Been on YT - for a year today. Encountered the Baconian research - concerning WS - here in Munich - while having foot problems. May have been the first video seen - on the subject. Even today - on the eve of a US election - rather important - a struggle for truth and well being of the world and Nature - is being revealed. I come here - for the beauty, truth and deep thinking - of the work done - for Francis Bacon. Well done - all.

The Templars had been in the Americas long before Columbus. The Tempest is about one of those trip to North America. Prospero is Elizabeth I.

Wrong ship wreck.

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Zues came in the form of a swan to seduce Leda...

Their work has not been in vain!

Early this morning I listened to an audio version of the 1611 AKJV BIBLE "The Translators To The Reader" after watching this video and noticed some hidden poetic verses as described and shown. It has been claimed that it was Francis Bacon who authored the work, which I now find evidence for such claim.

Were the Renaissance humanist artists and sculptors Rosicrucians?

The research - from the Francis Bacon Society - has been thorough and fair and delightful to share - because of the clarity and commitment of the work. One feels - that the heart - is in - the researchers' endeavours - as in - their very being. Fare thee well - in life's journey.

Did the Rosicrucians have a role in the 15th century War of the Roses?

I worked out Bacon wrote the Shakespeare plays long ago. I have a photographic print of Shakespeare's signature he was barely literate and the signature barley legible. Once you understand acrostics you can see Bacon who loved using them had embedded his name in the writings attributed to Shakespeare: Throughout the Shakespearian Folios and Quartos occur scores of acrostic signatures. The simplest form of the acrostic is that whereby a name--in these instances Bacon's--was hidden in the first few letters of lines. In The Tempest, Act I, Scene 2, appears a striking example of the Baconian acrostic: "Begun to tell me what I am, but stopt And left me to a bootelesse Inquisition, Concluding, stay: not yet. The first letters of the first and second lines together with the first three letters of the third line form the word BACon. Similar acrostics appear frequently in Bacon's acknowledged writings. “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” William Shakespeare

Bacon and d'vere. A tale of two brothers.

I'm a little confused and would appreciate some help. What's the best modern Baconian book? Hopefully, an equivalent of Ogburns book for Baconians? It's a confusing minefield.

Brilliant.

Caius is pronounced 'Keys' by all those connected with Gonville and Caius college.

Thank you

The young one isn't bad either...

De-Oxidation! 😂 hahah thank you so much!! These Oxfordians are popping up everywhere with virtually nothing compelling to say. Just all of these zoom call clubs

Loved it!

Excellent introduction to a fascinating person.

" Perhaps there are only three books which can be said to be really important. One is written by Aristotle. The name of the book is Organum. It means the first principle of wisdom. The second book is written by Bacon, who is the father of all modern science. His book's name is Novum Organum, new principle of wisdom. Aristotle is thought to be the father of Western logic, mathematics and related sciences, and Bacon is certainly the most important figure who has created the whole of science, the whole technology that has made the West strong, rich, affluent, healthy. And the third important book is Ouspensky's Tertium Organum, the third principle of wisdom. Lord Bacon, a great scientific mind, has written in his famous book, Novum Organum, that Pythagoras was a great fanatic. Now, this is utter nonsense. Bacon's book is really great; except for this one statement, the book is of immense value. It is said that there are three great books in the world. First is Aristotle's Organum - Organum means principle. The second is Bacon's Novum Organum - new principle. And third is Ouspensky's Tertium Organum - the third principle. And they ARE really great books, incomparable. In the West this is very significant. People go on writing books and books about whether Shakespeare ever existed or not. As if it makes any difference. The plays that Shakespeare wrote are so beautiful - why not look into the plays and love and enjoy them? This seems to be going astray to ask whether Shakespeare existed or not. And the problem arises because it is thought that Shakespeare was an uneducated man so how could he write such beautiful things? Have you ever known very educated men to write beautiful things? It is thought that it was not Shakespeare but Lord Bacon who was the real author. But I cannot trust this because I have read Lord Bacon's other books - they have nothing to compare with Shakespeare. Lord Bacon is just ordinary. He may have been a very learned man, he may have been a great scholar, but his books are ordinary, rubbish. Just because he is Lord Bacon and a very famous name, who is deceived? Have you ever heard the name of any book by Lord Bacon? Who is bothered? How could Lord Bacon write these Shakespearian plays? Under his name he has not written a single masterpiece so how could he write one under a pseudo-name? And if he can write such beautiful plays as the Shakespearian plays are, under a pseudo-name, then what was he doing when he was writing under his own name? It doesn't seem right. Thinking is like that - it goes on missing the whole point. If you really want to have any contact with reality, then thinking is not the bridge, it is the barrier. In only three hundred years science has touched great heights. And the reason? The reason is simple. The reason is that Bacon introduced experiment into the world of science. In just three hundred years so much has happened - it did not happen in three thousand years or even in thirty thousand years. It is because of one man, Bacon. He changed the whole course of science and the whole course of human consciousness just by creating a new door of experimentation. He said, "Speculation is not going to help. People have speculated down the ages and nothing has happened. They go on quarrelling about theories and those theories don't mean a thing." He introduced experiment. You will be surprised to know where Bacon got the idea of experiment from. You will not believe it! He got it from Sufism. He was a great reader of Sufi books, he was immensely interested in Sufi books, and from the Sufi ideas he got the idea that if experiment is the door to the inner world, why could it not be the door to the outer? Science owes much to Sufism because of this. If some day the right sources are searched for, then the real fathers of science will be the Sufis, not the Greek philosophers, Aristotle, Plato and others, no. They were all speculators. From where did the idea of experiment enter into the mind of Bacon? It entered from Sufism. He may have read this story or something else, but it entered from Sufism because Sufis are very insistent on experiment. And if religion is also going to grow, then experiment has to become its very foundation. Just as science has reached such a great height within such a small time limit - three hundred years - so religion can also have great possibilities if it becomes experimental. Religion has much to learn from Sufism. Sufism is the most essential religion - that's why I say it is existential, experimental, experiential."

Thank you so much. Truly" enlightening"🤗

The elephant in the room is the giant tomb, which wasn't mentioned at all. Especially the inscription on it. The figures all look like it as if they saw nothing like that ever before. Maybe 'Ego, is the tomb, meaning Death itself. I can imagine a golden age in paradise where no one ever gets sick or dies would be shocked to it's core if the inhabitants learn one day that death has somehow made it's entrance. Then the question is: why? What changed or happened?

Answer to your question: No. Because it's Edward De Vere,17th Earl of Oxford, which is verified with a vast amount of documentary evidence as shown by work at the Oxford Fellowship Society.

Deberían de publicar el libro en español para los hispanos.

Satan was Shakespeare. Francis Bacon was his pen name.

Thank you for this research - amongst more, of the same - from others. Came to this debate - this year '23 - due to foot surgery and one's temporary immobility. Have worked hard - honing up - with Master Bacon (this special person) and also - the Shakespeare question. Brilliant, interesting and joyful research. Conclusion: Master Bacon is Shakespeare and so much more. To quote Jono Freeman: Bacon is 'A superb soul'. The whole team has produced - a deserved fait accompli ! One goes on - mind opened and heart soaring. Whistling ... Beethoven's 'Freude, schöner Götterfunken ... ' or, on occasion - Bach: 'Wachet auf !'. Hee hee.

I'm sorry but the conclusive evidence is that Edward de Vere is Shakespeare. They've even located his grave, having to decipher cryptic messages. This cannot be coincidence. The odds are a billion to 1 against.

Very well made! this should be much widely spoken about. let the truth be known!

Somewhere in Virginia, repose 24 lead sealed brass cylinders, containing Francis Bacon"s Works and Plays. Their acquisition will settle the controversy once and for all!

Francis Bacon had a grandson who needed a home where there would be little to no chance of him being murdered by rivals for the throne of England. When he was of age he came to America in 1690, as ship's surgeon, on a French Privateer. God only knows how many descendants Bacon has in America?!

It's most clear to me, that my education has been mostly neglected. I wonder just how much time has been allocated to me? Whatever the amount, I shall dedicate a healthy portion of it to this mystery. I have an old copy of Mark Twain's: Is Shakespeare Dead Yet? We of the LeBaron Clan, have a strange tradition, of just how our ancestors acquired our last name, and from exactly whose grandson? Personally, I believe that Sir Francis Bacon did write the Shakespeare Plays!

Thank you for this. I am a friend of Norma and Steven.

Wait till he finds out the ancient Greek culture was a product created in the "middle ages" , check out the works of Anatoly Fomenko for more sources

If indeed Francis Bacon was queen Elizabeth's son and the author of the Shakespeare plays, then his biography is the most interesting story in the history of England. Is Bacon the cultural father of England? England and the English have a legendary status, shrouded in mysteries, where countless family secrets and a culture of silence and privacy are occasionally brushed aside by top talented brilliant individuals who reached for higher goals. The way England and the English dealt with the gifted is imho England's greatest accomplishment, serves as an example to the world, and cannot be demonstrated much better than by Susan Roberts.

One of my ancestors, Louis Fairfax Muckley, illustrated the 1897 edition of Edmund Spences The Faerie Queen.

Beautiful talk - thank you!

All hinges on how he sets the points. Anybody can put points on any picture into a pentagon, heptagon or other polygon. It would have some credibility maybe in conjunction with (newly) found texts by Poussin. Without any of that this is pure fantasy. Watching animals in clouds. And, there aren't seven muses, there were nine. Might want to consult Hesiod, my friend.

John Heminges, Henry Condell, and Richard Burbage, three actors of The Lord Chamberlain's Men, a famous acting company that included William Shakespeare, were given money by William Shakespeare of Stratford in his Last Will and Testament in 1616. Two of these actors, John Heminges and Henry Condell, were responsible for having 36 of Shakespeare's plays published in the First Folio in 1623. Ben Jonson's eulogy in the First Folio clearly praises Shakespeare as a great writer. He states that "thy writings to be such, /As neither Man, nor Muse, can praise too much." Heminges and Condell also praise Shakespeare as a writer, stating that "he thought, he uttered with that easinesse, that wee have scarse received from him a blot in his papers. But it is not our province, who onely gather his works, and give them you, to praise him." These are "his works" and "his papers" that they are publishing. He is clearly presented as the writer of these works in the First Folio. The Last Will and Testament of William Shakespeare of Stratford clearly connects him with the 1623 First Folio through Heminges and Condell and it is clear that Shakespeare is presented as the author of the plays.

1:33 ‘Philosophy cannot be divorced from Divinity and neither of them should be separated from action’…….is there a clearer statement in existence of what should be? 1:59 ah yes - ‘the search for truth is the search for peace’.

John Heminges, Henry Condell, and Richard Burbage, three actors of The Lord Chamberlain's Men, a famous acting company that included William Shakespeare, were given money by William Shakespeare of Stratford in his Last Will and Testament in 1616. Two of these actors, John Heminges and Henry Condell, were responsible for having 36 of Shakespeare's plays published in the First Folio in 1623.

Fabulous presentation girls ! !...2023 is upon us, 400 years have elapsed, is there knowledge of when within the year, 1623,of the exact date the Great Works were released ?I'm sure Mrs Pots knew ! !

2023 has arrived ! !(and now to investigate when the Great Works "were released within this year...)

Thank you, in The Promus is a load of gold nuggets with a diamond hidden, Francis says," To win the game ; Tick, tack, begin the game with Irish." Well the first play though even written last is The Tempest, the first character to appear is Miranda, well in Irish Mir-Anfa, means " Portion of the Storm," and she witnesses a portion of the storm.<><><>

I really thought Shakespeare is Edward De Vere the 17th Earl of Oxford but after further study. I'm very convinced now that Bacon is Shakespeare.

1000th view:) that's cool cuz I'm a member of the society so big whoop.

great video, Bacon by far has the most proof of being Shakespeare, D'Vere as you say is a dversion, and dstraction.

(actual (dramatic) reading of New Atlantis starts at 7:20, before this is preamble re Bacon)

you idiots take the emerald tablet TOO literally. it's a discussion on the laws of space and earth are the same. unifying physics. it's all about physics, that's why it was translated by newton and turned into the MATHEMATICAL motion of law. Oh yeah but thanks, the key to mankinds salvation and the golden age is getting into space. Thanks.

Rosicrucianism is best described as a Hermetic cult, and Hermeticism is truthfully another name for Satanism as evidenced by the Hermetic Caduceus found in the lap of the Satanic Baphomet