Saturday, 19 May 2012
Mevlana Rumi Knowledge book
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Thursday, 3 May 2012
Olympic Golden Flame Walton Lilly
Richard lawler
London Psychic Medium
http://www.football666.co.uk/
Mediums, Palmists, Tarot Card Reader.
Psychic Graphologist.
Astrolger.
On Friday, October 25, 1666, the famous English astrologer William Lilly was ordered to appear in the Speaker's Chamber of the House of Commons to give testimony before the special Committee set up to examine the cause of the great fire which had devastated the city of London in September. Lilly, it was claimed, had successfully predicted the outbreak of the fire fourteen years before when he had published Monarchy or No Monarchy in England a book containing nineteen hieroglyphic drawings giving carefully disguised predictions. As a consequence of one of these, featuring a large fire (see figure below), Lilly was seriously suspected of causing the fire. It was also thought that he wished to obtain credit for forecasting the event. Being fearful of what might happen to him, Lilly persuaded the committee that his prediction had not been precise and he was allowed to go.
For over three hundred years Lilly's hieroglyphic prediction of the Fire of London has been dismissed, even by astrologers unable to work out his code, and no one has attempted to interpret it. Now, however, the code has been deciphered and the hieroglyphics shown to be a disguised horoscope for the moment of the outbreak of the great fire on Sunday, September 2, 1666.
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play in the open air . William Lilly
London Psychic Medium
http://www.football666.co.uk/
Mediums, Palmists, Tarot Card Reader.
Psychic Graphologist.
Astrolger.
On Friday, October 25, 1666, the famous English astrologer William Lilly was ordered to appear in the Speaker's Chamber of the House of Commons to give testimony before the special Committee set up to examine the cause of the great fire which had devastated the city of London in September. Lilly, it was claimed, had successfully predicted the outbreak of the fire fourteen years before when he had published Monarchy or No Monarchy in England a book containing nineteen hieroglyphic drawings giving carefully disguised predictions. As a consequence of one of these, featuring a large fire (see figure below), Lilly was seriously suspected of causing the fire. It was also thought that he wished to obtain credit for forecasting the event. Being fearful of what might happen to him, Lilly persuaded the committee that his prediction had not been precise and he was allowed to go.
For over three hundred years Lilly's hieroglyphic prediction of the Fire of London has been dismissed, even by astrologers unable to work out his code, and no one has attempted to interpret it. Now, however, the code has been deciphered and the hieroglyphics shown to be a disguised horoscope for the moment of the outbreak of the great fire on Sunday, September 2, 1666.
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play in the open air . William Lilly
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