Columbus: The Man and the Myth
The Ascended Master Saint Germain was embodied as Christopher Columbus, Cristóbal Colón (c. 1451–1506), the discoverer of America. We was aptly named after Saint Christopher, who by legend is pictured carrying the infant Jesus across the waters.
Under the patronage of Spain, Columbus with three small ships braved the turbulent unfamiliar Atlantic Ocean to discover a new route to the East; but in a deeper sense, there is no doubt that his Holy Christ Self was drawing him to a new land—a virgin soil—where his long-cherished vision of an Utopia might be brought to fruition. No doubt the focus of Lord Zadkiel beckoned him onward to pursue the flame that was his first love—freedom.
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Ep. 01: A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery
Part 1 of the Lecture "Christopher Columbus: The Man and the Myth - A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery." Christopher Columbus is one of the best known personages from any period of history. Most places in the United States—such as cities, universities, streets—have been named after him more than an...
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Ep. 02: A Collection of Implausibilities
The Ascended Master Saint Germain was embodied as Christopher Columbus, Cristóbal Colón (c. 1451–1506), the discoverer of America. He was aptly named after Saint Christopher, who by legend is pictured carrying the infant Jesus across the waters.
Under the patronage of Spain, Columbus with three ...
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Ep. 03: Rescuing Columbus from Biographers and Critics
Did Columbus stumble across the New World or did he know exactly where he was going? For instance, he had a map the Franciscan Friar Nicholas of Lynn made of northern America made in1360 AD from his trip with the Vikings. Columbus had a family connection to the Templars which supplied him with ot...
