Rennes-le-Château

Hi all.

Here is an image sent to me by Karl Hammer, author of Satan's song with the following explanation. ...






For the time being I have no idea what it may mean. Anyone got any ideas ? I can tell you that it is in reference to a remark by Karl in his book dealing with these three cities and to Joan of Arc and I believe this image was posted on a foreign (non English) message board by someone who picked up on the "hint" and is working on solving what else it may mean.

Best
Don Barone

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Thanks for using my picture, which is indeed based on Karl mentioning the three cities.

Next time, perhaps you could be so kind as to mention the source and we'll all get along fine.

Raven
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Sorry Raven but all the information I had was that Karl found it on a non-English message forum. Had I known your name I would have gladly posted it.

But to make amends allow me simply to say that Karl sent that image to me to re-start my own research which has been stalled lately. For him to have sent it to me means you are surely on the right track

Cheers
Don Barone

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No offense taken Don, I really appreciate your reply.

The fit of the Dalle de Coumesourde seems to be there. For me, the scale we are working on here is a pretty good indicator that the puzzle (if it exists at all) is more recent than the stone is perceived to be.

Good luck,
Raven

My wife Mary & I recently toured RLC and hiked the area. We watched Cameron's "Lost Tomb of Jesus" in March 2k7 with some interest, and upon our visit to RLC, predicted we might find evidence of the same unusual symbol over the door of the tomb in Cameron's program -- the chevron with a circle beneath. As we know this symbol does in fact occur at RLC, over the door to the church entrance, on the church altar, and is also embedded in the architecture of the courtyard -- the Calvary statue is on a circular base, and the arms of the chevron form boundaries to the courtyard. Expressing a symbol in architecture is an ancient method of communicating and is not simply a matter of aesthetics.

Do we dismiss this as mere coincidence? If this symbol represents a connection between RLC and the tomb in Jerusalem, what is the meaning of the connection?

Also, I cannot recommend enough La Maison de le Rivere as a b&b in Esperaza -- Jo and Roy Hayes operate a thoroughly wonderful establishment. 50 Euro/night for two people.

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