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23.5 Degrees

Part 5: Symbolism and Other Sources

The Catholic Church was very powerful during both the Dark Ages and the Middle Ages, and really until the dawning of Science and the so-called Age of Enlightenment. So to be branded a heretic was very dangerous to one's health.

  Those who knew the truth behind the Church and Christianity would have had to be seen to "toe the line" and so information and knowledge which would have been seen as "heretical" and otherwise suppressed and stamped-out by the Church, would have to have been encoded - not only to preserve it, but also to secretly pass this knowledge onto others.

  So then, if you understood the real cosmology and knowledge relating to our past - i.e., ancient truths and beliefs which were suppressed by the Church - but beliefs and truths on which the later Christian beliefs were based, as adopted by the Church - then how would you encode the information that pertains to this knowledge, (which appears to be associated with the earth's axis and also the correspondence this has with shamanic and pagan cosmologies, and more importantly the internal enlightenment experience by which one could reach god without the help of any "middleman"), within the symbol of the Christian Cross?

  In doing this and adopting the symbol of the cross which you have designed as your emblem to show that you are allied - though ostensibly - to the Catholic Church . . . well that would be like putting "two-fingers up" at the Church wouldn't it?

  The Cross you had encoded with this information would probably look like this . . .

59. Maltese/Templar Cross (16th century)

This is the eight-pointed Cross Pattée or Templar Cross – usually shown as a red cross on a white background (again the theme of the ‘Red and White’ opposites) which the members of the Knights Templar wore on their shoulders.

  Another cross similar to the Templar Cross Pattée is the St John Cross – often referred to as the Maltese Cross, an emblem of the Order of the Knights of Malta. There are many versions of this cross, and all are very interesting and are used to convey information. These eight-pointed crosses are based on the Octagon and emphasis is placed on the centre of the design – the ninth point.

  The centre is where the head or skull of the shamanic and pagan ‘resurrection god’ or ‘sun god’ is placed in other related symbols based on the eight-pointed or eight-rayed design. The whole design is also a reference to the traditional pantheon of Nine gods or ‘Shining Ones’ – the Egyptian Ennead for example.

How does this cross relate to this deeper knowledge about the earth's axis and also the origin of this knowledge which goes back to ancient Egypt and Giza and beyond? Well a clue to this is given in the diagram above showing the four ways that the 23.5º angle can be applied.

  A clue was also given in the street map of Washington which centres on the White House - again, the White House representing the ninth point - and yet another clue in the drawing of Vitruvian Man by Da Vinci - the centre also being the 'heart' which is also referencing the location of Giza and the Great Pyramid on the Earth.

For those who haven't grasped it yet, this particular version of the Maltese/Templar Cross is a Symbol of the Earth - see below.

  The Cross is really a ‘before and after’ picture of the Earth’s axis. I found that the angle of the arms measure around 23.5º – being the same as the present obliquity of the earth’s celestial pole. Note that the other points on the vertical arms would mark the cones of the precessional cycle – both north and south – and especially as drawn in space around the North Pole of the ecliptic.

  Again, emphasis is on the centre – the ninth point – which would represent the god whom it was believed also resided at the core-centre of the earth

60. The encoded information in this version of the Maltese-Templar Cross symbol

Now this is where it becomes interesting because there is further evidence to show that this same information about the earth’s axis as contained in the St John, Maltese and Templar Crosses, is also linked to the Great Pyramid - and again, this means we are being told that the Great Pyramid contains encoded information about the earth's axis - which it certainly does as I will reveal in my forthcoming book.

  The following insight or information was passed onto me by Philip Gardiner.

It is a well-known fact that the sides of the Great Pyramid are concaved; that they bow inwards slightly – just like the sides of the Templar Cross, shown on the left of figure 61, which are slightly inverted. This Cross is another variation of the Templar/Maltese Cross shown above.

    61.

  Templar Cross Pattée Great Pyramid

I would emphasise that the Great Pyramid is the only pyramid in the world that has this concave feature, so one can say that the Templar Cross is really symbolic of the Great Pyramid, and that the Great Pyramid is the true source of the cosmology of knowledge that had later been plundered and corrupted by those who had used it to set-up a powerful institution. Anything that expressed the original teachings based on the ancient knowledge and wisdom that appears to have been associated with Egypt and perhaps an advanced culture before them, and also with what had been encoded in the Giza monuments there, was quickly stamped out or suppressed by the Church.

  We can see then that the version of the Templar cross shown above is really formed from a 3-dimensional pyramid which seems to have been cut down the edges and opened outwards into a flat, two-dimensional picture. Furthermore, in this way, the Pyramid expresses the same eight points – the ninth point being the apex, at the centre and which also represents the core-centre of the earth and the 'zero-point source of all creation' itself where it was believed the archetypal god or the 'father god' resides.

For those who may think I have merely created a cross that fits the angles of 23.5 degrees, below is a depiction of the Maltese Cross from the 15th century. As we can see it shows the same angles.

62. Maltese Cross (c. 15th century)

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