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 Post subject: New Guest Article: The Time Monk Project
PostPosted: 03 May 2011 6:14 pm 
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Rarely have new insights on old conundrums been so authoritatively presented than by ‘The Time Monk Project’. Don’t let the sacred geometry put you off. This is a discovery that’s easy to follow and worth the journey. Read more:

http://www.andrewgough.co.uk/guest_timemonk.html

Enjoy guys. I hope you are well.

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hmm...and that's the best that "a group of scholars from the university city of Cambridge, England" can come up with?


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I loved how Time Monk connected the Freemasons with it

and the Sacred Geometry

Kudos!
Interesting take on the 681

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...and i notice Andy's posts number 861.


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:lol: :lol: :lol: :shock: good spotting Sheila

that was a coincidence .... :wink:

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Sheila wrote:
hmm...and that's the best that "a group of scholars from the university city of Cambridge, England" can come up with?

Yes... but what was his 681st post though. :)


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 Post subject: Re: New Guest Article: The Time Monk Project
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I can tell you that I have signed an NDA and have been presented with more information than Duncan has revealed here. Impressive.

Do treat Duncan's considerably detailed work with the respect I know you would want others to extend to your research.

Also, Duncan will be speaking at the next Rennes Group, which will be announced later this week. I hope you can make it.

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Hmm......


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 Post subject: Re: New Guest Article: The Time Monk Project
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Sheila, what does your repeated 'Hmmm...' mean? I think it's a very interesting analysis of the geometry of the two paintings.


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 Post subject: Re: New Guest Article: The Time Monk Project
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The only thing we learned from this guest-article is that one can construct with great imagination a Star- of David in the 2 paintings and that it can be constructed by square, triangle and circle …. WAW…

Nothing about the Grail nor the Philisophers Stone … WAW

Nothing about the Maranatha meaning and drawing on the cover of the puzzle book … WAW

Nothing about Leonardo da Vinci and his 2 paintings of “The Virgin of the Rocks”.... WAW

Nothing about Nicholas Flamel who was at the base of the whole Maranatha Puzzle (Text and drawings !!!) :oops: :(

NOW its TIME for us, the BB, to speak soon directly with Andrew and show him what we know about "The TOMB"... :shock:

Obelix, Scribe of the Bees... :wink: :wink:
Bzzzzzzzzzzz

P.S. There are 3 Great Parties involved in this affair. The Freemasons, The Vatican and the Knights Templar (wih the Bees) who have all very opposing objectives and interests... :!:

The article by DUNCAN comes from the Priory of Sion who is a fraction of the Freemasons : one the 3 parties involved !

@Andrew: dont get used by these P.S. guys just as they did with the authors of "Holy Blood, Holy grail" :!:


PS : They even made mistakes in the Key parchment sentence about "Bergère pas de tentation........ :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
The french speaking people will ask WHY Duncan talks about "LE clef" and "LE croix" :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Obelix, Scribe of the Bees, LMAO ... :wink: :wink: :wink:
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 Post subject: Re: New Guest Article: The Time Monk Project
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...I find it rather disappointing. The one thing I don't get: why the hell so many people use paintings to reveal any kind of "hidden" geometry that at the end, let's be fair, does not lead to any conclusion at all? However I love the star of David, as this sign is at the very heart of the RLC mystery. But not in form of a "painting" (whether Poussin or Teniers or Picasso or Gaugin or Dali, etc). I am also a "fan" of geometry - but see no need at all to look for it on old paintings...

Let's face it: take "Sauniere" or "Boudet" as the master minds behind the RLC secret. So ask yourself the question: do you think they left some "hints" to solve the mystery? Yes? OK. Where could these hints be then? In paintings made in the 17th century? Or do you think they by themselves solved these paintings and let no other "fresh hints"?

If one wants to solve the mystery then one has to concentrate on the oeuvres done by the "priests" at the end of the 19th century in RLC and its vicinity.


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Quote:
Nicholas Flamel who was at the base of the whole Maranatha Puzzle


...oh dear.


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 Post subject: Re: New Guest Article: The Time Monk Project
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I can see that the project has been working hard and the experts have picked out some interesting points. :roll:
They seem to have collapsed under the weight of pressure and signed non disclosure agreements to withold data. :roll: Much of such 'priceless gems' are thus shielded from valid scrutiny but shrouded in the cloak of mystery.
When working with Ben, The Tomb Man we did have quite a bit of pressure from various sources. But we had that trust in eachother's confidenciality which was and still is implicit.
Because the research continues apace I have been putting off publishing until I have verified some additional data and will be using Ben's idea of using multilingual books with lots of colourful illustrations in addition to the main story book.
I don't sign non disclosure deals but will always respect any confidences I have with Ben who has made genuine discoveries and helped me with mine - as has Sauniere with the messages in his bottles and the information in the Church at RLC.
Let us hope that we can encourage some excavations under the auspices of the DRAC and I am quite contented that the Maire of RLC has control of the Thesaurus Regalis and uses any financial benefit for the village. Ben and Pat's teams greatly assisted in the survey when we measured up that site. The village needs the funds to restore the Madeleine Churh and other features of great archaeological interest.

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Wombat wrote:

...We in the Antipodes might have some difficulty...

Regards to all

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This seems the perfect moment to share this great tool I stumbled across...

http://www.antipodemap.com/

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 Post subject: Re: New Guest Article: The Time Monk Project
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Caelum was taking the shortest route but I prefer the more circuitus route by plane or ship because of the dreadfully hot spot half way there! This has hit the nail on the head. Sauniere came upon a such a false idea and s :) et of circumstances when he uncovered a set of eroneous ideas mingled with the truth that led him to believe that something terrible would result from uncovering the truth. An example of this is the plotter who introduced the small bottle with the key to sidetrack people into looking for a non-existent box with a keyhole. A story to discredit MM was introduced and give a lying story almost distracted Ben from finding Sauniere's box and the exciting artefacts and glass vial it contained.
Throughout this tale there has always been this negative element (spelt with a backwards 'N' in some cases). It freaked out Sauniere but he preserved the information around his parish. Gelis was murdered and many have died over the centuries. But the information is still there thanks to BS and such brave and determined people.
The truth is there and is great. The artefacts from the second temple are there at RLC as is the Visigoth royal treasure.
People have been sitting on a melange of truth sprinkled with lies but not for much longer.
In the mean time the cover up people will continue to make the journey difficult but will not succeed for much longer.
The journey is worth every bit of the ride.

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They did all that work and never spotted the number 2?
Mind you, you do have to flip the painting upside down.
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Interesting, but I might beg to differ with my colleague wombat, that it is persuasive.
For example, in the shepherds painting, how does one determine the line of sight of the shepherdess? The author has arbitrarily determined this to be at a right angle to the neck/head axis, which any logical thinker will agree, is not necessarily so.
This being the "line" which creates the ensuing geometry, in my opinion, therefore needs to be 100% unambiguous, which it is not.

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I think the Sacred Geometry is right on the triangle Square and circle

It is interesting that the Star of David plays a big part in it

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Leningrad codex

Similarly, the symbol illuminates a medieval Tanakh manuscript dated 1307 belonging to Rabbi Yosef bar Yehuda ben Marvas from Toledo, Spain

but this Star of David is tilted right

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Doesn't Masonry also have the point in the circle, within parallel lines? Is this again short-hand for how to construct the same key? The point from which no mason can err?

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Interesting, but I might beg to differ with my colleague wombat, that it is persuasive.
For example, in the shepherds painting, how does one determine the line of sight of the shepherdess? The author has arbitrarily determined this to be at a right angle to the neck/head axis, which any logical thinker will agree, is not necessarily so.
This being the "line" which creates the ensuing geometry, in my opinion, therefore needs to be 100% unambiguous, which it is not.




Not that simple - a line appears to have been drawn from her eyes thru the eyes of the red robed shepherd - this is therefore not ambiguous.

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Interesting, but I might beg to differ with my colleague wombat, that it is persuasive.
For example, in the shepherds painting, how does one determine the line of sight of the shepherdess? The author has arbitrarily determined this to be at a right angle to the neck/head axis, which any logical thinker will agree, is not necessarily so.
This being the "line" which creates the ensuing geometry, in my opinion, therefore needs to be 100% unambiguous, which it is not.




Not that simple - a line appears to have been drawn from her eyes thru the eyes of the red robed shepherd - this is therefore not ambiguous.


Okaaaaay.....so draw a line through the eyes of the red robed shepherd in the very first picture shown, and tell me if it lines up with the eye (read "line of sight") of the shepherdess......or the chin.

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rs2008 wrote:
Okaaaaay.....so draw a line through the eyes of the red robed shepherd in the very first picture shown, and tell me if it lines up with the eye (read "line of sight") of the shepherdess......or the chin.




I'd say somewhere between mouth and nose. :)

The line would have to be from her eyes, thru the red robed shepherd's top of nose (i.e. between the eyes).

But I get what you're saying - I may have to concede your point.

The thing is though DB believes the key is the tilted encircled hexagram.

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