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The Bridges - Jadczyk Correspondence
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Copper, Canaries, and Rennes-le-Chateau Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Fri, 28 May 1999 19:45:11 -0400
From this book about the pyramids in Rock Lake, Wisconsin:
"Someone took an awful lot of raw copper from North America a very long time ago. Who was responsible for this and what they did with it represent an enigma of vast proportions that investigators have been puzzling over for more than a century, although most Americans are unaware of the story.
"Beginning around 3,000 B.C. (That's right, 5,000 years ago!), in excess of 500,000 tons of copper were mined in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with most activity taking place at Isle Royale, an island in Lake Superior on the Canadian border. [I am hearing Gordon Lightfoot in my head: 'The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down of the great lake they call Gitchee Gumi...'] The mines abruptly and inexplicably shut down in 1200 BC, reopening no less mysteriously 2,300 years later. Until 1320 AD, some additional 2,000 tons were removed, destination unknown. As before, operations were suddenly suspended for no apparent cause. Tools - mauls, picks, hammers, shovels and levers - were left by their owners in place. Octave Du'Temple, a foremost authority on early Michigan, asks, 'Why did these miners leave their operations and implements as though planning on taking up their labors the next day, and yet mysteriously never returned.
"William P.F. Ferguson writes, 'The work is of a colossal nature, ' and 'amounted to the turning over of the whole formation to their depth and moving many cubic acres - it would NOT be extravagant to say cubic MILES - of rock.'
The prehistoric mines were NOT crude holes in the ground, but incredibly efficacious operations to extract staggering masses of raw material as quickly as possible. An average of 1,000 to 1,200 tons of ore were excavated per pit, yielding about 100,000 pounds of copper each. To achieve such prodigious yields, the miners employed simple techniques that enabled them to work with speed and efficiency. They created intense fires atop a copper bearing vein, heated the rock to very high temperatures, then doused it with water. The rock fractured and the copper was extracted. Deep in the pits, a vinegar mixture was used to speed spalling and reduce smoke.
"The ancient enterprise was a mind-boggling affair, including about 5,000 mines mostly along the Keweenaw Peninsula and the eastern end of Lake Superior above the St. Mary's river. On the northern shore, the diggings extended 150 miles, varying in width from four to seven miles... The pits ran in practically a contiguous line for 30 miles through the Rockland regions...
"Estimates of 10,000 men working the mines for 1,000 years seem credible, as does the conclusion that they were not slaves, because the miners carried away their dead. No ancient graves nor evidence of cremations have been found in the Upper Peninsula. Indeed, virtually all they left behind were their tools, literally millions of them. As far back as the 1840s, 10 wagonloads of stone hammers were taken from a single location near Rockland. The mauls appeared to be mass produced in various sizes and types to serve different tasks.
"W.H. Holmes succinctly writes, 'It is unlikely, however, that any considerable amount of the shaping work was conducted on the island. It seems to me more likely that the pieces of metal obtained were carried away to distant centers of population to be worked by skilled artisans and we may justly assume that a considerable trade existed in the raw material.' Those 'distant cneters of population were Rock Lake and Aztalan, which were connected to the Great Lakes mining areas by a belt of similar mounds. One upper Peninsula temple-mound was 10 feet tall, 15 feet long at the sides and virtually identical to Aztalna's Pyramid of the Moon. As we shall see, the ancient copper miners and the inhabitants of Rock Lake-Aztalan were one and the same people.
"America's ancient copper mines represent the key to unlocking Rock Lake's deepest secrets. The grandiose mining enterprise began suddenly around 3,000 BC and terminated just as abruptly 1,800 years later. [...] "When prehistoric America's copper mining ceased all at once in 1200 BC, the Michigan pits were abandoned for the next 21 centuries. They were suddenly opened in 900 AD, an event that can only mean that, despite the virtual abandoment of the Rock Lake area for thousands of years... [somebody KNEW about it - and came back]. [...] "Alliance with another mound building people at Spiro, Oklahoma, near the Arkansas River, provided portage to Mesoamerica Trade Centers. [...] "Roy Ward Drier writes, 'That the copper from which tools, scattered over such a vast area of country, were manufactured, came from the ancient mines of Lake Superior, does not admit of doubt. Although large and numerous deposits of copper ore are scattered through Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico and Central and South America, there is no evidence that the aborigines had sufficient metallurgical knowledge or skill to reduce the ores to refined copper. The shores of Lake Superior have the only known workable deposits of native copper in the world. The term virgin copper is well used to denote its purity. In this latter day, it outranks all others in the markets of the world." [...] "Archaeological excavations in the 1930s at Aztalan discovered the remains of a large rectangular building containing an abundance of unworked copper, establishing the site's identity as a mining town. [...] "The original inhabitants of the Canary Islanders referred to themselves as 'Canari' long before the Romans arrived. The name appears to have had a similar meaning in both Latin and the native speech, which was a mixed Indo- European language with at least several Latin cognates. "Previous to the 1st cnetury AD, the Atlantic group was known throughout the Mediterranean World as the Blessed Isles, the Fortunate Isles, the Hesperides, or the Isles of the Blessed. [Arcadia???} Forgotten for all of classical civilization, they were isolated from outside contact for almost 1,000 years until their rediscovery by Portuguese sailors in the 14th century. The Canari more commonly referred to themselves as Guanches (men) a once civilized race that had sloly degenerated over millennia of interbreeding, while their level of society slid back, quite literally, into the caves... "Before their virtual elimination, some studies were made of the Guanches, a WHITE PEOPLE, FAIR COMPLECTED AND WITH RED, AUBURN AND OCCASIONALLY BLOND HAIR. Despite their genetically debased condition, they preserved traditions from long gone ages of civilized greatness and still gathered at the ruined stone monuments of their ancestors for special events. Some of these cyclopean walls, called tagora, survive as crumbling rectangular enclosures, CIRCLES, and even pyramids.
"At Sant Cruz, captal of Tenerife, largest of the islands, I was surprised to learn that regular, ancient contacts between the Canaries and North America were generally acknowledge by the academic community. Talk of possible pre-Columbian visitors from Europe is tabu throughout professional circles in the United States, but Tenerife's leading historical scholar, Professor Lopez Herrera, writes 'One fact about wheich we may be certain is that there existed a relation in ancient times betwen the people of Canarian origin and the inhabitants of America.' [...] 'From Tenerife I took a ferry to Lanzarote, which is 125 miles closer to north Africa than any of the rest of the seven islands. After docking at the capital port of Arrecefe and checking into my hotel, I walked through the ocean-front park, intent only on some casual sightseeing, when I was thunderstruck to confront the very object that thad been soudght in the depths of Rock Lake for more than 50 years: a 20 foot conical pyramid. It exactly matched thes sunken structure seen in the lake in 1937. [...] "In all my travels throughout Europe and studies of classical and preclassical societies, I had never found so much as a reference to a conical stone pyramid such as this one, and, as far as I knew, nothing of the kind existed anywhere else except under the waters of Rock Lake, Wisconsin."
Well, what do you all think of this?
And, this little book was just published in 1997...
So, we have some more to add to my little book about the Canaries that Ark found in Bielefeld...
And we know that the "Virgin of Candelaria" which appeared on the beach of Tenerife at a place called SOCORRO, about the time of the writing of the Grail stories is connected...
There is a mountain on the island called T'Jeda or "Mt. Ida," and we know that the "judgment of Paris" which was the myth about the start of the Trojan war took place on a "Mt. Ida" in "Arcadia." In fact, ARC =mount, A'DIA = IDA, or something like that...
And then, there are the "processions of angels" that the Guanches claimed to have seen on the beach at night after the arrival of the statue... and the lights... and the reports of similar activities on Oak Island by the local natives...
NOW, we have this funny stone circle being discovered in South Florida... which may be a LOT older than anyone thinks... but, they will probably ruin any chance of really finding out what is going on there...
So, we are finding tracks of our guys and their possible "alien co-horts" all over the planet.
Question is: what the heck did they do with all that copper back then?
And, I notice one other funny thing... this "Rock Lake" place with its neighboring Aztalan, are at the same line of latitude as Rennes le Chateau...
Laura
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Calendars, circles and zodiacs Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Fri, 28 May 1999 19:48:53 -0400
Here's a bit I wrote to the Ancient Widsom list:
Hi, Been noting the little notes about calendrical changes and all that and there were some funny things about it I came across some years back...
First was when I realized that a whole new sign had been added to the zodiac, i.e. Libra.
Well, I was pretty curious about this and started comparing zodiacs. In the process, I came across the archaic sign of "arachnea," or the Spider/Moon goddess represented by all that ubiquitous ochre found everywhere, transformed later into Ariadne of the "clue/thread" who was ditched by Theseus after she saved his bun, but who later did much better for herself with one of the archetypal "Christs," Dionysus.
I wondered about this measurement business... Chatelain talks about the "Ninevah Constant," and all the "Sitchenites" talk about the 3600 year cycle of the alleged Nibiru/Annunaki Shuttle flight, and there are the long and short counts of the Maya as well as the five "free days" of the Egyptians.
Then, there was the Lunar astrology based on the 10 degree "mansions of the Moon," etc. etc.
One day I went to hear a lecture by a Vedic astrologer - and this stuff is quite a bit different than what goes on as astrology in the West. But, the interesting thing was the numerological system that was connected to this. I started thinking about it, and thinking about the nature of numbers and measurement and all the "ciphers and codes" that get bandied about all the time... you know, the number 17 and 33 and all that, not to mention the 7 days of "creation" and the week and the planetary and god representaions of same.
Pythagoras, of course, (or what we know of the Pythagorean system of teachings) believed that numbers were everything.
Back to the Vedic thing: seems that when one applies the numerological system to reduce any given number to a single digit, these numbers have a "character" that is like a prism which colors whatever the number relates to. This can be a birthday, a house address, license plates, and just all sorts of numbers.
So, some friends and I played with this for a few months... reducing numbers all over the place and trying to see if there was any "connection." Surprisingly, there was, though it could be stronger or weaker depending on some unknown factors.
Seems that, according to Veda, number 9 is not a very nice number as I began to understand. In fact, in other literature, it is not a very nice number. For example, it was "at the ninth hour that Jesus cried aloud 'it is finished!'" and certain other traditions posit that 9/10ths of the population will be decimated in some sort of "end- time" event... other references, too numerous to mention.
BUT, this number nine is VERY strange. And, it is sort of at the root of our whole plantary thing going on here... I mean, if you reduce 360 you have nine. Same with any of the cardinal points of the compass...
So, I started wondering WHY and HOW we got this 360 degree circle. I questioned my husband who is something of an expert on math and he finally admitted, after I questioned him into a corner with "why, why, why???" that it was, ultimately, purely arbitrary.
So, moving back to astrology, I started wondering just how and why the zodiac was tampered with... I mean, Scorpio's pincers were stolen in order to create Libra's as "blind" justice. I thought this was just a bit strange since "skopos" is related to "seeing" and "piercing the veil" which is the object of the study of the Osirian mysteries.
Then, I wondered why September (which means 7) is actually our 9th month, and December which means 10 is our twelfth... October... etc.
Of course, I KNOW the standard explanations for these things, but it is sort of like trying to find the origin of the quotation by Hancock from the Egyptian book of the Dead about the sore heads... when you start tracking the sources, nothing makes sense and the buck just sort of vanishes instead of finding a place to stop.
Well, of course we had the addition of August... and we had good old St. Augustine who instituted the Christian church whitewash and who replaced St. Anthony on January 17...
And we had a funny ufo crash on the Plains of San Augustin (not in Roswell, actually) And we have these funny Hakluyt guys publishing books by friars who, one invariably finds, have there roots in the Augustinian order...
And then we have a lot of funny other stuff going on in the month of August relating to the number nine... when you start databasing this weird stuff, you find that August REALLY stands out... and it is the time of the Perseid Meteor shower, and of course I have already mentioned the puculiar stuff about Perseus and the head of the Gorgon related to anti-gravity and blood and megaliths and all that...
Well, finally, I got the the point of being totally disgusted with the calendrical system and felt somewhat certain (and a certain somewhat famous mathematician who is an expert in Prime Numbers agrees with me and we have discussed it at some length) that the impostion of the 360 degree circle and the division of the year as it is may, in fact, be a negative thing in "Frequency Resonance Vibrational" terms.
I wondered if I could do better.
So, since this 33 is such a hot number with all these "secret society" folks, but 9 is what the rest of us have to suffer with... I decided to divide my circle and calendar by 11. I created a 330 degree circle, and an 11 house zodiac.... an 11 month year with 33 days each and two "solsticial days" one in winter and one in summer... and this 11, 33, and 2 system is so beautiful and elegant that I was amazed.
I converted the astrological systems... gave Scorpio back his pincers.... ditched Libra altogether.... started the year with the winter solstice, counted around 33 days until the "jump day" of the Midsummer solstice... and just in general had a good time playing with this system...
I remeasured the globe and converted the 360 degree measurements to 330 degrees with the "zero meridian" passing through "Ponte Perce" in Switzerland which would be, if all the continents were shoved back together, the geographic center of the land mass in the norther hemisphere... and found some VERY interesting correspondences in terms of "coded information" in relation to some "secret society funny business down through the centuries as well as locations of megalithic structures and other things of general and universal interest....
So, as a result of this exercise in how things MAY have been done at some period in the past, I think that this is the ideal calendar. It works out to be so charming and efficient... and I am somewhat inclined to think that it is how things really are IF numbers are what some scientists THINK they are and do what they think they do.
So, that's my 1/2 cent worth!
Laura
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Mary Magdalene Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Fri, 28 May 1999 19:53:02 -0400
Hi all, I received an interesting e-mail this morning from one of my husband's colleagues (and co-author with him of a book on Riemannian Geometry). Some time ago I had asked him to look into this "Rennes-le-Chateau business" since he is French and a resident of Marseille which is not too far away, and I had certain questions that were not being answered in the many books about it... and I suspect that certain answers may not have been forthcoming because most of the people asking the questions are NOT French natives.
Anyway, he sent me this:
"The only thing that I can say about Mary Magdalene is something that is widely known in the area : She disembarked on the french coast, in the place called "Les Saintes Maries de la mer" in Camargues, with the two other "Mary"s (you knwow that one other Mary became most revered among gypsies and that there is a pilgrimage in Les Saintes Maries de la mer, 200 km from Marseille, every year. As for Mary Magdalene, she decided to bring the "holy words" to Provence and to evangelize this part of the country. She did the job together with her boyfriend, Maximin, who later became Saint Maximin. Both of them were living in Saint Maximin but one day she decided that it was time for her to go to the mountain (a big name for this hill!) and to withdraw. So she left the village and went to a cave in La Montagne de la Sainte Baume (called later that way because "Baume" means "cave" in old provencal). There she spent the rest of her life. Her remnants were brought to the village after her death and kept. Actually, the same thing happened to (what was left of ) her friend Maximin, who gave his name to the village. So they were together again in the death. Saint Louis, about nine centuries later decided to build a basilica and a monastery, in place of the existing small church, to install the crypt where the bones were kept (essentially a skull, mounted in a golden frame). At one point, several centuries late, because of revolutionay troubles, the skull of Mary Magdelene was removed, to protect it and hidden. It was brought back to the basilica when the atmosphere became satisfactory. It is still there, in the crypt. Every year there are special fair in the village, at the beginning of called the "Fetes de Marie Madeleine", which is an occasion for much dancing and drinking. The cave itself is empty and of course still there, it is a nice walk to go there and school boys and girl go there, just for the hike. That is all I can say about it."
Now, the curious thing here is the mention of the "boyfriend" Maximin.
Does anyone remember this being mentioned in any of the books about R-L-C???
Laura
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Sunken City... Megaliths and the "Big Payoff." Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Fri, 28 May 1999 19:57:42 -0400
Has anyone on the list read the book by a fellow named Frank Joseph about a sunken city in a lake in Wisconsin? I got these two books, and though they are rather detailed in telling about the doings involved in checking out this site, they are rather sparse on information about the site itself. This is not really the fault of the author.. he was working with difficult situations - but it DID leave me wanting to know more about this than is available.
I've been tracking those "bearded white guys" all over the planet, and they always seem to be a few steps ahead of me.
And, it was funny (in synchronistic terms) that I was reading these books by Joseph at exactly the time that the stone circle down in Miami was found and I think that this Joseph guy has some interesting points to make.
One of the things that seems to be almost ubiquitous with these "ancient groups" and their circles and mighty stone works and "temples" and all that seems to be the fact that they all just "dissapear" with alarming regularity. How many times have you read: "What happened to _______ is unknown. The site was abandoned _________and there is no real explanation as to what happened or where they went." (Fill in the blanks with your choice of groups and times.)
Then, they usually go around their elbows to get to their thumb in explaining all sorts of possible scenarios... plague, war, climate, whatever.
But, the single fact remains: those guys dealing with big piles of rocks or megalithic structures have a habit of disappearing.
So, Frank Joseph writes this, which I thought was interesting:
"What, then, was responsible for all the loosely connected ceremonial centers scattered from Wisconsin to Georgia [to Mexico, etc] winding down at the same time? The answer is simple and comprehensively correct: a calendar. One of the major elements in common among the various walled ceremonial centers was their concurrent function as astronomical observatories. [...] Above all they worshipped time. They may have felt oppressed by it, or perhaps they strove to live in harmony with its cycles. In either case, their obvious attention to the movements of the heavens clearly defines an obsession with the regular passage of cycles in nature. Here, too, the mound builders compare closely with Tenochitlan's own priest-kings, the Tlatoan, who were likewise selfconscious of time, which they envisioned as the figure of a ferocious sun god. In fact, the chief deity of the Aztecs, the solar Huitzlipochtli, was jointly known as 'the Eagle with Arrows of Fire, the Lord of Time.'
"The people of Aztalan [the name of the Wisconsin ceremonial center as handed down orally by the local Native Americans] left their ceremonial enclosure, as did the inhabitants of the rest of the walled settlements throughout the Mississippi valley, because their sacred calendar ordered them to do so. Separated by great distances as they were, their alignment posts of sundial pyramids all told their observers the same thing at the same moment: it was time to go."
Well, this struck me and made me think about something I had once thought before about the builders of the megaliths...
And let me insert this: I was trained and certified as a hypnotherapist back in 1974 and have worked with the "mind" for many years... lots of background and "continuing education" in psychology; not a psychiatrist or psychologist, but I have been successful in cases that the neither could make a dent in, so I have a clue about what I am doing. So, I always look at things and try to "get inside the mind" of the parties involved even if all I have to look at is material evidence (yes, I have profiled killers for law enforcement on a local, small-time basis and I don't like to do it as it gives me the heebie jeebies and can even make me ill)
So, the thing is: I look at all these stones and I ask "why" in the simplest of terms. I pretend that I have no data except what I see and I try to "turn off the sound" of what others have said or are saying and get "inside the head" of the builders.
Just looking at them this way we see a phenomenon that is inconceivable by modern standards. Europe is literally BLANKETED by dolmens, cromlech, menhirs etc... AND we are regulary finding them all over the planet... with similarities...
Now, I am not trying to get into any kind of Atlantis or past civilization or alien tech thing... I just want to answer one simple and naive question: WHY? What's the payoff?
Well, one thing that has always struck me is this: Sumeria is called the cradle of civilization because the Sumerians were there "firstest with the mostest" in the terms that our present civilization uses to establish the criteria for being "civilized": i.e. they had writing, the wheel, cities and agriculture.
So, as a result, the Stone Movers are either considered to be barbarians rolling rocks on greased logs, or efforts are made to ascribe the stones to this or that group that DID have some of these evidences of being "civilized."
BUT! What if the Stone Movers did not NEED any of that and the whole raison for the Stone Moving was because the STONES DID EVERYTHING????
There has been some research regarding "recordings" in stones of buildings... of energy fields and all that. Certain stones produce electricity under the right conditions... and if the stones were used to amplify mental energies... well, they would power not only transport (eliminating the need for the wheel), communication (eliminating the need for writing), and perhaps could even "manifest" anything that was needed in terms of food and other goods (thereby eliminating the need for cities and agriculture).
And, ya gotta admit, there IS the alchemical lore about the "philosopher's stone," (though I am not so naive as to think that this is the whole cheese in that regard, but it does make you think a bit...).
And it is not entirely out of the question that IF such was the case, that these stones could have just simply "translated" the Stone Movers into another dimension at some point when astronomical alignments were right... you know, the "Big Payoff" of "going home," so to speak.
And maybe all their careful record keeping in such funny ways (the 19 yr moon cycle, for example) had to do with the moments in space/time when certain activities were most easily accomplished?
Maybe they weren't a bunch of silly, superstitious folks hauling stones around and sweating like crazy just to dance around in the moonlight and discover when to plant the corn?
And maybe this is what happened to the Templars?
Anyway, it's just a thought.
Laura
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: The Third Man Theme Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Tue, 8 Jun 1999 14:49:25 -0400
Hi,
I suppose you think
I am another of the lunatics... either that,
or you have
"morphed" into another dimension.
Anyway, thought you
would find the following "development" interesting.
It is a message to
my "internet play group" which consists, at present, of
seven people besides
myself.
Laura
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net>
To: @LIST6791.PML
Subject: The Third Man Theme
Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net
Date sent: Tue, 8 Jun 1999 14:36:03 -0400
Hi Gang,
You may recall the
following passage from the transcripts.
It has been
something of a puzzle to me, and during this sabbatical I have been really working on solving some of the
puzzles presented.
07-19-97
Q: In a
previous
session I asked a question about the 'sons
of Belial' and
the 'sons of the law of One,' as explicated
by Edgar
Cayce, and whether these were philosophcial
or racial
divisions. You said that they were initially racial, and
then philosophical and religious. Now, from putting the
information about religions together
throughout the
centuries, I am coming to a rather
difficult realization
that the whole monothiestic idea, which is
obviously the
basic concept of the 'sons of the law of
One,' is the most
clever and devious and cunning means of
control I have
ever encountered in my life. No matter where it comes
from, the religionists say "we have
the ONE god, WE are
his agents, you pay us your money, and
we'll tell him to
be nice to you in the next
world!"
A: Clever if one is
deceived. Silly truffle if one is
not.
Q: Well, I
know! But the consequences of uncovering
this deception,
this lie that the 'power of salvation' is 'out there' is unbelievable. So, the Kantekkians were the 'Sons
of Belial,' which is not the
negative thing that I interpreted it as at
the time. And,
the 'Sons of the Law of One,' was the
initial perversionthat
morphed into the monotheistic Judaism,
which then was then
transformed into the Christian religious
mythos, and has been an ongoing
theme since Atlantean times.
A: Woven of those
who portray the lights.
Q: And that is
always the way it has been. They appear
as
'angels of light.' And, essentially, everything in
history has been rewritten by this
group.
A: Under the
influence of others. And whom do you
suppose?
Q: Well, the Orion
STS.
A: Sending pillars
of light and chariots of fire to deliver
the message.
Q: Well, I found
some connections between some tombs in Rome,
Nicolas Poussin, and some tombs in England,
the
processions of 'angels' on the Canary
Islands. The
connection seems to be these funny types of
lights, or Candles,
with 'peculiar wicks,' as they are
described, which are often called
'eternal flames.' I am wondering if this is what you
meant at least partly when you said
"look for the frequency of light?"
A: "Eternal
flame" adorns the tomb of JFK. Connection?
Q: Yes. Going in
another direction, I also found the Solloi priesthood and the
priestesses called Peleiades. They seem to be involved
with urns, birds, tinkling bells, urns that
can be struck
and which then set up a particular
resonance in other
urns, oak trees, and some other peculiar
references that
relate to laurel trees...
A: Siren song.
Q: What about the
siren song?
A: Greek mythology.
Q: I know that. What about it? What do the sirens
represent?
A: Laura, my dear,
if you really want to reveal "many
beautiful and amazing things," all you
need to do is
remember the triad, the trilogy, the
trinity, and look
always for the triplicative connecting clue
profile.
Connect the threes... do not rest until you
have found
three beautifully balancing meanings!!
Q: So, in everything
there are three aspects?
A: And why? Because it is the realm of the three that
you
occupy. In order to possess the keys to the next level,
just master the Third Man Theme,
then move on with grace
and anticipation.
So, just the other
day, I found myself thinking about "reality" and how in the world to figure things out, and a story I
had read years ago in a book entitled Venture Inward, by Hugh Lynn Cayce popped into my head. The implications of it struck me as particularly relevant.
At that moment, Ark
walked into the room and asked me what I was thinking about, so I told him the story. He was struck by it also and we discussed it off and on all day.
Anyway, here is the
story:
Hugh Cayce wrote
about some experiments he did in hypnosis during his off hours of boredom in the Army or some branch of
the service. One experiment went like this: the subject was told that
when he was awakened that he would be unable to see a third man in the
room who would have become invisible. All the "proper" suggestions to make this
"true" were given, such as "you do NOT see so- and-so" etc... varying formats. When the subject was awakened, lo and behold! the suggestions did NOT work. Why? Because they went against
his belief system. He did NOT
believe that a person could become invisible.
So, another tactic
was tried. The subject was hypnotized
again and was told that the third
person was leaving the room... that he had been called away on urgent business, and the scene of him
getting on his coat and hat was described... the door was opened and shut to provide "sound
effects," and then the subject
was brought out of the trance. Guess
what happened? He was UNABLE TO SEE the Third Man. Why? Because his belief system was
"activated" in a manner that was "acceptable" to
his "ego survival" instincts. The survival of the ego is established pretty early in life
by our parental and societal programming.
The Third Man went
about the room picking things up and setting them down and doing all sorts of things to test the
subject, and the subject became utterly hysterical at this "anomalous" activity! He could see objects moving through the air, doors opening and closing, but he
could NOT see the SOURCE because he did not believe that there was another man in the room.
The thing that
struck me as I was writing this down was my constant reference to the "Third Man." It just seemed the easiest way to tell the
story, but I DID remember the remark
made by the C's and wondered if this was part of the solution to the "Third Man Theme?"
So, what are the
implications to this factor of human consciousness? (By the way, this is also the reason why most
therapy to stop bad habits does not work - they attempt to operate against a "belief system" that is
imprinted in the subconscious that
this or that habit is essential to survival).
One of the first
things that we talked about was the idea that everyone has a different set of beliefs and that these
beliefs determine how much of the OBJECTIVE reality one is able to access.
In the analogy, the
objective reality IS WHAT IT IS, only there is a big thing that is inaccessable to the
"subject" due to his
programming according to his beliefs.
Now, suppose that
there were ten subjects, and each one was given a different set of suggestions. Suppose that one of them was told that a
chicken had been brought into the room
and some chicken sounds were produced and the chicken was described in detail and other things were
said or done to reinforce his belief system that the "Third Man" was a chicken.
Then, subject number
two received the suggestions that some sort of scientific study had revealed that when a person bent
to tie their shoes after rubbing their
nose, and then stood up and put their hands in their pocket, they were then going to go mad and begin killing
people and must be tackled and restrained at the second act of this three act sequence. What would happen?
Then, subject number
three is told that a certain series of actions indicates that the "Third Man" is an angel
and the touch of his hand will heal any illness instantaneously.
The fourth subject
is told that the "Third Man" has left and someone altogether different has entered the room.
And so on.
Each one of these
subjects will perceive the Third Man according to their programming which activates or is activated
by their belief system. And, only the hypnotist and his co-horts will know
the "objective" reality. Of
course, they, themselves, could be
programmed from a "higher source" to think that they are the masterminds of this activity
etc.
As we continued to
discuss it, we realized that there is a possible HUGE gap between what we perceive as real and the
actual objective reality... and no matter how we try to be objective, we can never be sure. The only thing that seems to offer a way out is to simply observe
the phenomena and compare the perceptions with a lot of other folks and try to narrow down the
"constant" that is present
in all of them. In this way, we can
have a closer idea of what the Third
Man REALLY is, and what he is REALLY doing, and what then, should be our best response.
But this is
difficult to do. Everyone's belief
system is intimately tied to their
emotions. Fight or flight. The one who has been told that the Third
Man is going to go bonkers and start
killing people BELIEVES that the sequence of actions denote this impending fate and seeing the nose being touched
followed by the shoes being tied
triggers the body to produce different hormones which cloud thinking and activate the body to action.
The one who has been
programmed to believe that the Third Man is an angel and can heal, will be so emotionally bound up
in this that he will fall on his feet in adoration and will actually be HEALED if he touches the Third
Man. And this will then reinforce
his belief that the Third Man is an angel! But then, if the Third Man takes a notion to punch him in
the nose, he will go to any extreme to
accomodate this action as part of the belief system!
The one who believes
that the Third Man is a chicken will only see a chicken and hear a chicken and will think that all
the others have gone stark raving mad
by seeing an angel, a homicidal maniac, one of two different people, or seeing no one at all and only seeing
anomalies that cannot be explained.
The bottom line is:
when someone says that "focusing on this or that makes them happen," is generally incorrect (and is also a guilt inducing
trap). What makes things happen is a deeply programmed belief system that is
intimately tied to survival. A small child is programmed about what to
believe. Small children regularly see "strange
things" such as spirits or fairies or other "energies," but they soon learn to NOT believe in such
things because the parent instructs
them that such things are impossible or "not real" or nonsense, or foolish or whatever. And, of all things, the child perceives
the approval of the parent as
essential to survival. The same rule
applies to religion. We are programmed to "believe" in
this or that religion by beliefs tied
to survival instincts based on our early programming as a child.
A person can focus
all day long on any subject under the sun - listen to various "suggestions" and "programming" and
use affirmations... and NOTHING will happen if it goes against the
fundamental "belief system" that is imprinted in symbols of survival in the subconscious. There may be temporary respite due to acts of "will," but inevitably, the suggestions will
be "extincted" by the belief system.
Then, one is in the
position of the poor subject of Hugh Cayce's experiment... all sorts of anomalous things will be
going on around one... observable in classical and quantum terms... but the objective raison d'etre will
be unavailable for
contemplation. One will be UNABLE TO
SEE the "Third Man," and will then be subject to the whims and inclinations of said "personage," whoever or whatever he REALLY IS!
SEEING is piercing
the veil - illuminating all around one by removing the "basket"
and letting one's light shine with true love of ALL that exists as well as being as completely open to all possibilities as one can
manage. And, of course, unconditional love is exactly that - without condition. If you can love all the faces
and manifestations of God then you are truly free to CHOOSE which face you wish be be
"like." (Assimilate.)
And to see that God
is, exactly like all nature around us, a diversity from the instant of creation, is to see what is
actually there. And to be able to SEE, is to be able to navigate.
We notice that, for
the most part, our lives do not proceed in a smooth, linear fashion and that there are times of immense
emotional turmoil. Perhaps this is a
function of observing the effects of
the "Third Man," but not
seeing the man?
We go through
periods of great hand-wringing and angst and long dark nights of the soul. We develop new philosophies
for comprehending what we
experience, but often still end up
articulating the same old stories of love and love lost.
Perhaps we just have
not changed our belief systems to admit the presence of the "Third Man?" After which event, it seems that the
universe "branches" again
according to our choice after understanding clearly that there are endless possibilities.
The C's have
said: All there is is
lessons. The universe is an
infinite school. All matter learns that it is only an illusion. It is FUN to discover and
access more and more of it.
A recent
correspondent wrote to me the following:
> I agree that
evil arises because there are aspects of ourselves that we
> wish, subconsciously,
to disown. Or, more accurately, I would agree that
> this can be
a useful analogy. The concept of "projection" is of course
> well
established in modern psychology. But I don't think the "route
out"
> of these
problems is necessarily through their articulation in this
> manner,
though of course this will vary from person to person.
The problem becomes
much larger in terms of "projection." Mankind tends to "project" fully half of all creation onto or into the terms of
"evil" as a "fallen
angel," or a "mistake" or a "rebellion" or
whatever. What if it is just our perception of the
"actions" of the "Third Man" that we do not understand in objective terms?
I want to be clear
that I am NOT an advocate of this thing we have agreed to term "evil" in all its ways and
permutations. What I am trying to
convey is that it exists and there is
a lot of evidence of varying sorts from classical to quantum physics as well as psychology, sociology, history
and so on and so on. To examine all the evidence is to see the
antics of a "Third Man" of sorts. But to continue to live under the hypnosis that
he is NOT THERE, or that he is a
chicken, or an angel, or any of a variety of personages, or is "self created by thought" is
simply unsupported by fact. I much prefer to acknowledge an
objective reality to this energy and it's necessity of existence in the realm of creation, though I don't
have to get personal about it and bring my reality into convergence with
his... in fact, I will move as far away from him as I can
get! But, I can only CHOOSE to do this,
if I can SEE him!
The above mentioned
correspondent wrote:
> I think
creative energy, like all forms of articulation, is simply a means
> by which we
can rid our own selves of evil.
And what I am trying
to say is that, by acceptance of its existence ontologically, we are then FREE TO SEE AND CHOOSE. Otherwise, we often choose things we think, because of our
hypnosis, are good and are, in fact,
NOT. And I am using the term "good" here just as a
perspective. To a person of the "anti-universe," good is
something altogether different.
He further
wrote:
>In other words,
talking about
> evil is
pointless unless it's part of the removal process.
That's the
point. IMHO, you cannot choose if you
do not know. And...
Then he said:
>People are
not
> here to
explore the world, they are here to heal themselves.
And I
disagree. If you believe you need to be
healed, then the core belief is that
there is illness and you are stuck in your programming. Further, this is a nonsensical statement because the writer is talking out of
both sides of his mouth at once. He assumes that there is necessity for
healing, but assumes no responsibility
for discovering the means!
IMHO, you cannot
know if you do not explore and examine...
Of course, changing
one's belief system is allegorized in many ancient teachings as the "removal of the heart" and its
adjustment and replacing... or finding
the heart or activating it or removing a shell from it and so on and so forth. All this has been interpreted to mean that "love is the
answer." In a sense, this might be true - but the core
teaching is that about "belief" because belief is tied to the emotions, the heart and it is the beliefs
that change our reality, not our
thoughts. We are free to think about
and learn about anything we choose...
and, sometimes, when we learn enough, deeply enough, this can result in a change of belief.
But, this can be
most difficult, and it can tear the
heart right out of a person - as it
did me - but then, one becomes truly the hollow reed upon which the
Universe can play...
I recently came
across this little story:
"There was
nothing but silence, a cosmic void. The
sleeping God rested in a peaceful,
potential state. In the beginning of
time, the sleeping God awoke. The
God's awakening impregnated the Goddess
(the infinite potential in which He
slept) and their co-habitation set in motion a new cycle of time. Soon, a contraction occurred
upon the surface of the cosmic
sea. Waves churned and the matrix of the infinite ocean began to coalesce and congeal into a distinct form. The primal serpent, the beast which had existed in a potential state during the Pralaya, suddenly reared its head and rose up out of the deep. Formed out of the union of the God and Goddess, the Primal Serpent was an androgenous offspring, both a daughter and
a son. Its timeless symbol is the androgynous cross. Since the androgynous Primal Serpent (matter) condensed out of the infinite potential (female) via
the activation of the awakening, (male) as the first contraction, it was the first form of God and the VEHICLE of the deity's wisdom and power." And, it was the "Third Man." (From the Hindu Puranas)
I later asked a
follow up question about the "Third Man Theme."
Q: Okay, I get the connection. In the studies of the Triple Goddess, I came across some interesting things. You suggested that I should research the Third Man Theme. I have discovered that the origin of the word 'man' meant a female - the goddess. The oldest word for the male of the species was 'wer' as in 'werewolf.' So, the Third Man Theme could mean actually, the Triple Goddess. Am I correct? A: Close, if viewed through "sheets of rain." Q: Okay. Tracking the Triple Goddess back to the oldest references, we get to KaliMa. There are all kinds of derivations of this name, but the thing that strikes me is the relationship to the goddess Kell, or Kella, as well as to the word kell, Celts, and how this might be transformed into the word 'Cassiopaea.' Can you comment on this? A: Do not the Celts like "kelly" green?!? Q: Yes. So. What does 'green' have to do with it? A: Keep searching... learning is accomplished thusly, and learning is fun!
And then there was this:
Q: Okay, I dreamed that I was in this castle type place with many rooms and many people. In one of these rooms, a sort of main room, there was a 'Head of the Family.' I understood that all the people present were 'members of the family' with greater or lesser connection to the head. This person was in a large chair and all these people were there and all this activity was taking place, and it was going on around him, but he was not paying too much attention to anything. I couldn't tell if he was bored, or sick. There seemed to be some sort of plots and sub- plots being whispered all around, and I became aware of a plot to kill this 'Head of the Family.' I was horrified and I made a decision that, no matter what, I had to go to him and tell him this and offer my help. When I did, it was almost like it gave him new life. He perked up and became more interested in all his surroundings because of this information I gave him. He invited us to go to a private room to have a meal together. The funny thing about this guy was that he kept alternating between being black and white. One minute he was a pure Aryan type, and the next he looked like an Egyptian. One thing that was outstanding was the clarity of his skin whether black or white. So, we went to this room, a small, intimate room with a pair of windows, and two little twin children, seemed to be girls, came with us. I was aware that they were his children. They too alternated between being black and white. We sat at the table and there were simple plates and simple food. I was surprised that it was so simple and plain and I wondered about it and asked a question. I was told that pomp and circumstance was only for the impression on those who do not know anything, but that it is the responsibility of the 'Members of the Blood' to be careful in what they eat and their personal habits. We ate and then I was told that I would be escorted back to our vehicle because I must return for the time being to prepare myself for some task. It was also said that because of my decision to do 'what was right' that I had demonstrated that I was the 'chosen' one who would become the 'heir' in some way. Now, our vehicle had been left at the end of a road... a road that we had traveled and had then run out and we had been 'taken' to this castle by some miraculous means so that we had to be taken back to our vehicle. We were warned that there would be dangers in returning. There was some sense of danger in our travels back home, but we made it and then there was the sense of waiting for some sign that would come in the future. The rest was unclear and I woke up. What can you tell me about this dream? A: Near death experience indicates resolve. Q: Whose resolve? A: Try to interpret laterally. Q: What does 'laterally' mean? A: Patience charts course, not pressure. Q: Another funny thing is that, a few days later we bought this book about the Holy Grail and it talks about dreams of people switching between being black and white, and about birds that represent this concept such as the magpie, the balance between good and evil and so forth. A: Theme presents itself in balanced cycle. Search for grey middle ground when tempted to choose either black or white.
And then finally:
Q: I once asked about the Third Man Theme and that perhaps you meant that the imagery was that of the Triple Goddess after which you brought up the Isle of Man... and you said 'if viewed through sheets of rain.' So, in this book that I am reading, it talks about the fact that the Celts of Gaul worshipped the Rain as the manifestation of the Goddess, and the Celts of Scotland worshipped the Sun... the male God. Does this relate in any way to this remark you made about sheets of rain? A: In an offhand way. Q: Anything further you can tell me in terms of a clue about 'sheets of rain?'
A: Not for now, when you get there, you will find the chalice. Q: Where and WHAT chalice? A: Wait and see!
So, as you can see, I am still stuck. So many pieces to put together. What is this "sheets of rain" business? Anybody have any ideas?
Laura
Date sent: Tue, 8 Jun 1999 17:32:56 -0500 To: lark2@ozline.net From: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Re: The Third Man Theme
Dear Laura,
Sorry about leaving you hanging, but I've been overwhelmed with work, from all directions. The book, volume I, has a three week deadline for the printer as we speak. Yow! There's also my clients, work like editing other's books and so on. I've been avoiding diving into your material because the last time I did it ate up a whole week. Haven't got that to spare now, so it must wait. But I do have alot to tell you.
I don't know if I told you that in "real" life I'm a therapist working with severe childhood trauma, sexual abuse, etc. Takes up a lot of my time.
But, the Third Man theme is very interesting. The movie was produced by Hugh PERCEVAL, and the tune itself is a gypsy caracola, not sure I spelled that right, that circles endlessly around a three chord progression. I understand your comments about belief systems, I struggle with this every day with my clients. It is the hardest thing in the world to get someone who has been severely traumatized to change that victim belief, no shit!
Anyway, just wanted to let you know I'm still here and thinking of you. Send me whatever, I'll read it. But I might not respond to anything for a month or so. Sorry. Vincent
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Re: The Third Man Theme Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 12:57:42 -0400
On 8 Jun 99, at 17:32, Vincent & Darlene wrote:
> Sorry about leaving you
hanging, but I've been overwhelmed with work, from
> all directions.
I can REALLY understand... Ark got a message yesterday with the line in the subject field: "WHY WON'T YOU ANSWER ME?!" from some guy who wrote a paper he sent to Ark and expected an instant critique. Meanwhile, Ark has three projects going on that pay the bills, including one with an end of June deadline because it is supposed to go up in a satellite launch. Talk about pressure!
He took pity on the guy and replied: " Busy. Later."
>The book, volume I, has a
three week deadline for the
> printer as we speak.
Yow!
Say that again! I remember doing a magazine and having a print deadline. I spent so many hours in front of the computer that my eyes became so inflamed, they actually began to ooze nasty fluids and the doctor was aghast!
> There's also my clients,
work like editing
> other's books and so on.
As I mentioned, I am on a "sabbatical" and working to get some balance with all the material and writing some of my experiences down so that I won't let it go until I forget it all... some of which will go into web pages.
>I've been avoiding diving
into your material
> because the last time I
did it ate up a whole week. Haven't got that to
> spare now, so it must
wait. But I do have alot to tell you.
"To everything there is a season...."
> I don't know if I told
you that in "real" life I'm a therapist working
> with severe childhood
trauma, sexual abuse, etc. Takes up a lot of my
> time.
I was too for years. CHT since 1974 and also did some time as a State Social Worker. I quit the hypnosis work three years ago. Long story, but essentially, a fairly standard "abuse case" turned out to be more like the movie "The Exorcist." Threw me into a black hole that took six months to get out. I decided that what I was doing with the channeling might be making me a "target" and that the therapy work was an ideal "portal" for some rather nasty attack from other "levels."
> But, the Third Man theme
is very interesting. The movie was produced by
> Hugh PERCEVAL,
I nearly dropped my teeth on THAT! When the info came in the session, I DID try to get the story to see if any of it applied and there seemed to be an "iffy" application according to the condensed plot line I read. But that is as far as I went with it.
>and the tune itself is a
gypsy caracola, not sure I spelled
> that right, that circles
endlessly around a three chord progression.
That's funny, too. Wonder if the music is a key? We have been looking at music that is composed from DNA codes and Ark is going to get the program that converts the DNA code to musical score... so we can play with it.
>I
> understand your comments
about belief systems, I struggle with this every
> day with my clients. It
is the hardest thing in the world to get someone
> who has been severely
traumatized to change that victim belief, no shit!
>
Yeah. I got pretty creative about it with hypnosis, though. I had one guy who was supposed to be an "expert" sit in on one of my sessions once, and even with his HUGE male ego, he acknowledged that I was one of the best he had ever seen... but he didn't really understand at what cost. I actually "go in" with the subject. And I developed some pretty tricky things like "hypnosis WITHIN the hypnosis" and some guided fantasy things that could tell me a lot about what was going on without the subject having a clue that they were revealing so much.
Don't know if you are familiar with William Baldwin and his SRT (Spirit Releasement Therapy) but I came across during my many forays into "continuing education" and so forth. I was VERY doubtful of his claims in the beginning, but I decided to try some of the "differential diagnosis" techniques - figuring it couldn't hurt - and I did it without "contaminating" my subjects to be sure that I could really have an accurate sampling. Lo and behold! Egads! The guy is pretty much on the money! Just about any and every trauma imaginable can make a "doorway" in the psyche for some sort of aberrant energy to "attach" like a remora to a shark. Some of them are just like "energy cysts" or really stupid "elementals," and others are, seemingly, actual "dead dudes" who are wandering around with nothing better to do but glom onto whoever passes by with an "opening." And then... there are the TRULY demonic... didn't see many of them... but after I did... didn't want to mess with any more of them!
> Anyway, just wanted to
let you know I'm still here and thinking of you.
> Send me whatever, I'll
read it. But I might not respond to anything for a
> month or so. Sorry.
Don't be sorry. We understand pressure and schedules and deadlines around here.
Laura >
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Cassiopeia and her family Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 21:20:09 -0400
Hi Guys!
Have been completely revamping the info on the website and writing like a crazy person for the past few days. I think you will be interested in the web page with the same title as this e-mail, but I have converted it to text and attached it as a file for ease of reading. Do have some nice pics I scanned for the web, though. When it "works," will let you know.
I received an invite to talk on the radio: From: REngelm@aol.com Date sent: Tue, 15 Jun 1999 22:46:02 EDT Subject: Being a guest on my radio program To: lark2@ozline.net
My name is Ron Engelman. I do a four hour radio program on the Talk Radio Network from 2-6AM PDT, Monday through Friday in 29 markets across the country. I have read small portions of your web site and I would be interested in having you as a guest on my show. I would be more than happy to allow you to promote any publications you may have, your web site or any books you have in publication.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Ron 1-940-696-9020 (feel free to call me)
Have you ever heard of this guy? I wrote back that I would like to know the format and general trend of topics covered before I commit myself. Maybe I should say "yes" and talk about "bloodlines" and all that? Can't decide. Of course, he may have an "interview" planned, in which case I won't have much control over the format.
Hope your book is coming together.
By the way, have you ever heard of a gal named Eugenia Macer-Story who is supposed to be some sort of Sorcery Maven up in New York, in addition to writing plays and poetry. My take on her is that she is a "failed sorceress" who just hasn't admitted it, and her ego is bigger than the Empire State Building!
Anyway, we had a recent infestation of frogs right after I was discussing them with her and another person. The blasted things laid a zillion eggs in the pool. Then, we had a disappearing fish, and somebody brought up this David Icke guy and his tootling about George Bush being in on a human sacrifice in the Great Pyramid in August (WHERE do these guys come up with this stuff?)
And now it is raining all day. It started yesterday at about the same time I started the current writing binge. I have often wondered if there is some relationship between my activities, mood, or whatever, and the weather. It has VERY often seemed to be synchronously connected, but I don't want to go off the deep end here! And rain was an issue in the "Cassiopeia" piece... as well as the thing the C's told me about "sheets of rain," which I have never figured out yet.
By the way, we are having a session this Saturday night after about a 6 month sabbatical. I finally feel like I have "caught up" with myself and am ready to dig some more. Should be interesting. I've done a lot of work (reading and digging stuff up) in the past months and I think I have a clue about what things need to be asked next.
So, take care.
Laura and Ark
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Neters? Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 11:38:40 -0400
Hi Guys, I am sending a file here that I have pasted together from several files sent by a friend... seems that this stuff is sort of "hot off the keyboard," and I found it to be pretty interesting and insightful.
As I have said, I never saw one of these Lizzies, except in the minds of abductess I worked with via hypnosis... but what is being said here is sort of the same conclusions I have come to, only I never felt so "absolute" about it as this guy does. I would alwasy precede such discussion with words like "alleged" and "purported" and "seemingly" and so on... you know me - want to be careful with drawing conclusions without some good info.
BUT, this Barbara Bartholic apparently has worked with hundreds of abductess and a lot of this info is gleaned from her work... and I do respect her ethical integrity.
Anyway, if any of this stuff is so, it makes the "grail quest" that much more important as we are made to think of the legend of Arthur and his "Thousand Sleeping Warriors" who are destined to "wake up" at the "end times" and do some sort of heroic battle against some "terrible threat" to mankind. Maybe this threat is these "Lizzies" who you have told me the Egyptians knew as "Neters."
If so, then this info, or allusions to it might be important to incorporate in a future book.
By the way, I have been invited to talk on the Ron Engelman show on TalkRadio Network... air date is July 1, from 5 to 9 in the morning EDT. Haven't a clue yet as to what direction the show will take. Supposedly it is a nationwide market... so I am a little nervous.
Anyway, check out this file...
Later, Laura
Attachments: C:\My Documents\Bartley\Bartley.doc
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Some funny ifo to check out... Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 10:59:13 -0400
Hi Vincent and Darlene,
Have been chatting with a couple of other folks on a variety of subjects and the following was said, which I wondered if you had ever heard of this.
Laura,
Did you contact the Arkives press person? I say keep looking and seeking on the Grail theme, you certainly know more than I do. Sometimes I get too tired to keep seeking, especially if its so historical and detailed.
The one thing that has pertinence to some of the things I've learned is the bloodline of the Basques and how they were the "Golden Fleece " people if I recall. This bloodline has a high percentage of Rh negative blood, mostly O negative. This is much higher than the average for Caucasians ( 6.6%). Rh negatives are believed by some who are also searching, to be a trait from Reptilian blood, and there are specific traits on this theme. People with Rh negative blood heal faster and are stronger.
Are you an Rh negative? I and my mother are and many abductees, especially those who have the reptilian connection. I have a friend named Tal who said this regarding the Rh negs. The Rh negative factor is considered a mutation of unknown origin which happened in Europe about 25-35000 years ago. Then this group spread heavily into the area which is now Spain, England , Ireland, (Pyrenee Mtns)
An extra Vertebra ( a tail bone ( some babies are born with an extra tail or cauda. Lower than normal body temp Lower than normal Blood pressure Higher mental analytical abilities Higher negative ion shielding from positive charged virus/bacteria around the body. High sensitivity to EM and ELF fields Hyper Vision and other senses
also the thin membrane that is found around some babies after its born, I forgot the name. Its an Irish term I believe.
Also I was told in a dream when asking about the bloodlines of reptilian heritage( these include the royal bloodlines) is the "double crown" on the hair scalp.
Whatever it is, I'm looking in the same area and finding correlation between the royal bloodlines of Europe ( the thirteen illuminati bloodlines and their offshoots) and many abductees. Heightened psychic sensitivities also.
Also connects with the Celtic tribe of Dana supposedly. My friend Tal then says that the Key is in the Heart of the Cell. Fractal genetic embedded information. But his reference to much of this is from Dan Winter on that realm, so I don't know.....
Eve Lorgen
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net> To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net> Subject: Re: The Third Man Theme Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net Date sent: Tue, 13 Jul 1999 19:39:15 -0400
Hi, Have got the new "abduction" series up on the Cassiopaean website... not exactly the final form, but pretty complete thus far. I will be making some changes as I find more things to add.
Had a HUGE hassle getting them up there. First, local server went down at exact moment of trying to ftp. Then, remote host went down. Then, computer here would not copy the files correctly and kept adding garbage codes that screwed up the loading on the site... on and on and on.
So, with all of THAT... rather think that somebody doesn't want this out there!
Who knows what will happen after exposing all of this - and more to come.
Laura
From: Laura Knight-Jadczyk <lark2@ozline.net>
To: Vincent & Darlene <abooks@ac.net>
Subject: Merkabah, Dan Winter, Drunvalo and other loonies... and some
personal remarks...
Send reply to: lark2@ozline.net
Date sent: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 12:46:04 -0400
Hi, oh Silent Ones!
Thought you might
find the following interesting.
Am presently wading
through the works of Eliade and connecting dots between there and Fulcanelli (which I have finished)
and the C's, whose remarks are becoming
increasingly clear within the context of these folks.
Also, found an
ASTONISHING book entitled "Babel" by Abraham A. Abehsera... this guy apparently does NOT know that he has
deciphered mathematically, and given the keys to decipherment, the GREEN language! My heart nearly stopped as I was reading this...! I am willing to
bet, that if you have not read this one, when you do, you will come close to apoplexy in amazement!
Hope the book is out
and all is well and the "spooks" haven't tossed any sand into the machinery...
Let us know.
Oh... have been
putting lots of stuff up on the web pages... and getting some strange "flak" for it. We have been tracking our visitors, and
seems to be a LOT of military folks
visiting and sending their friends.
We have recently
registered a domain so we can have more control over our visitor stats... but, for the moment, it is
all still at the www.fortunecity/roswell/goldendawn512/ site since we deleted all from
geocities after their 'copyright
debacle.' I have actually begun to
"bury" some of the secrets in
the site in a "maze-like" way.
But, I have been
putting up the "story behind the story" which you may find interesting in terms of how and why the C's
started chatting with us.
Do drop a line that
all is okay. I have some HUGE finds
recently... and a forming theory that I
want to compare to what you have done... think they might be rather parallel...
Bottom line is: I
have a PLAN!
Laura
See also: Vincent Bridges Tells His Own Story Vincent Bridges AKA "Dr. Strange" Vincent Bridges AKA "Dr. Strange" Is Truth Defamatory?The COINTELPRO Files: Vincent Bridges and Co. (photographic exhibit) The Bridges - Jadczyk Correspondence The Weidner - Jadczyk Correspondence
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