New Grange - Ley Lines and Nodes.

[Janama]

One of the most interesting interviews Fintan has done is the New Grange story - had me fascinated, especially the "world's in collision" reference as it was something I read ages ago and hadn't seen any reference to it until this interview, mind you, it was sometimes hard to keep up with those guys because they all broke into their broadest Irish accents The other problem I found is that our aboriginals have a continous history going back 40,000 years which is way before the Egyptians.

Does anyone know anything about Ley Lines and Nodes and their importance/relevance?

I live on a mountain that I understand is a major node - can't say I experience anything unusual, other than the fact that I can't receive AM radio - all I get is buzz. I thought it might be my invertor ( I'm on solar) but it also happens in my car - the moment I drive down from the mountain AM comes back clear as a bell. I get UHF and VHF and FM with no problems - just can't get AM.

Any ideas or comments on my AM problem or the New Grange story?

[Jerry Fletcher]

AM problem:

I think I get what you're inferring with the possible relationship between the ley line nodes and AM reception, and I hope you're on to something - cause that's one of the nuttiest things I've ever heard Bizarre enough to be true - plus I love the idea of driving around mapping the earth's energy grid by listening to oldies and talk radio.

... and what is it on am that you just gotta hear up there on that mountain? hehe - I kid.

In other words ... no idea.

Guess? Ok, am radio is mono, right? You live on a hill. Are there other hills surrounding your hill? Maybe the top of your hill is in a phase cancellation node of the radio signal bouncing off the geography surrounding your hill. yeah... well it's no sillier than the ley node thing!

New Grange Story:

That's the Andrew Power Return to Tara thing, right? If so, yeah, I feel the same way (what the hell were those guys saying?), and I do have some comments, but the other side of the mirror beckons and I gotta go.

but new grange = andrew power, right?

[Janama]

Its the interview "Ireland - Land of the Pharaohs" on this page:

http://www.breakfornews.com/Audio.htm

unfortunately it's a false link as the link takes you to the "Jesus Never Existed" page - which is a also a good rave but not the one you were looking for.

[Fintan]

Fixed it - thanks. Here's a direct link:
"Ireland - Land of the Pharaohs"
http://breakfornews.com/my/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=208
OR
http://returntotara.com/homepage.htm

[Nemo]

Hi Jerry, I would like to comment on your post, unfortunately, I also write with an Irish accent so you probably wouldn't understand me.

[Jerry Fletcher]

[Fintan]

Ok, sorry about the heavy Irish "brogue" of my guests.
The best thing I can do is to recommend that you
listen to the DSL stereo version. It's endoded at a higher rate
and you can right-click to download it --even on a 56k connection.

[Jerry Fletcher]

One word - Headphones! (Not Guiness, hehe).

One benefit of obsessive research (there are numerous drawbacks, trust me), is that material I didn't 'get' on first introduction magically begins to make sense months later - in light of research done on other topics in the interim, I guess.

I've carefully listened to the Pharoahs thing again, and the second half, or the actual 'return' to Tara (ararat!) is beginning to make sense, as well as the Battle of the Boyne, and it's astro-political implications of ritual re-enactment.

And the wandering around in the desert, and the tribe of Dan (or, the Dan Band? hehe), the rise of the merchant bankers, the lions, unicorns, and other iconography of the 'houses' or 'bloodlines' and their return to the geography of their Atlantean roots. Diggity!

So, Janama, I'm almost ready to discuss, hang in there!

Although the book probably explains this, I still wonder which players in the Battle of the Boyne were actually conscious that they were participating in an astrotheological ritual meant to kick off a new 'age?'.

I'd love to check out the cave of the sun on a solstice, wouldn't you?
back soon.

[Nemo]

Two Guinness cans, used as headphones will do the trick, after you empty them, of course. Thanks for that tip Jerry.

As to your question, 'where the participants conscious of whaat was happening?'. It does explain this in the book. In Ikhernofret's account of the ancient mystery dramas, Osiris himself appears in his sacred barge (on the morning of the Boyne 'ritual/battle' Gemini, [astrological twins] which looks suspiciously like a boat, was rising, with the Sun in the centre, William's name indicates twins,. William was also a sun-god, we know this because he was riding a white horse/Unicorn, symbol of the Sun God).

In the seventh act of this ritual/drama, which was said to be the most imposing spectacle, the 'enemies' of Osiris (William), including the ones acting out the role of Seth (James) and his army, were overthrown, exactly what happened at the Boyne. In this ancient Egyptian ritual we are informed... 'the mock battle became very realistic at times, with many of the actors incurring actual wounds... though the masses could witness some of these mystery, the actual interpretation was left to the exclusive and secret initiations. Only the most virtuous and those otherwise qualified were honoured as recipients of the knowledge that was imparted on such occasions'.

So, to answer your question Jerry, it looks like the same could be said about the battle/ritual that happened in 1690, which changed the world politically and religiously, it seems only the main players knew what was 'really' happening. The full import on our civilisation of this battle/ritual has been hidden from us, or never fully realised. (It could be called the first Orange revolution. Coincidentally, the latest Orange revolution happened in a transit homeland of the main participants of the Boyne battle). 'There is nothing new under the Sun'.

[Jerry Fletcher]

Hi Nemo,

Thanks for that - really interesting stuff. Gotta get me a copy of that Tara book - the sample pages look tantalilzing.

Your comments about only the 'select' knowing about the ritual function of the battle really made me think.

[victoras StUdio]

i had to wrack my noggin for more than a couple of minutes

but i did rediscover the sites & authors that caused that deJaVu
i have cnncerning the Tara meme, nodes & leylines etc etc

Lawrence Gardner, he was my 1st connect about Ireland & Tara
William Henry, 'LGs' travel buddy along with being a Mythologist

Goro Adachi, an extreme story-weaver, he was the 1st thinker i
knew of that suggested that the Nile & Euphrates were actually engineered rivers that revealed a past history & future time-line
for all future menkind to be able to decipher http://www.goroadachi.com/timerivers/

the material you reference, is most likely a extension or evolved
additional material to these (presumably) foundational works

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try www.mythinglinks.org/home.html
....and look at the good Doctors articles on ley-lines...

which brings to mind that the old Lithuanian immigrant who single handedly built the famous 'coral castle' in Fla. actually selected the site for the original coral castle because it was precisely oriented on a ley-line

oooh, i'm tapped out.
and BTW, i am not pumping these URLs, just pointing them out for comparison....maybe there's value in cross referencing and comparison

[kathy]

VALLEY OF THE KINGS, Egypt (Reuters) - A newly found tomb containing five mummies was officially opened in the Valley of the Kings on Friday, the first such discovery since the grave of Pharaoh Tutankhamun was uncovered in 1922.

The mummies were in sarcophagi dating from the 18th dynasty and were surrounded by pots holding food which ancient Egyptians believed would be used in the afterlife, archaeologists said.

The 18th dynasty ruled Egypt from 1567 BC to 1320 BC, a period during which the country's power reached a peak. The tomb was found by a U.S. team from the University of Memphis.

"Since the tomb of King Tut was found in 1922, no major discovery happened in the valley," Egypt's chief archaeologist Zahi Hawass told Reuters Television from the tomb during a media visit to mark the official opening.

The mummies, placed in a chamber at the bottom of a 5 meter (16 foot) shaft, might be royals or nobles moved from their original graves to protect them from grave robbers, he said.

"This is a cachet (of mummies), which means that the ancient Egyptians since the end of the New Kingdom began to take the mummies out of the tombs and hide them," Hawass said.

"We don't really know what kind of people are inside but I do believe they look royal. Maybe they are kings or queens or nobles."

The tomb did not contain the treasures of Tutankhamun's grave, which included items such as the gold death mask of the young Egyptian pharaoh.

The tomb had been covered with the rubble of workmen's huts dating from the latter part of the 19th dynasty, more than 100 years after the tomb was sealed. The U.S. team found the top of the new tomb's shaft while working on those huts.

"When we were about ready to close up that work we just happened upon the top of this tomb," said U.S archaeologist Otto Schaden.

Once the work of conservation and restoration was completed, the mummies and pottery would be moved to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Hawass said.

Report & Photo's

[Jerry Fletcher]

[Nemo]

[Nemo]

Hi, victoras StUdio, thanks for the goroadachi link I have just gotten around to looking at it and found it most informative. For instance, I didn't know the bend on the Nile was called 'The Great Bend', coincidentally a similar bend on the Boyne, almost a mirror image, is called Bur-na-Boinne, or 'The Bend of the Boyne'.