25 Years of SirBacon.org

[Light-of-Truth]

Today is October 10, 2022. It was 25 years ago today that Lawrence Gerald's SirBacon.org became a live website. It filled a void and served a need.

I met Lawrence on July 28, 1996. I remember the date exactly as I came to the SF Bay Area from Colorado with tickets to the Further Festival concert that was the next day at Shoreline.

I asked the host of a small gathering I was attending about the portrait hanging in the hallway of their home. She said, "He is Francis Bacon." I said something to the effect that for some weird reason I feel like I know him. She said, "Let me introduce you to Lawrence, he will tell all you need to know about Francis Bacon." Well, there you go. I was never the same.

During that time my business plan was changing from field service on business and office equipment to learning to build websites at home. I don't know that Lawrence and I talked about websites, but it is likely. I know I left that night never forgetting about Bacon. He left me with a few Xerox pages of Baconian information. There was no SirBacon.org to refer to on that day.

On March 28, 1997 the domain name "SirBacon.org" was registered. On October 10th of that year, SirBacon.org launched. I visited Lawrence again right after the website launched in late 1997 and will never forget seeing some of the famous SirBacon.org graphics come to life as they were created.

Here we are 25 years later. Wow!

This week Lawrence and I have a few articles to post on What's New and several great contributions from Baconians who have enjoyed SirBacon.org. Months ago we had high hopes and I even wanted to rent a big hall for an international party. But by no surprise; life, responsibilities, commitments, bills, family, and so many other distractions eat away at what little time have and we all know that time flies. 🙂

The first What's New article is basically What's Old. It is an archive page that has the What's New from 1998 through 2015. Everything from 2016 was brought into the new website last winter. So now you can go way back!

Enjoy!

 

 

 

 

[Allisnum2er]

 

 

[Light-of-Truth]

Bravo!! Beautiful! 🙂

[Eric Roberts]

57 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

Today is October 10, 2022. It was 25 years ago today that Lawrence Gerald's SirBacon.org became a live website. It filled a void and served a need.

I met Lawrence on July 28, 1996. I remember the date exactly as I came to the SF Bay Area from Colorado with tickets to the Further Festival concert that was the next day at Shoreline.

I asked the host of a small gathering I was attending about the portrait hanging in the hallway of their home. She said, "He is Francis Bacon." I said something to the effect that for some weird reason I feel like I know him. She said, "Let me introduce you to Lawrence, he will tell all you need to know about Francis Bacon." Well, there you go. I was never the same.

During that time my business plan was changing from field service on business and office equipment to learning to build websites at home. I don't know that Lawrence and I talked about websites, but it is likely. I know I left that night never forgetting about Bacon. He left me with a few Xerox pages of Baconian information. There was no SirBacon.org to refer to on that day.

On March 28, 1997 the domain name "SirBacon.org" was registered. On October 10th of that year, SirBacon.org launched. I visited Lawrence again right after the website launched in late 1997 and will never forget seeing some of the famous SirBacon.org graphics come to life as they were created.

Here we are 25 years later. Wow!

This week Lawrence and I have a few articles to post on What's New and several great contributions from Baconians who have enjoyed SirBacon.org. Months ago we had high hopes and I even wanted to rent a big hall for an international party. But by no surprise; life, responsibilities, commitments, bills, family, and so many other distractions eat away at what little time have and we all know that time flies. 🙂

The first What's New article is basically What's Old. It is an archive page that has the What's New from 1998 through 2015. Everything from 2016 was brought into the new website last winter. So now you can go way back!

Enjoy!

 

 

 

 

Good Lord! So much Bacon to digest... I feel some sympathy for Oxfraudians and Strats who only have spam for supper. Thank you Lawrence and Robert for all your tireless service to Humanity for the last 25 years. Words cannot do justice...

[Light-of-Truth]

1 hour ago, Eric Roberts said:

I feel some sympathy for Oxfraudians and Strats who only have spam for supper.

Sadly, I do not feel a lot of sympathy for them. Maybe some for the casual sheep who have been deceived and follow, but very little for the propagators who purposely turn a blind eye at Baconian evidence to maintain their status and glory of the falsehoods. 😉

Some of them maintain fame and wealth from the lies they promote.

[Eric Roberts]

46 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

Sadly, I do not feel a lot of sympathy for them. Maybe some for the casual sheep who have been deceived and follow, but very little for the propagators who purposely turn a blind eye at Baconian evidence to maintain their status and glory of the falsehoods. 😉

Some of them maintain fame and wealth from the lies they promote.

                A short extract from

A MONOGRAPH WHEREIN THE POEMS AND PLAYS ATTRIBUTED
   TO WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ARE PROVEN TO CONTAIN THE

 ENCIPHERED NAME OF THE CONCEALED AUTHOR, FRANCIS BACON
               BY PENN LEARY © 1990

https://sirbacon.org/archives/epdf.Penn Leary pub_the-second-cryptographic-shakespeare.pdf

     In 1924 one Edwin J. Des Moineaux published a pamphlet entitled
"MANUSCRIPT +Said to be+ HANDWRITING +of+ WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
IDENTIFIED +as+ PENMANSHIP OF ANOTHER PERSON," (Phillips Printing
Co, Los Angeles). The author contested the authenticity of a "Shakespeare
signature" written at the bottom of a recently discovered manuscript frag-
ment of the play "Sir Thomas More" (Harlein MS No. 7368, British Library).
This play had previously been attributed to another Elizabethan, Anthony
Munday, but the +New York Times+ in 1917 found space to award this lucky
find of 147 lines first prize as: "The Most Important Discovery in the Histo-
ry of Literature." The Editors then announced that the signature of The

Bard of Avon appended to the manuscript was genuine beyond all possible
doubt. Great storms of literary protest ensued.

     However, according to other authorities, the signature did not match
the handwriting in the 147 lines of this fragment of the play, or even the
other verified Shakespeare signatures. The "Most Important Discovery" was
quickly dropped by the newsroom autographic experts of the +Times+. In his
brief paper, Des Moineaux daringly offered facsimiles as proof that, in his
opinion, the 147 lines of this play were drafted in the calligraphy of Francis
Bacon. In his Foreword he comments acidly:

Which could possibly have been the author of plays and poems that
  "touch the horison of all human thought": a butcher's apprentice or a
  college alumnus; a mischievous poacher or an attache of an embassy; a
  Stratford toper or a London Barrister; a village vagabond or a member
  of Parliament; a country rustic or an habitue of royal precincts; a Bank-
  side showman or a producer of classic revels; a petty money changer or
  a privy councillor; a litigious maltster or an Attorney General; an associ-
  ate of illiterates and vulgarians or a consort of the most brilliant and
  refined men of his time; an indolent lout equipped with nothing but the
  patois of Warwickshire or an ambitious student who acquired a vocabu-
  lary of 18,000 words?

     Lout? Maltster? Good Heavens! But daunting outbursts such as this
will not alone depose the Stratford King. They only serve to arouse sleeping
scholars to search again into the misty domain of Stratfordian surmise,
mayhap to rise anew atop some hastily erected, freshly disguised and
hopefully impregnable tower of profound literary conjecture. The defenders
of tradition rarely delay as they prepare to bring us back to our senses, but
during the interval we may feel more comfortable in ascribing The Works
to an industrious, educated man than in inventing excuses to credit them to
a Warwickshire refugee from child support payments.

I thought this extract might be apposite, given the conversation regarding our colleagues of different                                                                                                                                   persuasions as to the true identity of the Bard known as Shakespeare, and the celebrations of                                                                                                                                       25 years of Sterling service by SirBacon.org.

[Eric Roberts]

Article on, and facsimilies of Manuscript Harley 7368

https://oxfraud.com/HND-manuscripts

William Shakespeare indeed! Could this be the Great One's handwriting?

 

Sample of Francis Bacon's handwriting from a letter to his uncle, William Cecil, Lord Burghley

 

Edited October 11, 2022 by Eric Roberts

[Eric Roberts]

1 hour ago, Light-of-Truth said:

Sadly, I do not feel a lot of sympathy for them. Maybe some for the casual sheep who have been deceived and follow, but very little for the propagators who purposely turn a blind eye at Baconian evidence to maintain their status and glory of the falsehoods. 😉

Some of them maintain fame and wealth from the lies they promote.

They should be forced to read the SirBacon Archives for 1 hour a day for the rest of their lives...

[Lawrence Gerald]

Someone once said, "You can lead a horse to water but a pencil has to be lead. "

[Light-of-Truth]

October 11, 2022 - Our second article is up on What's New:

ELIZABETHAN ERA WRITING COMPARISON FOR IDENTIFICATION OF “COMMON AUTHORSHIP”

Thanks to contributors and friends of SirBacon.org the late Francis Carr and Maureen Ward-Gandy and still contributing SirBacon.org team and B'Hive member Christina Waldman.

"WM SHAKESPEARE IS PROVEN TO BE SIR FRANCIS BACON"!

Edited October 11, 2022 by Light-of-Truth

[Christie Waldman]

And thanks to Lawrence who allowed my publisher to publish the report back in 2018, and to Lawrence and Light-of-Truth for putting it up here on SirBacon.org where surely it won't be ignored! What a great job you have done with it, Lawrence and Rob! It feels good to honor Maureen Ward-Gandy, a professional forensic handwriting expert who was highly respected by her peers, both in the U.S. and in the U.K.

[Light-of-Truth]

I just put up today's What's New with the help of Allisnum2er (Yann). It's appropriate that it is going up during Line 1690 of the Sonnets as we move into Day 286, "No, I am that I am, and they that level".

Sonnets Pyramid (light-of-truth.com)

Thank you Yann for creating the article and your amazing video. Check out What's New to see the article called , "GIFT OF GOD - An Extraordinary Tale - by Allisnum2er"

Here is his beautiful video:

 

 

[A Phoenix]

Greetings High Wizard of B'Hive,

Your GIFT OF GOD An Extraordinary Tale was brilliant, amazing, revelatory, transcendent, and emotional.  

 

Edited October 13, 2022 by A Phoenix

[Eric Roberts]

24 minutes ago, A Phoenix said:

Greetings High Wizard of B'Hive,

Your GIFT OF GOD An Extraordianry Tale was brilliant, amazing, revelatory, transcendent, and emotional.  

 

I second that, A.P.!  Though apparently simple in terms of design, Allisnum2er's video is an amazing chain of associations - a visualisation of his own thought processes.

Brilliant work, beautifully executed. What a charming and insightful way to say "happy birthday, SirBacon".

[A Phoenix]

Hi Eric,

Beautifully and eloquently expressed.

 

[Lawrence Gerald]

Thou Standest Before a Sublime Mystery. Elegantly done Yann, PLUS ULTRA 25 !

[Allisnum2er]

 A heartfelt thank you to all of you, Lawrence , Rob, The Phoenixes, and Eric, for your touching words. 🙏❤️

A special thanks to you Lawrence and Rob for your trust regarding the creation of the article for "What's new?" ❤️

Rob said : "It's appropriate that it is going up during Line 1690 of the Sonnets as we move into Day 286, "No, I am that I am, and they that level".

Indeed, this famous line 1690 of Shakespeare's Sonnets ( published in 1609)  hide the number 169, the square of 13, or 13 times 13 😊.

Interestingly enough, 1690 is the year of publication of the english translation of The Hermetick romance,or , The Chymical Wedding.

And as I was working on the article I found another interesting book published in 1690.

It talks about another Bacon (Nathaniel) but I love the fact that we have the words  Widdow, Bacon and Virginia on the same page! 🙂

https://www.earlyprintedbooks.com/behn_widdow-ranter_1690_a1r/

Finally, I would like to share with you a last thing that I noticed yesterday in the 13 by 13 grid of Thomas Bokenham.

Above the word "nef" (See my interpretation in "What's new?") we have the anagram of a french word ... ETOILLE or L'ETOILE (THE STAR).

"It is the star of every wandring barke"

Misnumbered Sonnet 119 (simple cipher of Francis Bacon's motto MEDIOCRIA FIRMA)

Thus, we have the name FRANCIS BACON forming the two Pillars of Hercules, the nef (the Galleon) and "the star of every wandring barke".

I think that L'ETOILE can be a reference to the Marseille Tarot Card, on which we have a naked woman (TRUTH/VENUS/APHRODITE)

and in the background A BIRD on a PHOENIX TREE ... A PHOENIX !

A living drollery. Now I will believe
That there are unicorns, that in Arabia
There is one tree, the phoenix' throne, one phoenix
At this hour reigning there.

The Tempest Act 3 scene 3

 

 

 

 

[Christie Waldman]

Thank you, Allisnum2er. I enjoyed your presentation and revelations, your insights, however prompted! 

"Nave" is also a part of a church. I was surprised to find that some say that this use of "nave" came from the word's meaning of "ship." I looked up the etymology of "nave"; here are some references. This reference also gives a meaning of nave as  "auger," with "ger" coming from the Old English word "gar," a spear or borer. https://www.etymonline.com/word/nave.

"The main worship space of many churches was intentionally built to resemble a ship, or more specifically, Noah’s Ark.  This points to the role of the church as an ark of salvation. From this area, the congregation can see and hear the pastor and the choir." United Methodist Church, "Where do church terms like narthex and nave come from?"  https://www.umc.org/en/content/ask-the-umc-where-do-church-terms-like-narthex-and-nave-come-from (with a diagram). If you look at the symbol of the Rosy-Cross, with the rose in the center of where the two arms of the cross cross, that would be in the center of the nave. It seems that, in modern times, the "nave" of a church can have a broader meaning, referring to the middle part of the church where the congregation sits.

I always look for puns on the word "heir." Another association might be the Egyptian God "Horus," sometimes "Hor, Har, Her, or Heru."

[Allisnum2er]

Thank you, Christie !❤️

Talking about Horus, as I was playing with my Letter Cards and the name DROESHOUT, HORUS appeared.

I did not mention it in my video because it would have taken too long, but regarding HORUS, I wondered whether in the eyes of Francis Bacon ,  HORUS (Prince and Falcon God) could be the anagram of HOURS (Time reveals the hidden truth) or H-OURS with H the Queen Mother of consonants as a reference to his real mother  Queen Elizabeth I , and OURS the french word for Bear, a reference to his true father, Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester. 

[Light-of-Truth]

And, HORUS is 103 Kaye Cipher, the Simple Cipher of SHAKESPEARE. 🙂

 

 

[Christie Waldman]

And, I think you said this already, "Usher"  has the same letters of "herus." There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio. 

I did wonder what led you to invoke Poe. Was it just the passage you cited, or is there more to it?

[Light-of-Truth]

3 hours ago, Allisnum2er said:

Indeed, this famous line 1690 of Shakespeare's Sonnets ( published in 1609)  hide the number 169, the square of 13, or 13 times 13 😊.

Interestingly enough, 1690 is the year of publication of the english translation of The Hermetick romance,or , The Chymical Wedding.

Line 1690 is where Day 286 begins. You know, we go through 156 to get to 157. We go through 286 to get to 287. The way I have learned to believe after studying these numbers for over 20 years, is that these are two places where we pass beyond Pillars to get from one level/place/reality to the next. The number 11 is always involved. We've explored how Two T's often appear, and so on. Over and over as a Pattern.

So today we are in Day 286. Tomorrow, October 14 is Day 287 of the year. At Midnight we pass beyond Two Pillars. It is the way it works.

I just watched the January 6 hearings. Not to start an argument or have to remove this due to "Conspiracy Theory", but I think we all can agree this is a major historic moment in Bacon's New Atlantis. In my lifetime, only 9-11-2001 is bigger. I remember Nixon, but this is bigger. In fact, as far as Bacon's New Atlantis 240+ year history, what happened on January 6, 2020 is the most serious threat to what we Americans take for granted, Bacon's Dream.

They did a vote that will be talked about a lot and when they started it was at 3:30 PM, by 3:33 PM they had a unanimous vote to move forward to get to the "Truth."

October 13 is famous. "Friday the 13th".

The next Day, tomorrow, October 14 is Day 287.

In my microcosm, this is not just the "Every Year" drift through the Two Pillars from Days 286 to 287. This year is SirBacon.org's 25th Anniversary which normally would be all my focus. But the past few weeks I have a new client who has paid me more than any other client has paid all year, and they are asking for more time. I still have time for SirBacon.org. Tomorrow my wife is having surgery hoping they will get all her Cancer on Day 287. She is not a prime candidate for surgery, so it is a concern. Every day appointments leading up to tomorrow. But tomorrow is a Day 287 and I have learned the numbers 157 and 287 are about Strength and Permanence. I'm hoping by 3:33 PM tomorrow I get the call from the surgeon that Theresa is awake and they got it all.

I still find time for SirBacon.org and my new client. But obviously my wife is most important.

Watching the January 6 hearing was not on my schedule, but WOW. As we move from today (286) into tomorrow (287) know that this year is unique, SirBacon.org's 25th Anniversary is just one feeder band into a huge Baconian wave of "Truth" vs "Lies".

I'll post the article Lawrence requested in a bit for today. We're aware of the topic and has been kicked around. But it seems to fit into the events of teh day and I hope some of you recognize the Synchronicity. 😉

 

 

 

[Christie Waldman]

Our thoughts will be with you and your wife, Light-of-Truth.

[Light-of-Truth]

18 minutes ago, Christie Waldman said:

Our thoughts will be with you and your wife, Light-of-Truth.

Thank you Christina! 💖

Over the years I've known you, way before the B'Hive, I knew you as Christina. More formal than "Christie". You and I shared the many many hours we've spent editing and making your contributions absolutely perfect for SirBacon.org. I see you as a "Christie" for sure, but you will always be "Christina" to me. Brilliant, a perfectionist, one who is rare who can meet her own standards. 🙂

I will say, and others may agree, that you ARE 100% the best proofreader and editor of all Baconians! If not ALL of the English speaking world!

Today's What's New post for SirBacon.org 25th Anniversary is your so appropriate article "The Oxfraudian “Prima Facie Case for Shakespeare”–“Hoist with its Own Petard?”.  For today, Day 286 as we go into Day 287, it appears to me Bacon's plan for a universal reformation of the whole world is making a powerful move to bring Truth to Light, on many planes. We are a part of that. You, SirBacon.org, all of us.

Truth matters. Tomorrow (Day 287) will be a Day of Truth more than ever before. Will it be the end of the lies? No, but tonight we pass beyond Two Pillars and we (all who seek Truth) are carrying some Truth with us. Thank you, Christina!

 

[Kate]

Yann, your video is captivating - and so clever. Well done! I’ll never look at the name Droeshout the same again.

 

Rob, sending you all the luck and best wishes in the world for your wife’s speedy recovery. 🙏 x