CENTURIA X · QUATRAIN LII
The Pilgrim Weddings
Au lieu ou LAYE & Scelde se marient,
Seront les nopces de longtemps maniees,
Au lieu du2019Anvers ou la crappe charient,
Jeune vieillesse consorte intaminee.
At the place where LAYE and the Scheldt are wed,
the nuptials will long have been prepared,
at the place of Antwerp where they cart the chaff,
young old age, a consort undefiled.
THE MASTER SAYS…
He says that this event happened in the past. For him it was about 75 years later; perhaps a century later. This is connected with how the pilgrims fled from England to Amsterdam, escaping persecution. And from there they went to America to colonize the northeastern part of what later became the United States. He says that it was partly because of atmospheric conditions and partly because the communicator was tired. But he said that the anagram confused him. He thought he had removed it, and so it puzzled him. He returned the name that he had originally seen. But, obviously, when these texts were published after his death, his sons found an earlier version in which the anagram was still present. Yes. He would have recognized it faster. He says that there are fifteen in all, but quite a few of them were destroyed after his death. The main reason was that his son did not have the courage to oppose the authorities. To make life easier for himself and the other family members, he submitted when the authorities said: “This information is too confidential. You must destroy it.” Some of the quatrains contained references to political figures of the time and in that respect were rather delicate. And some concerning the future were especially terrifying, because the symbolism was quite straightforward. He says that in fact they were not as terrible as they seemed, because although they painted a very bad picture, at the same time they showed a way to try to avoid the situation. But that part would easily be overlooked if someone wanted to use it for their own purposes. He says that he sees in his mirror what happens after his death. Some of these quatrains are destroyed, and some are kept in a repository and forgotten. He says that the seventh was completed, but… he sarcastically uses the word “edited.” It was edited. No. After his time. Yes, because his son had access to his copies and notes, as well as to the equipment he used in his laboratory. Correct. He says that you must remember that his son was familiar with many symbols and knew how his father thought. He would have been more inclined to understand what he meant in his quatrains. Correct.