Fuck is going on in Glastonbury? Why does this English town have so much pull? Is it true King Arthur is buried there or that a young Christ visited?
Pull who? Pull how?
i visited in march to investigate and learned many thingsthe abbey itself is the center of town, it was supposedly founded by joseph of arimathea in the 3rd century and was home to the oldest monastery in England. It grew out into a city with many pilgrims and was extremely prosperous and the site of a holy spring. They found King Arthur and his Wife's body buried there in the 12th century and the King of England went over to pay his respects. Apparently he was a giant.Then the English reformation happened, and the Monks of Glastonbury wouldn't bow to the king. They slaughtered the monks and destroyed most of the Monastery, leaving ruins behind. They are still accessible in the center of town. The King took the abbot and hanged him from that tower in your pic, at the top of the highest hill in town. They also sacked the bones of King Arthur and their current location is unknown.Now the town is cursed. It is widely populated with Satanists and Pagans who use it as a ritual site. There is even a proper Pagan temple in the city. A lot of people in the town are named after demons and while I was investigating I found multiple talismans and ritual objects buried and stashed around. They say that if you go into the Saint Mary's chapel at night you can hear the ghosts of the monks, but there are security guards who keep you out.
>>43021968Thanks for the info, anon. Very interesting. I read some historians see Arthur's tomb as a hooax by abbey, where did you find the info about him being a giant cause I want it to be true lol>They say that if you go into the Saint Mary's chapel at night you can hear the ghosts of the monksThats some spooky shit
>>43022020>where did you find the info about him being a giant cause I want it to be true lolIt was Gerard of Wales>"For when his shin-bone was placed beside the shin of the tallest man of the locality, whom the abbot pointed out to me, and set on the ground alongside his foot, it came three big fingers’ width above his knee. His skull, too, was large and capacious like a prodigy or wonder, to such a degree that the space between the eyebrows and between the eyes was more than a palm’s width. It showed signs of ten or more wounds, which had all been covered with scar tissue, except for one, greater than the rest, that seemed to have been the only lethal one."
>>43021804>King Arthur and young Christ visitedYes, so did Robin Hood and Mary Poppins.
>>43022046sorry here's the original entry in its entirety
>>43022046Appreciate it, this is fascinating>>43022073I don't get how you fags get on here and scoff at anything that requires you to suspend your disbelief for a moment or think fantastically. Why even bother being on /x/ at that point?
>>43021804See this right here. This tells me that you’re definitely reincarnated from that time. You probably WERE King Arthur because I can assure absolutely NO ONE gives a fukk about Glastonbury. Post this on /his/ or something.
>>43022220There is an Arthurian Druid Cult welling up in hushed tones. Why do you think so many of the /x/ threads on the catalog are about fae? Its practice is very potent and can do many things.
>>43022257>Its practice is very potent and can do many things.I hope it can kick millions of africoons and assorted pajeetoids from their ancestral lands, otherwise it will be very short lived.
>>43022220The tor of glastonbury that used to be the center of the island of avalon has a certain magnetism to me it just seems significant. But a lot of mystic or conspiracy types like it too.
>>43022277They carry a big stick but they don't swing the scythe until they must. The fae threads hardly do anything, it's the Aryan / Scythian threads, our uncovering of Mars or Mithras, anons' impressive resistance against the Catholic-Zionist shills, our investigation and naming of the fallen seraphim, the tracing of Freemasonry and other cults back to Nimrod, theories that tptb hop between incarnations and have techniques to recall their past lives, our accusations against them that the psyops aren't fun enough, our schizo blitzkriegs about Atlantis or hidden royal bloodlines or their graphene or XYZ celestial event that activates our dormant lizard powers or whatever, and on and on. /X/ anons have set a new curve for much of the internet and in doing so have continuously herded them into corners and against walls while they ask their 500-year-old adrenochrome'd liaison how to cause the next Younger Dryas event while still stuck in human bodies themselves.
>>43022257>Why do you think so many of the /x/ threads on the catalog are about fae?Because Fair Folk are cool? They're a natural /x/ subject, especially because there's a fuckton of encounters with them in the historical record.
It's related to the druidic tin trade and the Phoenician trade routes. Solomon and King Hiram sent their servants far and wide to fetch precious metals to build the temple.
