend has it that a travelling packman sat down in the shade of this standing stone one hot summer's day, and as he threw off his pack, it fell behind the stone and he was strangled by the straps.

A plaque has been fixed to it describing the origin of it's name. The plaque says:

Clach-a-Mharslin
(The Pedlar's Stone)



Okay...there are standing stones all over the place in Britain/Scotland/Ireland...does that mean the area was once Atlantis? The fella who wrote "Conan the Barbarian" thought so.



‘Atlantis’ found? Doggerland artifacts on display at London museum

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/atlantis-found-doggerland-artifacts-display-london-museum-221345530.html

Whether Atlantis was real may never be known. But scientists from several European universities have recovered artifacts from a kind of "European Atlantis" at the bottom of the North Sea. Now, those artifacts from the sunken landmass known as Doggerland are going on display at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition in London.

According to CBS News, divers found fossilized evidence of large mammals, including mammoths; harpoons; fish prongs; and possible burial sites. Scientists, including Dr. Richard Bates of St. Andrews University, have recreated Doggerland in 3D with the help of geophysical surveys. Visitors to the Royal Society Exhibition will be able to explore this lost land up close.

Doggerland was a purported landmass that stretched between Scotland, Denmark, and the Chanel Islands. It was slowly enveloped by water following the end of the last Ice Age. The Royal Society's official site points out that the challenges faced by the residents of Doggerland aren't so different from those facing humanity today—climate change and environmental factors, chief among them.

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 Post subject: I'm Wide Awake
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0BWlvnBmIE

Katy Perry is not my favorite artist...she's okay.

The images in the video are an exact replication of my life the past 24 months. I can't ignore it.

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 Post subject: Re: I'm Wide Awake
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Very Cool!
I loved the labyrinth

from your article on Doggerland
It is a lost world that was probably completely covered by the sea between 8,000 and 10,000 years ago when island Britain was formed."

Lots of evidence out there that some cataclysm occurred 10,000 BC
The Holocene extinction is the extinction of species during the present Holocene epoch (since around 10,000 BC)

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I'm very upset at the moment, and I'm not very sure where to post this. It falls under many discussions we've had here. It's tied to Sandy Hook and to Va Tech and...and....I knew her dad very well, Art was my lawyer for years.....during the Va Tech massacre. His wife, a retired judge, was on the panel that is being revised by Tim Kaine in relations to Sandy Hook.

I don't believe this is a random killing. They were executed and then the car set on fire.

http://www.roanoke.com/news/roanoke/wb/320887

The daughter of a retired Roanoke judge and an attorney was shot to death in Baltimore last week, police said.
Alysia Nicole Strickland, 33, was found in a burning car in the Mondawmin neighborhood of west Baltimore early Friday morning, Baltimore police said. Both Strickland and a second victim, 34-year-old Taewon Tuck of Baltimore, died of gunshot wounds to their heads, police said.

Strickland is the daughter of Diane Strickland, a retired circuit court judge, and Art Strickland, a Roanoke attorney. The Stricklands released a short statement Monday, confirming their daughter's death. "We greatly appreciate your thoughts and prayers," it read. "Please allow us time to privately process our grief as a family."

A spokesman for Morgan State University in Baltimore said Strickland was a graduate student studying architecture at the school.

Gail Martin of Odgen, Utah, said she met Strickland 12 years ago, when they both lived in Baltimore. She described Strickland as a loving, generous, devoted friend with a good sense of humor and a deep love for her two dogs.

"I am completely heart-broken over her senseless death, as are her many other friends," Martin wrote in a Facebook message. "Such a kind, gentle person did not deserve such a horrible death and I think that is what has sickened and devastated all of her friends the most."


Roanoke....it's not Ben Hammott's star
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On the same road as the star, is Syon Abbey (about 30 minutes from my house).
When the Abbey was built, my ex-husband sold the construction monks their Fleetwood Double-wides. Rome provided the man power and equipment for construction. No-one local was used.

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http://www.syonabbey.org/index.html

Cho. The Virginia Tech gunman.....Ishmael
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2007-04-21/news/MYWORD21B_1_ishmael-cho-popular-culture
Cho Seung-Hui was an English major, likely familiar with Melville's classic, Moby Dick, which begins, "Call me Ishmael." Cho would have identified with this character's suicidal feelings and his sense of alienated superiority.

From the book, "Moby Dick" where Melville describes the white whale as.....
"But soon the fore part of him slowly rose from the water; for an instant his whole marbleized body formed a high arch, like Virginia's Natural Bridge..."

Daniel's prophecy of the Fifth Kingdom.
Nebuchadnezzar’s dream is revealed to Daniel—The king saw a great image, a stone cut from the mountain without hands destroyed the image, and the stone grew and filled the whole earth—The stone is the latter-day kingdom of God.
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One exit from Natural Bridge, is Arcadia. Exit 168 (Great Comet of 1680 or PAX 681 or my house numbers)
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Nebuchadnezzar said he was Marduk's favorite.... “I am Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon, the exalted prince, the favourite of the god Marduk..."
TCJ wrote:
Then Marduk made a bow and strung it to be his own weapon, he set the arrow against the bow-string, in his right hand he grasped the mace and lifted it up, bow and quiver hung at his side, lightnings played in front of him, he was altogether an incandescence.

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 Post subject: Re: the Magdalene in the Grotto and The Richmond Meridian
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Okay lov....if it's all connected, and there are no coincidences, what does it mean?

I believe, for these things to be related is no accident....what are the odds?

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 Post subject: Re: the Magdalene in the Grotto and The Richmond Meridian
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P-entagonal cycle - the end
A-leph
X -60 degrees cross


6 - no time hexagon - the cut and the ax-e / e = 5 pentagon
8 - back in time - octagon - The Octopus resurrection
1 - Aleph mon-key


One of the Cretins religious symbol was the double face axe.


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Axe - dragon and unicorn -single horn the monkey

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIQl1U1ScSc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0_Ob3b9AdQ

From Unilever, Lux, Astral, Bovril and Pope Leo XIII and Asmodeus, etc

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 Post subject: Re: the Magdalene in the Grotto and The Richmond Meridian
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Serendipity wrote:
Hello,

This is my first post on this forum. I have been reading quite a bit here and I think the information I have to share will be interesting...seeing as I am across the pond from most of you.

I'm going to just jump right in if you don't mind and hope that my story is cohesive.

Let us take a look at the altar painting 'Magdalene in the Grotto' and a strange 'arch' to the left in the painting.

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This same shape arch can be found in Pousin's painting "Gathering Mana."
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Not that strange, this is the upside down M of Cassiopeia W.

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 Post subject: Re: the Magdalene in the Grotto and The Richmond Meridian
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I am now published!

Go get your edition of The Heretic Magazine....."The Scythian Revelation" by Margaret Robertson

I am honored to be in the company of such writers.

Happy Easter to me.

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Serendipity wrote:
I am now published!

Go get your edition of The Heretic Magazine....."The Scythian Revelation" by Margaret Robertson

I am honored to be in the company of such writers.

Happy Easter to me.


Is it still limited to iPad and Kindle users? My poor little MacBook precludes me from reading it.

(Of course, you might think that's a good thing! :wink: )

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Well done Margaret and Richard also, both articles are very well written and thought provoking :D


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Well hey! ......way to go lass.

How can i access it ?


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Well hey! ......way to go lass.

How can i access it ?


From this link..volume 3 :D

http://www.thehereticmagazine.com/about.html


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TCP wrote:
Serendipity wrote:
I am now published!

Go get your edition of The Heretic Magazine....."The Scythian Revelation" by Margaret Robertson

I am honored to be in the company of such writers.

Happy Easter to me.


Is it still limited to iPad and Kindle users? My poor little MacBook precludes me from reading it.

(Of course, you might think that's a good thing! :wink: )

TCP



I downloaded a Kindle edition for PC for free from Amazon. If I'm not mistaken there is one for Mac too.

(why do I feel like I just sacrificed myself? :lol: )

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Thank you so much you guys!

It's been a wonderful day, but my nerves have gotten the better of me.

My stomach is killing me.....more Tums and the couch for me.

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Not that strange, this is the upside down M of Cassiopeia W.


In the state of Virginia the W & M are famous. Everyone here is familiar with it and I even have a trivet sitting in my kitchen of the two letters.

More W's & M's than you can count!

http://www.virginiametalcrafters.com/

I have this one....
http://www.brassgallery.com/queen-anne-trivet.html

The style of Colonial Williamsburg is still very popular, and much more sophisticated than colonial styles from New England.

http://www.history.org/

Guess who owns Colonial Williamsburg?????

"Gathering Mana"
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Serendipity wrote:
indigomerovingian wrote:
Not that strange, this is the upside down M of Cassiopeia W.


In the state of Virginia the W & M are famous. Everyone here is familiar with it and I even have a trivet sitting in my kitchen of the two letters.

More W's & M's than you can count!

http://www.virginiametalcrafters.com/

I have this one....
http://www.brassgallery.com/queen-anne-trivet.html

The style of Colonial Williamsburg is still very popular, and much more sophisticated than colonial styles from New England.

http://www.history.org/

Guess who owns Colonial Williamsburg?????


Do you know, Serendipity, that the original 330 acres where the College of William and Mary sits was purchased from my 9th great-grandfather Col. Thomas Ballard?

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Serendipity wrote:
indigomerovingian wrote:
Not that strange, this is the upside down M of Cassiopeia W.


In the state of Virginia the W & M are famous. Everyone here is familiar with it and I even have a trivet sitting in my kitchen of the two letters.

More W's & M's than you can count!

http://www.virginiametalcrafters.com/

I have this one....
http://www.brassgallery.com/queen-anne-trivet.html

The style of Colonial Williamsburg is still very popular, and much more sophisticated than colonial styles from New England.

http://www.history.org/

Guess who owns Colonial Williamsburg?????

"Gathering Mana"
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:wink:

M letter number 13 Ophiuchus the serpent

M-aria Aries - Hyades-Pleiades

The knot in the middle is the sacral knot

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_Goddess#Sacral_Knot

Sacral Knot

Both goddesses have a knot with a projecting looped cord between their breasts. Evans noticed that these are analogous to the sacral knot, a name given by him to a knot with a loop of fabric above and sometimes fringed ends hanging down below. Numerous such symbols in ivory, faience, painted in frescoes or engraved in seals sometimes combined with the symbol of the double-edged axe or labrys[15] were found in Minoan and Mycenaean sites. It is believed that the sacral knot was the symbol of holiness on human figures or cult-objects.[16] In Minoan Crete the cult was aniconic and the goddesses appeared only in epiphany, called forth chiefly by means of ecstatic sacral dance, as well as by tree shaking and baetylic rites.[17] The sacral knot (combined with the double edged axe) can be compared with the Egyptian ankh (eternal life) which is used to represent the planet Venus, or with the tyet (welfare/life) a symbol of Isis (the knot of Isis) [18] which is thought to represent the idea of eternal life and resurrection.


K-11 Pillars
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O-15-1111
T-aurus


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_John%27s_Arms

St John Bonfires - Templar fire baptism


Valknot - death knot

Knot coming from nut, zinc molecular borromean rings, the philosopher stone.


Colonial Williamsburg ? Rockefeller Mr David ? The scarab man

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TCP wrote:
Serendipity wrote:
I am now published!

Go get your edition of The Heretic Magazine....."The Scythian Revelation" by Margaret Robertson

I am honored to be in the company of such writers.

Happy Easter to me.


Is it still limited to iPad and Kindle users? My poor little MacBook precludes me from reading it.

(Of course, you might think that's a good thing! :wink: )

TCP

Hi Tim, You can read Kindle format on your Mac using Amazon's free App ( unless your Macbook is really ancient ).
Well done Serendipity :D
Here is the link to the App :-
http://www.amazon.com/gp/kindle/mac/download/
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TCP wrote:
Serendipity wrote:
indigomerovingian wrote:
Not that strange, this is the upside down M of Cassiopeia W.


In the state of Virginia the W & M are famous. Everyone here is familiar with it and I even have a trivet sitting in my kitchen of the two letters.

More W's & M's than you can count!

http://www.virginiametalcrafters.com/

I have this one....
http://www.brassgallery.com/queen-anne-trivet.html

The style of Colonial Williamsburg is still very popular, and much more sophisticated than colonial styles from New England.

http://www.history.org/

Guess who owns Colonial Williamsburg?????


Do you know, Serendipity, that the original 330 acres where the College of William and Mary sits was purchased from my 9th great-grandfather Col. Thomas Ballard?

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TCP



Yes, actually I do remember discussing this with you. And, if I am not mistaken the oldest surviving structure/house in VA was also in your family. I keep thinking that house is in a book my mom has about haunted houses in Virginia, but I can't find the book.

Which means......we have out merovingianed the indigo!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Do you know, Serendipity, that the original 330 acres where the College of William and Mary sits was purchased from my 9th great-grandfather Col. Thomas Ballard?

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Yes, actually I do remember discussing this with you. And, if I am not mistaken the oldest surviving structure/house in VA was also in your family. I keep thinking that house is in a book my mom has about haunted houses in Virginia, but I can't find the book.

Which means......we have out merovingianed the indigo!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


Yes, although the house belonged to a Warren ancestor rather than a Ballard. Both on my mom's side but not the same family,

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M letter number 13 Ophiuchus the serpent

M-aria Aries - Hyades-Pleiades

The knot in the middle is the sacral knot

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_Goddess#Sacral_Knot

Sacral Knot

Both goddesses have a knot with a projecting looped cord between their breasts. Evans noticed that these are analogous to the sacral knot, a name given by him to a knot with a loop of fabric above and sometimes fringed ends hanging down below. Numerous such symbols in ivory, faience, painted in frescoes or engraved in seals sometimes combined with the symbol of the double-edged axe or labrys[15] were found in Minoan and Mycenaean sites. It is believed that the sacral knot was the symbol of holiness on human figures or cult-objects.[16] In Minoan Crete the cult was aniconic and the goddesses appeared only in epiphany, called forth chiefly by means of ecstatic sacral dance, as well as by tree shaking and baetylic rites.[17] The sacral knot (combined with the double edged axe) can be compared with the Egyptian ankh (eternal life) which is used to represent the planet Venus, or with the tyet (welfare/life) a symbol of Isis (the knot of Isis) [18] which is thought to represent the idea of eternal life and resurrection.


K-11 Pillars
N-orth
O-15-1111
T-aurus


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_John%27s_Arms

St John Bonfires - Templar fire baptism


Valknot - death knot

Knot coming from nut, zinc molecular borromean rings, the philosopher stone.


Colonial Williamsburg ? Rockefeller Mr David ? The scarab man


Actually, the knot is performed by followers of Zoroaster.
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The Kusti, or sacred thread-girdle, is a string about the size of a stay-lace, and long enough to pass three times very loosely round the waist, to be tied twice in a double knot, and to leave the short ends hanging behind. It is composed of seventy-two very fine, white, woollen threads, as described in Dd. XXXIX, I, note, and is tied in the manner there mentioned, but with the actions and ritual detailed below.


http://www.avesta.org/ritual/ritualk.htm

Scarab man???? Well now, isn't that interesting......look! they are pointing to the scarab (in the middle)

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Woohoo Serendipity
Congratulations to both Margaret and Richard!!!
You Rock!!!

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The Knot of Isis, and the sacred Egyptian Beetle - our Cancer 69 = 15=1111

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http://insects.oeb.harvard.edu/rockefeller/


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http://www.forbes.com/2010/11/15/billio ... sions.html

While Carter was president, he went out of his wau tp seel the views of the global family. Among those he turned frequently was David Rockefeller.
When I met Rockfefeller in New York, I asked whether, at a cost of about $ 500.000 a year, the 150 member Trilateral Commission wasn´t rather poor value of money.
Flanked by his press officeer and a personal assistant, he looked dubious. "Everything is relative", he said. And certaninly, to him, $ 500.000 is not a great deal of money - only slightly more than
it costs to maintain the collection of 40.000 beetles he keeps in an air conditioned basement in Pocantico Hills



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