| Merovingian/Secret Society Rituals:
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| | accepted and apparently acceptable
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| One of my fellow researchers on a site I
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| | 'conventional' thinking (?).
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| have been involved with for a few years
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| | "Many of their practices were purely
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| knows a lot more about genetics than I
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| | shamanistic, whilst others were more
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| do. He says healthy genes have polarity
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| | closely connected with medieval magical
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| that is harmonically tuned and this fits
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| | rite. But they were not the only
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| with many things I have read in mystical
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| | magicians among the Celts, for we find
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| treatises. Sir Laurence Gardner's Genesis
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| | that magic power was frequently the
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| of the Grail Kings has a sub-title
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| | possession of women and the poetic craft.
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| suggesting they even knew how to clone
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| | The art magic of Druidism had many points
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| people a very long time ago. I have
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| | of comparison with other magical systems,
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| addressed Gardner's work in great detail
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| | and may be said to have approximated more
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| and I have pointed out many disturbing
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| | to that black magic which desires power
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| and questionable things. The Druids or
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| | for the sake of power alone, than to any
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| Shining Ones and Heliopolitans are the
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| | more transcendental type. Thus it
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| origin of Gardner's Rosicrucianity and I
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| | included the power to render oneself
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| assure you they could affect the elements
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| | invisible, to change the bodily shape, to
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| and thus make genetic changes. I must
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| | produce an enchanted sleep, to induce
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| give the reader a little of the debate
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| | lunacy {Their foes were obviously already
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| before this kind of thing can be even
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| | quite there. The fact is that the
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| remotely accepted as a possibility, I
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| | communion is a blood ritual of a type
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| know.
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| | Dracula or Count Dracul of the
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| Having no likelihood of concern for
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| | Rosicrucian order that de Vere belongs
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| people not gaining insight to things some
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| | to, practice.}, and the utterance of
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| call dangerous, and being stubborn enough
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| | spells and charms which caused death.
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| not to cater to ignorance, I am including
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| | Power over the elements was also
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| much of these things in my writings. The
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| | claimed...
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| next quote is from the Encyclopedia of
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| | A manuscript preserved in the Monastery
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| Occultism and Parapsychology, 2nd.
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| | of St. Gall and dating from the eighth or
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| Edition by Leslie Shepard (pg. 215): It
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| | ninth century, has preserved magical
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| is of interest that Rhys mentions an
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| | formulae for the preservation of butter
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| Iberian origin that would relate to the
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| | and the healing of certain diseases in
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| Basque who are also linguistically
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| | the name of the Irish god Diancecht.
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| connected to the Mayan, Vietnamese and
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| | These and others bear a close resemblance
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| Denhe of Northwestern America. One of the
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| | to Babylonian and Etruscan spells, and
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| Kennewick Man scholars thinks he may be
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| | this goes to strengthen the hypothesis
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| Ainu (of Japanese white-skinned people)
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| | often put forward with more or less
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| and I see the possibility of a Mu
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| | ability that Druidism had an eastern
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| Atlantis group who went to Japan and the
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| | origin."
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| Jomon pottery therefrom is in Ecuador. I
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| | Your mother wears army boots! This is
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| think the Basque fit the type of people
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| | such great academic insight! Did it cross
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| who would be Druidic trained and fiercely
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| | this feeble-minded nitwit's brain that
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| independent with a possible original
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| | the reverse is true? The Etruscans
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| input to Druidism.
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| | weren't even in existence when Fell
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| "Celts
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| | showed the Druids in New England with the
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| According to Lewis Spence, magic among
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| | Maltese style of buildings that pre-date
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| the Celtic peoples in ancient times was
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| | Babylon. It obviously is not written by a
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| so closely identified with Druidism that
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| | Druid and there are those like D. J.
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| its origin may be said to have been
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| | Conway who we saw in 'CtIC' who would
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| Druidic. That Druidism was of Celtic
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| | cast a spell on the craziness of such an
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| origin, however, is a question upon which
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| | author. This image of Druidism is
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| much discussion has been lavished, some
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| | unfortunately the norm just as the
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| authorities, among them Sir John Rhys,
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| | Hermetic Gnostics and other heretics have
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| believing it to have been non-Celtic and
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| | been savaged by purely selfish
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| even non-Aryan origin. This is to say
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| | power-trippers seeking to destroy
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| that the earliest non-Aryan or so- called
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| | mankind's souls and make everyone equally
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| Iberian or Megalithic people of Britain
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| | in their power hungry grasp. I left out
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| introduced the immigrant Celts to the
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| | the story he told of a Druid who lost a
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| Druidic religion. An argument in favour
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| | battle over the elements with St. Columba
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| of this theory is that the continental
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| | who learned a lot in Iona about the
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| Celts sent their neophyte Druid priests
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| | spiritual side of reality. I did so
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| to Britain to undergo a special training
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| | because I don't really want to prove that
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| at the hands of the Druids there, {He
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| | Christianity is a black magic driven cult
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| isn't being specific about dates and if
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| | and that they are projecting their own
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| he were talking pre-Ice Age he might be
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| | weaknesses onto others. That is a matter
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| right. If he is talking about early Roman
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| | for other books to deal with. My comment
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| times Caesar's journals make it clear
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| | about de Vere may not make sense to any
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| there were many Druidic schools in Gaul.
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| | who haven't read 'CtIC'. He wrote the
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| If he were talking about after the fall
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| | foreword to Genesis of the Grail Kings by
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| of Rome he would be talking about Ireland
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| | Gardner and his own book was quoted in it
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| or Scotland where the Druids recaptured
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| | as well. The Sarkeny Rend Rosicrucians of
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| territory from England. Since he said
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| | the Masonic 'octopus' was a large part of
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| Britain it seems likely he is talking
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| | the Templarist regime that funded and
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| about a time when Tartessus in Spain was
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| | maintained the Columbus discovery of
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| flourishing and the Celts were re-joining
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| | America for so long.
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| their Phoenician brothers there. The
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| | "..Druids often accompanied an army to
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| Tarshis boats of Biblical record that
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| | assist by their magical art in
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| could travel the oceans are a most
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| | confounding the enemy.
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| important part of the history. The Veneti
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| | There is little doubt that the conception
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| who we saw in Gaul fighting Caesar were
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| | of a Druidic priesthood has descended
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| related to the people of Venice who came
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| | down to our time in a more or less
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| from Hallstatt across the Alps in 2,000
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| | debased condition in British Celtic
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| A.D. I do not think these people were
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| | areas. Thus the existence of guardians
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| without Druids because they had them in
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| | and keepers of wells, said to possess
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| Genoa in 2000 BC; but if that were the
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| | magical properties, and the fact that
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| case then the Basque might be the
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| | certain familiar magical spells and
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| original Druids and Mu might be the
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| | formulae are handed down from one
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| original cultural developer of all
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| | generation to another is a proof of the
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| languages. I try to keep an open mind, to
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| | survival of Druidic tradition, however
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| alternatives, but there are too many
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| | feeble. Females are generally the
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| facts that point me another direction.}
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| | conservators of these mysteries, but that
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| and there is little doubt that this
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| | there were Druid priestesses is fairly
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| island was regarded as the headquarters
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| | certain..."
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| of the Cult {There is much doubt unless
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| | The Ostrogoth leader Totila was such a
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| he is incorporating Eire as part of
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| | barbarian in the sixth century that he
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| Britain, which would be a time when the
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| | freed the slaves. Didn't he know that
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| Emerald Isles were without any Brutus
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| | slaves are a symbol of status and
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| offspring or the name Britain.}. The
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| | cultural refinement? 'Ostro' means
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| people of Cisalpine Gaul, for instance,
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| | 'light' as in the 'white light' and
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| had no Druidic priesthood. (See T. Rice
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| | spiritual adepthoods of the Druidic
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| Holmes, 'Caesar's Conquest of Gaul',
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| | 'kapnobatai' who taught Orpheus and
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| 1899). Caesar stated that in Gaul,
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| | Pythagoras. Did the Druids have
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| Druidic seminaries were very numerous,
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| | concubines in their celibate priesthood?
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| and that severe study and discipline were
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| | Who was screwing the children in the
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| entailed upon the neophytes, the
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| | monasteries of Roman Domain? It is
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| principle business of whom was to commit
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| | impossible to capture 'the deceit of the
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| to memory countless verses enshrining
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| | psychopomps and priests who hide in
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| Druidic knowledge and tradition. There is
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| | temples. The Druids still conduct their
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| some evidence that this instruction was
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| | ceremonies in the open, and perhaps the
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| astrological and magical."
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| | starting point of all mans' problems can
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| But the Druids were in Cisalpine Gaul, in
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| | be traced to the building of Temples and
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| Genoa with the Legurians. Here it becomes
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| | the resultant buying of favorable
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| clear we are dealing with extremely poor
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| | divinations in the Mediterranean. Here
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| scholarship on the matter of Druidism:
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| | are a few words from a woman who has a
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| when he says 'women and the poetic
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| | different perspective if for no other
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| craft'. He does not know that women were
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| | reason than that fact.
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| a vital and equal part of the Druidic
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| | "In the most popular myth, Ariadne's
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| order and the Dryads may have been the
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| | story has been rewritten, her voice
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| first priestesses according to many. The
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| | almost obliterated. Yet she was the
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| poets or bards (Bairds) were a stage in
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| | legitimate head of church and state
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| this training and in secular matters the
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| | regarded as the cradle of European
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| equal of the Druids. There were perhaps
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| | civilization. Ancient Crete in its prime
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| more than three divisions of the order at
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| | ruled the Mediterranean, thriving on the
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| early times but there were always bards
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| | export of its crafts and the exploitation
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| in the Druidic order. The Sibylls and
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| | of relatively uncivilized tribes in the
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| oracles of the classical civilizations to
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| | Aegean area. Among those 'barbarians'
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| whom we owe all the war and misogyny to,
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| | were the ancestors of Plato and Aristotle
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| were also Druidic trained and motivated.
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| | {A major 'woman-hater' and part of the
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| This is well documented in many other
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| | reason why Aquinas and the Catholic
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| places. Perhaps the person he is quoting
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| | Church worked his 'science' into their
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| is at fault because Rhys even clarifies
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| | dogma.}... Some time between 1800 and
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| the importance of women later in this
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| | 1400 B.C., the last matriarchies in the
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| description.
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| | western world were crushed...
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| "The Druids were magi as they were
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| | She devours the Manuscripts as if after a
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| hierophants in the same sense that; the
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| | long famine. And yet she continues in the
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| American-Indian medicine-man was both
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| | ceremony as if untouched by thought. A
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| magus and priest. That is, they were
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| | battle rages between her and Minos for
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| medicine men on a higher scale, and
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| | control of the worship. He has inserted a
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| possessed a larger share of
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| | prayer and expanded it, and he is having
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| transcendental knowledge than the shamans
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| | scribes record on tablets the story of
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| of more barbarous races. Thus they may be
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| | his receiving the laws from Zeus on the
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| said to be a link between the shaman and
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| | mountaintop {Moses is not the first to
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| the magus of medieval times."
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| | come up with this idea and neither was
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| I am sorry to have to butt in again but
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| | Minos.}. It is remarkably like a
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| medieval times were the most barbarous
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| | Babylonian tale I once heard. Only there
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| and disgusting times; I wonder if this
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| | the king's name was Hammurabi." (3)
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| author ever heard of the Dark Ages? They
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| | Hammurabi (1792-1750 B.C.) was a great
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| are called that because they spread
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| | MAN who had the vision and wisdom to
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| darkness over the mind and soul of all
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| | pronounce and codify that a girl is the
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| people. They destroyed knowledge and
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| | legal property of her father until sold
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| technology with the Church and the feudal
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| | by him to her husband. In Athens women
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| lackeys seeking ever more power. Sure,
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| | were brought up to be ignorant so that
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| some of them pranced around in lace and
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| | men could feel important and manlier as
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| padded powders on their faces. Some even
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| | they abused and lorded it over 'the
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| had the occasional bath, every month
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| | weaker sex' during the time of Socrates.
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| after they went out and raped a few new
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| | He felt differently and it probably
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| brides among their serfs. The idea of
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| | contributed to his being forced to drink
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| medieval times and all the gallant
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| | hemlock. He said: "If the difference
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| knights is pure unadulterated fiction and
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| | consists only in women bearing and men
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| they spread the Grail legends as a major
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| | begetting children, this does not amount
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| part of their propaganda. We will deal
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| | to a proof that a woman differs from a
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| with this more later but it truly speaks
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| | man in respect of the sort of education
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| volumes when one reads this kind of
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| | she should receive.
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