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interesting scottish myths about rosslyn chapel (jesus' head) and ancient atomic weapons ~heather |
Jesus’s head, heart, blood, etc, are in Rosslyn Chapel
Unless you’ve slept through the furore surrounding the Da Vinci Code you must surely know the "mystery" surrounding Rosslyn Chapel. You ought to be familiar with that intrepid band of warrior knights, the Templars, and their productive digging underneath the Temple of Solomon. During their nine-year excavations of the temple their spade-work uncovered either:
The Holy Grail (complete with drops of Christ’s blood). Jesus’s head. Documents which showed that Jesus married Mary Magdalene and she went on to carry their child/children. Dirt (but this doesn’t make for a very good novel). Templar lore says that when they were rounded up by that greedy old King Philip IV of France some escaped with their treasure/knowledge to excommunicated Scotland - and to Rosslyn Chapel to be precise.
It is easy to see why Rosslyn has such enduring appeal for Grail hunters. It is a veritable cornucopia of grail symbolism. The most intense grail symbol is the rose, and boy does Rosslyn have roses.
For a start, it may sit on one of the telluric ley lines that criss-cross Scotland known as the "Rose Line". There are roses on the Apprentice pillar, there are roses pointing to the underground vault, there are roses round the Princess pillar.
Code-crackers spend hours, days, weeks staring at the carvings inside the chapel trying to work out what it all means. And they have come up with the following conclusions:
The least bananas theory sees the remains of the "One True Cross" hidden in the vaults of Rosslyn. Dr Keith Laidler in his 1998 book The Head of God claims that Jesus's head is hidden in the apprentice pillar.
Assorted grail-hunters have the Holy Grail hidden in the Apprentice pillar. And then there's the bloodline, a theory favoured by Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown, which holds that all the intricate stonework is leading inescapably to the conclusion that the secret of Mary Magdalene and Jesus’s children is hidden within the very structure of the chapel. scotsman.com rating
4/10 - We know that the evidence is half-baked, and we know that it seems unlikely, but …. scotsman.com is prepared to entertain the Gnostic Scrolls, and their positioning of Mary Magdalene at Jesus’s right hand, and maybe admit the conceivable possibility that she was married to Christ. And so we can squeeze out a tiny bit of sympathy to the idea that there is a bloodline and that the secret is encoded somewhere. We might be more willing to accept that the Templars brought something with them. And if it has to be anywhere, then why not this extraordinary and complex building?
Ancient Scots had Weapons of Mass Destruction
When Arthur C Clarke was interviewed by the Guardian in 2004 he was asked what he thought was the biggest mystery that he had encountered. He replied: "The oddest thing is these vitrified forts in Scotland. I just thought, how the heck? After all, lasers were not common in the Stone Age."
There are around 100 vitrified forts around the world, with over half in Scotland. They were built on strategic locations, and the stones were heated to such high temperatures that they fused together.
When Clarke’s team tried to recreate the vitrification process they concluded that the amount of heat needed to vitrify rocks was equivalent to an atomic bomb.
The ancient Indian epic, The Mahabharata, gives very precise details of "flying machines" that were used by the Indians thousands of years ago. They travelled great distances, and tellingly, these flying machines were said to possess incredibly powerful firearms.
The epic explains a hideous war that took place between the Indians and the Atlanteans, possessors of flying machines. They both used weapons of destruction, The Mahabharata notes: "[the weapon was] a single projectile charged with all the power of the universe. An iron thunderbolt, a gigantic messenger of death."
In other words, they had firearms with the power of an atomic bomb. Enough to vitrify stones. Is it possibly that the vitrified forts of Scotland are the remnants of some cataclysmic war between the Indians and the Atlanteans, a war that wiped out all traces except for the remains of the forts?
scotsman.com rating 9/10 - That’s it, we’re converts! It all makes sense! We believe in the forts - if Arthur C Clarke says it's amazing, we believe it - so by extension we also buy Atlantis/Scotland. We believe in it all!
http://heritage.scotsman.com/myths.cfm?id=41772005
for the whole list of bible related myths go to the above link - very interesting 8-) |
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| Alias | Date | Reply |
| wishin for more gray |
4/19/2005 8:37:00 AM |
the comment in the last one is by the author of the piece, and he refers to another myth that scotland is atlantis - which is found on the link i posted. |
| TunaHotDog |
4/19/2005 12:01:00 PM |
I'm off to check out that site. Thanks for the post. |
| Kethria |
5/4/2005 8:17:00 PM |
Very cool! |
| ImaginaryLight |
5/6/2005 8:51:00 PM |
Very Interesting. I had heard about the theory that the Indians had WOMD before but never about Scotland's relation to this. |
| 32Degree |
5/18/2005 10:26:00 AM |
Interesting post.Rosslyn supposedly is "haunted". |
| wishin for more gray |
5/18/2005 10:29:00 AM |
hey - good to see you back online - you've been missed 8-) thanks for commenting in my post |
| PaganRanger |
6/15/2005 8:32:00 PM |
Hey, this post was truly interesting. I went to the website and read, followed links for hours. thanks for sharing it. |
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