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The Platonists likened aspects of the psyche to the sun and moon, and the soma heliakon (Solar Body) that Pryse referred to in the Book of Revelation as the "New Jerusalem" -- with its allegorical "streets of gold." It was the same as the augoeides ochema (radiant vehicle) or the astroeides (star-like body) written about by G.R.S. Mead in The Doctrine of the Subtle Body in the Western Tradition. # Because the spiritual body was believed to be made of star-like substances, the magi used the survive the end days review symbolism of star-constellations and planets to conceal their science of spiritual awakening, according to Pryse. At any rate, what became perfectly clear to me, however, was that the Book of Revelation originally had nothing to do with any prediction of the future -- and by extension, any revived and occult-controlled "Holy Roman Empire."

But it took many years to finally figure that out. And in the meantime I spent years in Internet message boards discussing the so-called "Priory of Sion," the alleged secret society that founded the Knights Templar, Rosicrucians and Freemasons. The alleged "secret society" were supposedly the "guardians of the grail bloodline." This supposedly was the bloodline sired by Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene, according to a host of popular "occult" writers in the field of the "Mystery of Rennes-le-Chateau.

Long before Dan Brown arrived on the scene with his extraordinarily popular novel and movie, The Da Vinci Code, researchers like Paul Smith had with meticulous care demonstrated that the claims brought by Pierre Plantard regarding the so-called Prieure de Sion, were almost entirely bogus. # While the knowledge that discredited Plantard may have been common knowledge amongst the specialists that gathered online, the popularity of the Jesus-bloodline ideas caught fire once Dan Brown's novel became such a public phenomenon. It remains, however, for researchers like Dr. Stephen Flowers, a.k.a. "Edred Thorsson," to inject more sanity into the public debate over the "bloodline of the Holy Grail" theory.

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Edred points out in Mysteries of the Goths, the whole notion that the Merovingians were the descendants of Jesus, was always just a diversion and obfuscation of the original "bloodline of the Holy Grail" concept. The "long-haired" Merovingian kings may have believed they were the descendants of the gods, but not because of some pseudo-Jewish dynasty notion, but because of wide-spread beliefs held by Germanic tribes. The legendary dynasty of old was the Volsungs, with "Sigurd" being the heroic slayer of the dragon Fafnir. The tales of this heroic dynasty began circulating amongst the Frankish tribes of France as early as the Fifth and Sixth centuries, according to scholars.