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SPECIAL RECOMMENDATION Bacon Video Channels - by Lochithea Channe1 - Bacon   Channel 2 - MSS/Fables   Channel 3 - Mythology   Channel 4 - People in Bacon's Life   Channel 5 - Uncrowned King   Contents from left to right: Channel 1 contains videos on Bacon and on the authorship controversy. Channel 2 contains Bacon's manuscripts and fables. Channel 3 contains Mythology. Channel 4 contains people in Bacon's life. Channel 5 contains eleven videos entitled The Uncrowned King derived from Alfred Dodd's Francis Bacon's Personal Life-Story. You can choose any channel to view and they will come up on a new web page for your convenience. New videos are added constantly to these channels, so be sure to check back often. Enjoy ~ Lochithea More Channels coming soon Thanks to LordVerulam.org

Sir Francis Bacon RSS Feed    Baconian Video Collection by Lochithea Released Lochithea, founder of LordVerulam.org, has corroborated with SirBacon.org and Light-of-Truth.com to release her entire Baconian video collection to mark Francis bacon's birthday on January 22, 2008. Tudor-Bacon-Shakespeare by Keith Stillwagon Dedicated to Lawrence Gerald, creator of SirBacon.org, this new painting depicts Sir Francis Bacon wearing a Tudor Crown. HAPPY ANNIVERSAY! 10 years of SirBacon.org on 10/10 Ten years ago on October 10, a new website went online called SirBacon.org which brought Sir Francis Bacon to many of us who did not know him. The Semiotics of Bacon by James Gordon Bennett By the title of this article it would be reasonable for many to assume that they are about to read some strange writing on Semiotics and its relation to a thin slice of fried pork. The Royal Arch Jewel and the Secret of Shakespeare's Sonnet Dedication Poem Cipher One of the most amazing discoveries of the new millineum involves the relationship of the dedication poem to Shakespeares Sonnets and the Freemason Royal Arch Degree Jewel. 666 - The Original King James Version of the Bible and Shakespeare Page 666 of text from the beginning of the original KJV and the 666th chapter from the end of the same book land on the page with Psalms 46 on it. This is the famous Psalms that contains the Shakespeare cipher. What is the significance of that coincidence? Shakespeare's Sonnets, 911, and the Eye in the Pyramid Shakespeare's Sonnets contain a fascinating mathematical pattern that reveals some amazing coincidences when studied. This article touches on a few of the more interesting characteristics of that incredible cipher structure.

Table of Contents Check out the Light-of-Truth Weblog *** ENTER *** the Main Website John Dee A continuation of the description from the Main Page Sonnet 136 Cipher Shakespeare provides a clue on technique Who is "Will"? Fascinating hints about Shakespeare's secret life Who is "Francis"? Surprising cipher confessions by Elizabeth I about Sir Francis Bacon A Tour of the Ciphers that will reveal some amazing discoveries about the Sonnets design. The Pyramid The basic Pyramid design Dee's Connection More on the ciphers, John Dee, Shakespeare, and Sir Francis Bacon Sonnets Dedication in Detail In depth study of the Sonnets Dedication poem Pyramid Table With practice you'll be able to read and understand this Table Biliteral Cipher? Possibly an example of Bacon's Biliteral Cipher MERCVRY, or the Swift and Secret Messenger 1641, John Wilkins To the unknown Author Dedication to "MERCVRY" examined Secret Shakespearean Seals 1910, the basis for the search of numbers 157 and 287 Links to Truth related websites of interest

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Press Release - October 14, 2007 at 1:57 pm

New Tudor-Bacon-Shakespeare Painting Sheds Light on Elizabeth I's Secret Son Gulfport, FL (PRWEB) October 15, 2007 -- On October 14, 2007, Keith Stillwagon, popular artist of Gulfport, Florida unveiled his latest painting, "Tudor-Bacon-Shakespeare." Commissioned on June 6th by an anonymous source, the painting is dedicated to Lawrence Gerald, creator of the Baconian website, www.sirbacon.org , in celebration of the website's recent Ten Year Anniversary on October 10th. The painting honors the memory of the great Sir Francis Bacon and proclaims the theory that Bacon was born a Tudor Prince secretly to Queen Elizabeth I by placing a Tudor crown upon his head. Furthermore, Keith has incorporated symbols in the painting that hint at Bacon's authorship of the Shakespeare works. The mystery of who wrote Shakespeare becomes less cloudy when it is considered that Elizabeth's high intelligence was genetically passed down to Bacon who was raised with an extensive education and is already a strong candidate for the authorship. The title of the painting, Tudor-Bacon-Shakespeare, brings the three names of one man into a single portrait of Sir Francis Bacon for the first time in history. Shakespeare's Sonnet 105 touches on this three-in-one theme very plainly in lines 13 and 14: Fair, kind, and true, have often lived alone. Which three till now, never kept seat in one. The three-in-one portrait of Bacon is now immortalized in Keith Stillwagon's painting; "Fair" represents the name Tudor, as the theory goes Bacon was born in secret to Queen Elizabeth I and Robert Dudley; "Kind" represents the beautiful words of William Shakespeare, Bacon's pen-name; and "True" represents Bacon in his pubic and known personality and who began his famous essays with "Of Truth." The three names, Tudor-Bacon-Shakespeare, never kept seat in one, until October 14, 2007. The painting can be seen online at Keith Stillwagon Studios.

 

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