The Stargate Conspiracy (59 page)
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Authors: Lynn Picknett
67
Cavendish, p55.
Cavendish, p55.
70
Young, p.xxvi, and Appendix II.
Young, p.xxvi, and Appendix II.
72
Sinclair, pp112-19. Bailey’s main work on the Groups of Nine is
Esoteric Psychology
(Volume II
of A Treatise on the Seven Rays).
Sinclair, pp112-19. Bailey’s main work on the Groups of Nine is
Esoteric Psychology
(Volume II
of A Treatise on the Seven Rays).
73
Sinclair, pp118-19.
Sinclair, pp118-19.
75
Puharich, Uri, pp14-17
Puharich, Uri, pp14-17
76
Puharich, ‘A Way to Peace through ELF Waves’.
Puharich, ‘A Way to Peace through ELF Waves’.
77
Robert Anton Wilson, p143 (quoting Dr Douglas Baker of the Theosophical Society).
Robert Anton Wilson, p143 (quoting Dr Douglas Baker of the Theosophical Society).
79
Ibid.,p92.
Ibid.,p92.
80
Ibid.
Ibid.
82
Foster Bailey, p9.
Foster Bailey, p9.
83
Ibid., p32.
Ibid., p32.
84
Nye,p25.
Nye,p25.
86
Pike,pp489-99.
Pike,pp489-99.
88
Ibid., p13.
Ibid., p13.
90
Inquire Within,
The Trail of the Serpent,
p316. Our thanks to Mark Bennett for bringing Stoddard’s work to our attention.
Inquire Within,
The Trail of the Serpent,
p316. Our thanks to Mark Bennett for bringing Stoddard’s work to our attention.
91
Ibid.,pp297-8.
Ibid.,pp297-8.
92
Ibid.,p297.
Ibid.,p297.
93
Ibid.,p298.
Ibid.,p298.
96
Ibid., p14.
Ibid., p14.
97
Ibid., p13.
Ibid., p13.
98
Clymer, Ancient Mystic Oriental Masonry, p80.
Clymer, Ancient Mystic Oriental Masonry, p80.
99
Clymer, Dr Paschal Beverly Randolph and the Supreme Grand Dome of the Rosicrucians in France, p24.
Clymer, Dr Paschal Beverly Randolph and the Supreme Grand Dome of the Rosicrucians in France, p24.
101
Ibid., p102.
Ibid., p102.
102
Ibid., p127.
Ibid., p127.
103
Hurtak,p596.
Hurtak,p596.
104
See Peronnik, p67; Douzet.
See Peronnik, p67; Douzet.
105
Douzet, p48.
Douzet, p48.
106
See Carr-Brown and Cohen.
See Carr-Brown and Cohen.
107
Peronnik, p240 (our translation).
Peronnik, p240 (our translation).
108
Ibid.,p241.
Ibid.,p241.
109
For example, Article 8 of the Solar Temple’s Rules and Statutes (reproduced in Peronnik) states: ‘The TS [Temple Solaire] Order is placed under absolute obedience to the Synarchy of the Temple. For that purpose, Synarchy holds the fullest powers; its members are and will remain secret.’
For example, Article 8 of the Solar Temple’s Rules and Statutes (reproduced in Peronnik) states: ‘The TS [Temple Solaire] Order is placed under absolute obedience to the Synarchy of the Temple. For that purpose, Synarchy holds the fullest powers; its members are and will remain secret.’
110
See Bédat, Bouleau and Nikolas, p331.
See Bédat, Bouleau and Nikolas, p331.
111
Musaios,p93.
Musaios,p93.
112
Ibid.,p95.
Ibid.,p95.
113
Ibid.
Ibid.
114
Ibid.,p97.
Ibid.,p97.
117
Musès, p219.
Musès, p219.
118
Ibid.
Ibid.
119
Muses and Young, p343.
7 Endtimes:Muses and Young, p343.
The
Warning
1
. See Drosnin. Drosnin’s claims that the letters of the Hebrew Bible contained a code giving predictions of future events, which could be unlocked using sophisticated computer programs, received worldwide publicity in 1997. However researchers have since found that the same programs produce similar results with Hebrew versions of War
and
Peace and
Moby
Dick. Predictably, these findings have received far less publicity than Drosnin’s original claims. See
Fortean Times,
no. 113, August 1998, p7.
. See Drosnin. Drosnin’s claims that the letters of the Hebrew Bible contained a code giving predictions of future events, which could be unlocked using sophisticated computer programs, received worldwide publicity in 1997. However researchers have since found that the same programs produce similar results with Hebrew versions of War
and
Peace and
Moby
Dick. Predictably, these findings have received far less publicity than Drosnin’s original claims. See
Fortean Times,
no. 113, August 1998, p7.
5
Ibid.,p241.
Ibid.,p241.
7
Ibid., p.xix.
Ibid., p.xix.
8
Ibid., p.xxiii.
Ibid., p.xxiii.
9
Rydeen, p18.
Rydeen, p18.
11
Ibid., p149.
Ibid., p149.
12
Ibid.,p226.
Ibid.,p226.
13
Conroy, p263.
Conroy, p263.
14
When, on Art Bell’s radio show on 14 November 1996, Courtney Brown announced the ‘discovery’ by remote viewing of the spaceship trailing Hale-Bopp, he supported it with a photograph that he claimed had been leaked to him by an anonymous astrophysicist. Strieber subsequently posted this on his website (where it was quickly exposed as a fake, being a doctored version of a picture taken by the University of Hawaii’s observatory. See Keith, ‘Reptoids stole my Meteorite’).
When, on Art Bell’s radio show on 14 November 1996, Courtney Brown announced the ‘discovery’ by remote viewing of the spaceship trailing Hale-Bopp, he supported it with a photograph that he claimed had been leaked to him by an anonymous astrophysicist. Strieber subsequently posted this on his website (where it was quickly exposed as a fake, being a doctored version of a picture taken by the University of Hawaii’s observatory. See Keith, ‘Reptoids stole my Meteorite’).
As Strieber has pointed out, his posting of the photograph did not constitute endorsement of Brown’s claims. However, prior to its exposure he did encourage the public to ‘meditate and try to establish a link’ with the beings aboard the hypothetical spaceship. See postings on Strieber’s website
(
www.strieber.com
).
(
www.strieber.com
).
15
One notorious example is the ‘Enterprise’, a group of CIA operatives and Pentagon officials who, for over twenty years from the early 1960s to the 1980s, used their positions, access to covert channels and the protection of National Security legislation to profit from various illegal activities, primarily arms and drugs dealing and including heroin trafficking from the Far East during the Vietnam War, profiting from inflating the prices of arms supplies to the Shah of Iran in the 1970s and cocaine smuggling from Central America in the early 1980s. Operations expanded as promotions gave the members access to more and more covert power — one member, Theodore Shackley, nearly became CIA director in the 1970s - until a series of scandals in the 1980s revealed the extent of their operations. Despite exposure, and the naming of the individuals concerned in the media, only one member of the Enterprise, Edwin P. Wilson, was ever prosecuted, the others being forced to resign. Wilson was sentenced to fifty-two years’ maximum security imprisonment in 1982 for supplying explosives to Libya. See Cockburn; Maas.
One notorious example is the ‘Enterprise’, a group of CIA operatives and Pentagon officials who, for over twenty years from the early 1960s to the 1980s, used their positions, access to covert channels and the protection of National Security legislation to profit from various illegal activities, primarily arms and drugs dealing and including heroin trafficking from the Far East during the Vietnam War, profiting from inflating the prices of arms supplies to the Shah of Iran in the 1970s and cocaine smuggling from Central America in the early 1980s. Operations expanded as promotions gave the members access to more and more covert power — one member, Theodore Shackley, nearly became CIA director in the 1970s - until a series of scandals in the 1980s revealed the extent of their operations. Despite exposure, and the naming of the individuals concerned in the media, only one member of the Enterprise, Edwin P. Wilson, was ever prosecuted, the others being forced to resign. Wilson was sentenced to fifty-two years’ maximum security imprisonment in 1982 for supplying explosives to Libya. See Cockburn; Maas.
16
The report was originally commissioned by the US Office of Education in 1968, but four years later it withdrew funding, after which the study was, apparently, financed internally by SRI. The final report was published in 1973, although it did not receive widespread circulation until 1982, when it was published by Robert Maxwell’s Pergamon Press as one of the 1,000 most important works of modem times.
The report was originally commissioned by the US Office of Education in 1968, but four years later it withdrew funding, after which the study was, apparently, financed internally by SRI. The final report was published in 1973, although it did not receive widespread circulation until 1982, when it was published by Robert Maxwell’s Pergamon Press as one of the 1,000 most important works of modem times.
17
Markley and Harman, p185.
Markley and Harman, p185.
18
Ibid., pp184 — 5.
Ibid., pp184 — 5.
19
On the influence of Masonic ideals on the Constitution of the United States of America, see Baigent and Leigh, Chapter 19.
On the influence of Masonic ideals on the Constitution of the United States of America, see Baigent and Leigh, Chapter 19.
20
Harman, p108.
Harman, p108.
21
Ibid., p107 — 11.
Ibid., p107 — 11.
22
Ibid., p111.
Ibid., p111.
23
Ibid., p109.
Ibid., p109.
25
Hurtak, p169.
Hurtak, p169.
26
Ibid.,p585.
Ibid.,p585.
27
Ibid.,p586.
Ibid.,p586.
28
See for example, Elkins, Rueckert and McCarty, pp92 — 3.
See for example, Elkins, Rueckert and McCarty, pp92 — 3.
29
Schlemmer and Bennett, p126.
Schlemmer and Bennett, p126.
31
Hurtak,p85.
Hurtak,p85.
32
Ibid.,p86.
Ibid.,p86.
33
Ibid.,p86.
Ibid.,p86.
34
Ibid.,p258.
Ibid.,p258.
35
Hurtak, when discussing the Black Cube, adds a footnote (p86) referring to the ‘higher message of Islam’ and giving a reference to the glossary. However, the glossary entry (p6O9) refers only to the parts of the Koran dealing with God’s covenant with Israel.
Hurtak, when discussing the Black Cube, adds a footnote (p86) referring to the ‘higher message of Islam’ and giving a reference to the glossary. However, the glossary entry (p6O9) refers only to the parts of the Koran dealing with God’s covenant with Israel.
36
Ibid.,p263.
Ibid.,p263.
42
Ira Einhorn, telephone interview, 27 August 1998.
Ira Einhorn, telephone interview, 27 August 1998.
43
Schlemmer and Bennett, p48.
Schlemmer and Bennett, p48.
44
Engel, pp175 — 6.
Epilogue: The Real Stargate?Engel, pp175 — 6.
1
Narby,pll.
Narby,pll.
2
Ibid., pp39-40.
Ibid., pp39-40.
3
Ibid., p112.
Ibid., p112.
5
Kerisel, pp37-44.
Kerisel, pp37-44.
6
Quoted in Narby, p53.
Quoted in Narby, p53.
7
Ibid., p17.
Ibid., p17.
9
Ibid., p93 (Utterance 305).
Ibid., p93 (Utterance 305).
10
Narby, p97.
Narby, p97.
11
Quoted in Campbell,p63.
Quoted in Campbell,p63.
12
Campbell and Musès, p131.
Campbell and Musès, p131.
13
Ibid., p136.
Ibid., p136.
14
Ibid.
Ibid.
15
Quoted in Narby, p55.
Quoted in Narby, p55.
16
Ibid.,p62.
Ibid.,p62.
17
Ibid.
Ibid.
18
The theme of twins runs through Dogon mythology and folklore.
The theme of twins runs through Dogon mythology and folklore.
For example, the original Nommo were two sets of male and female twins. The Dogon also believe that the first human beings, their ancestors, were created in pairs of twins. See Griaule and Dieterlen, pp360-62; Marti, pp53-6.
19
Narby, p139.
Narby, p139.
20
Devereux, p124,
Devereux, p124,
21
This and the following quotes from Jeremy Narby are taken from a telephone interview on 17 August 1998.
This and the following quotes from Jeremy Narby are taken from a telephone interview on 17 August 1998.
22
Michael Carmichael, telephone interview, 27 August 1998.
Michael Carmichael, telephone interview, 27 August 1998.
23
On the shamanistic use ofpsychoactive substances, see Rudgley; Ratsch; Devereux; Wasson and Wasson.
On the shamanistic use ofpsychoactive substances, see Rudgley; Ratsch; Devereux; Wasson and Wasson.
24
This and the following quotations are from a telephone interview with Michael Carmichael, 27 August 1998.
This and the following quotations are from a telephone interview with Michael Carmichael, 27 August 1998.
26
Graff,pl.
AfterwordGraff,pl.
1
The Great Pyramid was finally reopened on 3 June 1999, although with a strict limit on the number of visitors allowed in each day. There is still pressure from Egyptian archaeologists, such as Dr Hawass, for visitors to be excluded altogether because of the potential for damage to the interior of the monument.
The Great Pyramid was finally reopened on 3 June 1999, although with a strict limit on the number of visitors allowed in each day. There is still pressure from Egyptian archaeologists, such as Dr Hawass, for visitors to be excluded altogether because of the potential for damage to the interior of the monument.
2
Jarre’s
work was entitled The Twelve Dreams of the Sun,
and not, as
originally reported, Equinox 2000.
Jarre’s
work was entitled The Twelve Dreams of the Sun,
and not, as
originally reported, Equinox 2000.
3
In the event, presumably as a compromise, the Eye of Horus was projected onto Menkaura’s Pyramid.
In the event, presumably as a compromise, the Eye of Horus was projected onto Menkaura’s Pyramid.
4
‘Atlantis Uncovered‘, written and produced by Jacqueline Smith, and ‘Atlantis Reborn’, written and produced by Chris Hale, broadcast in the UK on 29 October and 4 November 1999 respectively.
‘Atlantis Uncovered‘, written and produced by Jacqueline Smith, and ‘Atlantis Reborn’, written and produced by Chris Hale, broadcast in the UK on 29 October and 4 November 1999 respectively.
5
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 364 — 67.
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 364 — 67.
6
Fairall, ‘Orion’s Belt and the Layout of the Three Pyramids at Giza’. Fairall’s criticisms first appeared in the June 1999 issue
of Astronomy and Geophysics.
Fairall, ‘Orion’s Belt and the Layout of the Three Pyramids at Giza’. Fairall’s criticisms first appeared in the June 1999 issue
of Astronomy and Geophysics.
7
Rohl, ‘Eternal Riddle of the Sands Entombed in Mystery and Academic War of Words’.
Rohl, ‘Eternal Riddle of the Sands Entombed in Mystery and Academic War of Words’.
9
Ibid., p xix.
Ibid., p xix.
10
Ibid., p xxviii.
Ibid., p xxviii.
11
Ibid., p 343.
Ibid., p 343.
12
See Ogilvie-Herald, ‘Great Pyramid Capstone Ceremony — Cancelled!’ and Bauval, ‘The Golden Capstone Controversy’. The Egyptian newspaper that took the lead in criticising the ceremony was Al Shaab.
See Ogilvie-Herald, ‘Great Pyramid Capstone Ceremony — Cancelled!’ and Bauval, ‘The Golden Capstone Controversy’. The Egyptian newspaper that took the lead in criticising the ceremony was Al Shaab.
13
Bauval, ‘The Golden Capstone Controversy’.
Bauval, ‘The Golden Capstone Controversy’.
15
Bauval, ‘Update from Robert Bauval, 6th January 2000’.
Bauval, ‘Update from Robert Bauval, 6th January 2000’.
17
Ibid., p 417.
Ibid., p 417.
18
Ibid, p xxi.
Ibid, p xxi.
19
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 395-97.
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 395-97.
20
Ibid, p 397.
Ibid, p 397.
22
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 407-11.
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 407-11.
24
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 483-86.
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 483-86.
26
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 476 — 77.
Lawton and Ogilvie-Herald, pp 476 — 77.
27
Ibid., pp 470-72.
Ibid., pp 470-72.
28
For example, at the
Nexus
magazine conference in Sydney. A video of Hurtak’s lecture, ‘The Opening of the Time Doors in India, Asia and the Pacific’, is available by mail order from
Nexus.
For example, at the
Nexus
magazine conference in Sydney. A video of Hurtak’s lecture, ‘The Opening of the Time Doors in India, Asia and the Pacific’, is available by mail order from
Nexus.
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