Our system is deeply flawed, systemic in nature, and urgently in need of scrutiny. At Ellys Manor House (EMH), years of investigations, disputes, and persecution have revealed unsettling truths about planning, heritage, and governance in the UK. What began as a fight to protect history and culture has spiraled into a tale of injustice, false accusations, and unanswered questions about how we value our heritage. From ancient Egyptian symbolism and the Dogon people of West Africa to Renaissance art and European history, this post challenges the narratives we have inherited and asks: what is real, and what is fabrication?
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ELLYS MANOR HOUSE (EMH)
COMPLETION OR PERFECTION
The number 7 is quite significant in the Bible, appearing over 700 times throughout both the Old and New Testaments. In biblical numerology, 7 symbolizes completion or perfection. It is said that God created the world in 6 days and rested on the 7th.
The Eye of Providence Hyroglifics from the unfinished Northern Pyramid
Detailed section of the wall painting at EMH c. 1500
1 Solar (or Sun) Cross. 2 Fleur de lys. 3 Calvary (Golgotha). 4 Crenalated wall of Jerusalem. 5 The three date palm trees on top of Calvary, where the three heads are one. The Godhead.
God bless,
CM Taylor (Clive)
From left to right: -
1 The Tourelle, sadly, the upper section (two windows) is no longer on the building.
2 Turnpike stair window in full. The upper section is in the form of an unfinished northern Pyramid.
3 We trust you will now be able to appreciate the pyramid with two sets of triglyphs, with one bar at the top, totalling seven. What is the significance of the number seven in the bible, which appears over seven hundred times? It symbolises Completion or perfection. It is not said that God created the world in 6 days and rested on the 7th.
4 Hieroglyphs in an Unfinished Northern Pyramid of Zawyet El Aryan, Egypt. Note the Inverted star.
5 Number 5 speaks for itself.
CM Taylor
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