25:11 in relation to Shakespeare and the day before the Rosicrucian Conventus. On June 26, 1586, when England was officially at war with Spain and bracing for King Philip’s invasion by armada, Queen Elizabeth signed a warrant granting Edward de Vere Earl of Oxford an extraordinary allowance of a thousand pounds per year. The grant was to be paid to him by the Exchequer, according to the same formula used for payments to Secretary Francis Walsingham and his wartime secret service, that is, to be made in quarterly installments with no accounting required.
@@nippernappertton Thank you for your post! There's also a legend attached that Dr. John Dee, the Elizabethan scholar and occultist, played a mystical role in preventing the Spanish Armada from reaching English shores. The tale suggests Dee might have conjured or predicted the sudden storm that scattered the Spanish fleet. Meteorological knowledge perhaps?
@@briggspodcastHe was also the original 007(in Walsinghams secret corresponce) must have conjured up a tempest with the Enochian tables :D Edward De Vere(assumed to be 40 in Walsinghams corrspondence) called Francis and Anthony Bacon cousins of his, and was regarded in many contemporary works as a highly regarded author and an "Apollo" shinig light on his peers. The 1000 pound annuity would have been used to fund the collegia of writers, under De Vere, composing and compiling the Rosicrucian Shakespeare works. Also John Dee apparently coded the Shakespeare Sonnets 1609 cover and title page with the information on SHakespeare's real burial place, look up Alexander Waugh's excellent presentation of it.
My argument is that this guy has too much time on his hands to do media to be the grand master of anything. Does it make sense people? Or do we just want to believe? And he looks like a cross between a used car salesman and the emperor from Star Wars. Something is off
Great presentation Briggs! Knowledge works. Good deeds are appreciated.
As a long time esoteric student, thank you for posting this and I always look forward to hearing what Brother Timothy has to say. Until next time!
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Thank you for sharing this.
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This is appreciated brothers.
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Very interested in some sources for this material. What technologies are described in the tunnels? Where is the name of these tunnels explicated?
Check out the Templar Tours FB page. I think they have a trip going in March and you can see these for yourself brother. 🌞
@@briggspodcast Thank you!
25:11 in relation to Shakespeare and the day before the Rosicrucian Conventus. On June 26, 1586, when England was officially at war with Spain and bracing for King Philip’s invasion by armada, Queen Elizabeth signed a warrant granting Edward de Vere Earl of Oxford an extraordinary allowance of a thousand pounds per year. The grant was to be paid to him by the Exchequer, according to the same formula used for payments to Secretary Francis Walsingham and his wartime secret service, that is, to be made in quarterly installments with no accounting required.
@@nippernappertton Thank you for your post! There's also a legend attached that Dr. John Dee, the Elizabethan scholar and occultist, played a mystical role in preventing the Spanish Armada from reaching English shores. The tale suggests Dee might have conjured or predicted the sudden storm that scattered the Spanish fleet. Meteorological knowledge perhaps?
@@briggspodcastHe was also the original 007(in Walsinghams secret corresponce) must have conjured up a tempest with the Enochian tables :D Edward De Vere(assumed to be 40 in Walsinghams corrspondence) called Francis and Anthony Bacon cousins of his, and was regarded in many contemporary works as a highly regarded author and an "Apollo" shinig light on his peers. The 1000 pound annuity would have been used to fund the collegia of writers, under De Vere, composing and compiling the Rosicrucian Shakespeare works. Also John Dee apparently coded the Shakespeare Sonnets 1609 cover and title page with the information on SHakespeare's real burial place, look up Alexander Waugh's excellent presentation of it.
"Once a Rosicrucian, always a Rosicrucian..."
The baby dragons ...
My argument is that this guy has too much time on his hands to do media to be the grand master of anything. Does it make sense people? Or do we just want to believe? And he looks like a cross between a used car salesman and the emperor from Star Wars. Something is off