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Topic: Beneath the Vatican

http://onelight.com/les1/vaticancity/vatican1.htm

Interesting report by Leslie Dru Browning on her astral viewing of Rome and the Vatican. She describes hidden side of Rome and the Vatican, particularly what goes on beneath the surface. 

She mentions occult activities in the catacombs, ritualistic meetings of world leaders there, how Rome functioned as a portal for nonhuman entities, relics of giant humanoids burried deep underground, and more.

This meshes quite a bit with all I've read and come to believe.

- Tom

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2 Reply by nilelill (edited by nilelill 2004-10-01 14:38:05)

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Re: Beneath the Vatican

Hi Everyone,

Tom, thank you for the new forum.
My name is Dana, I live in Rome (quite near the Vatican, in my previous house, more near it, there where the catacombs beneath the garden. I never dared to go down because the feeling that  "something" not really friendly was waiting there, was bigger than my curiosity.) - besides I am not a Roman.
I am owerwhelmed with this visionary yet quite likely - situations, names, smells... - report.

Yes, it's true, Rome is indeed a bloody dark place, mostly bathed in an apparent celestial light.
Yes, here corruption of every kind is flowing since thousands of years... a palinsest of seven layers of decay. (With lots of lost - sold to reptilians - souls around).

But in defence of the real Rome, ( the Vatican and Colosseum being doubtless the worst possible to imagine whicked points)  I'm held to say that the origins are stellar - Rome was called: " Urbs in Sideris Forma ",  the town in a star shape - and, so it seems, its pristine religion was one of strict spirituality.

Tom, if sometime you come to Europe to see your father and then you decide to have a detour in Italy, in Rome I will accompany you wherever you whish - everybody of Noble Realms Board's people is welcome as well, of course! 

Cheers

Dana

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Re: Beneath the Vatican

The Vatican sounds a little like Salt Lake City:

http://www.angelfire.com/ut/branton/crossworlds.html

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Re: Beneath the Vatican

Fascinating.

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5 Reply by UnbiddenTruth (edited by UnbiddenTruth 2005-05-20 05:21:16)

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Re: Beneath the Vatican

Well, good topic to resurrecct, and I like how it seems to make more sense now. ^_^

Especially considering happenings abound. Cheers!

I might add that there's a lot of places with mysterious tunnel networks, though not all of them are necessarily dark and reptillian. Just so you all are aware of that. I'm not going to point fingers here, because that would be kind of rediculous.

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Just saw this post -- and for those who 'liked' Tom's post, this one will probably put the frosting on the cake:

Malachi Martin was a Jesuit priest who resigned his post, but did not quit the Catholic faith. He also served as an exorcist. He has an intersting book (Windswept House) that he wrote before he died (in 1998) about ceremonies that the Catholic Church conducted below the Vatican -- in the catacombs. (You can read about the ceremony in the intro to his book.) Supposedly all Catholics have been dedicated to Lucifer in that ceremony. And in another one in the 80's -- same place. The group under the Vatican were connected by phone in 1963 with a spot in South Carolina (home of witchcraft in the US) and concurrent black masses were said in which all members of the Catholic Church were so dedicated, plus the work and future of the Catholic Church. When asked on his deathbed if he had anything to recant, to come clean on, he said no. When he was reminded of this issue, he still said no.

He was reputed to have a puckish sense of humor, but this is serious and he had 'exposed' his other jokes before dying... Sheesh. More good reason to not tie oneself up with organized religion.

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