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Activation Point Earth the Gateway, Gravestone and the Grail ACTIVATION POINT EARTH THE GATEWAY, GRAVESTONE AND THE GRAIL Dan Green X Close Activation Point Earth Contents 5 Premise During 1938-9 as part of Hitler’s fanatical archaeological quest to retrieve forgotten secrets, the Nazi regime sent an envoy into the mystical land of Tibet searching for an origin of their intended Aryan ‘Super Race’. This book explains how the Tibetan Buddhist was destined to herald the onset of the eventual evolutionary appearance of genius individuals of an alternative brain-wiring, an influx of births with a foot in two worlds. With sublime deductions from a Lost Mother Tongue, the marvel of the Collective Unconscious and Synchronicity, a coded message in a stain glass window in a small Warwickshire church and its subsequent paper trail, the influence of starry constellations and the talent of an assembly of psychics gifted with the ability to sense unseen targets with their minds, not only is the final resting place of Mary Magdalene –to some, the Grail herself – confirmed buried in a graveyard adjacent Lincoln Cathedral, England, but an even more amazing and additional discovery beckons. Through unexpected entanglements with the intriguing figure of Britain’s finest poet, the Bard of Avon William Shakespeare, and an elite clandestine Victorian secret society, a mission to find zealously guarded Geomantic Earth energy sites is resolved, leaving us faced with one final question: Have we found the Activation Point for communion with the stars? 1 X Close Activation Point Earth Contents 5 Contents Introduction 3 Nerve Cells in a Brain 8 Canine Conundrum 14 The Abomination of Desolation? 19 The Mystery of the Octave 25 Relocation of the Regent 34 Synchronicity and the Scarlet Saint 41 Robin and his new Flame 48 Windows to another World 57 Fits the Bill or Over the Hill? 63 Bright Lights and Sudden Flights 72 Out from Within 81 Sky Triangles and Earth Angles 87 Avon Calling! 94 Jacob’s Christmas Cracker 106 Supermen and Stupa Men 115 Remote Control 122 The Coming of Maitreya 131 A Weigh of Life 141 Was the Buddha Autistic? 145 The Mutation of a Nation 152 Undetected Aliens 160 Ice on the Sun 168 Magic Batons or Weather Patterns? 175 A Blip Down Memory Lane 180 The Black Rite - Hearthstone of War 189 A Bird On The Fence 198 Addendum 1 - Remote Viewing Report 207 Addendum 2 - Runic Inscriptions 208 Addendum 3 - Giza Entanglement 209 Addendum 4 - The Murder of Mary Magdalene in Glass 210 2 X Close Activation Point Earth Contents 5 Introduction In 1989 the entertainer Madonna, (Italian, ‘My Lady’) recorded her hit pop rock single ‘Like a prayer’ which starts with the opening lyric ‘Life is a Mystery.’ Indeed it is. The video for the hit song matched the controversy of the words as it was perceived as portraying Jesus as a black man and that Madonna might have been having sex with him. In 2011, another Lady who would not be gagged, or rather Gaga-ed, dressed as Mary Magdalene to take a bike ride with Jesus in her ‘blasphemous’ video for the song ‘Judas’. Both songs with their shock tactic and repercussions were an update of the persistent liberties taken by modern day artists outside of the literary profession in a two millennium search and expression for a truth within the historical and biblical Jesus-Magdalene story line. After Dan Brown’s ‘The Da Vinci Code’ reminder of the hypothesis placed before him by Baigent, Lincoln and Leigh’s ‘The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail’ -a one that had already been fading in and out of existence for at least one hundred years earlier - in 2005 I started formulation on what was to become my own, naturally and in keeping, controversial contribution that concluded in my last book ‘The Murder of Mary Magdalene - Synchronicity and the Scarlet Saint’, stating somewhat originally, that Jesus and Mary had not been married but had instead been one and the same person, an allegory, the confusion (or deliberately kept secret) arising from ‘marry’ originating from the Old French ‘Marier, a phonetic of ‘Maria’ as in Maria Magdalene. That it was a female on the cross may be hinted at by the French novelist and artist Jean Cocteau (alleged last Grand Master of the Priory of Sion) in his 1959 fresco at the Notre Dame de France church in London where we see, among perhaps other hidden clues, a tearful Mary Magdalene looking down into rose at the feet of the crucified Christ. However, Cocteau has only painted the lower half of the crucified figure so we cannot see what we expect to see a man. Further to the left, a disgruntled looking ‘Jesus’ figure stares over. Are we being told that it is the tearful Magdalene herself who has been put to the cross? Almost as if in some ways approvingly of female saintliness, on December 2nd 2011 His Holiness the Dalai Lama was giving a speech at the Sathya Sai Centre at New Delhi, India, and when touching on his role as an ever reincarnating spiritual leader of his Tibetan race he conveyed, what was to many, this astonishing admonition; ‘ I often express how a future Dalai Lama could be female…a female Dalai Lama.’ 3 X Close Activation Point Earth Contents 5 We will continue an extension of the word play and pun and words that had been employed throughout history to ensure certain truths be kept away from the profane originating from a lost Mother Tongue, lost until I came along that is. Coupled with the mechanism of the Collective Unconscious, as found by Carl Jung, I was unaware myself of my choice of pen name masking the word ‘endanger’, as my own declarations and by sharing a conclusive Magdalene and Templar related location within a graveyard adjacent to Lincoln Cathedral were certainly going to firmly place me in a newly fresh controversial territory. For such a serious subject my ‘This Means This Means That’ can also be playful as it embraces all within our language, alphabet being Mind. Expect a lot of ‘whys’….for it is wise to do so, a lot of ‘Perhaps’…akin an American pronunciation of Hollywood props in our play, lots of ‘Maybe’ as the swarming busy bees in May, and lots of ‘Could’ as we will almost certainly be chewing the cud, mediating and pondering. It is all rather like involvement in some great ordained operation, and as one would if it where of a surgical nature, I will have to prepare you before the procedure. The indications are that this operation might be a micro-surgery! We all know and experience the exoteric existence we recognise as the struggle of daily life and there are those of us who know no other expression. For others they either seek out the esoteric or it gate crashes into their domain whether they might like the ensuing High Strangeness or not. I seem to have had a mixture of both. From my own practices of Tibetan Vajrayana meditations I have given myself permission to have embarked on a modern day Quest, a Voyage, which I elect to share on the basis that Quantum Entanglement in strident steps forward in physics assure us that everything within our Universe is connected, or entangled with everything else, and therefore it IS everyone else’s business, of course after offering them the choice to be an interested audience or not. More and more amazing work the world over from innovative researchers clearly and mathematically indicate that this interconnectivity is also evident upon the surface of our planet and that there is an energy grid, a geomantic Information System. Throughout my work I have been fortunate to have entangled with a similar practitioner examining sacred landscape geometry in and around Lincolnshire. How we like individuals find ourselves is a rapid pursuant of the proven ‘Six degrees of Separation’ a theory that everyone and everything is six or fewer steps away, by way of introduction, from any other person in the world, that any two people can connect in a maximum of six steps. 4 X Close Activation Point Earth Contents 5 Clearly, those of us who are entangled, agree we are the generation that is experiencing a shift of consciousness, a new birth that is both issuing from the planet itself and evolution. The current primary archetype for this has arrived at and resurrected the mysterious Magdalene. It is an experience when past meets with present, (although that other great mystery, that of ‘Time’ blurs the two) and this happened in August 2012 when below one of our modern day car parks in Leicester lay the bones of King Richard III, last seen wearing a fleshly body in 1485. In 2008 I descended to time travel back into the 14th century Templar related man made cavern of Royston Cave Hertfordshire, with its extensive wall carvings of the crucifixion, Holy family and Masonic carvings , I was only too aware that 30’ above me was a modern day Social Services building. Another experience that brings home to me potentiality is when travelling on a bus often the reflection of houses and buildings along a street reflect upon the adjacent bus window, and when seen transposes the illusion of the buildings being placed upon a bare stretch of grass, a Common, where dogs are exercised by their owners. The ghostly, see through buildings sitting upon the Common make it wonderfully easy to believe that this is how inter penetrating dimensions can be and how although our physical eyes can only detect that physical there easily may be other landscapes occupying the same space.
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