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Anonymous ID: f790d3 May 9, 2018, 6:53 a.m. No.1347821   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7952

>>1347479 (last bread)

>>1347000 >[Poope]

>>1347554 >Black Madonna

>>1347665 >out the woodwerk

>>1347683 >a clue?

>http://www.sacredarchitecture.org/articles/elegance_personified

Devotion to this image of Our Lady has wrought many miracles, as with the founder of the Society of Jesus, the Jesuit Order.

 

Shortly after his remarkable re-conversion to Christianity, the soldier General Ignatius of Loyola was determined to join the army of Christ and went to Montserrat to make his consecration.

 

Before the beautiful Black Madonna, Ignatius transformed the ancient ceremony for the making of a knight into the “new soldier of Christ.”5

 

In pilgrim’s garb and in keeping with the chivalric code, he kept an all-night vigil there. In March 1522, he placed his sword before the statue of the Mother of God, stood, knelt, sang hymns and prayed with the other pilgrims.6

 

Ignatius began his new life in God under the inspiration of the beautiful statuary which thousands today revere.

Anonymous ID: f790d3 May 9, 2018, 7:12 a.m. No.1347952   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7975 >>8073

>>1347807

Very…wow. Feel like Charlie after pulling out the Golden Ticket. Thx anon, yuge find methinks.

>more from link:

As unlikely as it seems, the sunny satellite of Hastings became the global headquarters for the most famous secret magical society outside of fiction: the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. As Robert Ellwood puts it in his book Islands of the Dawn: The Story of Alternative Spirituality in New Zealand, the town was a kind of Vatican for the occult.

 

This strange, secret history to Havelock North begins with a man called Reginald Gardiner.

Gardiner was born in New South Wales to an Anglican vicar and his wife, who both died young. After being raised by relatives in England, he moved to New Zealand and married a Canadian woman, Ruth.

Beneath the arts and crafts, however, ran a solemn spiritual current. The core members of the group began meditating together and the movement became known as the Havelock Work.

The inner circle of the Havelock Work were interested in the ideas of the theosophists – people who had visited the East and brought back muddled versions of yoga and Buddhism for public consumption.

Reginald Gardiner, though, was convinced there must be a Western equivalent, and the group began to seek out the mystical tradition: concepts about nature, Godhead and human spirituality that were passed down through the ancient Greek mystery schools, alchemy and Jewish Qabbala (or Kabbalah).

In short, they went looking for the occult.

>>1347821

Anonymous ID: f790d3 May 9, 2018, 7:20 a.m. No.1348000   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>1347849

Love her shirt. An optical illusion using black & white stripes. She gets my vote simply for her style.

Anonymous ID: f790d3 May 9, 2018, 7:31 a.m. No.1348073   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8179 >>8218 >>8419

>>1347975 And there's more…

>>1347952 >Hastings NZ = GLOBAL HQ 4 the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.

>more from link >>1347807

The thread of occultism is woven tighter into the fabric of society than you might think. The group found a liberal Anglican order in the UK and began corresponding in the search for spiritual guidance. Their mentor in the UK, a Father Fitzgerald, soon declared that in order to progress further they would need personal instruction.

 

In 1912, he made a recommendation and within a week Reginald had wired £300 to England to bring to New Zealand the real deal – Dr Robert Felkin, a 32nd-degree (highest) Freemason, ceremonial magician, head of the magical order Stella Matutina and one-time personal physician to a Ugandan king.

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To get a clearer picture of exactly who Robert Felkin was, we need to look back in time – to London, in 1887.

It’s against this backdrop we find William Westcott eagerly examining an encrypted manuscript that has fallen into his hands. A medical doctor and Crown coroner, Westcott is also a Freemason and studious occultist able to decipher the strange code.

 

In the papers, he finds an address for the mysterious (so mysterious some people believe he made her up) Anna Sprengel, who is supposedly a secret chief in an ultra-underground German sect. They begin to correspond and Sprengel instructs Westcott to form a ceremonial magical society, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.

For a few short years, the Golden Dawn flourishes. Nobel Prize-winning poet W.B. Yeats and novelist/occultist Aleister Crowley are among its members;

in 1902 the Golden Dawn falls apart, splintering into different groups.

One of these, the Stella Matutina, is headed by rising occultist Dr Robert Felkin.

Anonymous ID: f790d3 May 9, 2018, 7:54 a.m. No.1348218   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8226 >>8249 >>8419

>>1347701

>>1347759

>>1347711

Ever wonder why HRC, bHo, JC ALL made very recent public trips to NZ?

And JK makes his first public statemtent after Election 2016 from NZ?

Possible reason? = >>1348073 (+ linked posts)

>Hastings NZ = GLOBAL HQ 4 the Hermetic Order…

 

09/11 (Nov)/2016 5:54pm

US Secretary of State John Kerry quietly slips into NZ ahead of historic Antarctica visit

>https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11745215

United States Secretary of State John Kerry has quietly slipped into New Zealand today as Donald Trump stunned the world in the race to the White House.

 

As the world reels with news that Trump appears to have beaten Hillary Clinton to become the new US President, the Democrat Kerry, who lost the 2004 American presidential election to Republican George W. Bush and became President Barack Obama's Secretary of State in 2013, has been flying Down Under.

 

Kerry's US Government 757 touched down at Christchurch International Airport shortly after 5pm with little fanfare.

Anonymous ID: f790d3 May 9, 2018, 8:06 a.m. No.1348327   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8419

>>1348249

Not just ONE celebrity, anon.

>https://www.wired.com/story/why-the-tech-elite-love-new-zealand/

BUSINESS 01.29.18 08:00 AM

But the rocket won’t take off from Cape Canaveral or Vandenberg Air Force Base—it was manufactured in Auckland and will launch from New Zealand’s Mahia Peninsula.

 

“Tech entrepreneurs are doing all kinds of edgy stuff here that hasn’t been tried before,” says Berkeley grad and software developer turned Wellington-based angel investor Dave Moskovitz. “Stuff that’s like, whoa, why would you go to New Zealand for that?”

 

And New Zealand is eager to attract Valley elites: Recruitment efforts are luring tech workers to local startup scenes; LookSee Wellington, which last year flew in techies to attend career info sessions and interviews, received 48,000 applications.