Figures Gallery
This page shows all figures with their figure number, description, and image(s) in one place.
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Figure 1
Sir Isaac Newton, the last of the magicians
Figure 2
Pier Colosimo and his book Not of this World.
Figure 3
Delphi, home of the Oracle
Figure 4
Arcadia, Greece also home of the God named 'Pan'
Figure 5
Lycaon, defying Zeus
Figure 6
Enotria, now Calabria, Italy
Figure 7
Locri, Calabria home town of Persephone
Figure 8
Hades and Persephone on their thrones, Locri, Calabria
Figure 9
Pythagoras
Figure 10
Calabria, highlighted in black
Figure 11
Kroton, now Crotone, Calabria and home of Pythagoras. Indicated by the red circle.
Figure 12
Pythagoras Teaching (Raphael rooms at the Vatican)
Figure 13
Another deptiction of Pythagoras
Figure 14
The Pentagram Symbol
Figure 15
The Dead Sea Scrolls
Figure 16
A Merovingian King
Figure 17
Pythagoras and the Nazareans Connection (see weblink)
Figure 18
The Colossians and their Heresy (see weblinks)
Figure 19
Siege of Jerusalem - Painting of the devastation (top) and Roman army carrying off the Temple treasures (bottom)
Figure 20
Visigoths led by King Alaric sack Rome 410AD
Figure 21
Cosenza, Calabria (top left - red circle), The Lost Gold of Rome by Daniel Costa (top right), King Alaric's burial (bottom)
Figure 22
The Abbey at Orval (see weblink)
Figure 23
Peter the Hermit - statue (top) and an early painted depiction (bottom)
Figure 24
Godfroi de Bouillon - early depiction (left) and his sword displayed at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem (right)
Figure 25
Abbey of Saint Angelo, Mesoraca, Calabria
Figure 26
Joachim of Fiore, famous mystic of Calabria
Figure 27
Demise of the Knights Templar
Figure 28
Baphomet, the Goat God making the 'as above, so below' gesture and noting the interesting symbology throughout this depiction
Figure 29
The Cathar Genocide
Figure 30
The Royal Society
Figure 31
The Immediate Past Master's jewel used in freemasonry featuring Pythagoras' theorem
Figure 32
'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian Mafia caught on camera - please see weblinks
Figure 33
Big Jim (Giacomo) Colosimo from Colosimi, Calabria and also known as Diamond Jim. Big Jim (top left), Colosimo's restaurant on Wabash avenue (top right), Big Jim's dead body (bottom left), crowds gathering outside Big Jim's restaurant (bottom right).
Figure 34
Flag of Calabria noting the symbols of the Temple Pillar, pine tree from the mountains, and two crosses not unlike those used by the Templars and the Cathars. Also note the gold on white colour scheme.
Figure 35
Forests of the Calabrian mountains
Figure 36
Unusual place names and symbology in the Calabrian mountains. Religious retreat called Camp Sion (top) and an ancient religious location with signage in Greek, dedicated to St John, and using the double headed eagle symbol (bottom)
Figure 37
Colosimi, Calabria
Figure 38
Freemasonry in Calabria which could include the world's first masonic workshop in Colosimi - to be confirmed.
Figure 39
Mesoraca
Figure 40
Mesoraca at the mid-point of a straight-line path between Crotone (Kroton) and Colosimi
Figure 41
King Charles I of Naples, Charles d'Anjou, King of Jerusalem
Figure 42
A reproduction of the Colosimo Coat of Arms featuring the double headed green snakes forming a cross, a princes helmet with a red jewel. Credit to the Heraldry Institute of Rome.
Figure 43
The Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily by Goethe
Figure 44
The Fleur-de-Lys symbol
Figure 45
The Tribe of Benjamin represented by the Wolf
Figure 46
Kolossi Castle, Cyprus
Figure 47
Basilica of Mary Magdalene (top), St Maximin Coat of Arms (middle), Location (bottom)
Figure 48
Da Vinci's Last Supper (original - top, annotated - bottom)
Figure 49
Shepherds of Arcadia by Nicolas Poussin
Figure 50
The Matrix movie
Figure 51
The Matrix - Temet Nosce (Know Thyself) and the Double Headed Eagle
Figure 52
The Architect from the Matrix noting his white hair and pale grey clothing to symbolise purity, order, and control
Figure 53
The Oracle from The Matrix movie
Figure 54
Actress Monica Bellucci as Persephone in The Matrix Trilogy
Figure 55
Actress Monica Bellucci (Persephone from the Matrix, who was married to the Merovingian) as Mary Magdalene in the Passion of Christ
Figure 56
Intriguing references from The Matrix Trilogy.
Figure 57
Wabash and Lake, Chicago. The beginning and end of the first Matrix movie.
Figure 58
Big Jim Colosimo's famous restauarant on Wabash, Chicago
Figure 59
Rank and Insignia in Battlestar Galactica
Figure 60
Numerological references in Battlestar Galactica including 33 on the clock and the episode titled 33.
Figure 61
Members of the Quorum or Council wearing masonic dress in Battlestar Galactica
Figure 62
Battlestar Galactica advertising flyers imitating The Last Supper painting by Da Vinci
Figure 63
The Young Indiana Jones - The Mystery of the Blues book-ended by Harrison Ford and featuring Big Jim Colosimo whilst young Indy is working in his restaurant and is learning about Pythagoras
Figure 64
Bloodline documentary about the Rennes le Chateau mystery. Showing a stained glass window at a church on the Isle of Mull featuring Jesus and a pregnant Mary Magdalene. Numerous other clues appear in this stained glass depiction.
Figure 65
Shugborough Hall, England. Masonic altar (top) and the Shepherds of Arcadia painting (bottom)
Figure 66
A depiction of Prince Ursus or King Tafur in 878 AD, looking like Teen-wolf or a bear but noting the date inconsistency which is some 200 years before Ursus leads the monks from Calabria to France and similarly before the time of King Tafur (if they are different people). Could this be a dating error, another form of error, or an entity thathas been around for several hundred years?
Figure 67
King Arthur in the tree of life mosaic at Otranto Cathedral, Sotuhern Italy, dating from the 1100s AD. Note that he is clearly labelled and is riding what is clearly a goat.
Figure 68
A popular depiction of a freemason riding a goat.
Figure 69
Parzival - An illustrated scene from the book(s)
Figure 70
The sea route from the Middle East to the South of France via Calabria. Red dots and black arrows showing a potential route taken by Mary Magdalene.
Figure 71
A timeline of connected events?
Figure 72
School of Athens fresco by Raphael in the Vatican
Figure 73
Pythagoras et al in the School of Athens fresco
