(Melchizedek Communique, MC121409) A preponderance of the modern eruption of "crop circles" are happening near the ancient English capital of Winchester, in the Avebury Hill area. Do these signs herald the return of Arturus Rex, the once and future king?

Joseph of Arimathea took his nephew, Jesus II Justus, to the West of England. In AD 53, Jesus II was proclaimed Crown Prince at the synagogue in Corinth. At about this time, younger brother Josephes finished being educated at a Druidic college and was living in present-day France with his mother, Mary Magdalene. [1]

The first-born son of Jesus II Justus, Galains (a.k.a. Alain, in Grail lore), remained celibate and fathered no children. The Grail heritage reverted to the line of younger brother Josephes. The name of "Britain" is derived from "B'rith-ain" which means "Covenant Land." The lineages of Jesus and James of Arimathea were combined in B'rith-ain's (Britain's) King Arthur. The first appointed Bishop of Rome was Britain's Prince Linus. The Grail Family founded the House of Camulod (Camelot). The term "Merrie England" is derived from Mary Jacob (St. Mary the Gypsy) who came to Europe with Mary Magdalene in 44 AD. There was a widespread cult of Mary the Gypsy in medieval England. "As Maid Marian, her cult is incorporated in the Robin Hood legends" and in the Merrie Men (Robin Hood and his Merrie Men). [1]

This history has been mostly erased, and is called "The Dark Ages."

England's Stonehenge remains an unsolved mystery. Stonehenge was known as Caer Sidi, the Seat or Fort of Sidi. Sidi was Saturn, related to Kronos or Time. Harold Bayley (1912) dissects Kronos into ak ur on os, the Great Fire, the One Light. Stonehenge served as a gigantic Timekeeper. Even more "ak" (mighty) than Stonehenge was a "serpent shrine" which once stood at Avebury in England. "Ave", the root of "Avebury", is also "the root of Avalon or Avillion, the mysterious Isle of Rest to which King Arthur was withdrawn..." Close to Avebury lies Morgan's Hill, and Morgan le Fay was the half-sister of King Arthur. [2]

Geoffrey of Monmouth, in The History of the Kings of Britain, writing circa 1136 A.D., based his account on "a certain very ancient book written in the British (pre-English) language." Saxon (German) mercenaries had been encouraged to enter Britain. As the number of Saxons multiplied they grew bolder. After several battles between the Britons and the Saxons, a peace conference was arranged. Representatives from both sides would sit down and talk things over. But the Saxons secretly carried daggers in their boots and, at a signal from their leader, cut the throats of over 400 British leaders. This is known as The Massacre of Mount Ambrius. [3]

The remaining leaders of the Britons were advised to find a lad without a father. After a search, young Merlin and his mother were brought to the king. How could Merlin not have had a father? Merlin's father was an incubus. The sage Maugantius explained that "quite a number of men have been born in this way. As Apuleius asserts in the De deo Socratis, between the moon and the earth live spirits which we call incubus demons. These have partly the nature of men and partly that of angels, and when they wish they assume mortal shapes and have intercourse with women." [3]

Young Merlin advised the king that a pool beneath a planned tower's site was causing the foundation to sink. Workmen dug beneath the site and indeed a pool of water was discovered. Then Merlin asked the other magicians, "Tell me, now, you lying flatterers. What lies beneath the pool?" They could not say. "Order the pool to be drained," said Merlin, "and at the bottom you will observe two hollow stones. Inside the stones you will see two Dragons which are sleeping." [3]

The pool was drained, and two dragons emerged, one red, one white. After the dragons had battled, Merlin prophesied, "Alas for the Red Dragon, for its end is near. Its cavernous dens shall be occupied by the White Dragon, which stands for the Saxons which you have invited over. The Red Dragon represents the people of Britain, who will be overrun by the White one..." [3]

And so, the Saxons have subjugated the true Britons ever since, until the current modern eruption of the "crop circles" in the land. The soothsayer Merlin had foretold that "the mad people" (the "English" Saxons) would one day be expelled. If the valiant King Arthur "had been now alive, I am sure not one of the Saxon walls would have resisted him." But the return of Arturus Rex would deliver the Britons and restore to them their country. [4]

"After that I had accomplished and finished divers histories," wrote William Caxton in his preface to Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, "as well of contemplation as of other historical and worldly acts... many noble and divers gentlemen of this realm of England came and demanded me many and oft times, wherefore that I have not do made and print the noble history of the Sangreal..." [5]

"The said noble gentlemen instantly required me to imprint the history of the said noble king and conqueror King Arthur, and of his knights, with the history of the Sangreal, and of the death and ending of the said Arthur." [5]

"To whom I answered," continued Caxton, "that divers men hold opinion that there was no such Arthur, and that all such books as been made of him be but feigned and fables..." [5]

"Whereto they answered, and one in special said, that in him that should say and think that there was never such a king called Arthur might well be aretted great folly and blindness." [5]

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[1] Bloodline Of The Holy Grail (ISBN: 0-7607-0735-9), by Laurence Gardner
[2] The Lost Language of Symbolism, by Harold Bayley. 1912. Republished 2006 by Dover Publications, Mineola, NY.
[3] The History of the Kings of Britain, by Geoffrey of Monmouth
[4] The World of King Arthur, by Christopher Snyder. London: Thames & Hudson, Ltd., 2000
[5] Caxton, William. Preface to Le Morte d'Arthur, by Sir Thomas Malory