Jesuits marks and symbols

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Welcome Vox,
I suggest you read all of the of posts here at tnet.
That would be a good start, then flip on over to Ancient Lost
Treasure forum and read those few those posts there.
finish up with the forum lostdutchmanmine .com jesuit
posts. then meet us back here.

Seriously thats what I did, only I did that twice! in case I missed
something. the easiest and cheapest source of information to get
you started.
hope this helps
rangler
 

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Also, you might search the posts of "Jacko". He's gone now, but he really pursued Jesuit signs.
 

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Good advice,
then read all 85,000 posts on
Old Dogs, 'basic signs and symbols you have found' and you will be up to par.
rangler



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ps smee, this is not harsh at all, I did that very thing and did it twice, then I read all of Ancient Lost Treasures post before it was jacked and stuff deleted.There is no overkill if you want to break the code, as it takes about 20 years with some help in between.
rangler
 

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VV:
Seeing the flag in your avatar space, I would suggest that you also research any symbologies used by the Moors. They were also in your country until driven out during the Crusades. Scottish armies fought the Moors in Spain as part of that situation; so, Scottish (Celtic) symbols could possibly be found there.
The reason I've brought up these other groups is because some of the symbols used by the Jesuits could easily be adaptations of symbols used by those groups. There could easily be overlaps of usage. Especially since the Jesuits were all over Europe and points beyond and involve in various nefarious operations. I could see how they might have adopted symbols of other groups and made small changes in order to hide their own operations.
 

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rangler said:
Good advice,
then read all 85,000 posts on
Old Dogs, 'basic signs and symbols you have found' and you will be up to par.
rangler

Bit of overkill there, wouldn't you say?
 

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Shortstack said:
VV:
Seeing the flag in your avatar space, I would suggest that you also research any symbologies used by the Moors. They were also in your country until driven out during the Crusades. Scottish armies fought the Moors in Spain as part of that situation; so, Scottish (Celtic) symbols could possibly be found there.
The reason I've brought up these other groups is because some of the symbols used by the Jesuits could easily be adaptations of symbols used by those groups. There could easily be overlaps of usage. Especially since the Jesuits were all over Europe and points beyond and involve in various nefarious operations. I could see how they might have adopted symbols of other groups and made small changes in order to hide their own operations.
Short....
I live in Spain but work in many countries of Latin America, where the Jesuits had mines and trade. They left many things hidden.
Cheers VV
 

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In the last year or so, I've read historical info about how the Jesuits were not the clean, religious order that's been put out over the years. They were truly underhanded in a lot of areas; even assassination attempts on European leaders during the Dark Ages, etc. They were very manipulative in their plotting and figured out how to influence others to do the dirty work. Kinda like the story lines of the Soap Operas. LOL
I do believe they modified the symbology of other groups to hide their true identity in a lot of their mining operations because they didn't want to hand over part of their spoils to the Spanish King.
 

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I have learned that early on in the system... the Jesuits were very compliant in the symbolism used in trail making. but as time went by they became more radical in their sign markings. Eventually to the point of individualism. Most of the later signs left by the Jesuits (SJ) were meant to be souly to either confuse or to be recognized by those in the party associated with that given trail.

Do not however discount the idea of Jesuit mining or treasure troving. there are documented accounts of this activity no matter the denials to the contrary.
 

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Vox veritas said:
.... I live in Spain but work in many countries of Latin America, where the Jesuits had mines and trade. They left many things hidden.
Cheers VV

Question: if what you say is true, then why are these things still hidden?
 

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Springfield said:
Vox veritas said:
.... I live in Spain but work in many countries of Latin America, where the Jesuits had mines and trade. They left many things hidden.
Cheers VV

Question: if what you say is true, then why are these things still hidden?

In Paraguay the presence of the Jesuits were very active. I found many documents in the AGI (General Archive of Indies) where they had "secret" gold mine in Paraguay. I have located several places with tunnels and rooms with a special radar, but the treasures are 16-20 meters and recoveries have to be planed carefully.
If the treasures would be easy to recover would have taken. Remain where they are because they are difficult to remove. Personally I like the hard.
Cheers VV
 

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Vox veritas said:
Springfield said:
Vox veritas said:
.... I live in Spain but work in many countries of Latin America, where the Jesuits had mines and trade. They left many things hidden.
Cheers VV

Question: if what you say is true, then why are these things still hidden?

In Paraguay the presence of the Jesuits were very active. I found many documents in the AGI (General Archive of Indies) where they had "secret" gold mine in Paraguay. I have located several places with tunnels and rooms with a special radar, but the treasures are 16-20 meters and recoveries have to be planed carefully.
If the treasures would be easy to recover would have taken. Remain where they are because they are difficult to remove. Personally I like the hard.
Cheers VV

No, the question is: why haven't the Jesuits recovered them? After all, I'm sure if the caches exist, their ownership must be well documented and provable by their rightful owners.
 

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No, the question is: why haven't the Jesuits recovered them? After all, I'm sure if the caches exist, their ownership must be well documented and provable by their rightful owners.
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I have heard that some Jesuits returned to find them, but I do not know why they do not recover in a systematic way. Currently many of these places are privately owned. Another reason may be that dropped precipitously Latin America after being expelled in 1767 and may not have time to memorize the caches. Everything around the Jesuits is something mysterious, occult, hermetic.
VV
 

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Vox veritas said:
.....Another reason may be that dropped precipitously Latin America after being expelled in 1767 and may not have time to memorize the caches. ....

You are joking here ... right?
 

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Springfield said:
Vox veritas said:
.....Another reason may be that dropped precipitously Latin America after being expelled in 1767 and may not have time to memorize the caches. ....

You are joking here ... right?

No, but you have to tell another argued version?
VV
 

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Do not however discount the idea of Jesuit mining or treasure troving. there are documented accounts of this activity no matter the denials to the contrary.

Old Dog,
I have an interest in researching this. Are these documents or publications available to the public or are they part of private collections?

Mdog
 

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Springfield,

I think a big possibility is that since their repatriation in 1814, they have recovered some of their wealth. I think that a big possibility for all of the Peralta/Stone Maps to have been found in the same spot is that whatever they led to was recovered and since the stones were no longer of any use, they were dumped in a hole along the trail back to Mexico.

A very good reason for the Order not being able to recover much of their wealth is due to the nature of their arrest and consequent suppression. They had to have known what was coming. It had already happened in Portugal (and all her territories) in 1759 and then in France (and all her territories) in 1764. They had years to hide their wealth. At the very least, they had about a year from the time several Jesuits were arrested in Spain while giving money to the rioters during the Spanish Rebellions of 1766. When arrested there was no way they could have carried any maps with them. They would have been found. They were allowed to have nothing but the clothes on their backs, their breviaries, and a copy of Sir Thomas A Kempis' "An Imitation of Christ". That was it. They were all well searched. What knowledge they had was in their heads. Do you have any idea how many Jesuit Priests died from the time of their arrests till their arrivals Europe in late 1768? Hundreds! Could very well be that they took the locations of cache sites to their graves.

I believe they are still actively searching for what they had to hide. Real de Tayopa has even met some of them in the Mountains in Mexico. He will tell the story if you ask him. I think that since they couldn't take any maps with them when they were arrested, the modern Jesuits are looking for very specific markings or signs that only they know.

Hope that helps you.

Also, here is a quote from the Canadian Law Journal of 1891:

LEGAL OWNERS OF TREASURE TROVE. At Rio Janeiro is a castle Yclept San Antonio, which is now being demolished by order of the Brazilian Government. In the cellars of that edifice there have been dug up twelve iron-clamped chests and sixteen sacks containing 70,000,000 old Spanish dollars in gold, plus a leaden box filled with papers. One of these documents is a receipt given by a Father Anton Desarte, superior of the Jesuits' College at Rio, for 20,000,000 of gold dollars, to be paid by him as a tribute to King John of Portugal when he visited Brazil. In the eighteenth century the Marquis de Pombal expelled the Jesuit order from Portugal, and it is conjectured that the Jesuits at Rio, hearing of this, hid the treasures just discovered. A list of the wealth was left in the leaden box, there being 70,000,000 dollars, 2,800 lb. of gold dust, and 20,000 lb. weight of gold ingots. To whom, it is asked, does this treasure now belong—to the Republic, the King of Portugal, the Jesuits, or the contractors who are demolishing the castle?



Mike
 

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At the time that cache was discovered, the Jesuit Order had been restored for 77 years. Why hadn't they recovered it?

Mike
 

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gollom,
you said....I think a big possibility is that since their repatriation in 1814, they have recovered some of their wealth. I think that a big possibility for all of the Peralta/Stone Maps to have been found in the same spot is that whatever they led to was recovered and since the stones were no longer of any use, they were dumped in a hole along the trail back to Mexico.
Mike
Good use of logic, however my friend there is the other possibility that came to me, ..once
I poked around in the Supers...There is a cave, a hole really that is the same size as the tablets. It was a monument, of the omega kind. A white dog over the portal. with something in his mouth, an Indian shadow face, A Duck or Goose ...the Stones in this cave, said, "you are here" the physical reference point to the maps. Once the Jesuits knew they were leaving the area. They dug up the Stones, fled the Supers on their way south to mexico, then dumped the Stones near Queen Creek and just dumped them, because they knew that once the Stones were taken out of context to the burial spot they would be worthless in finding the caches and the mine.

This seems more likely based on their thinking at the time. The stone maps , the caches the very intricate code of the Codemakers

The truth is it has worked , here we are a 140 years later and the Stones are still not decoded. The Caches and the mine are still out there waiting for the right person who knows the Code and the Territory..and a touch of luck...you never know..

I know they were re-instated some time later, but once the force was broken, only the remaindered were here to be able to know the code and solve the riddles themselves.
The Code Book would have been hidden or destroyed. The Code had morphed at the end to the point that the Signs were well hidden , for half the year by using the equinox's as the time limit for the signs to be seen.As they studied the Code without the Book, it took about 20 years to get to the point where you can read the Alpha Monument, decode them and find the Omega...So the Modern Jesuits have not had all that must time to recover the Caches, in retrospect.

However they are moving on several targets and are up to speed on most basic codes now. Their problem is the final Omega Signs.Centuries ago they knew how to hide the signs in plain site - for instance, some signs were made to only appear correct after June soltice ...and sharply disappear after the Fall soltice.. limiting the time that the Kings men could recover the goods.
Add this to the smaller size of the monuments and the more and more subtle of signs
you might say they were following the spirit of the Law but not the Letter.
Hostile actions that's got them evicted and or arrested. This was the time of the Spanish Inquisition. Most of the Jesuits martyred themselves rather than talk. So the King got zilch but got rid of the threat of all their intrigues. I have it on
good authority - that I trust - says that of the hundred of thousands of monuments and caches and mines, only one in fifty is left in tact. Harsh prospects for the true trackers
but good odds if you can read all the signs, as each one found empty, is the learning experience that pays fifty to one odds in what you learn and can apply on the next one...

thanks in advance for your reply
rangler
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i have reason to believe that the caches and vaults they built had something to do
with the dimensions and design of Solomon Temple. Still looking find the piece of data
and links the vaults to this design.
 

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rangler said:
springfield,
you said....I think a big possibility is that since their repatriation in 1814, ....


Correction, R - it was gollum's post.
 

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