Greetings from Lincoln in England to all out there

Hello and welcome.

I really look forward for your threads and ideas.

Have fun and i'll see you around

reply to post by JoeDaShom

Thanks for the welcome, fella!
Wonderin' what you particular interests are in all this stuff? Maybe I've tackled some?

reply to post by Phantom traveller

Thanks for the welcome. If you let me know what particular interests you may have, maybe I've encountered or tackled some? I've quite a variety, believe me!

Hey Dan!
I'll call you Dan as that is the pen name of the writer of whose work I have been reading!
And Its a great name btw

Anyway, I have a strong interest in the history of the templers and I noticed this is your passion!

So!

I havn't read all your work obviously!...That would be silly as I only saw it yesterday! hehe, so if its in your work already I apologise!

Rabbit!!...is this the secret to opening these stargates or portals at these sacred sites?....you mention one at glastonbury Tor!, I have visited the Tor myself and I had so much fun there it was a great trip! I struggled with the gravity pull the hill had on me which was amazing!....oh dear I digress!

This language!...Rabbit!!...what do you know?

The term 'Rabbit language' was coined by a Templar researcher barry Walker a few years back who was working for a film Company attempting a Knights Templar video series - they folded after about three owing to finances.
I prefer the term 'The Green language'...one of the reasons I chose the name Dan Green..Fulcanelli coined it as the coded language of the Gothic cathedrals...Well, I've gone one step even further back, to the 'Lost Mother Tongue'...perhaps I shouldn't call it that now that I found it! It's a form of what we call esperanto, that can link up languages and sciences into a cybernetic fashion...when I've access to starting my own threads I'll probably announce it on one of them, so you'll have to wait. i wrote all about it in the monthly UK magazine 'Paranormal' issue 60 'The Mother of All Codes'. Suffice to say, you may want to view it as a coded technique of which the Templars and Masonc must've known a little of in order to have coded some of their work.