Peter Dawkins Part 2: 'The Light Twin' - The Westminster Abbey Shakespeare Memorial

[@TimothyJonSarris]

Extremely interesting lecture, revealing in it's truth. Thank you for posting this! Sir Mark is in the front row left side.

[@paddys57]

The dagger above the Crown is the sword of Damocles, said in French - Dame Aux Cles, the chatelaine of the Tower of London, Elizabeth 1.

[@paddys57]

Kaiser Rex, Piss Arrows, Cairo’s where the Pyramid Rose. CHIs are X, P’s a Rose, Cairo’s where the Pyramid Rose. Ta-ta-dum, ta-ta-dum, Ta-ta-ta-ta-Diddy-did-Dum. In 4/4 time. Everybody march! I used to march into school with marching music. It was great! Colonel Bogey and other marches on the loud spears. Let’s all march into the Rosicrucian school!

[@JAMAICADOCK]

Bacon, if he didn't write the plays, was certainly a source of inspiration and a means of research. Bacon may have gave Shakespeare access to his library. and elephantine knowledge of the law, the classics, Latin etc. Which might explain why Shakespeare has such a depth of knowledge despite not going to university or ever leaving the country. Shakespeare basically had access to the Google of his day, Bacon and his books Before Bacon, dramatists would not have had such access to knowledge only privy to the highest in the land. Bacon being a Rosicrusian wanted to share his knowledge generously with other learned men, regardless of rank or station, without jealousy. Which also became a tenet of Freemasonry, as the most enlightened of aristocrats, would rub shoulders with all social classes. Instead of looking down on players and playwrights as commoners, Bacon saw in them a means of communicating ideas. In much the same way as modern politicians look to co-opt movies, television, the internet etc. Bacon was really centuries before his time, probably the first politician in a modern sense.

[@supernova4life1]

was Bacon Shakespeare....as authors are known to have pen names.

[@paddys57]

TT 1787 STRONGS NT 1787: ἐντός ἐντός, adverb ((from ἐν, opposed to ἐκτός), within, inside: with the genitive ἐντός ὑμῶν, within you, i. e. in the midst of you, Luke 17:21 (ἐντός αὐτῶν, Xenophon, an. 1, 10, 3 (but see the passage); ἐντός τούτων, Hell. 2, 3, 19; others); others, within you (i. e. in your souls), a meaning which the use of the word permits (ἐντός μου, Psalm 38:4 (); Psalm 108:22 (), etc.; (Hippolytus, ref. haer. 5, 7, 8; Petrus Alexandrinus, epistle can. 5)), but not the context; τό ἐντός, the inside, Matthew 23:26.

[@paddys57]

Chi is X, P is Rho, Cairo’s where the pyramids go. It’s a schoolboy Rosicrucian joke. Pack Cicero, Pax Kick-a-Rho. I’ve got Latin today, I’d better Pack Cicero so I understand the Latin.

[@paddys57]

Droeshout anagram of Theodorus (L. God’s gift). Scheemaker anagram of Rake Scheme! THESE ARE JOKES!

[@canyoubeserious]

I just can’t. His halting , breathy, timidly slithering delivery is just unbearable; and, that’s saying a lot considering how interested I am in the topic.

[@Millenko]

it' message the that's important, not the messenger. canyoubeless judgemental :-]