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Here
are some of the controversial topics you'll find at this site.
It's the kind of stuff a Dan Brown novel could be based on, which is why we have
copyrights to prevent him from exploiting us for a bestseller! Some ideas
will seem quite a bit off-the-wall for serious seekers and initiates, but
they'll agree eventually that it is impossible to reach the higher levels of
this adventure without first exploring some established controversies and
superstitions. Please contact
info@grailgate.com with your ideas and suggestions!
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The Arthurian Code: According to the originators of grail romance,
King Arthur ruled mostly in France. Because there is no evidence that this king
and circle of knights ever existed, even the Glastonbury
tales are exposed as a fraud, did Chrétien de Troyes create
the first roman à clef
? Is the grail mystery about historical figures and events, the family of
Guillem de
Gellone, perhaps?
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The Judas Code: A recently discovered gospel supports
internal evidence (OT/NT) that Jesus believed in reincarnation, that he was
the prophet Elisah, come again. and that John the Baptist returned
as Elijah.
This offers a new interpretation of the Resurrection, the Second
Coming, and Armageddon. Did the Church replace a popular "heresy"
with the doctrine of Christ's divinity?
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The Inquisition Code: Between 1595 and 1635 CE, a historian borrowed rare manuscripts from
private and monastic libraries in Spain for his
researches. How did this
unique collection escape the Spanish Inquisition and end up in the
hands of the enemy? Was he murdered in 1635, or did he orchestrate
his own death and funeral -- to live happily ever after in France until the 1650's?
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The Jesuit Code: After an extensive retreat in a cave at Montserrat,
Ignatius Loyola spent a whole night vigil before the
famous Black Madonna and laid down his sword and dagger to become a soldier of Christ. Did he discover
that a black child was born in a nearby cave in the 9th century -- by
another holy virgin -- and exchanged his sword with a pen to protect this
secret?
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The Nostradamus Code: If you check Tuckerman's
or JPL's computer data, you'll
see that the six planets, including Earth, repeat their relative positions to the Sun in cycles of 853.98 years. This curious fact is fully ignored
by our astronomers! But if some astrological forces do really exist, history would repeat in this cycle. Did Nostradamus use this code to predict the future?
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The Skull & Bones Code: According to a medieval chronicle, the
skull and right arm of St. Peter were taken from his tomb and lost in
the "West". Was the Jolly Roger used
to taunt the papacy -- by the Templars, Yale, and the pirates of the
Caribbean? Can this challenge of the Vatican's
raison
d'être be confirmed by archeologists
who excavated Peter's tomb in
the 1940s?
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The Code Of Silence: There is a possibility that the French
poet Chrétien was murdered in the 1180's, when the first part of his
Conte du Graal became public. All we know is that it stops abruptly because of his death. Were
the continuators hired to change his story? Was he killed because he insulted a
pious count
or because he revealed a well-guarded secret?
Or both?
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The Wolfram Code: The poet Wolfram organized his grail story "Parzival" with German precision into 16
invisible books, divided into 8
sections of 108 units of 30 lines. Book 9, about the grail, has only 70
units of 30 lines. Why did he claim that he could neither read nor write? Is
this hidden structure and numerology the secret code of a
Schlüsselroman
to
unlock actual historical events?
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The Boron Code: The Arch of Titus in Rome depicts spoils from
Jerusalem that the Romans had carried off in 70 CE. One
questionable source
claims that part of the treasure, including the grail, was lost in a cave after the Sack of Rome in 410.
Were the Alans and Visigoths the culprits, or did disoriented Roman
clergymen lose it as claimed? Could Robert's riddle help us find the treasure?
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The Venusberg Code: Wolfram refers to the guardians of the grail not as
the Templars, but as
"templers" (templeisen), whose insignia is a turtle-dove,
one of the symbols of Aphrodite. What if we find the medieval grail castle at the site of an ancient Greek temple, consecrated to
this love goddess -- and which is depicted as "templum veneris" (sic) on Ptolemy's ancient maps?
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The Phoenix Code: In the 1930's a Jesuit scholar debunked Kepler's theory
of the Christmas Star by claiming that the triangles of Mars, Saturn and
Jupiter in 6 BCE were invisible after sunset. Did he miscalculate the Sun
because wisemen could fuse the triangles into a Star
of David? Did they interpret this red-golden star in perspective as the
legendary phoenix, with its wings spread wide?
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The Grail Code: Chrétien leads from the seed to a cosmic grail, a
shiny platter that looks like the Sun. Wolfram adds
a timeline and the planetary positions to change the grail into a stone from paradise that gives the phoenix its powers. Robert
adds a Judeo-Christian theme with the vessel from the Last Supper. Could
they all be
valid symbols for the real grail, which is not an object?
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