Charlemagne the Giant Roman Emperor

Charlemagne, in Latin, Carolus Magnus (Charles the Great) was said by many people to be a giant Bede and charlemagneman of very large height and to have tremendous strength. There are multiple historical accounts stating that he was approximately 7-8 feet tall or larger and had such incredible strength that he could cut a man and even a horse in half with one blow from his sword.

Here is one these stories from the old book, “A Book of Giants: Tales of Very Tall Men of Myth, Legends, History, and Science” by Henry Wysham Lanier;

“Great was the Emperor’s fame after his prodigious conquests in Saxony, France, Germany, Lorraine, Burgundy, Italy, and now in Spain; and his person befitted his renown. (more…)

The Greatest Commandment Equals Divine Ratio

By Pat Beaumier – Golden Ratio vs Golden Rulegolden-ratio

Phi is summarized as shown in the picture. The Golden Ratio is derived from this. It is numerical expressed as 1.618. Its inverse ratio is 0.618.

In Matthew Chapter 22 Jesus is asked “What is the Greatest Commandment?” He gives two answers.

The 1st commandment is to “Love God with all your heart and Soul”.

The 2nd commandment is the Golden Rule.

The Human Body is designed based on the Golden Ratio. The woman’s body pictured here is based on Phi, the Divine Ratio. It’s perfect.

Golden ratio ass

So The Greatest Commandment = Divine Ratio which represents the Divinity within each of us.

Matthew 22:35-36

One of them, an expert in law, tested him with this question: “Teacher what is the greatest commandment in the law?”

22/35 = 0.6286
22/36 = 0.6111

The number 0.618 falls within the substance of these two verses. An incredible coincidence!

Jesus answers with “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind”, ie with all of your “Divine Ratio” inspired essence.

The Sephirothic Tree

No tree it is said can grow to heaven, unless its roots reach down to hell.” Carl JungSmbols - The Sephirothic Tree Modern

The Sephirothic Tree is also known as the Tree of Life, Jacob’s Ladder and our very own DNA Tree. It shows the symbolic path to enlightenment, understanding the truth and the secrets of the hidden world in which we live.

The Sephirothic Tree shows the alchemical process of reaching complete Gnosis, or what some may call Christ Consciousness, Sainthood, or Buddhahood. It is the way of the Sons of light.

“And Elohim said, ‘Let there be Light.’ and there was Light.” (Kether) – Gen 1:3

The Kabbalists describe it as four worlds consisting of Atziluth: the Archetypal World or World of Emanations. It is the Divine World. Briah: the World of Creation, also called Khorcia or the World of Schema. Yetzirah: the World of Formation and of the Angels, and Assiah: the World of Action, the World of Matter.

33rd Degree Masonic Philosopher, Manly Palmer Hall had written in the Secret Teachings of All Ages; “The Kabbalists divided the universe into four worlds, each consisting of ten spheres, arranged into what is called the “Sephirothic Tree.” This Tree is composed of ten circles, representing the numbers 1 to 10, connected together by twenty-two canals—the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet. The ten numbers plus the twenty-two letters result in the occult number 32, which, according to the Mishna, signifies the Thirty-two Paths of Wisdom. (more…)

Underworld Hall of Judgement

The word Dead or Ded, means “firm,” “established.” This quality or condition was greatly desired by the ancient Egyptians for their dead. After death the heart was said to lead an independent existence, journeying alone through the Underworld (Duat) until it met the deceased in the Hall of Judgment presided over by the great God of the dead and King of the Underworld, Osiris.

Divine pardon at judgement in the underworld was always a central focus of the Ancient Egyptian religion and rituals.  (more…)