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Temples. In the other side, was needed to send as soon as possible to Jerusalem the team of
               Initiated Golems that would be in charge to localize the Secret. And also, would be necessary to
               put immediately in march the formation of the military Order that would sustain the financial
               Synarchy  that  will  have  to  be  promptly  created.  If  such  movements  ended  in  the  proposed
               objectives by the White Fraternity, then the World Government of the Chosen People would
               not delay and the Will of the Creator God One will be accomplished.
                      The Benedictine monk Robert received in 1098 the order of retiring from the vicinities
               of Cîteaux: in the year 1100, once known the new of the capture of Jerusalem, the Pope Paschal
               II puts him in front of the Citeaux Abbey and entrusted him the reform of the cluniac rule.
                      Over  the  base  of  the  Regula  Monachorum  of  Saint  Benedict,  he  and  his  successor
               Alberic, introduced substantial changes in regard to Cluny: the monks returned to the manual
               work, is insisted with more rigor the asceticism and loneliness, that is, in the secret, and the
               attire was changed: thence, the Cistercians will not use the classic black clothing of the cluniac
               and Benedictines, but a white one, similar to the ancient tunic of the Golems from the Roman
               Gaul, and to the one of the Levite priests who guarded in Israel the Ark with the Tablets of the
               Law. In 1112 the community is ready to receive the group of Initiates that will give them their
               definitive conformation: they are thirty one, amongst them Saint Bernard, who was focused to
               found in Clairvaux, region of the Champagne, feud of Earl Hugues, also from Golem family, an
               adequate monastery to preserve the Secret that would come from the East. Once finished, with
               the  pretext  to  effectuate  translations  of  Hebrew  texts,  were  convoked  the  main  kabbalistic
               Rabbis from Europe to collaborate in the task of deciphering the Tablets of the Law. What a
               strange  community  of  Cîteaux  and  Clairvaux,  integrated  by  Golems  and  Jews,  while  whole
               Europe was proclaimed «Christian» before the populations of «unfaithful» from the East!
                      At the death of Saint Bernard existed three hundred and fifty Cistercian monasteries,
               and at the end of the XIII century, reached to be seven hundred in Europe. In this way was
               carried out the first movement.
                      In regard to Cluny, mustn’t have to be believed that the foundation of the Cîteaux and
               the expansion of the Order of the Temple would rest him some power. Proof of it is the huge
               volume that its installations reached in the XIII century; for example, in 1245, with motive of
               the General Council Lyon gathered by the Golems to excommunicate the Hyperborean Emperor
               Frederick II, a numerous retinue accompanied the Pope in his visit to Cluny, where they were
               accommodated easily without needing that the monks would have to abandon their cells; that's
               to say, that it possessed an infrastructure to accommodate a Pope, an Emperor and a King of
               France, with all the prelates and Lords of their corteges. Don't think that I am exaggerating, Dr.
               Siegnagel:  apart  from  the  Pope  Innocent  IV  were  the  two  Patriarchs  of  Antioquia  and
               Constantinople, twelve Cardinals, three Archbishops, fifteen Bishops, the King of France Saint
               Louis, his mother Blanche of Castile, his brother the Duke of Artois, and his sister, the Emperor
               of  Constantinople  Baldwin  II,  the  sons  of  the  Kings  of  Aragon  and  Castile,  the  Duke  of
               Burgundy, six Counts, and an high number of Lords and Knights. Its library counted with five
               thousand volumes copied by the friars, apart from the hundreds of manuscripts, scrolls and
               books of Antiquity, that were unique pieces in Europe.




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