24th of April- Day of Saint George
“Twenty-one thousand years ago Saint George defeated evil, the dark side for the first time in his lives. Humanity remembers this important event from ancient times.
One week before and one week after his feast day, the energies along the Saint George lines, indicating where George’s troops used to march, are very strong. During this period, we should spend much time along the Saint George lines as it is easier for these energies to pervade us, fill us and tune us to good reception.
Our tales and legends are interwoven by our major celestial messages and through them the seeds of spiritual and mental richness can be implanted into children’s hearts. It actually matters what stories our children hear while they are growing up because the germs of such celestial seeds will sprout during their lives into their future characters. We should know the stories of Knight Saint George, and that of the dragon. The dragon itself is the dark side, the insatiable and destructive evil force. Saint George defeats him with his physical, mental and spiritual powers. He fights the dragon and defeats him, but he does not kill him.
In the modern world the dragon does not ask for animals, people and virgins. Instead, it gets into the unsuspecting souls through thoughts, isms and religions. The dark side’s objective is to alienate humans from their own divine nature. The thoughts poisoned this way completely occupy people’s souls, spirits and intuitions.
Much later, after Saint George, during the times of the Roman Empire the dragon is no longer a crawler, but a beast in human form which makes people kill each other, or makes wild animals murder people. It can be the only explanation to the delirious joy and pleasure they felt when the unlucky gladiators fought for their lives. In ancient times, the arenas were always filled with bloodthirsty beasts that carried the dragon’s spirituality. Here the dragon was no longer an ancient reptilian, but rather a spiritual force which found its way into the thoughts of people. It is no wonder that this crazy world was stopped by one of Saint George’s reincarnations, Spartacus.
God’s white knight defeated the seemingly undefeatable evil force again. Actually this event ended slavery and the slave-owning system in the Empire. Four hundred years after the events took place, the Roman chroniclers reported to the world as if they had captured and executed the rebelling gladiators. If it had been true, they should have lived in a slave-owning society even during the time of the chroniclers.
What Rome did those days and afterwards, when madness was planted into the souls of unsuspecting people, stroke a blow to humanity which could only be described by big thinkers:
“What is a sin in the spirit world is madness in the world of the soul. Madness is the break-up and bewilderment of the soul’s normal operation, (...) ... it is the deepest wound of the broken existence, its avidity, the loss of the soul’s alertness, sensitivity and clear sight, blindness, deafness and numbness. The soul’s madness is the soul’s blur. It becomes comatose, dizzy, it loses direction and destination, it strays, it has obsessions, imagines things, it loses its sense for reality, and then its connection with another soul will loosen and break up. If sin has caused the spirit world’s bewilderment, craziness has broken the world of humanity.” (Béla Hamvas: Magia Sutra)
White knights always opposed the deception of people, the corruption of their minds, cruel physical oppression, and slavery. The same events happened in Egypt where Pharaoh Re (Jesus’ earlier reincarnation) created a wonderful and flourishing culture. On the contrary, the people who killed the sons of God, created a slave-owning society. We should not confuse these two, completely different worlds!
The signs on the pharaohs’ head are tell-tale signals. There is a falcon on the head of the sons of God, the celestial Mother God’s bird symbol.
The symbols of the pharaoh of darkness are the vulture and snake on his head-dress.
Saint George’s another reincarnation is Saint John the Baptist. He brings divine light into the human hearts in an era of spiritual darkness: he baptizes, i.e. he forms alliance between God and people. However, we should not forget: “The eternal loser is the eternal winner!” He stands by his ideas rather than saving his life and giving up his ideas even if he is beheaded for them.
In that era, Saint John the Baptist did not defeat the evil side, the dragon, with his physical power, but rather with his spiritual strength. Although Saint George’s reincarnation was beheaded, his spirituality always proclaims the victory over the evil force.
A new world program was started in those days. The role of the brilliant warrior, Saint George, is replaced by the spirit fighter Jesus’ new inspirational divine program.
However, the dark side strikes over and over again. Rome’s inquisitors who are hiding behind the name of the organization “Brethren of death”, kill many of God’s children and their descendants as well as all the miraculous healing saints living on Earth. The medieval inquisition showed no mercy for the excellent healers, either, so their number has greatly been reduced by today. It formed the basis of modern western medicine, and we are still suffering from its blunders. For many people, their last hope, the medical treatment itself is what actually kills
them. Wrong medication, their dangerous side-effects, unnecessary surgeries, mistreated patients.... It is no one’s interest to focus attention on researching the prevention of diseases and those who do not follow the doctor’s instructions blindly are saboteurs. It is in our best interest to take our health in our own hands! Those who wish to generate profit from disease will work against this, however.
I am sad to say that more than five million people were burnt at the stake (Giordano Filipe Bruno), were broken on the wheel (Saint Eulalie, Barcelona), were thrown in front of wild animals (Saint Euphemia, Rovinj) or were otherwise killed in the name of the dark side. Those who recognized the dragon’s force were called heretics. Let us see whose blazons and flags depict the snake and the dragon....
Then we should not be surprised that the dark side pinned the names of the murdered saints onto their own flags decades after their deaths. They proclaimed that those persons were their saints and protectors while they should have written the sad truth under their pictures and statues saying”we killed these wonderful people!”
The spirit, the legend and sanctity of Saint George wrote itself into the soul and spirit of humanity forever. The persona, radiation, spirituality, and idealism of Saint John the Baptist empowered his fellow people. The Knights Templar, knights of the spirituality of Jesus, Saint George, and Saint Mary of Magdalene, followed these virtues. Their order was dismissed with fake charges on Friday, October 13, 1307.
The Order of the Hospitaller also bears the name of Saint John the Baptist. Rome did its best to turn the two brave orders against each other. It tried to break their union with invented stories. There were some people who, fearing Rome stood by it, even though they were not sympathizers of Rome and its ideology. This is what the Hospitallers did. They established the German Teutonic Order (the Teutonic Knights), the order’s counter-pole.
It would be reasonable to expect that human nature is characterized by rational thinking. Everyone is taught in our schools to be predictable, to be able to repeat lessons learned (often word by word). The children and young people should have no new thoughts or thoughts of their own or any divine suggestions!
“Do not underestimate evil!” - Jesus warned us. It is known well that rational knowledge is masculine, cold and rigid while the suggestions are feminine, fine and graceful. Like the great Renaissance sonnet poet wrote about the Eternal Woman, about each man’s partner, with admirable attraction:
In what bright realm, what sphere of radiant thought Did Nature find the model whence she drew
That delicate dazzling image where we view
Here on this earth what she in heaven wrought?
(Francesco Petrarch: Sonnet 159) Femininity is attention, sympathy, enthusiasm, the only things that can bring real happiness.
The dark side does not want anything new and anything exciting to happen. Good God is eternal change, renewal, adventure, and happiness. Good God has its feminine face, its feminine side, and its feminine half - its wife – just as do our characteristics. The dark side is simply dark.
Good God and our Mother God are the flow of light, happiness and love towards the world.
The divine secret is the strength of the soul. The various suggestions from the other world only sound in our soul when we can manage to calm our rational mind. The rational mind makes people living purely rational lives egoistic, self-adoring and unhappy.
If you can put aside learned knowledge and calm your thoughts, the suggestions may sound in the silence. We may receive divine plans from above that will change our whole life. Some famous thinkers call such divine plans “magic imagination” and tell us how they work:
“It is time for humans to (...) forget the false belief that they are guided by their mind during their activities (thinking, work, creation). Humans are led by imagination, and we need to stress it even more when the question is asked: what makes life’s (salvation’s) plan? The salvation plan is always and without exception created by the imagination. Imagination forms it to the image which the person has received and to whose magic charm it abandoned himself, to engage his will to realize this image.” (Béla Hamvas: Magia Sutra)
Albert Einstein, Marie Sklodowska-Curie and other great minds told us strange stories.
They told us no matter how much they were contemplating a task; no matter how they varied their existing knowledge there was no solution to the issue presented. When they had already tried all the variations and gave up on the work of many years, they calmed down, and, in that silence that followed, the solution arrived from above like a spark or lightning. They state this solution was one beyond the known logic and theories. It was “almost” divine.
As long as people are contemplating, they are thinking of old and new knowledge. That is, they are searching for the codes of existing problems all the while barricading themselves from divine and celestial suggestions. There is a secret hiding here: we need to calm down and let the celestial message resonate within our being the same way as Hamlet does when he takes his spirit father’s advice:
Yea, from the table of my memory
I'll wipe away all trivial fond records,
All saws of books, all forms, all pressures past, That youth and observation copied there;
And thy commandment all alone shall live Within the book and volume of my brain, Unmix'd with baser matter: yes, by heaven!
(Shakespeare: Hamlet Act I, scene 5) We may only contemplate one thought at a time. That could either be the thoughts, messages and suggestions of our own ego or that of the Good God.
Our ego is not readily willing to remain silent because we were told throughout our lifetime that our thoughts were ourselves. This is another one from the dark side’s bag of tricks to deceive modern people.
While our thoughts and knowledge belong to us, we must not identify ourselves with them completely. Our human being consists of our body, our energies, our emotions, thoughts, soul and spirit. Had we identified ourselves with our body or energies, we would end up in the same dead-end street.
Our highest human intelligence is our spirit. Gained knowledge is our intellect. Intellect cannot give us happiness, nor can it invent new things because it is the collection of old, learned thoughts. These would be the collection of such thoughts that were either invented and experienced by other people and were just told us, or they might just be theories. There is no experience behind learned knowledge. These things are always based on credulousness. Since students can only get good grades if they believe in what’s being taught to them, they become “believers”. Unfortunately, this way, many of them become the believers of various isms, systems, theories and religions.
I prefer skeptical people over believers. The experiences we gain are our own along with their adventurous realities and emotions because experience empowers us with awareness and awareness gives strength. The challenge presented during experience gives trust and it finally leads to happiness.
Religions embittered, poisoned and corrupted people’s soul, while they infected human life with fear and remorse. As additional burden, after all these things, people are called upon by religions to confess their sins and nurse their souls.
The earthly life of Saint George’s spirit goes back to archaic times. Based on information we know, he lived on Earth 500 years before Jesus. From the southern part of India, he brought the Celts, who created Europe’s ancient culture, into the so called barbarian world. He was also a soldier and a teacher, and the preacher of love and light. When he met his enemies, he fought with them.
Saint George
Saint Michael
During the above-mentioned time period (in 500 B.C.), George was a student of Buddha and husband of one of his daughters.
Saint Michael was his favorite captain and loyal helper.
The nations whose settlement was overseen by Saint George were called Celts for a long time and they later became the Gauls. Saint Gregory of Tours stated that Saint George’s relics were respected in Gallia while the
Merovingian considered Saint George as their forefather. The Celts led by him, populated the area of the modern Great Britain and Ireland. Saint George Channel was named in commemoration of his never fading virtues and deeds. At the national synod of Oxford in 1222, during the reign of Henry III, he was proclaimed the protector of the English kingdom. The English kings respected him so much during the Middle Ages that they knelt down and prayed to him before each important battle.
The English king, Henry V said funnily about himself: “he may not be the best fellow among the kings, but he is the king of the best fellows.” He ended one of his battlefield prayers as follows:
Be brave and go! Shout all of you:
God, Saint George and England shall be with Henry!
(Shakespeare: Henry V, Act II, Scene 2)
Saint George
The Gauls settled in south Poland in the area of modern France and in the eastern and northern parts of Spain, which is still called Galicia. And they were the Galilean of the Middle East. The Gallic people visited the area of Hungary several times and they found their home after some time. They especially liked the Saint George Hill and Pilis Hills. In the Pilis Hills they found immense noble metal resources.
The memory of Saint George castle is kept alive in Prague, and Saint George church rises above the ruins of one of the town’s most archaic buildings. Right next to the church there is a Saint George statue that was created by the Kolozsvári brothers.
We know that the Celtic people were the founders of ancient civilization. The hearts of the world’s nations have always stored the memory of this fantastic man. Despite this fact, in 1969 the Roman Catholic Church excluded Saint George from the list of canonized saints based on false charges it created. It is very interesting that when all nations were searching for their forefathers, the Englishmen secretly went all the way to far India to find traces of their ancestors. Saint George headed for his European tour from an Indian town called Madras. As we have seen, the earthly existence and deeds of Saint George and Saint Michael preceded Roman Catholicism. And because their sanctity does not originate from Rome (just like many other true sanctities), the Holy See could not abrogate it.
The Romans fabricated another false story about George dating back to the fourth century after Jesus. According to them, the most originally-looking version of the passion was written by the saint’s servant, Pasicrates, as a witness!
(What a lucky man he was to be served by a literate servant those days!). Let us see why another saint had to be invented and how he was declared a saint. In a cunning manner, they made up a story of martyr Saint George (from around 270 to April 23, 303). According to them, if the false cover story is revealed, they would have to remove the real Saint George from the list of saints.
Another interesting issue: how could a “fresh saint” have a temple in Rome bearing his name built in the same century he lived in? Nearly forty temples and cloisters in Egypt, and more than sixty sanctuaries bore his name on the island of Cyprus. George temples are found in Syria from the fourth century. Alexander the Great had a church erected in honor of the saint in Constantinople (Life of the Saints - Saint Stephen Association).
The day of Saint George, the defeater of the dragon, is only celebrated in Hungary on April 24, but the feast was brought forward onto April 23 in other countries.
The real Saint George was deleted from the list of saints by the Vatican in the 20th century because they had examined the saints’ lives and ‘noticed’ that the life of the martyr Saint George, created by them, was not authentic! But how could have it been authentic?
The people of posterity are sometimes deliberately misled by not marking the sacred places at their actual geographical locations. In other cases, stories that differ from the original ones are simply invented. Pope Gregory shifted the holy times and the holy feasts. Later several holidays were also moved to new dates.
The immortal name of Saint George is borne by smaller villages, towns, knight orders, belt orders, sacral places, basilicas, and churches because at the end, he is the protecting saint of all these things worldwide. Let us keep his memory and shout his name towards the sky! The name and power of Saint George lives in its immortality, and no one can question the authenticity or reality of his sanctity.”
Excerpt from András Kovács-Magyar: The Biggest Secret: THE TRUTH