The Curse of Tutankhamun - Part2

Esoteric online on 20th November journeys through time, in hope of unravellingthe curse of The Boy King

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[esotericonlineradio]

The royals have done this several times in the past.I dop not believe that each and every time is simply to be politically correct...changing a name certainly is one way to cut the ties with the past.;O)

[JMMcGregor]

a question for you (excellent vid btw) Why did queen Elizabeth the second coronation follow the old Egyptian rituals and why are they referred to as the pharonic bloodline. Could it be possible that British royalty are related to the Pharaohs of old?

[esotericonlineradio]

Excellent question,I will have to double check this but if I am right from what I remember, there is a direct connection to Cleopatra to Elizabeth the second.I presume this would come into the rituals etc somewhere along the line as she is a descendant I think through Victoria to the cleo and from there the ancient pharohs.I will check this out though and get back to you on this..Thanks for posting :O)

[JMMcGregor]

Interesting Cleopatra's name comes up because there is also a legend that Christ was her son (born Caesarion)...Cleopatra Magdalena (her daughter) was Mary Magdalene. This is also connects to the merogivian connection (knights templar etcetera)

History records Caesarion as being executed but rumours have long since existed that say he survived and went to Tibet and returned as Jesus.

very da vinci code of me...i know but there are reasons for this interest :)

[esotericonlineradio]

No some very valid points you have made. Time and again major figures within our current lives or within history are entangled and connected at some level.Many well known figures have changed there name for various reasons,the royals themsleves changed there surname I think it was after the first world war to Windsor..

[esotericonlineradio]

God knows,it took bloody ages to find lol google is quite a good source!

[benguy333]

very confusing but it is really good info

[WickedWitch0fTheWest]

A question about Cleopatra. Did she really murder her sister, Arsinoe? And what about her brother, he drowned in the River Nile because the Romans chased him (?) would that qualify as murder? (sub-question. Why do they call it the "River Nile" instead of Nile River?)

[piramidion]

Nic nie rozumiem.

[JMMcGregor]

no prob. I have been trying to find the connection myself. Even in coronation pictures, the queen holds the sceptre and mace of Egyptian royalty. Holds them like a Pharaoh.