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The Druids had a Solar Wheel
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Druids had a Jewish connection

the floors of the Holy Sepulcher may reflect the solar wheel

Rennes Chateau is illuminated by the stained glass
showing the Sun King and the Magdalene Halo shines on the floor

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At the Holy Sepulcher there are two circular star patterns on the marble floors
one for Christ ....a sun with wavy lines

the Magdalene star is the straight lines similar to a compass
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The Crusaders building the Holy Sepulchre had a understanding of the stars and the ending of the Pisces Age
and the coming of the Water Bearer....Magdalene with her tears and her vase may reflect the Age of WOMEN

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Divisors of the Number 322

  • 322 has 8 positive divisors: 1, 2, 7, 14, 23, 46, 161, 322
    • The sum of the positive divisors is 576
  • 322 has 7 proper divisors: 1, 2, 7, 14, 23, 46, 161
    • The sum of the proper divisors is 254
  • 322 is a deficient number since the sum of the proper divisors is less than 322
  • 322 is not a perfect number
  • 322 is not an abundant number


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    Church of the Holy Sepulchre

    Jerusalem

    Domes and cropped bell tower of Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)
    Domes and cropped bell tower of Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)

    The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Old City of Jerusalem covers what Christians believe is the site of the most important event in human history: The place where Jesus Christ rose from the dead.

    But the pilgrim who looks for the hill of Calvary and a tomb cut out of rock in a garden nearby will be disappointed.

    • At first sight, the church may bring on a sense of anticlimax. Looking across a hemmed-in square, there is the shabby façade of a dun-coloured, Romanesque basilica with grey domes and a cut-off belfry.

    • Inside, there is a bewildering conglomeration of 30-plus chapels and worship spaces. These are encrusted with the devotional ornamentation of several Christian rites.

    Parvis (courtyard) of Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)
    Parvis (courtyard) of Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)

    This sprawling Church of the Holy Sepulchre displays a mish-mash of architectural styles. It bears the scars of fires and earthquakes, deliberate destruction and reconstruction down the centuries. It is often gloomy and usually thronging with noisy visitors.

    Yet it remains a living place of worship. Its ancient stones are steeped in prayer, hymns and liturgies. It bustles daily with fervent rounds of incensing and processions.

    This is the pre-eminent shrine for Christians, who consider it the holiest place on earth. And it attracts pilgrims by the thousand, all drawn to pay homage to their Saviour, Jesus Christ.

    Church replaced pagan temple

    Early Christians venerated the site. Then the emperor Hadrian covered it with a pagan temple.

    Only in AD 326 was the first church begun by the emperor Constantine I. He tore down the pagan temple and had Christ’s tomb cut away from the original hillside. His mother, St Helena, found the cross of Christ in a cistern not far from the hill of Calvary.

    Constantine’s church was burned by Persians in 614, restored, destroyed by Muslims in 1009 and partially rebuilt. Crusaders completed the reconstruction in 1149. The result is essentially the church that stands today.

    Making sense of the church

    Of all the Christian holy places, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is probably the most difficult for pilgrims to come to terms with.

    To help make sense of it, this article deals with the church’s major elements and its authenticity. A further article, Church of the Holy Sepulchre chapels, deals with its other devotional areas.

    1. The main access to the church, on its south side, is from the Souk el-Dabbagha, a street of shops selling religious souvenirs. Visitors enter the left-hand doorway (the right one was blocked up by Muslim conquerors in the 12th century).

    2. Instead of following tourists into the often-gloomy interior, immediately turn hard right and ascend a steep and curving flight of stairs. You are now ascending the “hill” of Calvary (from the Latin) or Golgotha (from the Aramaic), both words meaning “place of the skull”. The stairs open on to a floor that is level with the top of the rocky outcrop on which Christ was crucified. It is about 4.5 metres above the ground floor.

     

    Climbing steps to Calvary (Seetheholyland.net)
    Climbing steps to Calvary (Seetheholyland.net)
     

     

    3. Immediately on the right is a window looking into a small worship space called the Chapel of the Franks. Here the Tenth Station of the Cross (Jesus is stripped of his garments) is located.

    On the floor of Calvary are two chapels side by side, Greek Orthodox on the left, Catholic on the right. They illustrate the vast differences in liturgical decoration between Eastern and Western churches.

    4. The Catholic Chapel of the Nailing to the Cross is the site of the Eleventh Station of the Cross (Jesus is nailed to the cross). On its ceiling is a 12th-century medallion of the Ascension of Jesus — the only surviving Crusader mosaic in the building.

    5. The much more ornate Greek Chapel of the Crucifixion is the Twelfth Station (Jesus dies on the cross). Standing here, it is easy to understand a little girl’s remark, quoted by the novelist Evelyn Waugh in 1951: “I never knew Our Lord was crucified indoors.”

    Greek Orthodox Chapel of the Crucifixion (Seetheholyland.net)
    Greek Orthodox Chapel of the Crucifixion (Seetheholyland.net)

     

    6. Between the two chapels, a Catholic altar of Our Lady of Sorrows commemorates the Thirteenth Station (Jesus is taken down from the cross).

    7. A silver disc beneath the Greek altar marks the place where it is believed the cross stood. The limestone rock of Calvary may be touched through a round hole in the disc. On the right, under glass, can be seen a fissure in the rock. Some believe this was caused by the earthquake at the time Christ died. Others suggest that the rock of Calvary was left standing by quarrymen because it was cracked.

    8. Another flight of steep stairs at the left rear of the Greek chapel leads back to the ground floor.

    Stone of Anointing from above (Seetheholyland.net)
    Stone of Anointing from above (Seetheholyland.net)

     

    9. To the left is the Stone of Anointing, a slab of reddish stone flanked by candlesticks and overhung by a row of eight lamps. Kneeling pilgrims kiss it with great reverence, although this is not the stone on which Christ’s body was anointed. This devotion is recorded only since the 12th century. The present stone dates from 1810. 

    10. On the wall behind the stone is a Greek mosaic depicting (from right to left) Christ being taken down from the cross, his body being prepared for burial, and his body being taken to the tomb.

    11. Continuing away from Calvary, the Rotunda of the church opens up on the right, surrounded by massive pillars and surmounted by a huge dome. Its outer walls date back to the emperor Constantine’s original basilica built in the 4th century. The dome is decorated with a starburst of tongues of light, with 12 rays representing the apostles.

    12. In the centre is a stone edicule (“little house”), its entrance flanked by rows of huge candles. This is the Tomb of Christ, the Fourteenth Station of the Cross. This stone monument, held together by a steel frame, encloses the tomb (sepulchre) where it is believed Jesus Christ lay buried for three days — and where he rose from the dead. A high-tech photogrammetric survey late in the 20th century showed that the present edicule contains the remains of three previous structures, each encasing the previous one, like a set of Russian dolls.

    13. At busy times, Greek Orthodox priests control admission. Inside there are two chambers. In the outer one, known as the Chapel of the Angel, stands a pedestal containing what is believed to be a piece of the rolling stone used to close the tomb.

    14. A very low doorway leads to the tomb chamber, lined with marble and hung with holy pictures. On the right, a marble slab covers the rock bench on which the body of Jesus lay. It is this slab which is venerated by pilgrims, who customarily place religious objects and souvenirs on it.

    The slab was deliberately split by order of the Franciscan custos (guardian) of the Holy Land in 1555, lest Ottoman Turks should steal such a fine piece of marble.

    Three denominations share ownership

    Ownership of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is shared between the Greek Orthodox, Catholics (known in the Holy Land as Latins) and Armenian Orthodox.

    Katholikon (or Greek choir), the central worship space in Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)
    Katholikon (or Greek choir), the central worship space in Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)

    The Greeks (who call the basilica the Anastasis, or Church of the Resurrection) own its central worship space, known as the Katholikon or Greek choir. The Armenians own the underground Chapel of St Helena which they have renamed in honour of St Gregory the Illuminator.

    The Catholics own the Franciscan Chapel of the Apparition (which commemorates the tradition that the risen Christ first appeared to his Mother) and the deep underground Chapel of the Finding of the Cross.

    Chapel of the Finding of the Cross (Seetheholyland.net)
    Chapel of the Finding of the Cross (Seetheholyland.net)

    Three minor Orthodox communities, Coptic, Syriac and Ethiopian, have rights to use certain areas. The Ethiopian monks live in a kind of African village on the roof, called Deir es-Sultan.

    The rights of possession and use are spelt out by a decree, called the Status Quo, originally imposed by the Ottoman Turks in 1757. It even gives two Muslim families the sole right to hold the key and open and close the church — a tradition that dates back much further, to 1246.

    Ladder symbolises Status Quo

    Each religious community guards its rights jealously. The often-uneasy relationship laid down by the Status Quo is typified by a wooden ladder resting on a cornice above the main entrance and leaning against a window ledge.

    The ladder has been there so long that nobody knows how it got there. Various suggestions have been offered: It was left behind by a careless mason or window-cleaner; it had been used to supply food to Armenian monks locked in the church by the Turks; it had served to let the Armenians use the cornice as a balcony to get fresh air and sunshine rather than leave the church and pay an Ottoman tax to re-enter it.

    Immovable ladder on ledge over entrance to Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)
    Immovable ladder on ledge over entrance to Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Seetheholyland.net)

    The ladder appears in an engraving of the church dated 1728, and it was mentioned in the 1757 edict by Sultan Abdul Hamid I that became the basis for the Status Quo.

    It would be too much to expect that the ladder seen today has resisted the elements since early in the 18th century. In fact the original has been replaced at least once.

    In 1997 the ladder suddenly disappeared for some weeks, after a Protestant prankster hid it behind an altar. When it was discovered and returned, a steel grate was installed over the lower parts of both windows above the entrance. And in 2009 the ladder mysteriously appeared against the left window for a day.

    The ladder, window and cornice are all in the possession of the Armenian Orthodox. And because the ladder was on the cornice when the Status Quo began in 1757, it must remain there.

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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 12/09/2013 22:54
    I just got back from Hawass King Tut exhibit at the Houston Museum
    to my surprise I found out that the
    Meandros or pattern on the Rennes Chateau floor

    has an Egyptian hieroglyph related to it
    Image

    it is the letter H or another meaning is House

    Image
    Amiens Cathedral has the design too ...Greek yes but Egyptian also
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    Another pattern on here at the Amiens
    has a Egyptian heiroglyph
    that would be
    Image
    it is the letter N ... or the symbol for Water

    Its hard to see the wood floor below the altar
    if anybody has a better picture please share
    Image
    from what I can tell its triangular
    forming an X

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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 12/09/2013 23:10
    I think from this topic
    I hope to show the sacred geometric designs within Rennes Chateau

    The crop circles are often geometric and portray sacred geometry

    The Sacred Geometry is reflected in St Louis Bible in the image of the Great Architect
    http://www.freemasoncollection.com/images/GR/GR_BibleSLouis.JPG

    St Louis participated in the failed Crusades and brought back many relics from Jerusalem and Constantinople

    The Templars and other Crusaders were the trusted emissaries of these relics. It would include the Teutonic Knights
    The Holy Sepulcher has incorporated the circle
    Image

    Haagenson writes about the round churches of Bonholm as well as Henry Lincoln
    Newport Tower Rhode Island
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    In 1992, radiocarbon dating tests of the tower's mortar were undertaken by a team of researchers from Denmark and Finland. The results suggest a probable date of construction between 1635 and 1698.

    Four of the eight supporting pillars of the tower face the main points of the compass.
    In the 1990s, William Penhallow, an astronomer at the University of Rhode Island, studied the windows in the tower and said that he found a number of astronomical alignments. At the summer solstice the setting sun should shine through the "west" window (actually just south of true west) onto a niche in the inner wall, next to the "south" window. (This no longer happens due to urban development and park trees.) Similarly, the angle from the "east" window through the "west" window is about 18 degrees south of west, which is the southern extreme of moonsets during what is known as the "lunar minor standstill". The smaller windows also form alignments, on significant stars. These alignments could be accidental, but if they were deliberate it would explain why the pattern of windows seems, according to Penhallow, "so odd".

    It is estimated that the tower contains more than six thousand cubic feet of stone weighing almost one million pounds, all of which had to be collected and carried up the hill for construction.

    Proponents of the Norse theory often point to the unit of measurement they believe was used during construction. Unlike other Colonial structures that were built using the English foot, the Newport Tower appears to have been based using an ancient Scottish unit of measurement known as an ell which is equivalent to three Norse feet


    In "America: 1355-1364," H. R. Holand lays out a convincing case that the Newport Tower was constructed in the mid 14th century by an expedition consisting of Norwegians and Swedes. As evidence, he points out the structural similarities of the tower to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Cambridge, England and the Church of St. Olaf in Tunsberg, Norway.



    Henry Wadsworth Longfellow incorporated the Norse-origin view of the tower into his poem "The Skeleton in Armor"

    As for the theory that a very astrolabe may have existed
    that maybe seen in the Psalter of Blanche Castile
    http://www.bridgemanart.com/asset/114028/French-School-13th-century/Ms-1186-f.1-Astrologer-with-an-astrolabe-a-Scribe

    http://www.unexplainedearth.com/newport.php

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    EL CALENDARIO COPTO (AÑO NUEVO EL 11 DE SEPTIEMBRE) ESTA DISEÑADO EN FUNCION AL DIA DE SAN MARCOS (DIA NUMERO 227 DEL MISMO CALENDARIO)-22/7 ES EL DIA DE MARIA LA MAGDALENA EN LA IGLESIA CATOLICA-22/7 ES UNA MUY BUENA APROXIMACION DE PI=3.14. INCLUSO DA VINCI SE ESTRENO EN EL AÑO 227 DESDE LA INDEPENDENCIA DE EEUU E INCLUSO LA ASUNCION DE LA VIRGEN ES EL DIA NUMERO 227 DEL CALENDARIO GREGORIANO
     
    milky way in Simple Gematria Equals: 119 ( m 13 i9 l 12 k 11 y 25 0 w 23 a1 y 25 )
    queen mary in Simple Gematria Equals: 119 ( q 17 u 21 e5 e5 n 14 0 m 13 a1 r 18 y 25  
    hebrew calendar in Simple Gematria Equals: 119 ( h8 e5 b2 r 18 e5 w 23 0 c3 a1 l 12 e5 n 14 d4 a1 r 18
    mary magdalene in Simple Gematria Equals: 119 ( m 13 a1 r 18 y 25 0 m 13 a1 g7 d4 a1 l 12 e5 n 14 e5  
    new york in Simple Gematria Equals: 111 ( n
    14
    e
    5
    w
    23

    0
    y
    25
    o
    15
    r
    18
    k
    11
    )
    york in Simple Gematria Equals: 69 ( y
    25
    o
    15
    r
    18
    k
    11
    )
    O+R=15+18=33
     
    En Hechos 12:12 (1+2,1+2:3,3 o 33) es PEDRO el que aparece con Maria la madre de Juan Marcos.
     Hechos 12:12: Y habiendo considerado esto, llegó a casa de María la madre de Juan, el que tenía por sobrenombre MARCOS, donde muchos estaban reunidos orando.
    Y/K=2+5/11=7/11=SEPTIEMBRE/11
    PERIODO 1/1-11/9=254 DIAS
    PERIODO 11/9-31/12=111 DIAS O 112 DIAS INCLUSIVO EL 11/9
    254 TIENE NEXO CON EL 25/4 (DIA DE JUAN MARCOS)
     
    25/4-25 DE ABRIL-¿NADA ES CASUALIDAD SINO QUE CAUSALIDAD?
    MARTINEZ/MARTE/TERCER DIA DE LA SEMANA/TERCER DIA DE LA CREACION/ ARBOLES Y FRUTOS Y SEMILLA / LINAJE
    PERIODO 1/1-25/4=115 DIAS (116 SI ES BISIESTO)
    PERIODO 11/9-25/4=227 DIAS INCLUSIVO EL 11/9
    227=22/7 ES UNA BUENA APROXIMACION DE PI=3.14
    NUMERO PI

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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 12/09/2013 23:58
    Thanks Nic
    I had never seen it before
    Thanks so much for explaining what was going on there

    Here is from Andrews article
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    From Andrews article

    Standing with my back to the Tour Magdela, facing the Grotto, I read my compass. What little colour I had left quickly dissipated. It read 22 degrees (south of west). What were the odds?

    The Tower of the Magdalene (Tour Magdela) is reached by two sets of 11 steps (22). An anomalous floor tile points up a spiral stair case with 22 steps where a single window points unambiguously at a grotto whose ancient place name is 'Grotte du Fournet - dite de la Magdeleine', which translates as 'The Burial Site of the Mary Magdalene', and which is offset from the window by 22 degrees.

    22, of course, is the feast day of Mary Magdalene.

    Mr. Egypt confirmed my compass reading, and agreed with my theory that Abbe Sauniere had simply commemorated his discovery by encoding the number 22 in his restorations, namely the Tour Magdela.
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    From Andrews article

    Standing with my back to the Tour Magdela, facing the Grotto, I read my compass. What little colour I had left quickly dissipated. It read 22 degrees (south of west). What were the odds?

    The Tower of the Magdalene (Tour Magdela) is reached by two sets of 11 steps (22). An anomalous floor tile points up a spiral stair case with 22 steps where a single window points unambiguously at a grotto whose ancient place name is 'Grotte du Fournet - dite de la Magdeleine', which translates as 'The Burial Site of the Mary Magdalene', and which is offset from the window by 22 degrees.


    Hi lovuian - This is the anomalous tile, with the red dot that Nic referred to. Apologies for the glare on the photo. It's the only one like it in there, and points to the staircase up to the roof, as it says in the article. I can't imagine why.

    Image

    Wow Richard that is so neat and such a mystery
    Marie Dernaud sold Rennes to Noel Corbu on 7/22

    from Patrice
    City of Secrets
    the Cave of Magdalene lie directly to the Southwest of the French Tour Magdala, pointing in the direction of Spain's Torre Magdala. This southwest alignment is also marked by an anomalous red tile in the floor of the Tour Magdale

    from Davinho's video
    http://youtu.be/gmoXvTVxv_M

    Daviho look at this picture from New Orleans ...it is connected with Blanche of Castile and St Louis
    Image
    the Cave or Grotto is by a river
    What you are looking at is Blanche Castile pointing to this cave or Grotto

    but look at her hand ....that is pointing it is different the middle fingers are pointed down
    Is her hand in the horns position?

    Freaky stuff
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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 13/09/2013 00:17
    A video of the Tour Magdala at Rennes
    It is where Sauniere collapsed before he died
    It held the Library and his books
    the floor does have the look of Rennes les Bains
    The Star of Isis
    http://youtu.be/_p-8DpSridw

    Both are based on the number 8 and it is found at Bugarach and it is found on the Devils Armchair

    the alignment of 'the Historical Axis of Paris' (the Champs-Elysees) with the Sun. This is an important time-marker
    the Egyptian goddess 'Isis', and Paris is traditionally an 'Isis city' (Paris is 'Par-Isis', or 'near Isis',
    Angled 26 degrees north of west, the world-famous boulevard is designed to align with sunset on August 6. While sunset is not sunrise, a setting Sun is still positioned on the horizon; and the idea of opposite/antipodal is a key theme anyway.

    It also take place on 8/8

    There is the number 8

    we take into account an optical phenomenon known as atmospheric refraction.

    This is the bending of light rays passing through the atmosphere, much like the bending of light passing through a lens. This effect is most noticeable near the horizon - where celestial objects like the Sun appear higher in the sky than they actually are.

    the staircase at the Arch is spiral just like Tour Magdala


    Image
    the Tower card is 16
    and that would be 8 +8

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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 13/09/2013 00:17
    the number eight

    John 8: "The teachers of the law and the Pharisees brought in a woman caught in adultery. They made her stand before the group and said to Jesus, ‘Teacher, this woman was caught in the act of adultery. In the Law, Moses commanded us to stone such women. Now, what do you say?’ They were using this question as a trap to have a basis for accusing him. But Jesus bent down and started to write on the ground with his finger. When they kept on questioning him, he straightened up and said to them, ‘If any one of you is without sin, let him be the first to throw a stone at her.’ Again he stooped down and wrote on the ground. At this, those who heard began to go away one at a time, the older ones first, until only Jesus was left, with the woman still standing there. Jesus straightened up and asked her, ‘Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?’ ‘No one, sir,’ she said. ‘Then neither do I condemn you,’ Jesus declared. ‘Go now and leave your life of sin.’"

    there is Luke 8
    After this, Jesus traveled about from one town and village to another, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom of God. The Twelve were with him,
    and also some women who had been cured of evil spirits and diseases: Mary (called Magdalene) from whom seven demons had come out;
    Joanna the wife of Cuza, the manager of Herod's household; Susanna; and many others. These women were helping to support them out of their own means.

    Mark 16
    Now when Jesus was risen early the first day of the week, he appeared first to Mary Magdalena, out of whom he had cast seven devils. 10 And she went and told them that had been with him, as they mourned and wept. 11 And they, when they had heard that he was alive, and had been seen of her, believed not.

    Station 8
    has the baby with the plaid
    Jesus turned and said to them, "Daughters of Jerusalem, do not weep for me; weep for yourselves and for your children.
    For the time will come when you will say, 'Blessed are the barren women, the wombs that never bore and the breasts that never nursed!'
    Then "'they will say to the mountains, "Fall on us!" and to the hills, "Cover us!"'
    For if men do these things when the tree is green, what will happen when it is dry?"

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    the Arachne has 8 legs

    The Star of Isis has a connection to the OTO
    http://www.starofisis.org/?page_id=263
    The Gnostic Catholic Church was founded in 1907 e.v. by Jean Bricaud, Gérard Encausse and Louis-Sophrone Fugairon; the latter two having been bishops of Jules Doinel’s Gnostic Church (1890) before Doinel’s abdication as Patriarch. In 1908 e.v., Theodor Reuss appears to have received episcopal consecration and primatial authority in the Gnostic Catholic Church from Encausse, Bricaud and Fugairon in gratitude for his issuance to Encausse of a patent for the Masonic Rites of Memphis and Mizraim. The same year, Encausse, Bricaud and Fugairon changed the name of their church to the Universal Gnostic Church, leaving Reuss exclusive authority in the Gnostic Catholic Church. As with all his other affiliations, Reuss incorporated the Gnostic Catholic Church into the system of O.T.O..

    As early as the 15th century AD, many Parisian historians believed that the city of Paris owed its name to the Egyptian goddess Isis. There are various manuscripts from around 1402 AD at the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris which contain drawings of the goddess Isis garbed as a medieval noblewoman seen arriving by boat to Paris and where she is greeted by nobles and clergymen under the caption ‘The very ancient Isis, goddess and queen of the Egyptians’ .

    Plate 1. French Manuscript dated 1403 AD (Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris) The idea of a 'boat' symbol come partly from the shape of the 'Ile de la Cite' (where stands Notre Dame Cathedral) which is boat-shaped, and also because ancient 'mariners' known as 'Nauts' populated the region."

    Plate 2. Official Seal of Paris, 1415 & 1406 AD.

    Napoleon made Isis and her boat the coat of arms for Paris

    it is compared the Magdalene arriving by boat to France in the oral tradition
    [url]http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fusniak/talisman/articles/isisofparis.html
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    Arc de Triomphe which stands on the western end of the avenue of the Champs Elysees. The name of the plaza upon which the Arc stands bears the name ‘Place de l’Etoile’ i.e. ‘The Place of the Star’.

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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 13/09/2013 00:19
    Here ya go folks
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    If you notice Oidtman the creator of the stained glass window
    has the number 8 on both of the pillars
    they are in Gold

    and there is a tower in the back ground

    The number eight so linked to Gnosticism was prominent in Templar symbolism

    http://books.google.com/books?id=52RqeDdzISYC&pg=PA86&lpg=PA86&dq=Templar+symbolism+number+eight&source=bl&ots=jbPR-WNb85&sig=yLLPPCD4XadsIN7oydNXtz4f1Kg&hl=en&sa=X&ei=lN99T_XiPOri2AW5xvnnDA&sqi=2&ved=0CDAQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=Templar%20symbolism%20number%20eight&f=false

    The eight pointed cross of the Scottish Knight Templars
    http://www.skt.org.uk/CJdeM1314/The_Eight_Pointed_Cross.html
    The points of the Eight Pointed Cross touch the angles of the octagon found within the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, the Byzantine Architecture of The Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus, precursor of the Cathedral of Aghia Sofia in Istanbul (Constantinople), Castel-del-Monte in Sicily, and it is to be found within the sacred geometry of Rosslyn Chapel.

    In 1147 Pope Eugenius III ordained the use of the blood-red Cross of the Order. (1) A Bothwell-Gosse in the "Knights Templar"(2) points out that there are few reliable ancient representations, but the Eight Pointed Cross is probably older as the Cross of the Order than the Cross with the square ends, and must have existed before the Templar Cipher. He concludes that it was used before 1250 AD. Herbert Norris in "Medieval Costume and Fashion"(3) notes that the Templar knights wore the red Eight Pointed Cross on the left shoulder of their white mantles, the sergeants wore black mantles and the squires brown mantles.

    The Geometry of the Cross allowed the Templar's to use it as a basis for a Cipher to encode their messages.

    An early representation of the Eight Pointed Cross is carved in a prominent stone on the exterior of the 16th Century East
    Wall of Garway Templar Church in Herefordshire.

    http://www.skt.org.uk/images/Garway_Templar_Church/Garway%20Church%2009.08.06%20020.jpg

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    THE GARNET & RUBY CROSS - KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
    Treasure: The Treasuries of the Knights Templar
    Lost:1307- Current Est. Value: $ Many Billions
    Gold and silver ingots, coinage, jewels, jewellery, gold & silver plate, land deeds, religious relics,
    weapons, documents and records, Middle Eastern trophies and artefacts, valuable curiosities and
    royal regalia held as securities.

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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 13/09/2013 00:21
    he number 8 is a Fibonacci number,

    The structure of a fractal object is reiterated in its magnifications. Fractals can be magnified indefinitely without losing their structure and becoming "smooth"; they have infinite perimeters—some with infinite, and others with finite surface areas. One such fractal curve with an infinite perimeter and finite surface area is the Koch snowflake.
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    That tile looks very much like the fractal Koch Snowflake :shock:
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    Hanukkah is a Jewish festival holiday that lasts eight days and eight nights.
    In particle physics, the eightfold way is used to classify sub-atomic particles.
    The atomic number of oxygen.

    All spiders, and more generally all arachnids, have eight legs. Orb-weaver spiders of the cosmopolitan family Areneidae have eight similar eyes.
    The octopus and its cephalopod relatives in genus Argonauta have eight arms (tentacles).


    Timothy Leary identified a hierarchy of eight levels of consciousness.
    The Dharmacakra, a Buddhist symbol, has eight spokes. The Buddha's principal teaching—the Four Noble Truths -- ramifies as the Noble Eightfold Path.

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    In Islam, It is the number of Angels carrying The Holy Throne of Allah in heavens.
    In the Middle Ages, 8 was the number of "unmoving" stars in the sky, and symbolized the perfectioning of incoming planetary energy.

    the Ogdoad
    eight deities worshipped in Hermopolis during what is called the Old Kingdom, the third through sixth dynasties, dated between 2686 to 2134 BC. First it was a cult having Hathor and Ra;
    The number eight plays an important part in Gnostic systems

    In chess, each side has eight pawns and the board is made of 64 squares arranged in an eight by eight lattice

    The infinity symbol is also sometimes depicted as a special variation of the ancient ouroboros snake symbol. The snake is twisted into the horizontal eight configuration while engaged in eating its own tail, a uniquely suitable symbol for endlessness

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    De: BARILOCHENSE6999 Enviado: 13/09/2013 00:23
    I found it
    It is a fractal variation on the Koch Snowflake fractal

    some people's artwork
    this is the eight sided fractals
    http://www.fractal-wallpapers.com/Fractal-Wallpapers/snowflake-fractal-wallpaper/

    this is my favorite
    http://fc08.deviantart.net/images/i/2002/52/7/6/Christmas_Fractal_Snowflake.jpg
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    It is more squarish
    Is the room at Tour Magdala a square it looks like it is
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