Senior Center Will Stunt Your Growth

Savoy of California

Professor Fowley arrived at his appointment early in order to do some measurements. He awoke with a start. The image of the Belmont Senior Center was drawing him deep into….The Labyrinth! As he shaved, he muttered;

“Why would the City of Belmont approve of a senior gathering place, if the facade looked like you were entering…..a tomb?”

Fowley let out a cry, as John put his cellphone in front of his face!

“Check this out. This is the Stuttmeister crypt in Berlin with the infamous “Come unto me statue. It’ perfectly square, isn’t it?”

“Yes. Yes it is. You measured it?”

“Yes! I measured many things. A Master Augur has been hard at work. I suspect he is 2,500 years old. Draw two descending lines from the top of Jesus’ head, thru the tips of his fingers. How many meters is the base?”

To be continued

When I belonged to the Priory de Sion, I conversed with several people who were into Sacred Geometry. I believe one published a book. This was four years before Dan Brown wrote his infamous book. The point is, you never know what will be valuable. My family tree was being abused at the Belmont Historical Society. Belmont could have been known as a Holy Grail City – ten years ago!

After the short tour of your relatives humble ranch home that is worth……. $3,356, 000 dollars, the out-of-towner, asks.

“Is there anywhere to go? Anything to see?”

“There is the Davinci Code Museum paid for by Dan Drown, There is a life-size wax replica of the Browns greeting you at the door. This place is so whacky. It comes with a cheap decoder and is included in the $50 buck ticket. You can get the upgraded Royal Belmont version, that costs $2.500 dollars. It has a laser light – that can be used as a sword!”

“Let’s go!”

I am a firm believer some theme can be reborn and be advanced some more by a newer generation. Will USC hold a DNA Longevity class near this Senior Center that I suspect was built atop the Janke graves – that were dug up in the middle of the night – and moved to another city. This destroyed the tried and true means to practice Eternal Life, that mortualries, and headstone carvers. have made a….

TRILLION DOLLARS

Is Theo Baker aware of the Priory de Sion – that allegedly ran the world?

6/22/2016

Knight von Rosemund of the Priory de        Sion

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St. Germaine releases a bevy of roses from her apron, and the Magdalene is shown holding a vase.”

Here is an old post made in my yahoogroup ‘Templar-de-Rosemont’ on April 25. 2006. Consider the apron of Saint Germaine. The true Rose Line was right under your noses. But, they could not smell the Rose of the World, lest, behold ‘The Rose of the World, because they are/were – not artists! They were not related to a famous woman artist, Christine Rosamond Presco, nor were they kin to Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor! I win! They lose! What is the title of that book in her lap?

Hit it Maestro!

When you go to The Garden’ and cut roses from the thorny bush, you come inside the house, and put the roses in a vase. You then add water!

Now do you see? Now do you get it? Here is my grandmother, Mary Magdalene Rosamond, and her four beautiful daughters, sired by Royal Rosamond. This is almost the full story. The End of it will be in my book.

Rosamonds 1939 Mary, Rosemary, Lilian, Bonnie & June

I just got off the phone with my dear friend, and fellow artist, Amy sargent, who said;

“Boy, you and Elizabeth Taylor’s brother sure look alike!”

Jon Presco

Copyright 2016

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http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.culture.templar.rosemont/1466

http://witcombe.sbc.edu/davincicode/magdalen-jar.html

After I sent Erin Sullivan the post she wants removed, she responds to my comparison of the image my late brother-in-law rendered to ‘The Da Vinci Code’.

Boy, could I tell you about Dan Brown . . . I am published by Penguin/Tarcher . . . I was the editor for Arkana Contemporary Astrology, Penguin UK . . . . And, he ripped off my authors and friends, Michael Baigent and Rich Leigh who are the authors of Holy Grail, etc.        Rich Leigh who are the authors of Holy Grail, etc. When they lost the lawsuit, Rich died of a heart attack four months later . . . Michael has since died 4 years ago from cancer . . . , When I was forced to read DaVinci, by the tine I got to page 38, I thought it was Rich Leigh under a boring pseudonym . . . AND, it is also        straight out of my book on Retrograde Planets, in the VENUS chapter!!!!””

“As for using my words, not verbatim, NO, but        we can tell the story        . . . BUT . . . no lawsuits. You may couch absolutes.”

Unfounded speculation

In certain circles, some kind of        occult        or        esoteric        significance is ascribed to the Paris meridian; sometimes it is even perceived as a sinister axis. Dominique Stezepfandts, a French conspiracy theorist, attacks the Arago medallions that supposedly trace the route of “an occult geographical line”. To him the Paris meridian is a “Masonic axis” or even “the heart of the Devil.”[citation needed]

Henry Lincoln, in his book        The Holy Place, argued that various ancient structures are aligned according to the Paris meridian. They even include medieval churches, built long before the meridian was established according to conventional history, and Lincoln found it obvious that the meridian “was based upon the ‘cromlech        intersect division line’.” David Wood, in his book        Genesis, likewise ascribes a deeper significance to the Paris meridian and takes it into account when trying to decipher the geometry of the myth-encrusted village of        Rennes-le-Château: The meridian passes about 350 metres (1,150        ft) west of the site of the so-called “Poussin tomb,” an important location in the legends and esoteric theories relating to that place. A sceptical discussion of these theories, including the supposed alignments, can be found in Bill Putnam and Edwin Wood’s book        The Treasure of Rennes-le-Château – A mystery solved.[citation needed]

In fiction

The confusion between the Greenwich and the Paris meridians is one of the plot elements of        Tintin        book        Red Rackham’s Treasure.[22]

The meridian line, dubbed the “Rose Line” by author        Dan Brown, appeared in the novel        The Da Vinci Code.

Parallels

Reviewers reference various parallels between this book and other works, such as the exposé nature of this book and        Liar’s Poker,        [1]        and the metaphorical journey to Silicon Valley as the “molten core” of our troubled times, alluding to Jules Verne’s        Journey to the Centre of the Earth.[1]        Then there is the current trend of seeing technology moguls as comparable to the        robber barons        of the        Gilded Age,[3]as well as this book,        How to Rule the World, as memoir noticeably similar in structure to        Scott Turow’s “iconic” freshman law school journal        One L.[3]        Also,        All the President’s Men        by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward,        [2]        as well as Sarah Wynn-Williams’        Facebook        exposé        Careless People.[2]

Film adaptation

Henry Lincoln – the strangest legacy and perhaps largest in the history of Doctor Who writets

When you think of the writers with the largest legacy who have worked on the show, there’s some obvious candidates. Anthony Coburn, the main writer of the first serial. Terrance Dicks, who was hugely influential on the show’s evolution. Malcolm Hulke, too. And then there’s writers with legacies outside of Doctor Who – Douglas Adams and Neil Gaiman are legends in their genres. RTD for changing the format and successfully bringing the show back.

But one writer has a legacy that stretches far beyond his three episodes – The Abominable Snowman, Web of Fear, and The Dominators. After his time on Who, Lincoln came across a small mystery, a strange footnote in the history of the Catholic Church, making two documentaries on the subject for the BBC and co-authoring a book on the subject named        The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail. The conspiracy it purports is that Jesus Christ married Mary Magdalene, had at least one child, whom fled to France with Mary and married into a noble family, the Merovingians. The mythic Holy Grail is both Mary’s womb and the royal Christ bloodline, which continues to this day, the secret hidden by the Priory of Scion.

If this sounds familiar, it’s probably because the theory, after a period of international fame died out, inspired the global smash book The Da Vinci Code and its sequel. Do a Doctor Who writer helped lead to the prominence of a Catholic conspiracy and a bestselling series of novels. But this is not as innocent a belief as it seems.

The theory has two origins. The first is a book and conspiracy by a Frenchman named Pierre Plantard. He invented the concept of the Priory of Scion as a front for his desire for a theocratic, fascist pan European government of catholics. The Priory was not only protecting the Grail secret, but through their military arm the Knights Templar attempting th return descendants of this line to power across Europe. The second is a smaller curiosity, the strange tale of a poor French priest who discovered enormous wealth and allegedly huge historical secrets regarding the Christ line in his small church in Rennes-le-Château. But this too is a falsity. Plantard and Gerard de Sede falsified documents. The priest, Bérenger Saunière, made his wealth through donations and fraudulent claims of performing masses he never did. Lincoln was one of many conned by de Sede and Plantard.

It’s an unfortunate legacy. But he does have one more claim to his name – he’s the last living writer to have written an episode in the 1960’s.

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