For the
discussion on the Pagan origin of Christian Religion go
here
Here we look at the Sun's influence
into Vatican and French religion and politics
THE SUN
The above
picture shows the assimilation of the view down the
Via della Conciliazione
looking from St Peter's square in Rome to the
Castel Sant'Angelo
The
date is May Day (Beltane) 2013. The time is dawn
Looking out of the Vatican window we see the Sun rising in Aries (The
Lamb) here Venus and Mercury are evenly spaced around the rising Sun.
Notice the CROSS overhead at the Zenith
The White Swan Cygnus will move from Zenith (overhead) at dawn to
the southern horizon at sunset.
On Beltane we ride the White
Swan
The
Vatican gets it's names from the
VATES.
The
Vates are Celtic Bards
The earliest Latin writers used Vates to denote
prophets and soothsayers in general; the word fell into disuse
in Latin until it was revived by
Virgil. Thus
Ovid could describe himself as the Vates
of
Eros (Amores
3.9).
In pagan Rome the Vates resided on the Vatican Hill, the Hill
of the Vates. The Vatican Hill takes its name from the Latin
word Vaticanus, a vaticiniis ferendis, in allusion to the
oracles, or Vaticinia, which were anciently delivered on the
Vatican Hill.[6]
(When the papacy was returned to Rome from Avignon (France) in
the 14th Century, the Vatican became the residence of the Pope,
and the word Vatican came to refer to the enclave in the middle
of Rome that had become the seat of the Roman Catholic Church
Wikipedia In other words the Roman Catholic Church stole
the Pagan place of worship. But the French Royalty
continued in secret with the Pagan worship. |
With the
festival of BELTANE in mind let us look at the view down the Champs
Elysees ) on the same day.
But this
time at Sunset.
The Champs
Elysees was started by
Catherine de Medici
wife of
Henry II of France
Henry II
reign was marked by wars with Austria and the persecution of
Protestants, mainly
Calvinists known as
Huguenots.
Henry II severely punished them, particularly the
ministers, for example by burning at the stake or cutting off their
tongues for uttering heresies.
Here is the
Huguenot Cross
The Celtic
(Languedoc) Cross with the Fleur de Lys
and the
descending Pentecostal Dove below.
Cathar Dove
found near Montségur

Hugennaut Cross
Here is the
Occitan Cross
(the area
around the Languedoc where Saunière lived)
Note the
similarity with the Huguenot Cross. With points showing the two
solstices and the two Equinoxes, plus the
Cross Quarter days.
Both
Catherine de Medici and Henry II are buried at the Basilica of St Denis
which is on the Paris Meridian.
Nostradamus (1503–1566), a French apothecary and astrological writer
known for his prophecies,
It is said by most commentators to have become famous when one of his
quatrains was construed as a prediction of the death of King Henry II
CI, Q 35
The young lion shall overcome the older one,
on
the field of combat in single battle,
He shall pierce his eyes
in a golden cage,
Two forces one, then he shall die a cruel
death.
Henry
died in a jousting accident celebrating the
Peace of Cateau-Cambrésis.
The Treaty of Cateau-Cambrésis
left the Hapsburgs in control of Italy for 150 years
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BELTANE
We also have
this taken at Glastonbury on Beltane
Remember at
dawn on Beltane we have the Cross overhead whilst the Sun is in Aries
the
Sacrificial Lamb.
Overhead we
have Cygnus - The White Swan
is overhead.
Perhaps I
should repeat the words of
Ride a White
Swan by T-Rex