LONDON, England, Oct
2 - Sunday Oct 2 was our shortest and fastest portion of the trip.
To reach our destination
for the second clearing ceremony, Elizabeth and I traveled back 1,700
years in 15 minutes. And we did it by tube! (London subway).
:-) [see the map - right] We went from the Gloucester Rd to the
Tower Hill stations where the remains of the old Roman Wall built in
the early third century still stand. If you're a history buff,
you can also check out the map of Roman Britain on the left.
At the time, London was known as Londinium. The northern
capital, York, was called Eboracum.
As it turns out, we had already been at
this site almost exactly a year ago during Elizabeth's first visit
with me to the London Tower. At the time, however, I was still
blissfully "asleep" about my past incarnations, such as the
Constantine lifetime. So that visit merely served as
confirmation later on of how my guides had taken me to nearly all
significant places in Constantine and other important lifetimes
before waking me up and making me aware of their significance.
Well, with that as a short intro, let's
just move on straight to the second ceremony. It was a
clearing of the 3rd eye continental chakra and the 5th ray souls.
After filming and posting nearly a complete
movie of the
York ceremony, from now on, I will only use excerpts from our
videos that are unique for each continental chakra site so as not to
make the films too repetitive...
The weather was still warm, actually make
it hot (!) when we finished our ceremony. So we spent a lovely
Sunday
afternoon strolling through London's West End into our Renaissance
period. We started at the Parliament buildings and walked over
to the Westminster Abbey. That's where we were married as King
Phillip II and Queen Mary I. Being Sunday, the beautiful
cathedral where all British monarchs are crowned and married was
closed to visitors. But we did go in and actually saw
Elizabeth's grave inside (as
Queen Mary I) last year. Again, that was before we were
awakened and became conscious of our past lives together (you can
see a photo of Elizabeth taken at Westminster Abbey in Oct 2010 -
right).
And now, here are some composite shots of
our latest visit to Westminster Abbey... [composite - because we
were too close to be able to fit it all into a single frame].
By the way, Elizabeth says she does not
believe in reincarnations. Which is okay. I am sure that
many of you don't, either. Being conscious of it is not a
requirement for following one's guidance. We are all awakened
at the right time and have actually no say in it. Which is the
magic and mystery of it.
After a visit to the Abbey, we walked
along Whitehall toward St. James Palace. We got there just as
there was a changing of the guards. Check out this video...
We continued our walk toward
Trafalgar Square where the National Gallery is based. Our
destination?
Rooms 8 and
9 in the gallery. The
reason? That's where the portrait of Pope Julius II hangs (right).
It was done by Raphael, one of the
Renaissance painters the Pope had sponsored. Another was
Michelangelo whom the Pope coaxed and cajoled to give up sculpting
for a while and paint the Sistine Chapel (as depicted in the
"Agony and Ecstasy" movie with
Rex Harrison playing the Pope and Charlton Heston as Michelangelo -
see below right and left). Michelangelo had also designed the
Pope's tomb at St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. And the
Room 8 of the gallery is filled with his paintings.
Pope Julius II (born
GIULIANO DELLA ROVERE) in 1443 in Albissola near Savona,
Italy, was a great lover of the arts and beauty. Which
included music. He also founded Capella Giulia, Vatican's
first choir in 1513 which survives to this day (click
here for details). My
interest in seeing this particular portrait of him which Raphael did
the same year (1513) was sparked a few months ago when I learned
that Pope Julius II was another one of my past incarnations.
So Elizabeth took a picture of us while no one was looking (left).
:-)
And yes, sadly, Pope Julius II was also one who wielded and used the
sword. So my warrior clearing ceremonies in Europe were meant
to expunge that aspect of my soul, too.
Meanwhile, back to the National Gallery, the greatest surprise
awaited us in the room next door - No. 9. Right on the
opposite side of the wall where Pope Julius II portrait hangs, is a
large painting by Paul the Venetian (right... sorry it is so
blurry). In fact, the entire Room 9 is full of Paul's and
Titian paintings. Why is that significant? Because a
while back, I had also intuited a very close connection with Paul
the Venetian. It is a long story and I will save it for
another time and occasion. So let's just say for now that I
was stunned to discover this "coincidence" - that Paul V and Pope J
were hanging back-to-back on the same gallery wall.
Here are the rest of the photos from our
London Renaissance Walk Photo
Album...
TO BE CONTINUED...
BACKGROUND & CONTEXT
HAIKU, Maui, Sep 27, 2011 -
To understand the full context of this extraordinary journey, a
new reader needs to check out and contemplate the following
revelations that came to be about Constantine, the first Roman
Emperor to embrace Christianity and help codify it (see
Nicene Creed) into a religion
that we still know it today, 1700 years later. The first
revelation occurred in late June of this year, at the time of
the 40th anniversary of my first wife's death (Betty, who I
later intuited was also my first wife Minervina in the
Constantine lifetime).
Through a combination of my own intuitions, and that of my
Masters-Teachers and other important figures in Constantine's
lifetime who are incarnated today, I pieced together this
fascinating mosaic of stories (published at my arts and
spirituality web site -
www.altzar.org ):
Love & Light and everything bright...
England, Oct
2 - Sunday Oct 2 was our shortest and fastest portion of the trip.
To reach our destinati
on
for the second clearing ceremony, Elizabeth and I traveled back 1,700
years in 15 minutes. And we did it by tube! (London subway).
:-) [see the map - right] We went from the Gloucester Rd to the
Tower Hill stations where the remains of the old Roman Wall built in
the early third century still stand. If you're a history buff,
you can also check out the map of Roman Britain on the left.
At the time, London was known as Londinium. The northern
capital, York, was called Eboracum.
unday
afternoon strolling through London's West End into our Renaissance
period. We started at the Parliament buildings and walked over
to the Westminster Abbey. That's where we were married as King
Phillip II and Queen Mary I. Being Sunday, the beautiful
cathedral where all British monarchs are crowned and married was
closed to visitors. But we did go in and actually saw
Elizabeth's grave inside (as
Queen Mary I) last year. Again, that was before we were
awakened and became conscious of our past lives together (you can
see a photo of Elizabeth taken at Westminster Abbey in Oct 2010 -
right). 
oward
Trafalgar Square where the National Gallery is based. Our
destination?
Rooms 8 an
d
9 in the gallery. The
reason? That's where the portrait of Pope Julius II hangs (right).
It was done by Raphael, one of the
Renaissance painters the Pope had sponsored. Another was
Michelangelo whom the Pope coaxed and cajoled to give up sculpting
for a while and paint the Sistine Chapel (as depicted in the
"Agony and Ecstasy" movie wi
th
Rex Harrison playing the Pope and Charlton Heston as Michelangelo -
see below right and left). Michelangelo had also designed the
Pope's tomb at St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. And the
Room 8 of the gallery is filled with his paintings.
ear Savona,
Italy, was a great lover of the arts and beauty. Which
included music. He also founded Capella Giulia, Vatican's
first choir in 1513 which survives to this day (click
here for details). My
interest in seeing this particular portrait of him which Raphael did
the same year (1513) was sparked a few months ago when I learned
that Pope Julius II was another one of my past incarnations.
So Elizabeth took a picture of us while no one was looking (left).
:-)
And yes, sadly, Pope Julius II was also one who wielded and used the
sword. So my warrior clearing ceremonies in Europe were meant
to expunge that aspect of my soul, too.
