M.J. Rose

The Penance of Eleanor, painted in 1900

The Duchess and the Necromancers

By Nancy Bilyeau

“On Monday, November 19th, 1441, the people of London lined the streets to observe an act of public penance. That morning a woman, perhaps forty years of age, bare-headed, plainly dressed, was rowed in a barge to Temple Stairs off the Thames. She stepped off the barge and proceeded to walk all the way to St. Paul’s Cathedral, carrying before her a wax taper of two pounds. Once she made it to St. Paul’s, she offered the taper to the High Altar.

The woman was Eleanor Cobham, mistress-turned-wife to Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, only surviving uncle to the childless Henry VI and thus the heir to the throne. The duchess had been tried and condemned for heresy and witchcraft. This was the first of three days of ordered pilgrimages to churches, showing a “meke and a demure countenance.” Afterward, she would be forced to separate from her husband and live in genteel prison for the rest of her life….”

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Are we a species with Amnesia? What is the real history of ancient Egypt and the world?

So much evidence points to the idea that a very advanced civilization existed in antiquity, and was destroyed at the end of the last ice age when massive floods overtook the globe. The worldwide flood myths alone support this idea, and as it turns out the Egyptians also have a flood myth – all signs point to their civilization blooming out of the ashes of the survivors of a lost land that was overcome by water – could it be Atlantis?

Author and lecturer Graham Hancock has a very eloquent talk about all this that he presented recently at the 2012 Conference. He ties it all together in a way that is very, very convincing indeed –

“If anyone has seen miracles happen, it’s Brian Weiss, author of the best-selling Many Lives, Many Masters. His lifetime of work reveals the very real physical, emotional, and spiritual transformation that is possible when we embrace reincarnation.” (Omega)

Please enjoy this 90-minute talk with Brian Weiss on past-life memories, a reading from his new book, and a group regression…

Click here to watch.