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–Now the Lamb is lost within the Darkness and the Hardness, and the Coldness of the
Stones. And calls the Mother with despair, the Dragon Binah, due to the Stones threat to
strange his throat or submerse him in the sea of lye.
–What do you see now?
–The Virgin is pregnant, and screams for the pain of birth and for the anguishes of the
delivery. And other Signal appeared in Heaven: the Dragon of an aglow red, which has
thousand heads and thousand eyes, and thousand stars of David on the heads. Its tail sweeps
the three quarter parts of the Stars of Heaven and cast them onto the Earth; and descend upon
the sea of lye commanded by the star of Thuban. And the Dragon also descends to take care of
the Lamb and attack the Virgin.
–What do you see now?
–The Dragon stopped before the Virgin who was just to delivery, to devour his son at the
birth. And She gave birth to a Child of Stone, who is the one that shall reign all the
Nations with a Trident of Vraja: Führer is the name of the Child of Stone. But his son
was protected by the Dragon when was confused amongst the Stones of the Desert. And the
Virgin sheltered in the Desert, where she has a place disposed by the Unknowable to reside for
two thousand and a hundred and eighty eight days.
–What do you see now?
–There is a battle in Heaven. Kristos-Lucifer, and the Captain Kiev, and the loyal
Siddhas, rose to fight against the Dragon. The Dragon presented battle and its Immortal Angels
too, its Wild boars and stars. But they didn’t prevail nor was place for them in Heaven. Was
precipitated to the Earth, and the Angels were precipitated with the Dragon.
–What do you see now?
–I hear a Great Voice in Heaven that says:

«Now the Liberation hath come

And the Kingdom and Might of the Unknowable,

And the Empire of his Kristos.

Because the jailer of our Comrades

Hath been precipitated,

Who day and night signalized them before the

Gaze of the Unknowable.

But the Loyal Sidhhas have prevailed

With the Pure Blood,

And for the testimony of the Courage they gave;

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