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John Presco | 12 Jan 2004 06:00
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Jesse Benton Lyman

Jesse Benton married Mel Lyman who claimed he was God, and with the
inheritance from her famous father, founded the Fort Hill community.
As a coincidence I lived in a commune three blocks down the street,
and we knew some of the members.

Jon

http://www.trussel.com/lyman/harps.htm

http://www.trussel.com/lyman/forthill.htm

Lyman had become involved with Jesse Benton, a talented singer and
the daughter of the painter Thomas Hart Benton. They bought some
property in the Fort Hill section of Boston with a commanding view of
the city, and as others joined them, a community began taking shape.
The Fort Hill group helped to found Boston's first underground
newspaper, Avatar, which spread Lyman's teachings — including the
notion that folk music was a gift from God that had to be preserved
and nurtured — within the counterculture.

"Because," Mrs. Benton Lyman says, "they made a fortune doing the
same thing with Charles Manson, and they equated us with the Manson
Family and wanted to sell that many newspapers again, and most of it
was libel and we should have sued them but we passed on the whole
thing."

The Boston Phoenix, Section Two, July 16, 1985 by Michael Matza We
still are family: The Lymans of Fort Hill then and now ...The winter
of '71 brought those devastating back-to-back issues of Rolling
Stone, in which copy editor David Felton presented a scathing,
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John Presco | 12 Jan 2004 06:04
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Two Solar Temples

This is a must read so that you can know the difference between the
two Solar Temples. The one founded by Bryer and members of the
Rosemont family were not involved in the mass suicide and murder.
Below is one person inquirey into the Rosemont/Rosamund genealogy,
that was not kept track of after the Rougemonts fled to England as
well as ti would if the Rougemonts stayed in the Franche-Comte.

Jon

http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_Solar_Temple

The Neo-Templar Tradition

What the Neo-Templar groups are today is the result of years,
centuries of evolution. The original order was the Order of the
Temple, a monastic-chivalric Catholic Order founded in 1118- 1119 by
Hughes de Payens and dissolved by Pope Clement V after the
persecutions by King Phillip (the Fair) of France, in 1307. Theories
insisted that there was a continuation of the Order, but academic
scholars have criticized this as "totally insane" (Introvigne
1994:1). This theory was mainly supported by French and German
Freemasons, who said that the knights hid out with masons to escape
persecution.

During the French Revolution, dissention appeared. The first was in
the Lodge of the Knights of the Cross, in Paris. They argued that the
Templar Order precedes Freemasonry and that the Masonic order is
therefore subordinant to the Templar ones. This theory was promoted
primarily by a Paris physician, Bernard-Raymond Fabre-Palaprat. In
1805, he re-organized the Templar Order and proclaimed himself the
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John Presco | 12 Jan 2004 06:08
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Re: Transmigration of Souls

I am not sure. 

Jon

> This is the most beautiful description of death I have ever read. 
Is this 
> from Swedenborgs work?

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John Presco | 13 Jan 2004 10:54
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Magicians of Rose Mountain

John Dee was a code breaker, and a founder of "the Rosicrucian 
movement". Here is a site that conects him with the DaVinci Code and 
other books, for those who are interested.

http://www.darkprotocols.com/darkprotocols/id36.html

John Dee was befriened by the Peter and Wilhem von Rosenberg and came 
to live in their castle in Bohemia for two years where they practiced 
alchemy with Rudolph Von Habsburg. They have been titled the 
Magicians of Rosenberg. This castle is named after rose mountain. 
Here the coat of arms depicting one rose was divided into five roses 
by a Count who had five sons. A Tower of Alchemy was built at 
Rosenberg castle. Hermeticism is based upon the the texts of Hermes 
Trismegistus, the Greek name for the Egyptian god Thoth, whose third 
incarnation I have identified as John the Baptist. 

http://www.darkprotocols.com/darkprotocols/id36.html

http://www.crcsite.org/dee1.htm
http://www.ckrumlov.cz/uk/mesto/histor/t_slezna.htm
http://www.ckrumlov.cz/uk/mesto/histor/i_rozmbe.htm
http://www.ckrumlov.cz/uk/osobno/t_johdee.htm
http://www.ckrumlov.cz/uk/mesto/histor/t_alchym.htm

Hermeticism in various combinations with classic philosophy, was a 
very particular gnostic practice based upon the texts of Hermes 
Trismegistus (the Greek name for the Egyptian god Thoth). Hermetic 
gnosticism predated the historical Christian beginnings, but much of 
the Early Christian or Christian gnostic tenets included Hermetic 
principles. It was gnosticism that produced the writings of Hermes.
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John Presco | 23 Jan 2004 20:44
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Fwd: Re: Paul and genealogy (not about Dan Brown or DC)

--- In davincicodefans <at> yahoogroups.com, "John Presco" <jrose <at> e...> 
wrote:
I have to go into my Brother files to get the text and citations that 
are not in new versions of NT. In the old version he says "you can 
not follow me unless you cut off the "old man." Some scholars suggest 
this implies castration. He also said "you should be as I am" in 
regards to marrying or other temptations, which suggest he was 
castrated, he not promoting marriage. He wishes the Judaizers would 
castrate themselves because they opposed his views on circumscission. 
Why fret if the world was coming to an end? Genalogies would not 
matter either - unless you needed to rebuild the temple and instate 
the Cohen priesthood. The Rapture-Zionist-Chrisitians are very keen 
about the Cohens coming to rule. That Paul poo-poohs them, puts an 
end to the End Timers.

After the captivity, in Ezra we see much concern over genealogies 
that had been lost, it vital to know who could serve as High Priest 
as the temple was being rebuilt.

"Melchizedek had no genealogy." I may have found one. And not the one 
below.

Absalom was named Uriel, which is also Ariel, and Auriol, a name 
given to Jerusalem where Melchizedek was king. I will reveal that in 
my book. Here is a clue as to Jesus' proverbs of the meek inheriting 
the earth, going a way for a "little while" and, having "the eyes to 
see and the ears to hear".

Jon
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John Presco | 24 Jan 2004 19:07
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Fwd: Sauniere & Rosemont Templars at Arginy

--- In davincicodefans <at> yahoogroups.com, "John Presco" <jrose <at> e...> 
wrote:

http://www.geocities.com/prosemont/Rosemont-Templar.com

The followiung is from Andre Douzet's article in Nexus magazine, 
Douzet has written a book on Sauniere.

Jon Presco

 "After some scouting of his own, de Rosemont discovered a hole that 
led downwards, so he decided to try to reach the treasure on his own.
One of the Duke's descendants claims to have excellent evidence 
concluding that Pierre de Rosemont was able to gain access to the 
tomb of Camus said to be very close to the secret treasure of the 
Knights Templars. 

"Local folklore has it that only one person is designated and 
recognised by the deceased Templars to have access to them without 
risk to his or her life. The tradition thus reactivated, it is 
claimed that the Order shall rise from its ashes towards a higher and 
more certain glory. Perhaps the French author Robert Charroux found 
the key when he deciphered this passage from Breyer's book: "Think 
hard: the great art is Knowledge." 	

Sauniere's Model and the Secret of Rennes-le-Château - André Douzet

In 1916, Berenger Sauniere, the enigmatic priest of the French 
village of Rennes-le-Chateau, created his ultimate clue: he went to 
great expense to create a model of a region said to be the Calvary
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John Presco | 27 Jan 2004 16:23
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Fwd: The Grail Art of John Duncan

--- In Rosamond-Presco <at> yahoogroups.com, "John Presco" 
<prosemont <at> y...> wrote:
Here is the beautiful artwork of John Duncan.

http://www.anglik.net/duncan.htm

Jon Presco

President: Royal Rosamond Press

The Scottish painter and illustrator John Duncan was born in Dundee 
in 1866, and studied there at the School of Art. Duncan was 
influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites, Celtic imagery, and symbolism. His 
work included pictures depicting myth and legend, also Symbolist work 
in a late Pre-Raphaelite manner.
He was to become a member of the Dundee Graphic Arts Association, and 
in 1898-9 shared a studio with the young George Dutch Davidson whom 
he greatly influenced.  

From 1892 he was based in Edinburgh where he was closely associated 
with Patrick Geddes, biologist, town planner and prophet of the 
Celtic Revival. Geddes offered Duncan the post of Director of his new 
art school and Duncan sought to express Geddes' ideas in a number of 
mural projects, notably a series of six panels illustrating scenes 
from Celtic history in the common room of University Hall in Ramsay 
Lodge. He was also involved with Geddes' influential magazine, The 
Evergreen. In 1899 he embarked on a tour of America with Geddes. In 
1900 he lectured at the International Assembly of the Paris 
Exposition, and the same year became Associate Professor of Art at 
the Chicago University, holding the post for two years.
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