I posted this video on my News & Features blog, Howlin’ at the Moon, including a very brief comment, today and felt more needed to be added. Hopefully it will inspire readers to investigate further and hope expose these deeply evil monsters and their crimes. – Ellis
On the excellent Stew Peters Network Published August 2, 2022
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Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
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by the Cross of Light Temple & Mark Reeve
Everywhere is weird, but certain places are more powerfully and consistently so; they are where the worlds meet. We hope that this article will inspire documented excursions that explore such sites of occult significance in the North of England, especially moving pictures that artfully combine psychic questing, psychogeography and experimental poetics, perhaps along the lines of Iain Sinclair & Chris Petit’s roadtrip masterpiece, London Orbital. Indeed, Northern England has the A666, aka: the “Devil’s Highway”, an almost 30-mile long major road of dual carriageway motorway and narrow urban town street, that links the Witchcraft-significant-named district of Pendlebury near Manchester to the Ribble Valley in Lancashire. For a short length the A666 is officially named “Saint Peter’s Way”, and thus constitutes an initiatory pilgrimage route.
Of especial interest is Fenton in Stoke-on-Trent and surrounds, scene of the most bizarre “Motorway Madness” activities of the Swedish Twins, Ursula and Sabina Eriksson, [1] that are still veiled in mystery. [2] The area has dark antecedents, for there was a S&M-orientated Satanic coven operative in Stoke-on-Trent during the 1990s. I don’t remember the coven’s name and no longer have its literature, but recall that new recruits were initiated via sexual intercourse with its leaders. Some even claim Stoke-on-Trent contains a “Hellmouth”, a veritable gateway to Hell, although a more likely candidate is Leeds, which is full of occult history and symbolism, and the birthplace of the Seventh Son and master mind-controller, Jimmy Savile, who entered this world on Halloween in the year 1926 (1+9+2+6 = 18 = 6+6+6).
This is an article from my former website, Looking Into the Dark Places. It was published on 20th June 2009. Some updates were added afterwards. (Many of the links are to Wayback Machine.)
Corryn Rayney
Today I was drawn to look at the bell tower location on Google maps after someone sent me some photos of it and I came across something very alarming: another connection to the murder of a vibrant woman that has gripped the population of Perth.
Two (or twin) Towers
Well, Lughnasadh climax (7th August) is almost upon us and it’s Two Towers Day – the 216th day of the year. 16 being the number of the Tarot Tower.
216 is a code that, together with its factors and multiples, is written in many Ancient and modern mystical concepts and teachings across the world, and encoded in landscape and architectural forms as well; not least, originally, because of its association with the Precessional age of 2160 years, and its relationship to the 2160 miles diameter of the moon. Numbers like 72, 108, 144, 666 (6x6x6), for example. It is occasionally written in the form of letters and abbreviations too e.g. Tao, Tax, B.P., FOX, L.A.X., and B.A.F.. (U.S., by the way, is 119).
..and the poetical genius, Percy Bysshe Shelley (who strongly resembles very much, facially, an exceptionally talented scribe I know, and suspect is a reincarnation of him, for more reasons than that) was born in 1792.
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Oh! not the visioned poet in his dreams,
When silvery clouds float through the wildered brain,
When every sight of lovely, wild and grand
Astonishes, enraptures, elevates,
When fancy at a glance combines
The wondrous and the beautiful,–
So bright, so fair, so wild a shape
Hath ever yet beheld,
As that which reined the coursers of the air
And poured the magic of her gaze
Upon the maiden’s sleep.
A random passage from
Shelley’s Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem. With Notes. (p1813)
Ellis Taylor 