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The beginning of the institutionalisation of knowledge to lead and control the masses

The rise of the sun, zenith, sunset (this was the original trinity).

Determine where the shadows fall during the solstices and erect two columns there: the entrance to the temple. Thus, two lineages were established: the line of the king and the line of the priest.

The king controls the land, and the priest controls the law. Above the columns is the arch of the Gods or of the God.

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1. Institutionalisation of Knowledge

The beginning of the institutionalisation of knowledge refers to the moment when human societies began to formalise and systematise knowledge, particularly through the creation of institutions such as temples, schools, and later universities. These institutions not only preserve and transmit knowledge but also codify it in ways that facilitate the control of the masses. Knowledge is no longer just transmitted orally or through direct experience but becomes a codified heritage, accessible only to those within the structures of power.

2. The Original Trinity: Sun, Zenith, Sunset

The sun, with its daily cycle of sunrise, zenith, and sunset, has long been a symbol of continuity, order, and power in ancient civilisations. These three moments of the day were often sacralised, representing different phases of divine or cosmic power. This can be seen as a reference to the original trinity, where each phase represents a different aspect of life and power.

3. The Shadows at the Solstices and the Columns of the Temple

The reference to the shadows during the solstices and the erection of columns in correspondence to these likely alludes to the ancient practice of using astronomical phenomena to determine sacred places. During the solstices, the longest and shortest days of the year, the shadows reach extreme lengths, and these were used to determine the placement of sacred structures. The two columns at the entrance of the temple represent a passage, not only physical but also symbolic, from a profane world to a sacred one, marking the boundary between earthly power (the king) and spiritual power (the priest).

4. The Lineages of the King and the Priest

The distinction between the king's line and the priest's line represents the division of power in many ancient societies. The king controls the land, representing the material and military aspect of power, while the priest controls the law, often interpreted as spiritual or religious power. These two lineages, though distinct, collaborate and support each other to maintain social order.

5. The Arch of the Gods or the God Above the Columns

The arch that rises above the columns can be seen as the divine domain that regulates and guarantees cosmic and social order. In this context, human power, represented by the king and the priest, is placed under the protection and authority of the divine. This creates a legitimisation of power through religion, a crucial element for the institutionalisation of knowledge and control.

In summary, once knowledge is codified and institutionalised, it becomes a tool of power, used to control and guide the masses. The fusion of cosmic elements and earthly power is a common feature in many ancient civilisations, where astronomy, religion, and politics were deeply intertwined.

Global Systems of Control Key Points

Law and Money: Equity is Balance


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The text delves into a critique of the historical development of legal and monetary systems, linking them to the control of human populations and the exploitation of resources. It touches on themes of power, language, esotericism, and the institutionalisation of authority. Below is a summary and interpretation of the key points:

The text suggests that history is essentially a study of the evolution of legal systems, which have ultimately led to the creation of a global monetary system. This system is portrayed as a tool for controlling human populations and extracting the Earth's resources. The overarching argument is that these systems have been designed to enslave humanity, with different roles assigned to individuals within a societal hierarchy—some as rulers or guards, others as prisoners or labourers. This is presented as the creation of a "matrix," a controlled environment where law and money are two sides of the same coin, both serving to enforce this control.

Language and Linguistics

The text argues that law is precise in its use of language, with words and definitions being carefully constructed—or manipulated—to serve specific purposes. The reference to Sanskrit as a "sacred language" suggests an ancient connection between language, human biology, and perhaps spiritual or esoteric knowledge.

Historical Context: The Hyksos and Arian Control

The Hyksos, depicted here as parasites in Egyptian history, are said to have taken control by draining civilization's wealth through legal and monetary structures. They are described as having integrated into the priesthood and science, adopting the term "Arian" to solidify their control.

Esoteric Symbolism: The Two Pillars

The two pillars, representing the lines of the king and the priest, symbolise two forms of authority. The king's control over land and the priest's control over spiritual or scientific knowledge are seen as the foundations of ancient and modern power structures. The text highlights how the concept of the divine right of kings, particularly during the Babylonian period, has influenced legal and monetary systems throughout history.

The Three Crowns and the Vatican

The reference to the three crowns, originally issued by a papal authority in 1302, alludes to the symbolic power of the papacy. The "three crowns" or "tri regnum" are associated with the pope's authority and are represented by three city-states: Vatican City, the City of London, and Washington DC. These city-states are suggested to be the centers of global power and control.


This text is a complex and critical exploration of historical power dynamics, focusing on how law and money have been used to shape human civilisation and control populations. It combines elements of history, language, esotericism, and political theory to present a narrative of control and exploitation.

The Council of 9

Interpretation:

  1. The Council of 9: In the context of Egyptian mythology, the "Council of 9" refers to a group of deities central to the Egyptian pantheon. At the head of this council is Anu, a deity whose name is linked to the word "annual," relating to the sun's orbit. Anu is credited with creating the four elements: earth, air, water, and fire. These elements are personified by the deities Seth, Isis, Nephthys, and Osiris. The initials of these names form the word "Sion," which phonetically can be interpreted as "Zion," though this connection is symbolic and not literal.

  2. Isis-Osiris Mystery Cult: The text suggests that pre-biblical structures in the Judeo-Christian tradition are rooted in the Egyptian Isis-Osiris mystery cult, which revolves around dualities like black and white, dark and light, good and bad. This duality is symbolised by the two pillars of the king and the priest, representing both an energetic and literal division within ourselves, leading to polarisation.

  3. Polarisation and Control: The idea of polarisation, whether in the mind or in society, is linked to control. The text draws a parallel to Machiavellian principles, suggesting that by projecting everything in terms of polarity (good vs. evil, etc.), people become more controllable.

  4. Binary Code: The initials of Isis (I) and Osiris (O) are interpreted as forming a binary code (on-off), symbolising the male and female aspects of existence. This binary principle is compared to the basic structure of electrical systems and is seen as foundational to the way the mind is split and controlled.

  5. Reference to Egyptian Texts: The text references the "Egyptian Book of the Dead," which is an ancient Egyptian funerary text used to guide the deceased through the afterlife. This connection suggests that these esoteric principles have deep roots in ancient religious practices.

  6. Phonetic Techniques: The text also touches on linguistic techniques like alliteration and assonance, emphasising the importance of phonetic sounds in understanding these esoteric connections.

Summary

The passage explores how ancient Egyptian mythology and symbolism, particularly through the concepts of the Council of 9 and the Isis-Osiris cult, have influenced broader cultural, religious, and even psychological constructs. It suggests that these ancient ideas are embedded in the way societies are structured and controlled, especially through the use of language and dualistic thinking.

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References

  1. Bar Members: 1, 2, & 3.
  2. The United States as a Crown Colony: 1 & 2.
  3. Churchianity.
  4. Mark Passio's YouTube Channel.
  5. Corruption in the Courts: 3 & 4.
  6. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
  7. Sabbatai Zevi: Wikipedia link
  8. Khazars: Wikipedia link - See also Khazarian families.
  9. Fidei Defensor (Defender of the Faith).
  10. The STRAW MAN Explained: YouTube link
  11. Fraudulent Conveyance of Language.
  12. The Crown of England is Owned and Operated by the Vatican.
  13. Fee Simple Deed.
  14. Allodial Deed.
  15. The Council of Trent.

The Crown

Crown Structure

Perpetual Warfare

City of London

Temple Bar

Jurisdiction Order

  1. The Vatican: Canon Law (origin of the word "canon" traced to Kwan Yin, the goddess of mercy and compassion).
  2. The Crown: Kingdom Law.
  3. Washington DC: Commercial Law (mercantile law).

Historical Context

Lateran Pact (1929)

No Delegated Authority for U.S. Corporations

Bankruptcy and Governance

Letter of Marque and Reprisal