Tag: Fulcanelli

β€œIsis in Paris”: notes on the hermetic symbolism of the Notre-Dame Cathedral

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Pulling the strings from Fulcanelli's studies ("The mystery of the cathedrals"), we go to the discovery of the occult symbolism of the most important French Gothic cathedral, a figured "stone book" that in the portals, in the stained glass windows, in the statues is presented as a rare collection of alchemical symbols with multiple mystical, religious and philosophical meanings.

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Hendaye's Cyclical Cross: a coded calendar?

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The so-called "Cyclical Cross" is an enigmatic monument located in the Basque town of Hendaye, in the French Pyrenees Atlantiques. Its esoteric symbolism was analyzed in the XNUMXs by Fulcanelli, the "last of the Alchemists", who saw in the Latin inscription on the arms of the cross and in the bas-reliefs on its pedestal the revelation of the Four Ages of humanity and the prophecy of the cataclysm next future that will come to put an end to the deadly Iron Age.

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The "Great Game" by Jacques Bergier

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"Lover of the Unusual and Scribe of Miracles" (as his visiting card stated), co-author with Louis Pauwels of the cult book "The morning of the wizards", explorer of infinite spaces, cosmonaut of inner space, scientist, agent secret, visionary, alchemist: all the faces of Jacques Bergier in his autobiography, "I'm not a legend", just published in Italian by Bietti publisher.

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