Day 1 of the Sonnets, January 1, 2023

[Light-of-Truth]

Happy New Year!

I woke up this morning and it is a brand new year, 2023! 🙂

The screen capture below is from last night before I went to sleep. It was 2023 in the UK, but still 2022 here in the US.

The beginning of a new year, and the beginning of Shakespeares Sonnets with the 14 lines of Sonnet 1 and the first 12 lines from Sonnet 2  for 26 lines of poetry on the first page:

https://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca/Library/facsimile/bookplay/UC_Q1_Son/son/index.html

I have to wonder if 26 lines is a hint since the Sonnets Pyramid design is based on a 14 x 26 table.

Let me share a cool cipher that is very important. I have shared it plenty of times before, but here it is again since we are in the first page of the Sonnets today:

    Lines 1 - 5 of the Sonnets begin with these letters: F T B H B

    Lines 6 - 10 of the Sonnets begin with these letters: F M T T A

    Lines 11 - 15 of the Sonnets begin with these letters: W A P T W

(Adding up the "Simple" ciphers of those letters with the Elizabeth 24 letter alphabet we get the following totals.)

    F(6) + T(19) + B(2) + H(8) + B(2) = 37

    F(6) + M(12) + T(19) + T(19) + A(1) = 57

    W(21) + A(1) + P(15) + T(19) + W(21) = 77

(Take the totals, 37, 57, and 77, and cross reference them to the rows using the first Table.)

            37 = K
            57 = E
            77 = Y  

That spells out the word: KEY

As many times I have done this I still get goose-pimples. The first 15 lines of the Sonnets have a REPEATABLE cipher than anyone can do with the same rules to spell out the word "KEY". It's purpose is to demonstrate that the 14x26 table with all 26 letters can work with the 24 letter cipher codes. It is a big part of the Sonnets Pyramid design and Bacon's hidden messages contained therein.

Anyway, what else do we se on the first page?

Of course we are very familiar with the FR B (Francis Bacon) at the very beginning, and starting with the 15th line which is included to find the cipher KEY, we have W T (William Tudor) going up.

The big W, or VV, is curious to me. For the cipher I count it as a W because the word "When" begins with a W.

W is 21 Simple cipher using the 24 letter codes. (21 can be a symbol for BA as B=2 and A=1 Simple ciphers.)

V is 20 Simple cipher, so VV is 40 Simple cipher and Kaye cipher.

VVHen fortie Winters shall beseige thy brow,

VV = 40, "Hen" then "fortie"? Do you suppose this might be a clue? HEN is 26 Simple cipher which help us remember the number 26 is part of the KEY as well.

VVHEN FORTIE is 136 Simple cipher the same as BACON-SHAKESPEARE.

On the page there are 26 lines of poetry. There is one italic word, "Rose", and 201 regular type words.

TWO HUNDRED ONE is 157 Simple, 168 Reverse, 58 Short, and 287 Kaye cipher.

http://www.light-of-truth.com/ciphers.html

The 157 and 287 numbers Seal the first page of the Sonnets with the Bacon/Rosicrucian Secret Shakespearean Seal numbers.

WILLIAM TUDOR I is 157 Simple, 168 Reverse, 58 Short, and 287 Kaye cipher for a perfect cipher signature as well.

The Sonnets using the KEY that was offered to us by Bacon, tells Bacon's story. Part of the story is that he was born (my interpretation of the ciphers) as William Tudor to be the King of England one day. If he had a son to be a King following him, he would become William Tudor I and complete the Seal destiny for Elizabeth. The last two lines of Sonnet 11 which is also the last two lines of Day 26 and the end of the 1st Tier:

She caru'd thee for her seale,and ment therby,
Thou shouldst print more,not let that coppy die.

 

Was Bacon born to be Elizabeth's 157 and 287 Seal? All he needed was to become King and have a son who would follow in his footsteps. Sounds like a great plan possibly devised by Dee who was Elizabeth's trusted advisor.

The first four lines of the first page of the Sonnets:

FRom fairest creatures we desire increase,
That thereby beauties Rose might neuer die,
But as the riper should by time decease,
His tender heire might beare his memory:

The last four lines of the same page:

How much more praise deseru'd thy beauties vse,
If thou couldst answere this faire child of mine
Shall sum my count, and make my old excuse
Proouing his beautie by succession thine.

 

There are several ways to interpret these lines. For me, when I read the Sonnets I may be hearing Bacon, Shakespeare, or William Tudor. It depends on which one is being the story teller and which one is the subject. All three take turns.

"Beauties Rose" is obvious William Tudor. "His tender heire" could be Shakespeare who "might beare his (William's) memory".

"If thou couldst answere this faire child of mine" would suggest the same as "His tender heire".

"Shall sum my count" is obviously Bacon referring to the ciphers and his hidden messages in the Sonnets. We have the KEY, and we must use it.

The last line on the page, "Proouing his beautie by succession thine". This is the purpose of the KEY and every line of the Sonnets, to "prooue" Bacon was born a Tudor and was Shakespeare.

Using the 26 letter cipher codes the first letters of Sonnet 1 add up to 158 Simple and 340 Kaye cipher which is the same as the 24 letter Simple and Kaye cipher as ELIZABETH TUDOR.

http://www.light-of-truth.com/pyramid-GMT.php#cipherSonnet001

Oh my, it is so exciting to learn Bacon's hidden story! We know the first Sonnet and the first page of the Sonnets has to introduce us to what will follow. Apparently Bacon made certain to share all the KEY elements of his life on this page so we can discover the rest as we move forward in the design.

Happy new year! 🙂

 

[A Phoenix]

Happy New Year Rob,

WOW, WOW AND WOW, and then some! Awesome. What a way to start this important Baconian year 2023. Take a bow-you thoroughly deserve it.

 

 

[Allisnum2er]

Happy New Year Rob !

I second A Phoenix.  What an awesone, incredible, exquisite first post. A perfect Opener ! ❤️

[Light-of-Truth]

Thank you A. Phoenix and Yann! It's good to be with you all today to bring in the New Year!! 🙂

What a great Baconian Family we have!

[Light-of-Truth]

On 1/1/2023 at 8:58 AM, A Phoenix said:

What a way to start this important Baconian year 2023.

Right now I feel so blessed to enjoy Baconian fun and discoveries (Dee-scoveries) with a few deal friends over this Holiday weekend.

If the rest of 2023 is as Special as the first couple days, we Will be very Happy!!! 🙂

I Will use my Will, very carefully, to help allow Bacon to reveal his Truth as his Will unfolds.

😉

 

[Eric Roberts]

18 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

Right now I feel so blessed to enjoy Baconian fun and discoveries (Dee-scoveries) with a few deal friends over this Holiday weekend.

If the rest of 2023 is as Special as the first couple days, we Will be very Happy!!! 🙂

I Will use my Will, very carefully, to help allow Bacon to reveal his Truth as his Will unfolds.

😉

 

How interesting (and satisfying) that Pierre Henrion arrived at the same conclusion you did many years ago that Francis Bacon's hidden name was "William".

 

[Light-of-Truth]

21 minutes ago, Eric Roberts said:

How interesting (and satisfying) that Pierre Henrion arrived at the same conclusion you did many years ago that Francis Bacon's hidden name was "William".

You know that did not go unnoticed. WILL F BACON TUDOR

1976 was my 15/16th year. It was 2001 when I saw Will as Bacon first. As far as I know Pierre Henrion was the first to mention it, and I am thrilled!!

Looking at his work, shifting the Caesar cipher with anagrams, he must have spent countless hours and hours working following clues, as he says, even trying alphabets with various letters excepted! Skeptics might claim anything can be a result, but Henrion makes it clear as good as he was, could not make BACON into TUDOR.

But he did come up with up with WILL F BACON TUDOR two and a half decades before me.

I have been waiting for this day! (I've begged A. Phoenix to keep their eyes open for any clues about Bacon being born as Will.) And this thrill is while we are in the first page of the Sonnets! The beginning of a New Year! 2023!

Pierre Henrion was probably not the first!! We need to keep our eye open. Somewhere there is a letter, something slightly more substantial than a cipher. Somewhere...

My burning question is what does this mean??

"Brother Will, still widely called Master Will even by the ignorant..."

Talk about some secret stuff. I am so ignorant that even "Master Will" has me puzzled. 🙂

What is he talking about????

 

[Eric Roberts]

2 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

You know that did not go unnoticed. WILL F BACON TUDOR

1976 was my 15/16th year. It was 2001 when I saw Will as Bacon first. As far as I know Pierre Henrion was the first to mention it, and I am thrilled!!

Looking at his work, shifting the Caesar cipher with anagrams, he must have spent countless hours and hours working following clues, as he says, even trying alphabets with various letters excepted! Skeptics might claim anything can be a result, but Henrion makes it clear as good as he was, could not make BACON into TUDOR.

But he did come up with up with WILL F BACON TUDOR two and a half decades before me.

I have been waiting for this day! (I've begged A. Phoenix to keep their eyes open for any clues about Bacon being born as Will.) And this thrill is while we are in the first page of the Sonnets! The beginning of a New Year! 2023!

Pierre Henrion was probably not the first!! We need to keep our eye open. Somewhere there is a letter, something slightly more substantial than a cipher. Somewhere...

My burning question is what does this mean??

"Brother Will, still widely called Master Will even by the ignorant..."

Talk about some secret stuff. I am so ignorant that even "Master Will" has me puzzled. 🙂

What is he talking about????

 

I wonder if he simply means that Francis Bacon (Brother Will) is mistitled "Master" by many uninformed Rosicrucians?

[Light-of-Truth]

2 minutes ago, Eric Roberts said:

I wonder if he simply means that Francis Bacon (Brother Will) is mistitled "Master" by many uninformed Rosicrucians?

But who is "Brother Will"?

I've never heard that term before. And "Master Will".

I not a Rosicrucian nor a Freemason. I do think I may be an honorary member of some kind of Invisible College, but no living human has ever told me. LOL

He says this as if other "Brothers" would understand, and some ignorant might question why they say, "Master Will."

Who was Will?

We know it was Bacon, I know William is his born name. But this is the first time I've been aware of someone else before me that I have known about appears to bring it up, and he says it as if it is joke for those who do not know! "We who know, know who Brother Will is."

The cat is out of the bag. Now what?

Thank you, Eric! You take the Cake for my New Years that was already amazing!

 

[Eric Roberts]

7 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

But who is "Brother Will"?

I've never heard that term before. And "Master Will".

I not a Rosicrucian nor a Freemason. I do think I may be an honorary member of some kind of Invisible College, but no living human has ever told me. LOL

He says this as if other "Brothers" would understand, and some ignorant might question why they say, "Master Will."

Who was Will?

We know it was Bacon, I know William is his born name. But this is the first time I've been aware of someone else before me that I have known about appears to bring it up, and he says it as if it is joke for those who do not know! "We who know, know who Brother Will is."

The cat is out of the bag. Now what?

Thank you, Eric! You take the Cake for my New Years that was already amazing!

 

It's a pleasure to be of some help. The document you are searching for may well exist in some hidden archive. For now, the closest thing to 'proof' we have is the cover of the Bacon-Shakespeare Manuscript, as A Phoenix and Burgoyne have shown:

 

[Light-of-Truth]

12 minutes ago, Eric Roberts said:

For now, the closest thing to 'proof' we have is the cover of the Bacon-Shakespeare Manuscript, as A Phoenix and Burgoyne have shown:

This is the best physical evidence so far. I do put a lot of value in Bacon actually saying on Sonnet 136 that his name is "Will."

Sonnet 136 is the only place in all of Bacon's works where in plain text he states what his name is. Stratfordians love it and use it, Baconians tend to dismiss it. It should be the opposite. 😉

Another question, what is the "Shakespeare fraternity"?? I feel so out of the loop!

Edited January 3 by Light-of-Truth

[Eric Roberts]

1 hour ago, Light-of-Truth said:

This is the best physical evidence so far. I do put a lot of value in Bacon actually saying on Sonnet 136 that his name is "Will."

Sonnet 136 is the only place in all of Bacon's works where in plain text he states what his name is. Stratfordians love it and use it, Baconians tend to dismiss it. It should be the opposite. 😉

Another question, what is the "Shakespeare fraternity"?? I feel so out of the loop!

Good question. Any ideas, A. Phoenix? Who are "the Shakespeare fraternity"? Rosicrucians, surely?

[Light-of-Truth]

I came across a reference to a possible answer to who or what is the Shakespeare Fraternity:

IRELAND: LAND OF THE PHARAOHS

http://www.tuks.nl/pdf/Reference_Material/Andrew_Power_-_Ireland_Land_of_the_Pharaohs.pdf (page 247, or 259 of the PDF)

The etymology of Williams’s name shows it derives from the German ‘Wilhelm’ meaning ‘Helmet’. According to Rosicrucian researcher Peter Dawkins, there is an Order called The Knights of the Helmet: The Spear-shaking (Shakespeare) Fraternity, analogous to shaking the spear of knowledge at the dragon of ignorance, holds the helmet as representing the peak of knowledge and when put on, illuminates the wearer. Staying with the subject of Gemini for a moment; Peter Dawkins, elucidating on a Shakespearean monument, writes: ‘Twins are a recurring theme in the Shakespeare plays (Comedy of Errors and Twelfth Night for example), and the whole design is symbolically in the sculpture reminiscent of Gemini—the ‘heavenly twins’, one ‘immortal and the other mortal.’ (Horus and William) The topic of twins runs throughout the ritual/battle, and on the terrain where it took place, for reasons yet to be fully discovered.

 

I'm still reading the chapter called "Ritual" (starts on page 236) which is about a William (SOW). You know I am mostly reading UP the book by paragraphs! LOL

But there is a William as part of some legend and ritual for what I have yet to understand. But it can't help feel that William Tudor was the source of the tale. Maybe a piece of evidence one can chase down to add credibility to the concept of Bacon being born as William? Page 245-246:

4) The idea of William being a ‘son of a widow’ needs a little more explaining. This epithet almost certainly indicates William was a member of one of the initiatory orders, because initiates are known to each other as Brothers, meaning they are all, methodically, sons of the same ‘Mother’ or Sons of the Widow. The ‘Widow’ is the Lodge and the members its ‘sons’ (Mother and Sons translate as Ma-sons), reflecting the many paintings and statues, of the beautiful Madonna and Child. There is, significantly, a statue of the Madonna, and Child prominently positioned above the entrance to the sanctuary in Rosslyn, the Knights Templar chapel. This is erroneously believed to be the only Christian icon in this church. It is probable that William was associated with the Rosicrucian movement. His mentor, and physician, was one John Frederick Helvetius, an Alchemist, and Rosicrucian.36 It isn’t necessary to revisit James’s occult history, as it is recognised that the Stuart family, through James I, brought an off-shoot of the Mystery Schools to England in 1603 that become the basis for the Masonic Order. It has also been pointed out this family always had connections with esoteric orders. Supporting this theory is the text of an article that appeared in the December 2002 edition of the Rosicrucian Beacon (a quarterly magazine) stating that the Rosicrucian Michael Maier, sent James I a Christmas greeting in 1612. In this historical document, he praises James as a protector and promoter of the Rosicrucians: ‘Long live James, King of Great Britain; hail, may the Rose be joyful under thy protection.’ (Italics added)

Edited January 4 by Light-of-Truth

[Light-of-Truth]

It could be the "William" above is William of Orange. The Rosicrucian/Freemason connections are quite obvious, so the William in the legend and ritual might be a blend of William of Orange (for anyone who is not an initiate) and William Tudor (Bacon the William behind the veil)? Page 38:

The ritual/battle was the concluding phase, the capstone, of these times, which had begun with Copernicus(1473-1543), followed by Galileo (1564-1642), called ‘the founder of modern science’ by Albert Einstein, Francis Bacon (1561-1626), otherwise known as Lord Verulam, who it is claimed, wrote the works of Shakespeare, as we will see later, and the alchemist John Dee (1527-1608). Curiously, Dee was also an Elizabethan spy with the designation of 007!

 

 

Edited January 4 by Light-of-Truth

[Light-of-Truth]

Ok, one more post before I start doing my work for the day, a bit late! 🙂

From the Introduction this is what we need to know (Pages 2-3):

The principle performers in this ritual drama were the above-mentioned royal scions. They were, William, a Prince of the Dutch House of Orange (de facto King of England), who ruled jointly with Mary his Stuart wife who was the lawful claimant to the throne, and James II, erstwhile Stuart King of Britain and Ireland. They were destined to meet in the Boyne Valley to participate in this extraordinary ritual/battle, a landscape to which it was inextricably linked for reasons that will be developed as our explorations proceed.

Decoding the raison d’être of the previously mentioned ‘battle’ uncovers the legend of a ‘lost’ race that has been, for the most part, erased from our conscious memory. The famous Russian explorer, mystic and artist, Nicolas Roerich mused about this race when he wrote: ‘so, before the eyes of history has come a nation, from whence is unknown; nor is it known how it scattered and disappeared without a trace.’ Our journey follows in the footprints of this race to discover how, and as importantly why, they traversed the globe, and where exactly their epic trek took them after leaving the ancient land of Brù-na-Bóinne (in reality an ancient island that long predates Ireland) and their pagan homeland of Eamhain (see chapter three).

Thus the legend has more than one meaning or purpose. It contains a hidden story. 🙂