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zodiac glyphs jewellery digbys closet the cathar zodiac are these glyphs the 'great treasure' of the cathars & knights templar? digby's questions digby's search digby's questions digby questions the origin of the zodiac glyphs on the astrological clock in prague so. who devised our modern glyphs way back in the middle ages? as far as we can see the 12 on the prague clock were a new circle, although a few can be traced back to early greek astrology. ( o. medieval zodiac glyphs ). others raise questions. why has capricorn lost his horns and what exactly is cancer?? and leo? and why are there two 'm's? these last two are the strongest lead to the prague clock, they being the first public example and us being unable to find any precedent. they must have been devised or kept secret before they appeared but why and by whom are unanswered questions. they only begin to make sense when we apply 'poetic logic', and then there emerges a strange version of pre-constantine christianity and pre-jesus corn rites, and ending with an orphic full stop. so who devised them? we cannot be sure but the albigensian cathars were practising a similar sort of religion in which they believed fervently, and they were being threatened with extinction. there were also cathars in the north who escaped the terrible catholic purge, and their brothers the knights templar who had been given lands in bohemia, and whose observances then went underground. digby's conjecture is that these modern glyphs emerged from this group of people, a default conjecture since we can find absolutely nothing written about the origin of this beautiful circle of hieroglyphs. and of course there is one glyph that doesn't fit into the idea. pisces shows us a sublime symbol for a 'union of opposites', but the cathars were pursuing the opposite: a separation of heavenly spirit from satanic flesh, leading to purity. however there were early gnostic ideas of union, and they were picked up by jung in modern times. we have followed that line with our mysterium conjunctus. and ... as these are default conclusions may we wish good luck to anyone looking for proofs - or disproofs. digby's search digby's 57 year investigation digby first came across these glyphs at the gsa in 1957 and was taken by their stark and elemental beauty. when he found in britanica that they first appeared in the late middle ages he tried the bodleian library. they said that 'apart from confirming that the glyphs did apply to the zodiac, they could be of no further help'. later on they were very helpful. 'too bad' thought digby, but by this time he was using the glyphs to make little silver pendants and charms. digby's first stroke of luck was hearing about an early list of glyphs on an 11 th. century copy of an old rhetorius manuscript. it showed all twelve signs but they looked garbled. some were nothing like what we have today. that is when he began to realise he had a virgin field. he realised there was nothing really known about their origins and even less about some of the meanings. like why the lion, crab, goat and fishes look out of place, and why the virgin and scorpio look so alike. (medieval zodiac glyphs now online in digby's open closet ) in the mid sixties there were changes in the air, and by this time digby had set up a workshop for producing the goods, and a showroom for selling them. you could do that sort of thing in those days. he soon had a steady stream of customers and was able to live on what he produced. his best line was the twelve signs of the zodiac as pendants and charms and he must have sold thousands of them over the years. when he understood he was the only person who had even looked over the hedge of this field he really embarked on the quest. and what a quest it turned out to be. very very slow and mostly strokes of pure luck followed by years of trying to make sense of all the information that flowed in. first off were two ladies who told him that libra was 'flails over a thrashing floor', and the scales were in the scorpion's tail. this led into growing corn and to aleyin & mot; 1500bc phoenician twins, sower and reaper, sons of two gods and a clay tablet about it. the words on that tablet, spoken by anat (the virgin in charge of the cornfields), reminded him of an illustration of john barleycorn by a fellow gsa student: the ballad echoed the ancient clay tablet almost word for word:------- 'they took a weapon long & sharp and cut him at the knee' 'with her sickle she cleaves him' and --------- 'they laid him down upon his back and cudgelled him full sore' 'with her flails she thrashes him' the farming idea made aries the sower, taurus for germination and the twins for the shoots of wheat & tares maybe, and so it went on. through digby's showroom over the years came a stream of customers who must have been bored stiff by his endless topic of conversation. all were polite: the theologian who told him the glyphs had been banned by the church as soon as they surfaced, and a keeper of manuscripts who said '1340 i reckon. pity about the 69', not to mention the psychologist who said the twins were the most popular because 'nobody really liked being wholly good'. in the mid 1990's it was becoming obvious to digby that astrology was not the number one motive for devising these glyphs, and that the heresy of dualism probably held the key. but the questions of 'who?' and 'why', were totally lost in the porridge. digby's wife came to the rescue. she was doing voluntary work in a charity shop and came home with a book written by thomas churton about the gnostics, with a good lot about the cathars. and the bogomils. and dualism. digby did his best to understand why the catholic church said that cathar beliefs were heresy, but couldn't see much difference between them. one lot said a bad god made everything that was material, and a good god made everything that was spiritual to battle against it; and the other lot that a good god made both and something called satan was trying to screw it up. both sides said it was a battleground and life after death depended on life before death. oh well. belief in two gods was called dualism, and digby wondered if the templars logo of two knights on one horse signified something similar. the catholics and the northern nobility said that the cathars were heretics and that the knights templar were too rich for their own good. they extirpated the cathars and dispersed the templars, but never found the 'great treasure' that both were reputed to possess. all that history was happening between 1100 and 1400. now when digby learned from thomas churton's book that the bogomils had first brought catharism up the danube and on into bohemia, and was also told that there was an old clock in prague that had a full circle of glyphs, he reckoned that the next step on his quest was obvious. his sister and brother-in-law organised the trip, and digby said it was marvellous. besides the clock, prague has something exciting round every corner, and absolutely splendid beer by the jugful. after a good look at this wonderful clock digby noticed an anomaly that in the end led him to the meanings of two very difficult signs. he also learned of the clocks beginnings around 1410, and of the frightful prague history that came five years later. the 'father of the clock' was called johannes schindler who at the time was professor of mathematics at the charles university. jan hus was the rector and, without mercy, he was burned at the stake in 1415 for heresies surrounding the eucharist and roman catholic doctrine. this started a war between the holy roman empire and the bohemian hussites. it lasted for nearly twenty years. five crusades were mounted against the hussites, but, led by an unemployed one-eyed mercenary they resisted until in 1431 the pope gave in. a settlement was reached in the city of basle. by 1500 most bohemians were non-catholic. jan hus is regarded as the first reformer of the

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