Michael Tsarion talks to Max Igan & John Lipscomb

[Magamud]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2xM8qF7vhA

[Zenbuoy]

Megamud... that's a lotta' mud!
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Fascinating stuff.
The depth is almost overwhelming and all of it is highly revealing.
As with many researchers, there are detractors.
Must be truth in there.

...Click it for his website

The Irish Origins of Civilization

(Volume Two)
Akhenaton, the Cult of Aton,
and the Dark Side of the Sun
(Polemical Investigations into the Extermination of Druidry and the Rise of Judeo-Christianity)

CHAPTER FORTY ONE

The Dragon Court and Brotherhood of Atlantis


The Royal Arms of England - The Queen's Personal Emblem.
Note the Druidic-Bardic Harp, as well as the Egyptian Lions. During the coronation of British monarchs the following words,
from Handel's Zadok the Priest are sung - "Zadok the priest and Nathan, crowned King Solomon."

Democratic Politician Al Gore making the sign of the Lion's Paw...Click it
The sigil of the "Lion's Paw" has been used by Billy Graham, Annie Besant (of the Theosophical Society), John Wilkes Booth, Johannes Kepler,
Sir James de Rothschild, Anton Le Vey, Eugene V. Debs and Sir Francis Dashwood. (See Codex Magica, by T. Marrs for more examples of this symbolism)

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[Swami]

(See Codex Magica, by T. Marrs for more examples of this symbolism)

Now that is a book I read in one breath...



Michael Tsarion's master/teacher
http://www.paulsolomon.com/

[Zenbuoy]

Originally Posted by [B

Swami[/B];237948]

Very nice.
And he also mentions Comyns Beaumont

...click it


Comyns Beaumont
William Comyns Beaumont, (1873–1956) was a British journalist and author. He was also a staff writer for the Daily Mail newspaper, and editor of "the Great Eight"[1] papers and magazines including the London Magazine, Illustrated London News, Bystander, National Graphics, Passing Show, and Pan.[2] He also used the pseudonym, "Appian Way". Alfred de Grazia described him as a prominent catastrophist in his book Chaos and Creation.[3], and writer John Michell describes Beaumont thus:

"His main subjects were mythology, early history, geology, and ancient astronomical records. In all of them he found convincing evidence that the earth had suffered many cataclysms in the course of its history, the most recent having occurred in about 1322 B.C.". Beaumont suggested they "were caused by meteoric impacts which in turn are closely related to cometary movements. That belief was the cornerstone of Beaumont's revolution theories and history and geography".

[Magamud]

I took away from it a simple concept of feeling and understanding our source and our ability to affect matter through consciousness..