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The New Atlantis describes a utopian society governed by a scientific institution, the House of Salomon!!

The New Atlantis describes a utopian society governed by a scientific institution, the House of Salomon!!read on

some say the Rosicrucians actually possessed all the supernatural powers with which they were credited. According to this theory, the true Rosicrucian Brotherhood consisted of a limited number of highly developed adepts who possessed the secret of the Philosopher’s Stone and knew the process of transmuting the base metals into gold,

but taught that these were only allegorical terms!!! allegorical terms!!!
allegorical terms!!! this is the basis of rosicrucianism aswell as perverting bible scripture to fit their dawn of man on sep 11 2001

v.i.t.r.i.o.l. concealing the true mystery of human regeneration through the transmutation of the “base elements” of man’s lower nature into the “gold” of intellectual and spiritual realization golden dawn as it were.
only clever apes or mancs with no education can see the alchemical hustle = big shout to smj cleverest ape i ever met .

The Father of the American Enlightenment

Francis Bacon authored the vision of the American Commonwealth. It combined scientific progress, spiritual enlightenment, and the union of polarities.

As co-founder of the Virginia Company which financed expeditions in 1607 and 1620, as well as a member of the Company of Adventurers that established a settlement in Newfoundland, Francis Bacon has been commemorated as “The Guiding Spirit in [the] Colonization Scheme.” As Solicitor General to James I, Bacon oversaw the progress of the American colonies and drafted the second and third Royal Charters of the Virginia Company in 1609 and 1612. These documents, which outlined the rights of investors and settlers, as well as the governing structure of the colony, are among the founding documents of American constitutionalism.

Bacon is best known as the “father of the modern scientific method” and one of the originators of the Enlightenment. Bacon was also a statesman of noble ideal and character, poet, editor of the King James Bible, historian of ancient wisdom, and philosopher.

Few people know that Bacon is reputed by others — primarily within the Rosicrucian tradition in American esoteric spirituality — to also be a mystic responsible for organizing a network of spiritually independent visionaries, philosophers, and thinkers in support of settling the New World in accordance with higher designs of governance (reference: Manly Hall). Thus, Bacon is honoured in different quarters as the father of the scientific revolution, as the father of American constitutionalism, and as the father of American esoteric spirituality.

The New Atlantis describes a utopian society governed by a scientific institution, the House of Salomon, which, serving the principle of Christian charity, is devoted to expanding knowledge of the world and converting that knowledge into measures that improve the human condition: “for the finding out of the true nature of all things, whereby God might have the more glory in the workmanship of them, and men the more fruit in the use of them.” The people are described as embodying the qualities of “generosity and enlightenment, dignity and splendor, piety and public spirit”.

The House of Salomon was named after the biblical King Solomon who was known for his wisdom and justice; the House of Salomon was thus a House of Justice in which spiritual principles and material knowledge would be integrated for the judicious and equitable government of the commonwealth. In the philosophical speculations of the Renaissance, whose symbolism can be found throughout the work of Francis Bacon, the Temple of Solomon symbolises the union of the transcendental divine wisdom, serenity and detached selflessness of the spiritually enlightened, with the quest for practical knowledge of the masters of metal-working, arts, and sciences. [In the Rosicrucian and esoteric alchemical traditions

Bacon’s vision of the House of Salomon inspired the foundation of the Royal Society and other academic societies that began to sprout throughout Europe in the mid and late 17th centuries, laying the foundation for the collegial production of knowledge that characterizes modern academic networks and institutions. His works, in particular his Advancement of Learning, were central to Samuel Johnson’s “new model” of higher education that re-formed the curricula in American elite colleges in the mid 1750’s, with the help of Benjamin Franklin, that would later educate revolutionary leaders like Jefferson, Adams, Hamilton, Jay and Madison.

But while Bacon is well known for his advocacy of the inductive empiricism that established the modern scientific method, this was only a small piece of his overall vision for the progress of knowledge and civilization.

In the New Atlantis, The House of Salomon was also called the College of the Six Days. This is also an allusion to how Bacon named his entire body of writings, as the “Great Instauration” or “Six Days Work”, which he envisioned as a step-by-step restoration of paradise on earth, in imitation of the Six Days of God’s work before the Seventh Day of rest, inaugurating a new cycle of history, a new Great Age. The six stages included systematic knowledge of natural, human, and divine realities, to understand and fully realise God’s law of universal love .

Similar to many natural philosophers of the Renaissance, key to Bacon’s vision was his interpretation of the Fall from Eden as coming from the human desire to become the same as God, to substitute himself for God by becoming his own judge of good and evil.

Was this the original mission of America to which men like Franklin, Jefferson, and even John Adams and Alexander Hamilton were attuned? To be the place, the “ideal commonwealth” where it was possible to finally integrate the polarities of material and spiritual, Heaven and earth, religion and science? Is this not the vision of Christ? The unified being who is beyond all duality. The one who embodies and manifests all the faces of God

by destroying all religions ……………………….star wars was designed to encompass all religions as bacon wanted and is extrapolated from the rosicrucian chamber of reflection ceremony that was 911 ,reenacting every fucking religious prohecy especially the whore of babylon taking over the middle east ,not today

The object of the mysterious Order of Rosicrucians was to throw occult light upon the misunderstood Christian religion and to explain the mystery of Life and Being from the scientific standpoint in harmony with religion. A high spiritual teacher with the name of Christian Rosenkreuz appeared in Europe to commence that work. His very name is an embodiment of the manner and the means by which the present day man is transformed into the Divine Superman. And the symbol, the Christian Rose Cross, shows the end and aim of human evolution, the road to be traveled, and the means whereby that end is gained. cosmism! by any other name a rose is a rose after all.

THE MILLENIUM FALL-CON (solo-mans temple)which consists of herrods ,solomons,and the twin towers temple ,all fell historically on 911
911 spaceship toy made from j tobin plaza called the millenium fall-con and you can only see it by standing in the tomb of rosencreuz,the 7 walled chamber of reflection at the gold sphere ,ultimate whammy for the v.i.t.r.i.o.l. kapow !! illuminated as fuck

no one was meant to solve 911 ,thats why they have no defence to the millenium fall-con
solo-mans temple

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Indicators that the World Trade Center represented the Temple of Solomon

The Temple of Solomon’s most salient architectural feature; its signature element is the twin pillars. The World Trade Center featured twin pillars.
The pillars of Solomon’s Temple are at North and South. The twin towers of the World Trade Center are at North and South.

The Temple of Solomon is represented in symbol form by the pillars Jachin and Boaz in Freemasonry; Chesed and Geburah in Kabbala. The Masonic pillars are at North and South.
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In Freemasonry and Kabbala there is a third pillar; a middle pillar.
The middle pillar of the World Trade Center was Building 7 known as the Salomon Brothers Building. The name “SALOMON” is the most overt reference to Solomon.

When the Freemason Entered Apprentice tracing board is turned horizontally — with the cardinal directions in their appropriate locations — the North pillar becomes the Tropic of Capricorn. The South pillar becomes the Tropic of Cancer. The middle pillar becomes the equator.

The World Trade Center North Tower (Building 1) is the Tropic of Cancer. The South Tower (Building 2) is the Tropic of Capricorn.

The North Tower (Building 1) was topped out on December 23rd, 1970; a date in CAPRICORN.
The South Tower (Building 2) was topped out on July 19th, 1971; a date in CANCER.

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The Tropic of Capricorn and Tropic of Cancer are separated by 47 degrees. The third pillar Salomon Brothers Building, the equator had 47 stories to further cement the twin towers as the tropics, and the pillars of Solomon.
The Temple of Solomon is sacred to Jews and Freemasons. it is established that the World Trade Center was the Temple of Solomon

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maybe the treasure was the folks we met and helped along the way not the destination,i believe in fate

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i do like kubricks wizard of oz

Why did Kubrick hate the Wizard of Oz?
You may have heard Katharina Kubrick's statement that her father hated the Wizard of Oz, and loved movies like Citizen Kane and White Men Can't Jump. But what made Kubrick hate it so much? It would be interesting to know why a fantastic director hates a particular movie, if it was for technical reasons or for more personal preferences... Or perhaps it was those flying monkeys?

Stanley Kubrick, cinephile
On the occasion of Stanley Kubrick’s 88th birthday, Nick Wrigley explores the director’s favourite films and viewing habits with the help of Kubrick’s right-hand man, Jan Harlan.

https://www2.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/si ... -cinephile

“There does seem to be a weird desire from people to ‘list’ things. The best, the worst, greatest, most boring, etc. etc… Don’t go analysing yourself to death over this half-remembered list. He liked movies on their own terms… For the record, I happen to know that he liked:
and I know that he hated The Wizard of Oz. Ha Ha!”
not true is it !
Closely Observed Trains (Menzel, 1966)
An American Werewolf in London (Landis, 1981)
The Fireman’s Ball (Forman, 1967)
Metropolis (Lang, 1927)
The Spirit of the Beehive (Erice, 1973)
White Men Can’t Jump (Shelton, 1992)
La Belle et la Bête (Cocteau, 1946)
The Godfather (Coppola, 1972)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Hooper, 1974)
Dog Day Afternoon (Lumet, 1975)
One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (Forman, 1975)
Citizen Kane (Welles, 1941)
Abigail’s Party (Leigh, 1977)
The Silence of the Lambs (Demme, 1991)
and I know that he hated The Wizard of Oz. Ha Ha!”