06 February, 02:04
Nana thx johnny1x
I have never seen this, I really appreciate you sending!
Most of the things I see on here I have already seen in a rabbit hole at some point.
I love love when I find thngs I have never seen!
http://www.gnosis.org/libr...
I have never seen this, I really appreciate you sending!
Most of the things I see on here I have already seen in a rabbit hole at some point.
I love love when I find thngs I have never seen!
http://www.gnosis.org/libr...
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Drops*Of *Jupiter
@JupitersMuse
06 February, 02:20
In response Angels Here -Z to her Publication
They were petrified and their remains are found all over the globe. The Great Awakening really does bring out the hidden truths. Imagine what we will learn after the Divine return....
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Jim Cue
@1QLight
06 February, 04:15
In response Drops*Of *Jupiter to her Publication
Makes ya wonder? Can't wait for TRUTH to be know in the land once again!
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The Wizard of Alderley Edge
BY IAN · PUBLISHED JULY 23, 2008 · UPDATED DECEMBER 18, 2018
Alderley Edge may have been a sacred site for many thousands of years; the area is steeped in folklore and legend. King Arthur and his men are said to sleep somewhere beneath the sandstone cliffs, and the area is associated with the wizard Merlin. There is a carving of a bearded face above a well next to which the words “Drink of this and take thy fill, For the water falls by the wizard’s will” are carved. The date of the carving is unknown.
BY IAN · PUBLISHED JULY 23, 2008 · UPDATED DECEMBER 18, 2018
Alderley Edge may have been a sacred site for many thousands of years; the area is steeped in folklore and legend. King Arthur and his men are said to sleep somewhere beneath the sandstone cliffs, and the area is associated with the wizard Merlin. There is a carving of a bearded face above a well next to which the words “Drink of this and take thy fill, For the water falls by the wizard’s will” are carved. The date of the carving is unknown.
04:50 PM - Feb 06, 2021
In response Jim Cue to his Publication
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