The Mistery of Belicena Villca the Order of the Temple and dismantle the infrastructure of the financial Synarchy .
As the second cause of the failure of the Golen plan , main cause , esoteric cause , I have mentioned the " opposition of the Hyperborean Wisdom ": with such denomination I mean , logically , the conscious opposition that certain sectors carried out against the secret intrigues of the Golen and their Cistercian and Templar organizations .
Those sectors , which understood the Hyperborean Wisdom , contributed significantly to determine the failure of the Golen ; they were several groups , but the main ones include the Bogomils in Italy , the Cathars in France , and the Lords of Tharsis of Spain .
The Lords of Tharsis had become strong in Spain , both in the Muslim as well as in the Christian region : in Turdes , they kept their bishopric and the property of the Villa , where a part of the family stayed all year ; in Córdoba and Toledo , always lived the clerics who engaged in the teaching ; and in Cataluña and Aragón , and even in several European countries , dwelt those who were theologians and doctors , and received the invitation of some Lord to serve as counselors or instruct royal families . But wherever they were , the Lords of Tharsis never forgot their Destiny , and all efforts were put into obeying those two principles , sworn by the Men of Stone : preserve the Wise Sword and fulfill the family mission . Their priority was therefore to survive ; but to survive as Lineage , which forced to stay permanently informed about the enemy Strategy since one of the strategic objectives declared by the Enemy demanded , precisely , the extermination of the House of Tharsis . In the 13th century , the Lords of Tharsis had perfectly clear the plans of the White Fraternity and knew how close were the Golen to make them come true . To oppose those plans , without risking the safety of the Lineage , the Lords of Tharsis realized that they needed to operate protected by an Order of the Church , an Order that , certainly , was not controlled by the Golen or governed by the Benedictine Rule : of course , there was no such Order . The honor of founding it , and saving through it the healthiest part of Christianity , would correspond to Saint Dominic .
Twentieth Day
From today I am going to examine , Dr . Siegnagel , the Cathar question , the most significant of the productions of the Hyperborean Wisdom that opposed the plans of the White Fraternity in the thirteenth century . It was in the context of Catharism when Saint Dominic founded the Order of Preachers that would allow the Lords of Tharsis to act covertly . It is necessary , then , to describe this context so that the objective sought by Saint Dominic and the Lords of Tharsis is clear .
First of all , it should be noted that calling Catharism a " heresy " is as absurd as doing it with Buddhism or Islam : like these , Catharism was another religion , different from the Catholic one . Heresy is , by definition , dogmatic error on the official doctrine of the Church ; it is not heretic who professes another religion , but one who distorts or twists the Catholic dogma , such as Arius or the Golen Templars themselves , who were the most diabolical heretics of their Age . Of course , even though it was then accepted that the Cathars practiced another religion , like the Saxons , this would not have meant any difference in the result : nothing could have saved them from the sentence of extermination of the Golen . Heretics were undoubtedly the Arians ; but not the Cathars : they were , yes , enemies of the Church , which they called " The Synagogue of Satan ”.
To understand the problem , one must consider that what the Cathars actually knew was the Hyperborean Wisdom , which they taught using symbols taken from Mazdeism , Zurvanism , Gnosticism , Judeo-Christianity , etc . Consequently , they preached that Good was of absolutely spiritual nature and was completely out of this World ; the Spirit was Eternal and Uncreated and proceeded from the Origin of Good ; Evil , on the contrary , had by nature all
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