..... For five hundred years, Rennes-le-Chateau was owned by the Count of Razes and became an important centre for the Cathars. With their demise its power waned. A plague and Catalan bandits completed its fall from a major town to the tiny hamlet it was to become. Today it is a place of great beauty and mystery with views across the mountains and valleys. However, due to its dark history, a very unpleasant feel in the energy lies there - a feeling of underlying ‘evil’.
Additionally, the fantastic geometrical patterns in this area connecting mountains, sacred sites and churches, have been identified in modern times by people like Henry Lincoln, a pioneer researcher of the Rennes-le-Chateau mysteries, and David Wood and Ian Campbell in their books Genisis and Geneset.
The goddess Isis is mentioned in old records of Rennes-les-Bains, a short distance from Rennes-le-Chateau, and in the last century a statue of Isis was found near the village. Wood and Campbell suggest that Rennes-le-Chateau and Rennes-le-Bains translate as Queen of the House and Queen of the Waters, the names given by the ancient Egyptians to their goddesses Nephthys and Isis. The area around Rennes-le-Chateau is one of enormous power and importance within the Earth’s energy grid and therefore became a focus from ancient times for those who understood this and knew how to harness the energy.
The modern world awoke to the story of Rennes-le-Chateau with Henry Lincoln’s BBC television films and the book, Holy Blood, Holy Grail , written by Lincoln with Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh. It was inspired by the story of Berenger Sauniere, who, in 1885, became priest at the church of St Mary Magdalene at Rennes-le-Chateau. Sauniere was born at nearby Montazels.
The church was in a terrible state and, the story goes, in 1887 he and two workmen began the immense task of repairing the worst of the damage to the interior. They lifted a flagstone near the altar and saw an engraving on the underside depicting two men on one horse. This symbol was the first seal of the Knights Templar. The flagstone became known as the Knights Stone and can be seen in the village museum.
When Sauniere realised there might be something of importance to find, he continued the search alone. The breakthrough came when he dismantled the altar and inside one of the pillars he found hollow wooden tubes, sealed with wax. Inside those he discovered parchments which, he later established, were written in code. After consulting his church superiors in Carcassonne, he travelled to Paris and the Roman Catholic occult research centre called St Sulpice which is positioned on the Paris time meridian on a site of ‘former’ Isis/Semiramis worship. Here they employed experts in medieval texts, writings and codes.
Research so far has suggested that Sauniere’s parchments contained a genealogy dated 1244 (the year the Cathars were slaughtered at Montsegur) which confirmed the survival of the Merovingian bloodline; another Merovingian genealogy from 1244 to 1644; and two compiled in the 1780s apparently by Abbe Antoine Bigou, a previous priest at Rennes-le-Chateau, and personal chaplain to the Blanchefort family. That is probably not all that Sauniere found. Anything that really mattered would never have been made public and it is quite possible that Sauniere did not find his parchments in the church at all. Maybe it’s a cover story to obscure the real tale.
The Priory of Sion ‘leaked’ copies of the two Bigou parchments in 1967, or at least in the 1960s. The Priory of Sion is believed to have originated in Troyes, France, the city founded by the Sicabrian Franks (Merovingians) where the Templars were officially formed. The Priory of Sion arrived on the scene about the same time as the Templars, the Knights of Malta and the Teutonic Knights, and it had a particularly close association with the Templars. But some researchers believe the true origins of the Priory of Sion go much further back.
Its Grand Masters are called Nautonnier or Navigators and the ones between 1188 and 1918 were listed (or claimed to be) in documents known as the Dossiers Secrets, which were privately published texts deposited at the National Library in Paris. Among them were Marie and Jean de Saint-Clair; Leonardo da Vinci; Sandro Botticelli, another Italian artist and friend of da Vinci; Nicolas Flamel, the famous medieval alchemist; Robert Fludd, the philosopher; Isaac Newton, who ‘discovered’ the law of gravity and was a major player in the creation of the this-world-is-all-there-is version of ‘science’; Robert Boyle, a close friend of Newton and another founder of modern ‘science’; and Jean Cocteau, the French writer and artist Two others in office during the lifetime of Sauniere, were the French writer and poet Victor Hugo, and his friend the composer Claude Debussy, a Grand Master of the Rosicrucian Order (all Ramses-Piso-Bush. One of Debussy’s most famous operas was a Merovingian drama.
A recent Grand Master appears to be Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair who, according to documents revealed in Holy Blood, Holy Grail , is a descendant of Dagobert II (Ramses-Piso-Bush) and the Merovingian dynasty. Dagobert was the Merovingian heir who was sent into exile in Ireland as a child. He returned to take his crown, but was later murdered. His son is supposed to have survived. There is no way the Merovingian bloodline died out as it had countless strands.
Did Pierre Plantard mislead the authors of Holy Blood, Holy Grail? Quite possibly, and also the idea that the Merovingian bloodlines are the bloodline of Jesus is without foundation. This is nothing to do with Jesus. The reason you find so many references to Arcadia in relation to Rennes-le-Chateau is because Arcadia in Sparta was the legendary home of Zeus and the Titans - the reptilian bloodlines of Troy. That is the origin of these bloodlines, not Jesus, who did not even exist.
Pierre Plantard (Ramses-Piso-Bush), who knows the truth, but doesn’t want you to know, was born in 1920 and, with the approval of the German oppressors, he edited a magazine in Nazi-occupied France in 1942 called Conquest For A Young Knighthood. It was the journal of a Paris based Masonic-chivalric society called the Order Alpha-Galates, and Plantard became its Grand Master at the age of 22. This is certainly not a man who’s word is his bond.
At St Sulpice in Paris, the village priest Abbe Berenger Sauniere met with Abbe Bieil, the Director General of the Seminary, and the latter’s nephew, Emile Hoffet. Through Hoffet he was warmly welcomed into a circle of esoteric friends, including the famous opera singer, Emma Calve, and Claude Debussy, the Grand Master of the Priory of Sion as well as the Rosicrucians. Sauniere and Calve began a close relationship and she visited him at Rennes-le-Chateau. Calve was at the heart of the occult movements in France and one of her intimates was the Marquis Stanislas de Gualta, a founder of the modern version of the Order of the Rose-Croix, the Rosicrucians.
Most of the Grand Masters of the Priory of Sion have Rosicrucian connections. Another of Calve’s friends was Jules Bois, a notorious Satanist, and close associate of a fellow Satanist, MacGregor Mathers. Encouraged by Bois, Mathers established the British occult society, the Order of the Golden Dawn, of which the Satanist, Aleister Crowley, was a most prominent member.
The Order of the Golden Dawn and its offshoots and personnel, like Crowley, were involved with both the Nazis and the British Satanist, Druid, and wartime Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill. The pointed-arm ‘heil Hitler’ salute was in fact a ritual sign of the Order of the Golden Dawn.
Another famous member of the Golden Dawn was the poet, W. B. Yeats, a friend of Claude Debussy. Yeats quite brilliantly summed up the aims of the Babylonian Brotherhood when he described his ideal society: “…an aristocratic civilisation in its most completed form, every detail of his life hierachical, every great man’s door crowded at dawn with petitioners, great wealth everywhere in few men’s hands, all dependent upon a few, up to the Emperor himself, who is a God dependent upon a greater God and everywhere, in Court, in the family, an inequality made law.”
Additionally, the fantastic geometrical patterns in this area connecting mountains, sacred sites and churches, have been identified in modern times by people like Henry Lincoln, a pioneer researcher of the Rennes-le-Chateau mysteries, and David Wood and Ian Campbell in their books Genisis and Geneset.
The goddess Isis is mentioned in old records of Rennes-les-Bains, a short distance from Rennes-le-Chateau, and in the last century a statue of Isis was found near the village. Wood and Campbell suggest that Rennes-le-Chateau and Rennes-le-Bains translate as Queen of the House and Queen of the Waters, the names given by the ancient Egyptians to their goddesses Nephthys and Isis. The area around Rennes-le-Chateau is one of enormous power and importance within the Earth’s energy grid and therefore became a focus from ancient times for those who understood this and knew how to harness the energy.
The modern world awoke to the story of Rennes-le-Chateau with Henry Lincoln’s BBC television films and the book, Holy Blood, Holy Grail , written by Lincoln with Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh. It was inspired by the story of Berenger Sauniere, who, in 1885, became priest at the church of St Mary Magdalene at Rennes-le-Chateau. Sauniere was born at nearby Montazels.
The church was in a terrible state and, the story goes, in 1887 he and two workmen began the immense task of repairing the worst of the damage to the interior. They lifted a flagstone near the altar and saw an engraving on the underside depicting two men on one horse. This symbol was the first seal of the Knights Templar. The flagstone became known as the Knights Stone and can be seen in the village museum.
When Sauniere realised there might be something of importance to find, he continued the search alone. The breakthrough came when he dismantled the altar and inside one of the pillars he found hollow wooden tubes, sealed with wax. Inside those he discovered parchments which, he later established, were written in code. After consulting his church superiors in Carcassonne, he travelled to Paris and the Roman Catholic occult research centre called St Sulpice which is positioned on the Paris time meridian on a site of ‘former’ Isis/Semiramis worship. Here they employed experts in medieval texts, writings and codes.
Research so far has suggested that Sauniere’s parchments contained a genealogy dated 1244 (the year the Cathars were slaughtered at Montsegur) which confirmed the survival of the Merovingian bloodline; another Merovingian genealogy from 1244 to 1644; and two compiled in the 1780s apparently by Abbe Antoine Bigou, a previous priest at Rennes-le-Chateau, and personal chaplain to the Blanchefort family. That is probably not all that Sauniere found. Anything that really mattered would never have been made public and it is quite possible that Sauniere did not find his parchments in the church at all. Maybe it’s a cover story to obscure the real tale.
The Priory of Sion ‘leaked’ copies of the two Bigou parchments in 1967, or at least in the 1960s. The Priory of Sion is believed to have originated in Troyes, France, the city founded by the Sicabrian Franks (Merovingians) where the Templars were officially formed. The Priory of Sion arrived on the scene about the same time as the Templars, the Knights of Malta and the Teutonic Knights, and it had a particularly close association with the Templars. But some researchers believe the true origins of the Priory of Sion go much further back.
Its Grand Masters are called Nautonnier or Navigators and the ones between 1188 and 1918 were listed (or claimed to be) in documents known as the Dossiers Secrets, which were privately published texts deposited at the National Library in Paris. Among them were Marie and Jean de Saint-Clair; Leonardo da Vinci; Sandro Botticelli, another Italian artist and friend of da Vinci; Nicolas Flamel, the famous medieval alchemist; Robert Fludd, the philosopher; Isaac Newton, who ‘discovered’ the law of gravity and was a major player in the creation of the this-world-is-all-there-is version of ‘science’; Robert Boyle, a close friend of Newton and another founder of modern ‘science’; and Jean Cocteau, the French writer and artist Two others in office during the lifetime of Sauniere, were the French writer and poet Victor Hugo, and his friend the composer Claude Debussy, a Grand Master of the Rosicrucian Order (all Ramses-Piso-Bush. One of Debussy’s most famous operas was a Merovingian drama.
A recent Grand Master appears to be Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair who, according to documents revealed in Holy Blood, Holy Grail , is a descendant of Dagobert II (Ramses-Piso-Bush) and the Merovingian dynasty. Dagobert was the Merovingian heir who was sent into exile in Ireland as a child. He returned to take his crown, but was later murdered. His son is supposed to have survived. There is no way the Merovingian bloodline died out as it had countless strands.
Did Pierre Plantard mislead the authors of Holy Blood, Holy Grail? Quite possibly, and also the idea that the Merovingian bloodlines are the bloodline of Jesus is without foundation. This is nothing to do with Jesus. The reason you find so many references to Arcadia in relation to Rennes-le-Chateau is because Arcadia in Sparta was the legendary home of Zeus and the Titans - the reptilian bloodlines of Troy. That is the origin of these bloodlines, not Jesus, who did not even exist.
Pierre Plantard (Ramses-Piso-Bush), who knows the truth, but doesn’t want you to know, was born in 1920 and, with the approval of the German oppressors, he edited a magazine in Nazi-occupied France in 1942 called Conquest For A Young Knighthood. It was the journal of a Paris based Masonic-chivalric society called the Order Alpha-Galates, and Plantard became its Grand Master at the age of 22. This is certainly not a man who’s word is his bond.
At St Sulpice in Paris, the village priest Abbe Berenger Sauniere met with Abbe Bieil, the Director General of the Seminary, and the latter’s nephew, Emile Hoffet. Through Hoffet he was warmly welcomed into a circle of esoteric friends, including the famous opera singer, Emma Calve, and Claude Debussy, the Grand Master of the Priory of Sion as well as the Rosicrucians. Sauniere and Calve began a close relationship and she visited him at Rennes-le-Chateau. Calve was at the heart of the occult movements in France and one of her intimates was the Marquis Stanislas de Gualta, a founder of the modern version of the Order of the Rose-Croix, the Rosicrucians.
Most of the Grand Masters of the Priory of Sion have Rosicrucian connections. Another of Calve’s friends was Jules Bois, a notorious Satanist, and close associate of a fellow Satanist, MacGregor Mathers. Encouraged by Bois, Mathers established the British occult society, the Order of the Golden Dawn, of which the Satanist, Aleister Crowley, was a most prominent member.
The Order of the Golden Dawn and its offshoots and personnel, like Crowley, were involved with both the Nazis and the British Satanist, Druid, and wartime Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill. The pointed-arm ‘heil Hitler’ salute was in fact a ritual sign of the Order of the Golden Dawn.
Another famous member of the Golden Dawn was the poet, W. B. Yeats, a friend of Claude Debussy. Yeats quite brilliantly summed up the aims of the Babylonian Brotherhood when he described his ideal society: “…an aristocratic civilisation in its most completed form, every detail of his life hierachical, every great man’s door crowded at dawn with petitioners, great wealth everywhere in few men’s hands, all dependent upon a few, up to the Emperor himself, who is a God dependent upon a greater God and everywhere, in Court, in the family, an inequality made law.”