CENTURIA IX · QUATRAIN VI
From Anglaquitaine to Barboxitaine
Par la Guienne infinite d'Anglais,
Occuperont par nom d'Anglaquitaine:
Du Languedoc, Ispalme, Bourdelois,
Qu'ils nommeront apres Barboxitaine.
Through Guienne an infinity of English
shall occupy under the name of Anglaquitaine:
from Languedoc, Ispalme and the Bordelais,
which they shall afterwards name Barboxitaine.
THE MASTER SAYS…
Brenda said: “He says that this name has three different meanings. On the one hand, it relates to the rise and fall of the British Empire — to its development and how it lost its greatness. On the other hand, it also relates to World War II, when British troops were in France helping to fight Germany. And how they retreated to a small area of France which they called Dunkirk. But he says that it also relates to the time of the Antichrist. The British, creating their underground organization against the Antichrist, are going to use their former contacts in Asia to act, so to speak, through the Antichrist’s back door. He says that their contacts are in Singapore, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia — throughout South Asia. Because of the common enemy they will have to fight, they will renew these contacts and use them for good purposes. He says that these names relate to various places that played an important role in British history in Asia. He says that if you wish, in one of our future sessions he will match them with what you consider ‘modern’ names. This is partly because the names they bore in the 20th century are very different from those they had in his time. He is used to calling them by the names known to him. And the anagrams he composed are based on the names known to him. He needs to see if he can match them with 20th-century names. He is not sure he can make the correct correlation, because he draws this information from his future. He says that in a sense it does, because this place will be part of the British underground network passing through the Suez Canal and the Rock of Gibraltar. He says that this is a figurative designation of a very brave ship’s captain, in fact a pirate. And of how he defied the ruling power to achieve his goals. He says that in a sense this is what the British will do. The ruling power will be the Antichrist, and the British will oppose him, trying to achieve what they want. Well, he has heard about one such. He says that he is not sure whether it was a real person. You know how stories can be embellished, but he considered it a good symbol. He says that this is a fairly close connection. It does not point to a connection with South Asia, but he says that what he has told will be enough. Correct. He says: do not pronounce that last vowel! He says that it drives him crazy to constantly have to correct you. He says that in English the final letter ‘e’ is in most cases not pronounced, so in French the final ‘e’ is also not pronounced. He says that he will need to think about it. He says that misunderstanding can also arise from his handwriting. He says enough of this. Time is being wasted. Some riddles are foolish to try to solve when you are trying to get information.”