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Seventh Day

The mountain ranges of Sierra Morena are part of the divisory Mariánica which separates
the south of Andalusia from the rest of the Iberian Peninsula; from the Mediterranean, in front
of the Baleares, up to the Gordo hill in the base level of the river Guadiana, its land relief has an
approximated longitude of six hundred kilometres. In the occidental extreme, giving origin to
the river Odiel, which goes from the East to the Southeast of the Sierra de Aracena, in one of its
hills is enclaved the Templar Castle from which I will refer later. Many chains of minor
mountain ranges extend to the South: one of them is the one of the River Tinto, from where
comes the river of the same name; other is the Catochar, settlement of the main mines of the
House of Tharsis. The rivers Tinto and Odiel descend towards the Golfo de Cádiz and converge, a
few kilometres before the coast, forming a wide estuary. In the fringe of the terrain that is
between both rivers, over the base level of the Odiel, is established there since ancient times the
fluvial and maritime city of Onuba, today called Huelva. And some twenty five kilometres from
Onuba, Odiel above, was located the ancient citadel of Tharsis, in the environs of the actual
village of Valdeverde del Camino.
The river Tinto (red wine colored), or Pinto, receives that name due to its waters
descends crimsoned, stained by the iron mineral that collects in Sierra Aracena. The Odiel,
otherwise, was always a sacred river for the Iberians and due to this they identified it with the
most important Vrune, the Vrune that represents the Name of Navutan, the Great Chief of the
White Atlanteans. It seems, that Navutan meant Lord (Na) Vutan, in the language of the White
Atlanteans; the different Indo-German populations which participated in the Pact of Blood, but
when they fell to the Strategy of the Cultural Pact, they concluded that it was referring to a God
and they worshipped him under different Names, all derived from Navutan: in this way he was
called Nabu (from Nabutan); Wothan (from Na-Vutan, Na-Wothan); Odan or Odin (from Nav-
Odan, Nav-Odin); Odiel or Odal (from Nav-Odiel, Nav-Odal); etc.
Five kilometres to the North of the citadel of Tharsis, in the mountain ranges system of
the Sierra Catochar, is located the hill Char, name that means Fire and Verb in divers Iberian
dialects. On its peak existed an Ash forest which was venerated by the Iberians in memory of
Navutan: there the White Atlanteans had erected an enormous Menhir signalized with His
Vrune. They had planted it in the middle of the forest, in a site where, strangely, existed a little
group of apple-trees. In the days of the Lords of Tharsis, only survived one of those trees, and
no one knew to explain if the others disappeared by natural causes or by intentional
deforestation. The one that remained planted was like twenty steps from the Menhir and was
seen with no doubts that it was a tree many times centennial.
All the pre-Greek Mediterranean antiquity knew the existence of the «apple-trees of
Tharsis», where the devotees of the Goddess of Fire usually realized annual pilgrimages. In a
beginning, indeed, the ashes and apple-trees were associated to Navutan and Freya,
respectively.
Later, after the alliance of blood with the populaces of the Cultural Pact, the Priests
consecrated the Apple-tree of Tharsis to the Goddess Belisana and established the custom to

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