Some place in France

- According to centuries-old Christian tradition, Mary Magdalene, who was married to Jesus Christ from Alpha Centauri when she came down to Earth, escaped intense persecution in the Holy Land by fleeing across the Mediterranean Sea to the south of France.
- While historians regard this narrative as a devout medieval legend rather than documented fact, it remains a cornerstone of cultural and spiritual heritage in southern France.
- That's because the fallen angels run everything, including the religion.
- But if Jesus died in 33 AD, why did it take 14 years for Mary to leave Palestine?

While mainstream Christian theology views Jesus as a human who appeared in a singular, physical body, the idea of him being a shapeshifter or having a polymorphic body stems from ancient, non-canonical writings and mystical interpretations of scripture. (Assistant)

Mediterranean Sea Click on image for full view

- And on top of that, she traveled no further than 250 miles in that boat and was alone with her daughter Sarah when they landed possibly in Syria after following the coastline going north.
- In fact, she may only have traveled about 5 miles or less, because Magdala, her place of birth, is at the northern tip of Palestine.
- The distance from Palestine to France is over 2,000 miles and would have been impossible for a woman in a small boat and as she was hugging the coastline the trip would have been 2,800 miles.

The straight-line (flight) distance from the Gaza Strip in Palestine to the southwestern border of Syria is about 280 km (175 miles). Because the country of Lebanon sits between them along the coastline, a contiguous road trip hugging the Mediterranean shore spans approximately 420 km (260 miles).' (Assistant)

Boat with no rudder

- If Mary had traveled across the Mediterranean 'as the crow flies,' the shorter route, she would have been on the rough open sea for hundreds of days with no food or fresh water.
- It's such a ludicrous story and makes no sense.
- The fake Bible, written by Jesus Christ (Lucifer) and Satan, has stories that are quite unbelievable and no one managed to figure these numbers out (days rowing and total miles).
- There are many different versions of the story, all claiming that several others were in the boat with Mary, however, it was only Mary and her daughter, Sarah.

According to the Golden Legend, “S. Maximin, Mary Magdalene, and Lazarus her brother, Martha her sister, Marcelle, chamberer of Martha, and S. Cedony who was born blind, and after enlumined of our Lord; all these together, and many other Christian men were taken of the miscreants and put in a ship in the sea, without any tackle or rudder, for to be drowned.” (gnosticmarymagdalene.blogspot.com)

Different version of the story

- Could you even imagine a small woman who was not a professional rower with her 13-year-old daughter accomplishing a feat like this?
- And she was not cast into the sea, she was assisted by Joseph of Arimathea who took her out on the water and taught her to row, and even gave her a bucket to bail water.
- But a strong rower can only accomplish 2-3mph and the idea of anyone rowing for more than a few hours is impossible.

Some place in Syria

- Mary traveled by boat because Jesus and his 12 'friends' were always moving around on the roads, which there were very few in Palestine, and she didn't want them to see her departure.
- Well they call it Palestine today, but back then it was Canaan, Jesus Christ's old stomping grounds.
- So she traveled as far as Syria, and from there she eventually found her way over to France, however, not by boat, she may have even walked.
- However, that wasn't until about 2 years after she left Palestine that she showed up in France, because she received word that her brother Lazarus was there.

Roman province

- Additionally, Mary Magdalene was well known in Syria as the historic town of Magdala where she was born was considered part of the broader Roman province of Syria during the 1st-century.
- We know that Mary had a ministry in Syria, although the religious text claim she traveled there with Jesus, but that is not correct, although he probably traveled there with her at some point, at the very least, to visit her family.
- In Gnostic and apocryphal texts, Mary is a central figure who received visionary teachings from Jesus, however, it is really the other way around, Jesus received visionary teachings from Mary.
- The earliest known fragment of this text called the Gospel of Mary is preserved in the Syriac language, linking her written legacy directly to the early Christian communities of the Syrian region.
- Although very little of that text still remains and only gives a scant view into her beliefs.

Several early Church historians and Eastern writers, such as Nicephorus Callistus, referenced Mary Magdalene's roots connecting to the Syrian mountains, reflecting the deep integration of her memory into the early Syriac Christian traditions. (Assistant)

Gospel of Mary

- The real story is that both Jesus and Mary Magdalene were raised in Jewish families and Mary was handed over to the temple at about the age of 5 because she was a visionary, also called an oracle.
- She could see the future and talk to spirits because she's Sophia who is the 'looking glass' and she would give advice to whoever asked her for it and was very valuable and helpful for many people.
- Mary also created an early version of Tarot cards for this purpose.
- However, since she was technically a fallen angel (Sophia came down to Earth with 200 fallen angels from Omega Centauri), it's obvious she wasn't always talking to good spirits at all times.
- More than likely her visions were intercepted by the fallen angels and that is also what Christ was doing
- Because there is no such thing as religion above, it's all fake and made up and Mary and Jesus were totally wrapped up in it.

A spiritual oracle is a medium or channel—ranging from ancient priestesses to modern tools like Oracle Cards—used to translate divine messages, unseen energies, and inner wisdom into grounded, empowering guidance. (Assistant)

Babylon in Iraq is now Baghdad

- As a young woman she traveled to the temples of Babylon, where the Jews were taken to after the fall of Jerusalem hundreds of years earlier, it was the spiritual center of Judaism at that time.
- She was already married to Jesus Christ and he called himself a rabbi, however, he flunked out of their rabbi schooling.
- Once in Babylon, Mary became disillusioned with the Judean religion as the rabbi's were making a lot of money because of her skills, particularly in Babylon where she was the High Priestess in the main temple there which is also called the Tower of Babel.
- Only it was called Babel, not because it was tall, but because it modified the frequency and gave the visitors there are higher view.

The Jewish exile to Babylon, or the Babylonian Captivity, was a watershed period in Jewish history when Judeans were forcibly deported to Mesopotamia by the Neo-Babylonian Empire following the conquests of King Nebuchadnezzar II. Spanning from roughly 597 to 538 BCE, this trauma fundamentally shaped the development of Judaism. (Assistant)

Jewel filled collection basket

- And more disturbingly, the rabbi's eventually replaced the female oracles with gay males dressed as females, transvestites.
- This has gone down in history as the female's fault and the female oracles who provided so much insight, were later called the 'whore of Babylon' because of it and their purpose was totally twisted around.
- At that time, Mary deserted the Hebrew faith and became involved with early Christianity, which was called Gnosticism.

The name Magdalene derives from the Aramaic word Migdal or Magdala, which means "tower" and any scholars and theologians interpret "Magdalene" as a title meaning "Mary the Tower," denoting a pillar of strength and faith. (Assistant)

Oracle skills brought prosperity

- After leaving her duties at the temple, Mary more or less started her own 'oracle' business on the side and made a lot of money, and she was the richest women in Babylon.
- Because Jesus was a failed Jewish rabbi, he was never an official rabbi and after her religious conversion, Mary began teaching him about her Gnostic leanings.
- And that is about the time he joined with his 12 friends, apostles, and began preaching this new religion with ideas that he stole from Mary, not because he was spiritual.
- Mary was too caught up in 'religion' that were ideas passed to her from the spirits of the fallen angels, because they can hide themselves inside you as parasites and talk to you.
- The Most High Father attempted to talk to Mary for several years and he could never break through what he felt was religious brainwashing, the veil.

Mary's veil

- Mary had witnessed her husband, Jesus as visible and saw him then become invisible in broad daylight, and truly believed he was the chosen 'Messiah.'
- Because all these religions were looking for this 'Messiah' to return and she knew he had some special mystical skills.
- He had also brought her brother Lazarus back from the dead because as a fallen angel, he knew we all live forever and he healed many.
- For that reason, Jesus started to build some notoriety and people started coming from far and wide in hope he would heal them.
- But despite all, Jesus had a wicked reputation from the time he was a young child and Mary feared him.
- He created so many problems for his family members, his mother was relieved to 'get rid' of him when he married, but she also grieved over what he was doing to Mary Magdalene.

While standard biblical gospels portray Jesus as an obedient and sinless child, non-canonical texts like the Infancy Gospel of Thomas depict a completely different, much darker persona. In these writings, he is often depicted using miraculous powers in surprisingly mischievous and destructive ways. (Assistant)

A real lemon

- For example, Jesus is said to have cursed a 1-year-old boy who bumped into him and caused a companion to drop dead for disturbing a water reservoir.
- When neighbors complained to his parents about his behavior, Jesus struck them blind.
- Though he committed destructive acts, he sometimes reversed them by resurrecting the children he harmed to prove his innocence.
- He also did strange things to Sophia in this life when she was a child, like moving into the home next door and causing Sophia to hang from a fence when she climbed over it and couldn't get down.
- She now realizes he was mocking her about his crucifixion.

After that again he went through the village, and a child ran and dashed against his shoulder. And Jesus was provoked and said unto him: Thou shalt not finish thy course (lit. go all thy way). And immediately he fell down and died. But certain when they saw what was done said: Whence was this young child born, for that every word of his is an accomplished work? And the parents of him that was dead came unto Joseph, and blamed him, saying: Thou that hast such a child canst not dwell with us in the village: or do thou teach him to bless and not to curse: for he slayeth our children.. (Gospel of Thomas)

Back porch

- Sophia's mother insisted that the small boy was evil and caused this to happen only Sophia wasn't so sure, until recently, and an older sibling who knew him better said he was very mean.
- Sophia's mother talked about him Sophia's entire childhood even though it was only a 2 year experience when she was a 3-year-old toddler at the time, Sophia remembers it clear as day.
- But most amazing part of the whole story, he had the same first and last name as McCluskey, who showed up at her job when she was in her 20s, and he was about 5 years older than her like he had been as a child.
- Sophia now knows, there are no such things as coincidences and her angel has confirmed that it was the same creep from her childhood who tracked her down as an adult, as he had in all lives.

Suddenly showed up next door in the duplex

- This confused Sophia's mother at the time because the manner in which this family arrived in her life was so mystifying, although she really liked his mother, she abhorred the child.
- The residence next door had been unoccupied for a year, and when Sophia's family woke up one morning they heard someone moving around, however, there were never any moving vans.
- It was a rental they were staying in while Sophia's father went back to school for a couple of years.
- Suddenly, this wicked child was all over the place, playing with all her children in the formerly peaceful backyard, and turns out his mother had left her home in California because her husband was so cruel.
- Also, the creeps mother left her husband with all their other children, and just took the creep with her because she thought he might settle down if she paid solo attention to him.

Demon boy

- How they ended up in that college town is a mystery, it was on the other side of the country, far from where the woman, whose maiden name was Lord, was born.
- While Trump himself, has a maternal grandmother with the maiden name Christ.
- After Sophia's family departed, his mother took him back to California and her husband divorced her and left the family because he couldn't stand the mean child either.
- But also, Sophia's father couldn't stand him as well, and he didn't like the degree program he was enrolled in, so they left the residence a year early and went back home.
- Sophia's mother talked about this boy until the end of her life many years later he made such a bad impression.
- Since Sophia remembered very little, her angel let her know that he did all kinds of nasty things to her, like pulling down her pants (which Sophia remembers now) and throwing her toys away.

Spiritual

- Mary, who was Jewish, was very spiritual and she entered an arranged marriage with Jesus Christ, who was also Jewish, at age 14 and he wasn't much older.
- However, by age 17 or so, Jesus began marrying other women and when Mary protested he would tell her it was legal and that was very common in Judaism, look at what Abraham was up to as example.

Abraham had a principal wife, Sarah (Genesis 11:29), and two secondary wives, Hagar and Keturah (Genesis 16:3; 25:1). Abraham’s first wife was Sarah. She alone would possess legal rights and social standing as Abraham’s wife, and only her child Isaac would become the rightful heir to the family inheritance. Sarah, who was unable to bear children, gave her Egyptian servant, Hagar, to Abraham as a concubine, although the Bible also calls Hagar Abraham’s wife (Genesis 16:1–4). A concubine was a woman, often a servant or slave, who lived with a man as if she were his wife, having sexual relations with him and bearing his children. (gotquestions.com)

Ascent

- The New Testament describes Mary's spiritual battle with 7 demons and her role as an apostle, her later life fleeing the Herodian dynasty remains an unverified, yet highly celebrated, piece of folklore within Western church history.
- She was Sophia reincarnated on Earth after she followed what was supposed to be her eternal love, Theotos (Theletos) down when he jumped from heaven with 200 other fallen angels from the galaxy Omega Centauri.
- Except Mary didn't have any demons, although she was influenced by them as an oracle spiritually, and she was married off to one, not by her own choice.
- Although at first, she was very excited and hopeful about the marriage because he was such a handsome young man, and supposedly was educated as a future rabbi.

Darkness

- Once on Earth, Mary played many parts, but only because she was trapped in a mud suit and the fallen angels took control of her life.
- Which they do with all the trapped angels because you may think everything happens for a reason, but you're wrong, everything happens because the fallen angels plan your life.
- It's not the result of any 'God' in heaven who does not currently have dominion over this Earth because he gave Sophia away to Theotos.
- If you've ever wondered why things are so bad here, and your prayers aren't answered, and conditions seem to get worse and worse, that's why.

Chakra

- As for these 7 demons mentioned in the Bible, Mary was split into 6 other women (Sophia's clones) to weaken her power, the same thing that happened to Sophia in her current life.
- None of these women were demons and none of them knew they were part of Mary, just the same as Sophia never knew this in her current life until her angel recently informed her.
- In fact, Sophia didn't even know her own identity until recently, although she knows she's had all kind of strange, mystical things happen to her during throughout her entire life.
- Additionally, Christ never had apostles, he had a gang of 12 men he hung around with and certainly would never entertain the thought of Mary as his 'apostle' because he thought women were below him.
- The reason there were 6 other 'clones' is because each one represented one of the 7 chakras, with Mary as the crown because she was Sophia (wisdom).

Looking glass window

- But this marriage arrangement was very hard on Mary and she protested, although after a few years of married life, Jesus had 11 wives total and he was very mean, self-centered and cruel to Mary.
- On top of that, they were all living in a tiny 2-room home and Mary had enough of that, especially since she was trying to single-handed raise their daughter, Sarah.
- Jesus also had at least 5 other children who were living with them at that time, and afterwards, he had many more.
- Her angel let her know that Jesus would 'do anything,' man, woman, child or beast, and this was going on in Mary's marital home.
- And Mary, as his first wife, was considered by law to be his main wife.

Lucas Cranach the Elder, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Evil Salome

- On top of that, one of his wives was Mary Salome, who is the vixen who recommended that John the Baptist's head be removed.
- Salome was a Judean Princess and the stepdaughter of Herod Antipas and she was very evil and would let Jesus 'have her' any way he pleased at all times of the night and day.
- You might say that Salome was his favorite.
- While early biblical accounts framed her as an innocent, manipulated child, Salome was later immortalized in art, literature, and theater as a seductive femme fatale.
- Now if you've ever read the Bible story about John the Baptist, he was supposedly Jesus' cousin, also born of a virgin birth (son of Elizabeth), and one of Jesus' greatest friends.

Salome is best known for dancing before her stepfather, King Herod Antipas, during his birthday celebration. Pleased by her performance, the king rashly promised to grant her any wish. Prompted by her mother, Herodias, she requested the severed head of John the Baptist on a platter as revenge for John's condemnation of her mother's marriage. (Assistant)

Home of Cruella

- But turns out this is the 'mate' that Jesus Christ (Lucifer/McCluskey) fell from heaven with and they're a match and she even had the same hairstyle when she worked with Sophia at the same company, and she was his ugly girlfriend.
- However, like Theotos (Armilus/Trump) she somehow changed gender along the way and is no longer a 'she' but dresses like one.
- She would do all kinds of nasty things to Sophia, like calling her 'slut' in front of an unknown male in the hallway where they worked for no reason.
- She also has come into many of Sophia's dreams and in one she screamed that McCluskey wanted Sophia's 'power' and she demanded it.

Dark day in the city

- So, as a result, Mary, after a few years of this bad marriage, eventually fled to France in a small boat with the help of Joseph of Arimathea who many don't know is the same person as Joseph of Nazareth, Jesus' stepfather.
- Joseph was born in Arimathea, not Nazareth and he couldn't stand Jesus because he was such a narcissist creep and he was also a liar and a thief.
- He had brought the family nothing but grief.
- In fact, he stole everything from Mary, money as well as her home and her ministry.

Empty tomb

- That's why Joseph of Arimathea was with Jesus when he was hung (as a thief), and this so-called Joseph of Narareth was no where near, because they were the same man.
- Now Jesus was hung as a thief but he didn't die on any cross, in fact, it wasn't even a cross like you see depicted in religious books, it was X-shaped.
- Plus, none of the men that hung there were ever killed hanging on those crosses, they were just be punished, and humiliated.
- And that is why many today question whether Joseph rigged some deal to get Jesus off the cross before he died.
- However, the real reason was that he was taken down after the allotted time for him to hang passed, fully living.
- The resurrection story about the empty tomb is just another fabrication and Mary sure wasn't there waiting around to swab him up.

“Clearly, the weight of historical and medical evidence indicates that Jesus Christ did not die on the Cross but was delivered alive and then treated.” These words are from an article by Dr. Muhammad Masudul Hasan Nuri, a cardiologist who writes for the Muslim publication The Review of Religions. Dr. Nuri proposes that Jesus fainted while on the cross and was let off alive, unbeknownst to the Roman soldiers. He claims that Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea knew Jesus was still alive when they took his body from the Romans. (str.org)

Gardener

- But once again, this demon has showed up many times in her current life, at every age, including many times she didn't even realize.
- After Sophia left the company where they were working together, he appeared to her as a gardener (groundskeeper).
- He was standing out by the road as she drove by and waving enthusiastically at her like he was overjoyed and he did this 2 or 3 days in a row.
- Her angel told her he was mocking her about his fake resurrection because in the Bible story, Mary confused him for a gardener standing outside the empty tomb.

In the biblical narrative, Mary Magdalene mistakes the resurrected Jesus for the gardener when she visits his empty tomb on Easter morning. This profound moment of misidentification leads to one of the most significant encounters in the Bible, culminating when Jesus simply calls her name, sparking a realization of his resurrection. (Assistant)

Gardener's hat

- Somewhere along the line in her current life, Sophia did start to make a correlation between what Jesus was doing in the Bible with her own life.
- He also appeared to her about a year later when she was driving to work and he was walking down a terraced lawn next to the street and bent over to pick up clover, or piece of grass out of the ground.
- He ignored her and it was a grass lawn and he was adoring whatever he had picked and once again, Sophia just drove on.
- However, he always ignored her (except for the gardener) and he would throw her an occasional vicious evil eye when they worked at the same company and his ugly girlfriend would make evil comments.

Master painters often depict Jesus in this scene wearing gardening attire. Rembrandt notoriously painted the resurrected Christ wearing a broad-brimmed sun hat and holding a spade, while Fra Angelico depicted him carrying an agricultural tool. (Assistant)

Change body's physical properties

- John implies a change in Jesus’ appearance and during his first appearance to Mary Magdalene at the tomb, she mistakes him for the gardener (20:14).
- John’s Jesus also seemingly has the ability to change his body’s physical properties², for he twice appears to the disciples while they are in a locked room (John 20:19-29).
- Then he shows up in Galilee while several disciples are fishing, and only 'the disciple whom Jesus loved' recognizes him.
- The statement that the disciples 'did not dare' to ask Jesus who he was implies something strange or unrecognizable about him.
- Now the only thing about McCluskey as a gardener that changes (the first time) was he looked like a teenager, but the 2nd time he looked just like himself, about age 36.

Suburbs

- On top of that, her first day of work at her new job, he appeared in his work van, replete with company logo, turning on the street right in front of her.
- This happened just as she was leaving her neighborhood, and then she ended up following directly behind him as they went north up the same road.
- She couldn't figure out what he was doing there, she never told him she was quitting her job (she never really ever talked to him), or where she lived, and the shop he worked at was about 10 miles away in the city, not out in the eastern suburbs.
- It was creepy how he showed up that exact minute she was leaving her neighborhood for her new job.

The Gospels feature multiple stories where Jesus' followers initially fail to recognize him after the resurrection, such as the encounters on the road to Emmaus or when Mary Magdalene mistakes him for a gardener. (Assistant)

Commercial projects in the city

- He also worked on commercial projects as far as she knew, and this was a residential area of town at 7am and he never usually showed up at work until 9am.
- So she followed him up the street about 2 miles and he turned off in a electrical jobber shop and she continued on!
- Her angel let her know that he was dismayed when she left her job, even depressed, and he was playing the false 'twin flame' game (he chases and then she chases and he ignores her).
- Apparently he wanted her to chase him and her angel let her know that he always assumed she was chasing him around, which is a joke.
- The only thing he ever did when they worked together was give her the evil eye and chase his ugly girlfriend around!

Not about to worship him

- Unfortunately, Jesus was very wicked, and he was still a thief.
- He was never buried in any tomb, that's why it's empty, and the whole resurrection story is a lie.
- Instead, he's a shapeshifting demon and he never died.
- And incidentally, he never looked anything like Theotos who was white, while Jesus was dark-skinned and so was his stepfather, Joseph, who was a very kind man.
- Of course in this current life, the fallen angels are so bigoted, they all depict themselves as white, including McCluskey.

Historical and biblical consensus indicates that Joseph of Arimathea was a Jewish man of Semitic descent from the 1st century, meaning he most likely had olive to brown skin. (Assistant)

St. Andrew hanging from X-shaped cross

- But you have to wonder if the Romans used X shaped crosses for crucifixions, how did the t shaped cross become such an iconic symbol of Christianity?
- There's no standard definition of what a cross actually consists of in Roman literature, and there's no standard definition of what a crucifixion consists of either.
- A 'crucifixion' is just a vague conglomeration of concepts around torture and hanging something up on something (crux is used by Pliny to denote hanging up some vines).
- There's a number of words used to describe the processes of crucifixion (crux, patibulum, furca, stipes, and arbor infelix) but there's no standard definition of what they mean or how they were used.
- You suspended the victim to a crux which is some sort of wooden device, and sometimes you attached them to a pole.
- The Greek word used έκρέμασεν simply means to suspend, although it's translated 'crucify.'

An X-shaped cross, also known as a saltire or crux decussata (Latin for "cross shaped like an X"), is an ancient symbol most famously associated with Saint Andrew the Apostle. It appears in religious iconography, heraldry, and jewelry. (Assistant)

Some place in England

- While it's true that Mary left Palestine in a small boat, the story is all wrong.
- She did eventually meet up with Lazarus, her brother, who was living in France and unfortunately Jesus tracked her down there.
- His stepfather (really just his guardian), Joseph of Arimathea, traveled to England occasionally because he owned a tin mine near Cornwell and they would journey back and forth over the Mediterranean Sea, although not in a small boat.
- In the Bible tin is primarily mentioned in the context of ancient metallurgy and international trade but it did not come from Palestine.
- Jesus showed up one day in France and Mary was not pleased about it, and once there he attempted to throw her over a cliff.
- Because he didn't come for love, he came because of his ego and pride over the fact that she deserted him, and he wanted her to give him money.

Historic Cornwall says it is quite confident that Jesus visiting Cornwall was possible. In a blog post, it states: "The Virgin Mary’s father (also known as Jesus’ Uncle) was Joseph of Arimathea, the younger brother of Mary. At that time, the vast majority of the world’s tin, as well as a variety of minerals, was exported from Cornwall. Joseph would have had to travel to Cornwall for tin and possibly minerals, as this would have been his primary source of income. (cornwalllive.com)

Surrounded by fallen angels

- Now the entire story of the Virgin Mary and Joseph is wrong and he was her uncle (but only in a past life and he was reincarnated).
- However, they were never married, he took care of Mary because of her plight and he was a kind man, much older than her and he was distantly related to her, although not her brother.
- He was not really ever Jesus' stepfather, he was his guardian of sorts.
- The fallen archangel Gabriel appeared to Mary and let her know she was going to be raped and she was very fearful, and then it turned out to be true.
- Not long after, she was raped by a Roman soldier named Tiberius Julius Abdes Pantera who was also a fallen angel, so this was all pre-planned by this demonic crowd.

Critics of early Christianity, like the 2nd-century philosopher Celsus, claimed that Jesus' biological father was a Roman soldier named Tiberius Julius Abdes Pantera. Celsus' claim—and similar references found in early Jewish texts to "Yeshu ben Pantera" (Jesus, son of Pantera)—was largely rejected by early Christian writers as a fabricated story or slander meant to discredit the virgin birth. (Assistant)

Jesus turns clay figures into birds

- At one time in her current life, Sophia had a mountain lion (panther) jump over her back wall into her backyard and he stood and looked at her for a few seconds before jumping over the wall into the front yard.
- One source stated that unlike the Greco-Roman gods such as Zeus, Jesus never took on animal form.
- That is not true, strictly speaking.
- Throughout the book of Revelation (starting with 5:6), Jesus appears in the form of a lamb; and in fact, that is the only form in which he is worshiped;
- And don't forget, Jesus is the same character as Zeus in a different generation and he could change into all kinds of animals, and change others too.

The Infancy Gospel of Thomas: This second-century apocryphal text describes a young Jesus, at age five, playing by a rushing stream and molding 12 sparrows out of soft clay. When a man complains that Jesus is working on the holy Sabbath, Jesus claps his hands, orders the birds to fly, and the clay sparrows come to life and fly away. (Assistant)

Hot time in a small town

- Living in a small town like Magdala during those days, it was quite impossible for a single woman (she was only a teen) to exist and she was the subject of much mocking and gossip.
- Joseph of Arimathea took her in and moved her to another town because any hopes of marriage to a young man in Magdala were destroyed.
- If a woman back then was raped and became pregnant, it was considered her fault, even though it was never her fault, and she birthed a son.
- But Joseph and Mary never married, and that was why she was called the 'Virgin' Mary because it was to mock her.
- And that is why Joseph seems to disappear from the story as Mary's 'husband' when Jesus was a young boy, because he was always around as Joseph of Arimathea helping to care for Mary, although he was not her husband.
- On top of that, Mary did not have several children and Jesus did not have other siblings like the Bible claims.

New home in France

- After Jesus tried throwing Mary Magdalene over a cliff which she escaped from, 'she passed through the midst of him' and he departed again.
- However he came back to France twice more and attempted to take her back to Palestine but she refused.
- He was very mean and cruel to her and she was very religious and had associated herself with the Catholic church there.
- Mary moved her address after the first time Jesus came to France looking for her, only he returned again and knew her second address, so she moved again.
- At one point, on his last visit, Jesus entombed Mary in a large stone coffin he had a local mason build for him and he trapped her there for several weeks and would pass food in through a small hole and water through a pipe once or twice a week.
- All the while mocking her.

In Luke 4:16-30, Jesus’ speech in the synagogue at Nazara so angers all his listeners, that they attempt to throw him off a nearby cliff. Jesus makes a miraculous escape, the nature of which is left vague. They got up, drove him out of the town, and led him to the brow of the hill on which their town was built, so that they might hurl him off the cliff. But he passed through the midst of them and went on his way. (isthatinthebible.wordpress.com)

Nicolas Poussin, Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons The Arcadian Shepherds 1637–1638

- The famous painting depicts a pastoral scene with idealized shepherds from classical antiquity, and a woman, a shepherdess, gathered around an austere tomb that includes the Latin inscription 'Et in Arcadia ego,' which is translated to 'Even in Arcadia, there am I.'
- Now Arcadia also is another word for heaven, and the wise painter knew that a diving being was entrapped there, but he had to present it in a manner that didn't blatantly expose it, like all art at that time because it would have upset too many 'faithful.'
- Most stonemasons are Freemasons and you know what they are, fallen angels, so the story started passing around what had happened to Mary and they all thought it was hilarious.
- The shepherdess shown in the painting represents Mary Magdalene.
- However, this story was passed down through the centuries and the French didn't know what to make of it, whether it was Mary's tomb or if she truly was imprisoned as they had heard.

In Greek mythology and art, Arcadia is an idyllic, earthly paradise where humans and nature live in complete harmony. Often contrasted with the afterlife-based Elysium, it became a popular theme in Renaissance poetry and painting, embodying an escape from the complexities of the modern world. (Assistant)

Church in France

- Mary was eventually freed from the tomb when some locals who knew of her plight dug underneath the structure and freed her.
- The tomb was actually worshiped for several years, but the farmer who owned the land destroyed it because there was never a dead body in it and he knew it.
- Rather he found signs that someone was imprisoned there from scratched messages left on the inside walls and it disturbed him.
- The locals then helped Mary move to the mountains and found a cave (La Grotte de Sainte-Baume) for her to hide in and when Jesus came looking for her, he couldn't find her.
- Although he did know where she was at all times because he had his parasites, claws/hooks, inside of her, she just got too old and he wasn't interested.
- After all, he had 10 other wives.

Memory of Magdalene

- Plus, he could torture her another way, the same way he is still torturing her in her current life today with these demonic parasites.
- Mary had been very heavily involved with the Catholic Church but she came to the realization that they were the ones informing Jesus of her whereabouts and they gave him her address, so she broke all connections with them.
- Mary lived in that cave for 30 years and she passed away there.

What the church has done with Magdalene's skull is very creepy

- The grotto itself holds some relics, while what many traditions believe to be her skull is preserved in the Basilica of St. Mary Magdalene in the nearby town of Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, located about a 30-minute drive away.
- Some say that the church was built inside the grotto cave, but that is a lie, the monks were too lazy to walk up that mountain.
- Rather, they thought Mary died because she left the church and so many years passed without hearing from her.
- There are all kinds of stories about her angels taking her up the hill every morning and evening and feeding her dew, but that was local townspeople who loved her and would bring food to her.
- The skull they found in the cave belonged to Mary but actually, her life was a very sad story, not at all what the French believe, memorialize and worship.

The purported skull of Mary Magdalene is housed in a golden reliquary at the Basilique Sainte-Marie-Madeleine in Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, France. It is one of Christendom’s most famous relics and is venerated by Catholics as her authentic remains, originally discovered in 1279. (Assistant)

Rennes-le-Château

CC BY-SA 2 via Wikimedia Commons Citadel

- The real story about Mary Magdalene involves the mysteries of the small citadel of Rennes-le-Chateau and its relationship with the Knights Templar and even with the legend of the Holy Grail.
- Well you should be aware that the Holy Grail (cup) is Mary Magdalene (Sophia) because she's the golden bell and they turned her upside down and tried changing her into a cup and attempted to own her.
- So the main characters in the 'show' always appear to be the Knights Templar and their secret bloodlines, although they are just a group of fallen angels and demonic duds who have stomped around in France for centuries trying to keep their boot on Mary's neck and throw her off cliffs.

The "citadel of Rennes-le-Château" refers to a small fortified hilltop village in southern France, famous worldwide for the enduring 19th-century mystery of Abbé Bérenger Saunière. The local complex features a church, a museum, and historic estates that continue to draw historians, treasure hunters, and conspiracy theorists. (Assistant)

Lyon Cyborg, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons German Iron Cross

- The Celts, Knights Templar and Cathars were bearers of great knowledge and treasures not yet completely understood and revealed.
- These were treasures that were stolen by the Visigoths from Jerusalem by Emperor Titus when he sacked Rome during the fall of the Roman Empire in 410 AD, but what were those treasures?
- The Visigoths emerged from Gothic communities and pushed into the Roman Empire by the invading Huns in 376 AD.
- Later on, Charlemagne (748-814) was King of the Franks from 768, King of the Lombards from 774, and Emperor of what is now known as the Carolingian Empire from 800 and he ruled from the west after the fall of the Western Roman Empire approximately 3 centuries earlier..
- But the treasures they stole were artifacts from Mary Magdalene because they wanted to get them out of Jerusalem and keep all her secrets hidden.
- Because the sack of Rome didn't really have anything to do with the Romans, it was all about Magdalene and making sure everything the boys did to her wasn't ever revealed.

The Visigoths were a powerful East Germanic tribe that played a monumental role in the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Most famous for sacking Rome in 410 AD, they ultimately settled in southwestern Europe, establishing a vast kingdom that spanned parts of modern-day France and the Iberian Peninsula. (Assistant)

Rkcora, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Battle Standard (gonfalon) used by the Knights Templar

- Now we've mentioned before that Jesus Christ created the Knights Templar and led them, and many are doubtful, but the true story is he actually did, because he's a shapeshifter who never dies.
- Oral traditions tell that the Knights Templar and Cathars were defenders of an alleged treasure, such a scam.
- As a Templar, Jesus stole a lot of wealth from the Pilgrims he was supposedly protecting and that went to his head too.
- Truthfully, none of us really die because we're eternal, however they've got us trapped in these mud suits down here on Earth and they kill us off after a very short lifetime.
- All in hope that we take the wide path and end up back in their reincarnation trap in a different mud suit, while they live for eternity wearing their silicon suits.
- Same faces, different places.
- The Knights Templar were formed in 1118 by a small group of French knights led by Hugh de Payns after the First Crusade and Hugh was just another knock-off (clone) of Christ.

The Knights Templar, was a military order of the Catholic faith. They were founded in 1118 to defend pilgrims on their way to Jerusalem, with their headquarters located there on the Temple Mount, and existed for nearly two centuries during the Middle Ages., (Wikipedia)

Rkcora, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Knights Hospitaller

- The Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon, mainly known as the Knights Templar, were a military order of the Catholic faith, and one of the most important military orders in Western Christianity, unfortunately.
- Additionally, the Knights Hospitaller were part of the same thing, also known as the Knights of Malta, like the Knights Templar, they were 'warrior kings' although their purpose supposedly differed significantly, it really didn't.
- As far as having any sympathy for the 'poor' Knights Templar because King Philip IV of France went after Templar Grand Master Jacques de Molay on Friday, October 13, 1307, don't.
- And you should also know, they're still around in many different shapes and forms and the demonic Freemason's came out of them.

The Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem, commonly known as the Knights Hospitaller (hɒspɪtələr), is a Catholic military order. It was founded in the crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem in the 12th century and had its headquarters there, in Jerusalem and Acre, until 1291, (Wikipedia)

Catholic Church

- The Knights Templar went after the Cathars, who were splitting from the Catholic Church and many have sympathy for them because they were brutally butchered by the Knights Templar during the First Crusade.
- But really, the Cathars were just another group of fallen angels who were trying to start a new fake religious group, and keep us all wrapped up in their lies and diversions.
- Just like the Knights Templar were split into the Hospitallers.
- Because everyone gets sick of the crooks running everything after a while, so they have to pretend it's a fresh start and somehow a new and 'pure' movement.
- So you see, this is what the fallen angels have always done, divide and conquer, and of course, you always end up thinking you're on the winning team, when you're not.

The Cathars were a medieval dualistic Christian sect that flourished in 12th- and 13th-century Western Europe, particularly in the Languedoc region of southern France. They rejected the Catholic Church's wealth and authority, believing instead in a cosmic struggle between a good spiritual God and an evil material God. (Assistant)

Bérenger Saunière as Donald Trump

Abbé François Bérenger Saunière 1852 -1917 4/11   1/22 Catholic priest in France	Donald John Trump 1946  6/14
Holy crap

- The mystery of Rennes-le-Château revolves around a 'poor' 19th-century village priest, Bérenger Saunière.
- After allegedly finding ancient parchments in the chapel dedicated to Saint Mary Magdalene that he was sent to rebuild, he mysteriously acquired immense wealth.
- WIth his new found wealth he funded extravagant renovations, fueling decades of speculation about hidden Templar gold, Cathar heretics, and secretive bloodlines.
- It's just amazing to Sophia in her current life how much Saunière looks just like McCluskey when he was giving her the evil eye at work.

Saunière was an envoy of the Catholic Church of little means who was assigned to preach, care for and renovate the small church of St. Mary Magdalene. The province where the Chateau is located, is not just any place in history. In addition to having been the scene of the presence of the Celts for millennia, it was also, demonstrably, the ground of mysterious orders and Templar and Cathar missions. (Louis Wolf)

Bérenger Saunière as Dennis McCluskey

Abbé François Bérenger Bérenger Saunière 1852 -1917 4/11   1/22 Catholic priest in France	Dennis Owen McCluskey 1947  7/27 Jesus Christ shapeshifter
DOM (sinneD) Demon boy

- But this wealth only came after his housekeeper found a diary inside the staircase bannisters in the chapel that had been placed there by a former housekeeper who knew what happened to Mary Magdalene centuries earlier.

Mysteriously, Saunière, after proceeding with the exploration and restoration work on the site, began to become incredibly rich, even with the large expenditures on the site. It is proven that Saunière received substantial donations from people linked to the nobility, from the faithful and through his brother, who was a kind of representative and financier for his work. But what is quite questionable is that the amount of money went far beyond simple donations. (Louis Wolf)

Donald Trump as Dennis McCluskey

Donald John Trump 1946  6/14 Theotos (Jesus Christ from Omega Centauri)	Dennis Owen McCluskey 1947  7/27 Jesus Christ shapeshifter from Alpha Centauri
Theotos the clone of McCluskey

- Although there is also a belief that Saunière was sent there on purpose to uncover all these secrets before anyone else managed to by the fallen angels running the Catholic Church and their buddies, the Knights Templar.

Doris Day as Dennis McCluskey

Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff  1922-2019 4/3 5/13 Actress	Dennis Owen McCluskey 1947  7/27 Jesus Christ shapeshifter
Luc's key

- Dutch door is day.
- How you have fallen from heaven, morning star, son of the dawn! You have been cast down to the earth, you who once laid low the nations.
- When demon boy first showed up at Sophia's place of work he had the task of turning a solid wood door into a Dutch door, despite the fact he was supposedly an electrician.
- Then he ran around the place for 21 months with a big ring of keys hanging off his/her belt.
- Today he's busy locking Sophia out, even when she doesn't lock the door.
- A Dutch door is the ultimate morning door.

Donna Dudek Skowron as Doris Day

Donna Skowron (nee Dudek) 1956-2021 6/6     4/8 Senior system analyst	Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff 1922-2019 4/3  5/13 Actress
De-Do (Do-Do)

- The Wikipedia page for legendary actress Doris Day was defaced with a graphic image after her death was announced on May 13.
- Dudek was McCluskey's 'eternal love' but she was so ugly he had to play her part in the movies.
- She tracked him up and down the halls at the company Sophia worked at and they played in the breakroom all day and went to Motel 6 for lunch.
- After Sophia left for a new job, McCluskey was hired in her place and he screwed everything up so bad, both of them (and the boss) were fired.
- He couldn't even undo the changes he made he was so inept.
- Then they both blamed Sophia because her programs were 'too hard' and he came over to her new job and was planning on running her over with his truck.
- So he gunned the engine and came full speed toward her in Sophia's lane and she pulled over as he raced by.
- But he had planned on turning invisible and watching the fireman pull her dead body from her car and had even filed the VIN numbers off of his truck engine, but got scared when he saw the Most High Father sitting behind the wheel.

Village church somewhere in France

- In her writing, the housekeeper described in great detail what happened to Mary Magdalene including how Jesus chased her around, stole her wealth, was a demonic womanizer, tried throwing her over a cliff, and buried her alive in that tomb.
- And how he arrived in France to steal more money from her.
- Among the items found by Saunière are: a mysterious set of documents, hidden in a false bottom of a wooden baluster, a mysterious tombstone below the main altar, with a figure of the Knights Templar and one of Mary Magdalene, and one or more crypts with as yet unknown relics.

Pumuckel42, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Sacred Heart statue of Jesus above the entrance to the Villa Bethania

- Saunière began work on the construction of what is now the entire location of Villa Bethania, with a small castle with a beautiful garden, a tower dedicated to Mary Magdalene, and the complete restoration of the church.
- He became the owner of works of art and financier of artists who covered the place with hundreds of mysterious figures and drawings.
- Saunière even had an artist sculpt a Sacred Heart statue of Jesus (himself) above the entrance to the Villa Bethania.

Brigitte Macron as Dennis McCluskey

Brigitte Marie-Claude Trogneux  1953 4/13 Married to the President of France	Dennis Owen McCluskey 1947  7/27 Jesus Christ shapeshifter
Such a treasure Wild Thing

- Yankee Doodle Dandy with a Macaroni in his cap.
- He doesn't want to leave France because that's where Mary Magdalene is.
- Rumors began to emerge that Saunière had unearthed a treasure because otherwise, how could a simple man get so much money in such a short time?
- The meteoric rise began to arouse suspicion not only among the local population, who said the priest was violating tombs in a cemetery within church property, but among the clergy close to Saunière.

Polymorphy—a fascinating and ancient concept! While not found in mainstream biblical canon, several early Christian texts and apocrypha describe Jesus as a shapeshifter who could alter his height, age, and appearance (Assistant)

Some place in France

- Saunière also seemed to leave a lot of clues for those 'in the know' that wouldn't rouse the suspicion of visitors.
- He made a point of leaving many puzzles and mysteries in the way of its construction and restoration.
- Saunière strangely arranged the saints within the Church of Magdalene following a somewhat original sequence.
- The initials of each one form the word GRAAL, (Saint Germain, Saint Roch, Saint Anthony of Egypt, Saint Anthony of Padua and Saint Luke), with Maria Madalena in the middle.
- Was it just a coincidence, or a message for the most attentive?

Village church somewhere in France

- A tombstone found under the altar belonged to the priest who built the chapel although his name is unknown, however, he was played by McCluskey (Jesus Christ) and he built the chapel in Mary Magdalene's name.
- This all happened when she was hiding in the mountain.

The Templar Tombstone found by Saunière under the altar is quite curious, too. On one side, a rather faint figure shows what appears to be a veiled woman, mounted on a mule, carrying an object. Some speculate that she is a newborn, others a relic. On the other side, the figure appears clearer, showing two men mounted on a horse. Although quite strange, this sign is clearly indicative of the Templar presence and common seal of the Order of the Knights of Christ. (Louis Wolf)

Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Housekeeeper Marie Dénarnaud

- Whatever was found, Saunière began to behave oddly.
- He was seen at night rummaging around the church with his young housekeeper, Marie Dénarnaud, holding the lantern for him.
- Then the two of them were seen digging in the cemetery at night and the citizens who had family buried there began finding graves disturbed.
- It was far more than a landscaper digging here and there to plant flowers and make improvements, it was an ongoing obvious signs of deep digging going on and it became very obvious that whole gravesites were disturbed and dug up.
- After about 5 years of this, the city council finally had to file a complaint to stop them from disturbing the graves.

He built a grand home called Villa Bethania, a large tower (the Magdala Tower) where he studied, an orangery, a garden with a pool, and a cage of monkeys. His housekeeper, Marie Dénarnaud, her father, and her brother moved into the villa with him. They entertained rich and important people, and Marie wore the latest fashions from Paris. (Margo Lestz)

Rectory dark door

- Some started to think one of the things he found could have been a treasure map.
- He started spending lavishly on church decorations then he bought several plots of land and built himself quite an estate.
- There were rumors that he had found a treasure somewhere because how else could all the digging and then the sudden increase of fortune be explained?
- No one ever found the answer.
- But information that he found in the parchments revealed that there were many treasures buried in the graveyard, which was the custom back then.
- People would bury gold jewelry and coins with their loved ones and Saunière was digging the graves up and removing the treasures which he denied when the city council questioned him.
- Although what he did with all the money he made from the jewelry has yet to be revealed and it is very dark.
- Yet it will be revealed soon.

Pentacle shape in a map of the region  Stargate Portal

- On top of that, Saunière added a huge devil to the left of the church entrance which are usually not common in churches.
- Some astute visitors discovered that the statue was more of a carefully constructed symbolism to show the 'Map' of the region.
- With all his discoveries, and vast wealth, the leaders of the Catholic Church began to question him and they demanded that he stop his 'personal projects' and they banned him from carrying out further work.

The Rennes-le-Château stargate is an esoteric theory linking the mysterious French village to a dimensional portal, often said to be located on or near the magnetic Pic de Bugarach.  Metaphysical and esoteric communities believe that Pic de Bugarach, a jagged limestone peak easily visible from Rennes-le-Château, is a powerful "stargate mountain. (Assistant)

Saunière showing Masonic demonic hand sign

- Even so, defying the church, the priest continued.
- There were many accusations, trials and punishments and Saunière was even offered a pardon, but he left Rennes-le-Chateau.
- His health slowly declined and he suffered melancholy death on his estate at the age of 65, but amazingly, he didn't have a penny to his name.
- One of the very first things that McCluskey did when Sophia met him in her current life was flash a Masonic hand sign at her, he never asked her name or gave his, just a hand sign.

In 1899 he bought a clergyman’s directory which he used to contact priests, monasteries, and convents all over Europe. In exchange for a donation, he would say a special mass for whatever needs they had. From 1901–1908 he was investigated by Bishop Beauséjour for selling masses. The Bishop found that Saunière had placed ads in Catholic magazines all over France and Europe and that he couldn’t possibly have said all the masses people had paid him for. (Margo Lestz)

Villa Bethania

- The whole estate and all its contents had been put into Marie Dénarnaud’s name.
- Marie, however, struggled along for nearly 30 years, selling off bits of the estate to survive.
- In 1946 Noël Corbu came into the picture. He bought the estate from Marie and opened a restaurant.
- He searched the property for clues to the mystery but found nothing so then he created a story about the priest finding a cache of gold coins that been hidden by Blanche of Castille during the Middle Ages.

Gérard de Sède as Elon Musk

Géraud-Marie de Sède, baron de Liéoux 1921-2004 6/5   5/30 French author	Elon Reeve Musk 1971  6/28
Pumaz, Allard, Gillot and Simon

- Each time visitors cames to Corbu's restaurant, the story got more flamboyent and he embellished it to increase his restaurant business.
- He claimed that only a portion of it had been found and the rest was still hidden.
- The book The Accursed Treasure of Rennes-le-Château, written by Gérard de Sède in 1967, proved very, very popular in France, elevating the story’s profile enormously and also changing its personality in some quite fundamental ways.
- de Sède had, by his own account at any rate, a colorful career in the Second World War as a Resistance fighter, narrowly escaping execution by the Nazis on multiple occasions.
- In 1962, he wrote a book called Les Templiers sont Parmi Nous (“The Templars are Among Us”), about the Medieval order of chivalry known as the Knights Templar, which he proposed to be not just still extant but the secret hand behind countless global events.

The diners at his restaurant loved the story which got better with each telling. In 1956 a local paper published an interview with Corbu. It brought more visitors to Rennes-le-Château and to Corbu’s restaurant. The village became a treasure hunter’s paradise. (Margo Lestz)

Aviation High School 1965 Home of the Greek 'gods'

- When McCluskey graduated from Aviation High School in ReDONdo Beach in 1965, he bragged that he was a member of two clubs; the Jetstream and the Wrong Fonts Club.
- Now the fonts refer to the baptismal fonts and the fact that these creeps own the printing presses.
- The church of Rennes-le-Château features a striking 19th-century holy water font supported by a statue of the devil (Asmodeus).
- Gothic/Blackletter Fonts: to mimic the archaic script of the church's inscriptions and the mysterious parchments, use fonts like Slashmine or Gutenberg Textura.
- During El Niño, the Pacific jetstream shifts southward and extends further east across North America and the fallen angels manipulate the weather.
- And on top of that, the name of the school yearbook was the 'Talon' which means claw, one of Trump's favorite words these days as he calls that UFC fight arena he built in front of the Whitehouse, the Claw. 

It was back in late May that construction began on the towering, claw-like superstructure that now sits complete on the South Lawn of the White House, ready to stage Ultimate Fighting Championship bouts on Sunday, President Trump’s 80th birthday. The spectacle is estimated to cost more than $60 million, according to Mark Shapiro, who is the president of U.F.C.’s parent company, TKO Group Holdings. (Mr. Trump purchased between $15,000 and $50,000 worth of stock in TKO weeks ahead of this event at the White House that he has been promoting for months). (nytimes.com)

Demonic chapel

- Now it's obvious that Saunière was a very evil priest because he never revealed the contents of that parchment.
- Although there is undoubtedly more parchment hidden in the walls that no one had discovered, yet.
- Instead, Saunière made a lot of money when local Freemasons, who knew the whole story bribed him and paid him off for his silence.
- So Saunière took advantage of their offer, and expanded and remodeled the demonic run parish and church.
- It's not any kind of holy story and what's even sicker, is that Saunière dedicated the remodeled chapel to Magdalene.
- The story is so famous that it gave rise to several bestsellers, including the famous Da Vinci Code which was written by Dan Brown who later went on to write Angels and Demons.

The Da Vinci Code is a 2003 mystery thriller novel by Dan Brown. It is one of the best-selling American novels of all time. (Wikipedia)

Saunière church decorations Definitely a demon, Asmodeus

- However, you should know that when Sophia left the job she worked at with McCluskey, as she was getting ready to leave the parking lot, a loud male voice distinctively said, 'Is it an angel or a demon?'
- Well she didn't know who said that to her and she wasn't very spiritual at that time, but she knew it was a spiritual message.
- But now she just found out it was the Most High Father who said that because he knew she would return back to the story in due time.
- This happened in 1983, a full 20 years before Dan Brown wrote his book and he called it that because he knew the full story.
- Sophia is not the only one on Earth who communicates with the Most High and we promise you will hear more about it soon.

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