Catharism

And every year, November 30th to December 17th, when the sun moves through Ophiuchus, is a really powerful time to allow that ether element, um, to circulate through us.

So I'm just gonna kind of jump around a little bit, but this is, uh, the dragon lines, the serpent currents of the earth, and the Albion and Cathar bodies connected here were, uh, split apart.

So that's the, the Michael-Mary lines and the flow of the mother, fa- uh, divine feminine, masculine, mother, father energy, Michael-Mary lines.

But there was a split between the Albion and Cathar bodies, um, which was in deeply embedded into the Michael-Mary lines, particularly in the British Isles and Southern France, where the masculine and feminine dragon lines once braided in harmony through the earth's body.

So fragmentation of the Albion, the solar Christ body was broken into parts, distorted across the grid through Druidic bloodline manipulation, obviously infiltrated Druids, stone circle inversions, ley line hijack, Arthurian distortions, false king and fallen grail narratives, and Templar betrayals and weaponization of the grail codes.

So the inversion of the Cathar body, the Cathars were systematically hunted, tortured, and erased by church power structures, espe- especially during the Albigensian Crusade, 13th century.

The Sophianic wisdom that once flowed through the land was replaced by Marian false archetypes, male-dominated theology, and suppression of direct gnosis.

So the 10th Gate, Earth's Stargate, and the Iraq-Iran region, as we know what's going on there, this is very much connected to Tiamat, um, one of Earth's most ancient crossroads, home to early civilizations, sacred knowledge, and the roots of spiritual tradition.

The Gnostics were very much into the divine feminine, belief in reincarnation, deconstruction of texts, heavy allegory, and so many other little features.

But I think you can define Gnosticism intellectually, and yes, there was a lot of groups, not in ancient times, but throughout history, The Cathars, Kabbalists, maybe even the Rosicrucians, Persians, Persian iterations like the Mazdakites and so forth.

You can see this Gnostic idea.

And probably because Gnosticism isn't a religion.

Anyway, next we got the Inquisition.

Not the Spanish Inquisition, which of course no one expects, but the Inquisition itself as an institution cropped up in the 12th century to deal with the Waldensians and the Cathars, the good men and women of Languedoc, a.k.a. the Albigensians, Albigensian Crusade.

Yeah, they got enough power and they could finally do this, and they decided that this centralizing effort was the best way to handle heresies going forward.

Mm-hmm.

Ascension.

Remember, Dominic spent much of his time preaching in areas where the dualistic narratives of Cathar Christianity were in competition with the narrative of the Gospels.

Cathars emphasised a life of the Spirit separated from evil matters.

Jesus' birth and his human suffering had no role to play in their salvation history, and the Cathars had no interest in his bodily resurrection.

The Rosary

reinforces a narrative rooted in physical creation.

I know.

I mean, are they real? I mean, I'm really interested and I've been reading about the Cathars, the Albigensians, really, for the last few months and going, okay, they had this divine feminine principle.

They had this duality of mind and so much so that it caused no end of conflict between them and the holy roman empire the catholic church at the time and i'm really curious about this because it's like are these real spirits do we even know why why does it seem to be something that exists throughout time

Yeah.