Where are the massive photos by Laura of Le Mystere?

[dant]

I am trying to find somewhere in the forum, the massive photos
Laura provided. Please let me know!

Many thanks!
Dan

 

[Craig]

Wotcha talking about? I don't remember anything like that, could you be more precise?

 

[dant]

Laura, somewhere in the forum provided a LOT more photos
showing I think were Photos taken of "The Mysteries of the Cathedral",
and others. I think a link or photos themselves where shown.

I cannot find it in the forum, but I thought is was tied to the threads
regarding SHOTW or to Fullanelli, but I am not sure. These were
very amazing photos and a LOT of them. This is what I seek.

Sorry I cannot be more specific because it is vague in my memory...

 

[Zadius Sky]

Would this be the one?

http://www.cassiopaea.org/Rennes-le-Chateau/

It's a QFG trip to Rennes-le-Chateau. I could be wrong. I'm still new to Fullanelli but learning.

 

[dant]

YES! THATS IT ZS!!!!!!
Thanks!!

 

[dant]

BTW ZS: I am reading/studying
Fulcanelli, Master Alchemist: Le Mystere De Cathedrales!

This is an AMAZING book and the Introduction is amazing too!

 

[Craig]

This is an AMAZING book and the Introduction is amazing too!

Not to mention that massive clue that Eugene Canseliet dropped into his Preface to the First Edition; see the quote in my signature. I've read people on forums remark that they've got such an in-depth knowledge and reading of the book, and then go on to declare - with an air of arrogant mystique - about their extravagant experiments with chemicals and minerals.

Oh, and Laura's homepage (www.laura-knight-jadczyk.com) has got lots of interesting photographs too.

 

[dant]

Ah! You got it right Craig. Sorry ZS, I reviewed the link you supplied but
it was not what I was looking for. Craig found what I was looking for!

Thanks to both of you, nonetheless!

Note: What I was looking for was images relating to the
Fleurs-De-Lys and in the Fulcanellli book, there was
shown the image of the Black Virgin and I noted that in
her right hand, there was a "staff" she held, and it appeared
that the 'Fleurs-De-Lys' was at the top of this staff? This symbol
was not mentioned by Fulcanelli's regarding this image, so I
wondered if there was a connection. So, it mystified me.

The image was titled:

I. OUR LADY-OF-CONFESSION
Black Virgin of the Crypts of St. Victor, Marseilles.

Dan

 

[Johnno]

Fleur de Lys is a variation on the trefoil, triple spiral or triskele.

The Law of Three is also called "Triamazikamno" and is described by Gurdjieff as "the second fundamental cosmic law".

The law states that every whole phenomenon is composed of three separate sources, which are Active, Passive and Reconciling or Neutral. This law applies to everything in the universe and humanity, as well as all the structures and processes.

The Three Centers of in a human, which Gurdjieff said were the Intellectual Centre, the Emotional Centre and the Moving Centre, are an expression of the law of three.

Gurdjieff taught his students to think of the law of three forces as essential to transforming the energy of the human being. The process of transformation required the three actions of affirmation, denial and reconciliation.

 

[dant]

Oh ok! So that is the connection! I did read Gurdjieff but
did not realize the Fleurs-De-Lys was connected as I
thought it was the symbol representing the Royalty of
France (which it is, but more). Interesting Indeed!

Thanks, Johnno!