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Hi Zach,

Maybe it’s because I’m from around there originally but it reminds me of Knowth, Dowth and Four Knocks (not so much Newgrange as you didn’t mention quartz surrounds). Have a search on those and see if it fits the picture in your mind’s eye.

Not sure about the word. Intriguing – it sounds scandanavian.

Cheers,

Simon

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OK – here’s a very roughly outlined priest figure to the left. Have a look at this and then look back at Zach’s original.

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Looking at the the left hand side of the picture you can almost see a priest in his vestments. There then appears to be a gap in the middle and possibly another figure on the right. I’ll see if I can enhance the picture to show you what I mean.

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Hi Zach and welcome to the site.
Just a few quick reactions to the images you mention with references to some earlier discussion threads that may be of interest.

Golden Orb on church spire – have you looked at St Lawrence’s in West Wycombe ([url:1fa2pln3]http://www.flickr.com/photos/ishida/117370322/[/url])? This has interesting links to the Hellfire Club – see our previous thread [url:1fa2pln3]http://www.psychicquesting.com/ftopict-36-hellfire.html[/url]

Masonic floor chessboard – Church at Rennes-le-chateau? Picture here: [url:1fa2pln3]http://www.benhammott.com/fleury-tableau-2/mm-church-floor.jpg[/url]

Yuri Leitch has a whole section on the Hunt in his latest book Gwyn ([url:1fa2pln3]http://thetemplebooklet.co.uk/Gwyn.htm[/url]). I can’t recall from memory if he has something in their linking the wild hunt to ley lines or earth energies but I seem to remember reading about that somewhere. I’ll try and pin down a reference.

Joseph of Armithea/thorn – see [url:1fa2pln3]http://www.psychicquesting.com/article-1-flat-0-.html-1[/url] and in particular the footnote: “Glastonbury’s earliest church, built from timber and wattles, some of which came from the legendary thornbush that grew from a twig of the crown of thorns.”

Hope this helps – would love to hear more of your quest.

Cheers,

Simon

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Hi,

Sacred Geometry is not my strong point so apologies if this sounds daft – but how do you go about drawing the complete flower of life? Does it start with a single circle and then you intersect that circle at 6(?) equally spaced points around its circumference with more circles?

I think if I understood how it got built up it would all make more sense to me.

Thanks,

Simon

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Hi redwolf,

Welcome to pQ.com. Also thank you for submitting the link to PsychicAngels. I have added this to the links section and will be personally interested in looking at the psychic development toipcs.

What are your own interests? Are you following any quest at the moment?

- Simon

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wink: ).

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This takes me back!

I’ve just been browsing through Adam McClean’s very interesting new Alchemy Forum ([url:11nwu7u7]http://www.alchemydiscussion.com[/url]) and the 1618 engraving of Valentine’s ninth key (or at least the bottom section enclosed in the circle) reminded me of the three hares.

Here’s the link: [url:11nwu7u7]http://www.alchemydiscussion.com/view_topic.php?id=74&forum_id=2[/url] – but you’ll have to register (free) to see the images.

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Another teaser and some latest developments…

“Dear Friends,

Just a heads up that we have posted some new information on the NEWS page of our website [url:2mj2cmz6]http://www.bloodlinethemovie.com[/url]. It’s all about the collection of coins we found inside the chest along with the cup, anointing jar, glass vial and parchment.

Because of the coded nature of some of the clues and evidence in this investigation, as you might imagine, we never take things at face value anymore. So we are still considering what meaning might be behind the placing of the coins. Was it something obvious, such as to simply call attention to a particular time period? The coins range in date from 1st Century BC to 12th Century AD, a very interesting interval of history–a hundred plus years before the birth of Jesus, right through to the Crusades.

Or, is there another, deeper, more obscure, reason those particular coins were selected? If you have any ideas, we would love to hear about them! Please send us an email with your thoughts.

We’re excited to tell you that we will be making an announcement very soon about the release of BLOODLINE, so please keep an eye on our website, and thanks again for your continued interest and support.

Best wishes,

René
Bloodline Producer”

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The latest information from Rene:

“Hello Everyone!

We took particular note of the recent news out of Italy regarding Slavisa Pesci’s discoveries of hidden images in Da Vinci’s The Last Supper. In fact, the entire world took such note that on the first morning following his press announcement, 15 million internet users clamored to see what it was all about, crashing the site.

The theme revealed in Pesci’s work, of course, seemed to be, once again, the marriage of Jesus and Mary Magdalene. Or at least, the hint of some kind of ‘proof’ or ‘evidence’ of that union was what drew so many people worldwide to see it for themselves. That hope of some kind of answer to forbidden questions.

Our goal with Bloodline is to bring new information and evidence to the light and to continue to stoke the fires of healthy debate.

Just a heads up, by the way, Bruce and I were interviewed by the Rennessence panel, Andrew Gough, Philip Coppens and Corjan de Raaf, which is now live on [url:38p457id]http://www.rennessence.com[/url], if you’d like to take a listen. In addition, we just completed another interview, this one with William Henry, which will also be live this weekend at [url:38p457id]http://www.unknowncountry.com/dreamland[/url].

As we move closer to the release of the film, we are planning more interviews and will keep you updated as they become available.

Thank you again for your much valued interest.

Best wishes,

Rene Barnett
http://www.bloodlinethemovie.com “

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Hi Vyxen, thanks for highlighting this. I did send in my guess but I didn’t hear anything back. Maybe I got it wrong . Has anyone else had more luck with it?

This reminds me of an old computer game called QuoVadis which ran on the Commodore64? It had a vast gameplay area with lots of ways that your knight could get killed. Anyway it was marketed with a quest to get a golden sceptre. There were cryptic clues placed throughout the game and if you got the answer to all of them you were supposed to win the sceptre. I don’t believe anyone ever did.

Cheers, Simon.

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I wonder if there are a series of linked serpent mounds and serpent place names. It would be interesting if you could plot a trail that ran roughly parallel to an established ley line, for example – giving you a “straight line” and a counter-balancing “snaking line”.

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Hi Dan,

Doh! Don’t know how I missed your earlier link. Great minds and all that…

- Simon

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Lowering the tone of the conversation a bit, have you guys seen this video on YouTube?

[url:w4yh6cnb]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DsgZ4JXXB8[/url]

Funny!

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That is weird. If you click on the Forbidden Conference link on his main website [url:v63100b4]http://www.gardinersworld.com/[/url] you get sent to an area with no mention of it – just things to buy (marketing man indeed!) and if you look at the What’s Happening section there is again no mention of it which seems very strange as last year’s one is still there.

Did you actually pay for the ticket or just reserve it?

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