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majority of Indo-Hittite myths, including the Arthurian romances of the
Holy Grail.
As we have seen, the Roman Catholic Church embraced these
deeper mysteries and enacted them throughout the year with the
involvement of the congregation. This gave rise to the Catholic
description of the mysteries as the living church. Obscure as they may
have been to the general congregation, these mysteries alone would not
have led to the furious indictment of the Knights Templar.
We have already seen that the building associates of the Knights
Templar, the Sons of Solomon, carved Indian tantric kundalini images into
more than six hundred pre-Reformation churches in England, Ireland,
Spain and France.
The problems of the Knights Templar involved even more
esoteric aspects of rediscovered wisdom than we have so far discussed.
Necromancy was a traditional path of scientific and philosophical
investigation.
Homer’s Odyssey described how to conjure up the dead with the
same pit Romulus dug when he founded Rome: 1326
When you, hero, land there, as I tell you,
Dig a pit (‘bòthron’) one cubit long and wide,
And around it pour out the libation for all the dead:
Firstly with honeyed milk, then with sweet wine,
Thirdly with water, and sprinkle white flour
…
After invoking the illustrious ranks of the dead with vows,
Sacrifice a ram and a black ewe,
Turning them to the Erebus, but you must turn elsewhere
To the river stream. There many
Of the deads’ souls will come…
In learning about Iranian and Indian mysteries, the Knights
Templar would have had difficulty resisting its appeal. In fact, the
Knights Templar had its own legend of necrophilia: 1327
A great lady of Maraclea was loved by a Templar, a Lord of
Sidon; but she died in her youth, and on the night of her burial
this wicked lover crept to the grave, dug up her body, and
violated it. Then a voice from the void bade him to return in nine
months’ time, for he would find a son. He obeyed the injunction,
and at the appointed time he found a head on the leg bones of the
skeleton (a skull and cross-bones). The same voice bade him
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