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Templar and Kabbalah PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 12 October 2009 09:12

At the end of the nineteenth century, Charles Wilson of the Royal Engineers, began conducting archeological research in Jerusalem. He arrived at the opinion that the Templars had gone to Jerusalem to study the ruins of the temple. Wilson found traces of digging and excavation under the foundations of the temple, and concluded that these were done by tools that belonged to the Templars. These items are still in the collection of Robert Brydon, who possesses an extensive archive of information concerning the Templars.

hiram key

The writers of the Hiram Key ( Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas ) argue that these excavations of the Templars were not without result; that the order discovered in Jerusalem certain relics that changed the way they saw the world. In addition, many researchers are of the same opinion. There must have been something that led the Templars, despite the fact that they had previously been Christian and came from a Christian part of the world, to adopt a system of beliefs and a philosophy so completely different from that of Christianity, celebrate heretical masses, and perform rituals of black magic. According to the common views of many researchers, this "something" was the Kabbalah.

Then, what is Kabbalah..??

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University of Exeter PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 23 October 2009 14:40

The second background oh JK. Rowling is University of Exeter who was known as an educational institution that laden with occult teaching. The motto of University of Exeter is "Lucem sequimur" which means "We're Following Light". Perhaps for the layman, the term "light" here perceived as a science. But in Paganism-codex, "Light" is another name than "Lucifer".

Wikipedia calls Exeter, England, with the sentence, "Exeter is a town in England. It is the capital of Devon. The population are 100,000. In this city there is a cathedral, castle ruins, and some relics of the walls of the Roman Empire. Exeter was built by the Romans, who called Isca Dumnoniorum. After they left, and the Anglo-Saxon nations move in the 7th century, the name was changed to Exeter. Then Exeter became the center of resistance in the conquest of Normandy. Now, the city became the seat of Meteorological Office, which estimates the weather in this country. "

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The Templars PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 07 October 2009 12:10

Templars

The Templars, or, their full name, The Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon, was formed in 1118, that is, some 20 years after the crusaders took Jerusalem. The founders of the order were two French knights, Hugues (Hugh) de Payens and Godfrey de Saint-Omer. At first there were 9 members, but the order steadily grew. The reason they named themselves after the temple of Solomon was because the place they had chosen as a base was the temple mount where the temple Prophet Solomon had built is believed to have been located. This same location was where the Dome of the Rock (Qubbet as-Sakhrah) stood.

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The Used PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 10 October 2009 11:26

the usedThe Used officially formed in January 2001, but members had played in many previous bands since the early 1990s, which helped lead to the formation of The Used. Founding member Branden Steineckert along with Quinn Allman and Jeph Howard were trying to start a new band and needed a singer. They had music for songs but no lyrics or vocals to go along with it. Quinn asked Bert McCracken if he was interested in joining the band. Bert met up with the other members and liked the music they wrote. After being given music that the band had written, Bert wrote the lyrics to what would become "Maybe Memories" and returned the next day to record a demo version of the song.

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Draconian devils takes from an anagram contained in the novel The Da Vinci Code, that is, when the curator left a messageĀ  .. "O, Draconian devil!" and "Oh, lame saint!" which turned out to be an anagram of Leonardo Da Vinci and the Mona Lisa. Actually there is no particular reason I took the name, just because my admiration for that anagram.

Content of this website may not be very interesting because im new in this world. About the content in this site, i just say, "Legend, myth, fact or conspiracy, you decide it". Therefore I would be very grateful for all the help and advice regarding the development of this website. Thanks guys .... n nothing useless in this world ....

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