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Please find below the relevant maps drawn by Templar Mechanics showing the Temple Bruer Pentacle and the six pointed seal…..TB1, TB2, and TB3. Drawing the Temple Bruer Pentacle ….Ordnance Survey Explorer series map 272….SCALE 1:25000. Line 1. Line 2. Line 3. Line 4. This line narrowly misses Boothby Graffoe church, the line running just to the North of it, marked by the lane. Line 5. Westborough church (271) – Augustinian priory site of Nocton/Wasps nest (272). This is an interesting line. Passing through Temple hill near Stubton and narrowly missing the 3 churches at Wellingore. It also goes through the area near to the scene of the fatal train accident at Nocton a few years ago which happened exactly 1 year to the day after the Selby rail disaster. To draw the circles. Place the compass on the South end of the Temple Bruer church icon and extend it out until it touches the Welbourn church icon. Now draw the circle which should pass through the Brauncewell church and just miss the Navenby church and back round to the Welbourn church. To draw the second circle place the compass point in the middle of the reservoir/ water works that the first circle passed through at Navenby. Keeping the same diameter on the compass should mean your second circle passes through Temple Bruer church and touch all the arms of the pentacle apart from the North Harmston arm which it slices through. The break at the top of the circle is 9 degrees, a very important number in esoteric terms, giving 40 units… 40 x 9 = 360. It’s interesting to note the angle of the extended North arm is 40 degrees.....with a 9 degree break in the circle. What are the chances of all these alignments happening by accident? The Six pointed seal. With the compass point now back on the SOUTH end of the Temple Bruer church icon extend it out until the point goes through the Griffin farm cottages within the Temple Bruer village marked on the 272 map. Now draw in the circle of the seal, and then the alignments. Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 5 Line 6 Line 7 Line 8- Solstice line. If you stand at the church on the Winter solstice you will see the sun set in the middle of the straight lane/road going towards Griffin’s farm. This track if followed aligns back to Blankney and marks also the summer Solstice sunrise. If the line is continued s/w it aligns with Hough on the Hill church. Even more incredible is that this Summer/Winter Solstice line cuts right through the seal of Solomon created on the ground by the layout of the surrounding church geometry and the Bruer village itself (see TB1). Some of the 5 lanes emanating from the focal point of the geometry at Temple Bruer church also acknowledge several points of the seal…...see map TB 1. Enjoy the maps………I have all these lines and more drawn on a single OS 272 map, there are more alignments which I have omitted so as not to confuse the viewer…..the alignments above are there, and do relate to each other if drawn properly. Accurate drawing equipment is essential. OS Explorer 272 1:25000 is what the above is based on. TM. |
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