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Cope. The Duke of Orleans was also a member of Memphis-Misraim and friend of his founder Cagliostro (who was a disciple of Althotas, Weishaupt's Egyptian master which was probably Franz Kolmer, a Danish Jew who had moved to the Ottoman Empire to avoid enlistment in the Seven Years' War, discovering and initiating himself in secret Sabatteans remnant groups). Yes, I know Cagliostro conspired against the French Crown before the Revolution in the Affair of the Diamond Necklace, but something you probably don't know is that the Duke of Orleans was seen as the Mashiach by the Great Kabbalists of that time.
>The Prince and the Magician
>Here is a curious episode from the late-eighteenth century world of Freemasonry,the occult and ritual magic. It involves no less a figure than the duc d'Orléans, later Philippe d'Égalité. According to the fullest account, events took place near Orléan's residence at the Château du Raincy, about ten kilometres north-east of Paris. An unnamed Jewish sorcerer led the duke into a forest thicket where an demonic being materialised from a supernatural fire. The apparition conferred on him a talismanic ring and imparted an unknown secret:
>"He conversed for more than an hour with this real or phantasmic figure whose hand sealed an iron ring around his neck. He showed us this ring, but did not confide in us what had been predicted. He only told us "The matter is of the highest importance, but it is a mystery". These are the exact words he used.[D'Allonville, Mémoires secrets (1838), vol. 1, p.145]
>In later commentaries, notably the history by Auguste Viatte published in 1928, the mysterious Jew is identified as Chaim Samuel Jacob Falk, the so-called "Baal Shem of London", a famous Kabbalistic magician of the later eighteenth century. It was generally assumed that the duke had been promised a magical guarantee for his accession to the French throne. [see Viatte, p.184]
Cope. The Duke of Orleans was also a member of Memphis-Misraim and friend of his founder Cagliostro (who was a disciple of Althotas, Weishaupt's Egyptian master which was probably Franz Kolmer, a Danish Jew who had moved to the Ottoman Empire to avoid enlistment in the Seven Years' War, discovering and initiating himself in secret Sabatteans remnant groups). Yes, I know Cagliostro conspired against the French Crown before the Revolution in the Affair of the Diamond Necklace, but something you probably don't know is that the Duke of Orleans was seen as the Mashiach by the Great Kabbalists of that time.
>The Prince and the Magician
>Here is a curious episode from the late-eighteenth century world of Freemasonry,the occult and ritual magic. It involves no less a figure than the duc d'Orléans, later Philippe d'Égalité. According to the fullest account, events took place near Orléan's residence at the Château du Raincy, about ten kilometres north-east of Paris. An unnamed Jewish sorcerer led the duke into a forest thicket where an demonic being materialised from a supernatural fire. The apparition conferred on him a talismanic ring and imparted an unknown secret:
>"He conversed for more than an hour with this real or phantasmic figure whose hand sealed an iron ring around his neck. He showed us this ring, but did not confide in us what had been predicted. He only told us "The matter is of the highest importance, but it is a mystery". These are the exact words he used.[D'Allonville, Mémoires secrets (1838), vol. 1, p.145]
>In later commentaries, notably the history by Auguste Viatte published in 1928, the mysterious Jew is identified as Chaim Samuel Jacob Falk, the so-called "Baal Shem of London", a famous Kabbalistic magician of the later eighteenth century. It was generally assumed that the duke had been promised a magical guarantee for his accession to the French throne. [see Viatte, p.184]
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