Alton Towers, Sir Francis Bacon and the Rosicrucians

[MJF]

For those of you who know my family situation, I sadly have to report that my sister Elizabeth passed away this morning (4th July) in Seattle, Washington State, USA at the age of 64. She had been seriously ill for quite a while and had been in and out of hospital on frequent occasions over the last two years. In many ways her passing no doubt came as a relief to her. She was a good woman who suffered a lot over the past 20 years or so, her kidneys having been damaged by arsenic poisoning in Australia. I would thank all of you who have been praying for her in recent times. Sadly, my elderly mother has taken the news very badly as one might expect. At the age of 93, she did not expect her daughter to predecease her.

My own view is, given what is coming soon, it may be better that my sister has passed on at the present time rather than the future. The C's said years ago that Seattle would be buried:
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A: You pay attention.
Q: (L) What else is going to happen?
A: Seattle buried; Japan buckles; Missouri shakes; California crumbles; Arizona burns.

Whether this will be due to volcanic ash from Mount Rainer, an earthquake or a tsunami who knows. However, it will be hard enough for able bodied survivors to cope with the aftermath of such an occurrence let alone a woman with complex medical needs.

She will be very much missed though.​

 

[Alix]

For those of you who know my family situation, I sadly have to report that my sister Elizabeth passed away this morning (4th July) in Seattle, Washington State, USA at the age of 64. She had been seriously ill for quite a while and had been in and out of hospital on frequent occasions over the last two years. In many ways her passing no doubt came as a relief to her. She was a good woman who suffered a lot over the past 20 years or so, her kidneys having been damaged by arsenic poisoning in Australia. I would thank all of you who have been praying for her in recent times. Sadly, my elderly mother has taken the news very badly as one might expect. At the age of 93, she did not expect her daughter to predecease her.

My own view is, given what is coming soon, it may be better that my sister has passed on at the present time rather than the future. The C's said years ago that Seattle would be buried:



Whether this will be due to volcanic ash from Mount Rainer, an earthquake or a tsunami who knows. However, it will be hard enough for able bodied survivors to cope with the aftermath of such an occurrence let alone a woman with complex medical needs.

She will be very much missed though.​

 

[Talas]

May she rest in peace and sending prayers to yourself and your family.

 

[nicklebleu]

RIP, Elizabeth - may she find some rest in the beyond.

 

[Nienna]

I sadly have to report that my sister Elizabeth passed away this morning (4th July) in Seattle, Washington State, USA at the age of 64

My condolences on the loss of your sister, MJF. By what your wrote it seems a blessing for she will no longer be suffering.

My own view is, given what is coming soon, it may be better that my sister has passed on at the present time rather than the future. The C's said years ago that Seattle would be buried:

I agree with you.

May your sister have a smooth and peaceful transition and find love and tranquility on the other side. Big hugs to you and your family, MJF.

 

[Arwenn]

I’m sorry to hear this @MJF. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family on the passing of your sister Elizabeth. May she have a smooth transition and be at peace now.

 

[Tuatha de Danaan]

My heartfelt sympathies MJF. Yes, I think your sister suffered long enough from a dreadful occurrence of arsenic poisoning. May she transition peacefully.

 

[MJF]

Thank you to everyone who has passed on their condolences over my sister's passing. At the present time we are focusing on repatriating her body back to England so that she can be buried near to my late father who she adored. As you can understand, this all takes time to arrange, especially as we are having to liaise with my brother-in-law who is based in Seattle and is understandably in a state of grief and shock. Although my brother and I are mourning our sister, we still need to attend on our elderly mother's needs who took the news of her only daughter's death very hard. Fortunately, we have had tremendous support from family members for whom my mother is something of a matriarch.

Indeed, I have found the ongoing debate about patriarchy on the 28th June thread quite amusing in some ways since, coming from an Irish family, I am more familiar with tough Irish matriarchal figures than patriarchs . My late maternal grandmother was one such who ruled over her family with an iron rod until her premature death in her mid-fifties. She was as tough as they come and even though her sons were champion boxers, she was not beyond given them a clout when she thought they had it coming to them. She would have had no time for today's snow flakes.

I am currently working on my article about Francis Bacon as and when I can. It is already pretty long since new ideas keep occurring to me. He really was a major, if occluded, figure who left far more of a mark on history than people appreciate. In so many ways he was one of the main architects of our modern world and that is no exaggeration. I hope the article once posted will stimulate a lively debate, particularly as it attempts to shed light on some things the C's have said.​