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reply posted on 12-2-2008 @ 09:19 PM by CIAGypsy
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check out this site - about the door
www.mmdtkw.org...
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reply posted on 13-2-2008 @ 10:32 AM by AGENT51
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Good find.
 "The monument has numerous symbols and inscriptions used in alchemy, and legend has it that if you say them in just the right order
(unfortunately unknown) and pronounce them perfectly you can get through the door and presumably return with goodies from another dimension. The
inscriptions are hard to read from the monument itself, but they are (supposedly) faithfully transcribed on several Internet sites, some of which are
listed below."
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reply posted on 13-2-2008 @ 11:04 AM by AGENT51
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Here's another link with different photos from a person who tried to crack the mystery....
click here
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reply posted on 13-2-2008 @ 01:44 PM by Qwenn
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This is a good website for anyone interested in looking deeper into the door, it has a translated version on there too. At some time in the past, when
it was first built, it would have been either plastered up, with the other missing spheres of the tree of life carved into the plaster, or more
likely, there is a missing solid door with this carved on it. I hope it has survived and turns up sometime, it would be interesting to know if any
extra carvings were on there, apart from the obvious. Unless the door was made out of wood and it were a REAL doorway after all, the entrance to an
alchemists workshop or a ceremonial meeting place. Either way the real missing piece could still be around, perhaps turned the other way round and
used elsewhere in the garden, or if wood, in a building associated with the story. Shall we keep looking? Last thought for a bit, could the figures
represent GOG and MAGOG?
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 02:07 PM by MajCom
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GOG and MAGOG -isn't that related somehow to those people over at Bohemian Grove? I heard they worship those dudes. Could be wrong.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 03:16 PM by Qwenn
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Hi, yes they do but so do other well known groups, there are Gog Magogs in London and I should imagine in lots of other places as well.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 03:32 PM by jimbo999
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It's obviously not too old - hence the 'Christian Cross' at the top of the doorway. So it's kind of difficult to imagine we're dealing with
anything 'ancient' here - most likely medieval or later I would guess..
J.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 03:54 PM by Qwenn
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The thing to remember with symbols is that many symbols get adopted by diffefent faiths, religions, groups and reused for many different purposes. In
reality the crosses used in roman times for crucifixion were the TAU cross and not the so called Christian cross which we are now so familiar with.
The Tau cross was just an upright post with a piece removed at the top for the crossbeam to be lowered onto. If you have seen any movies which depict
Jesus walking to the crucifiction tied to a single beam, this is more accurate than him dragging a crucifix. They would have the nails driven in while
the beam was lying on the floor, then lift it up and just slot it onto the upright.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 03:59 PM by GUICE2
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Ashley i just wanted to point out the symbols at the top to you...notice the cross combined with the ancient symbols for the chalice and blade or man
and woman? These are important......i know it looks like a christian cross but trust me, it most definately is not. Just wanted to point out the
symbols to you because i know we were having that discussion before
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 04:08 PM by GUICE2
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Actually the cross symbol relates to astrology....i beleive that is the original connotation and conceptualization of meaning for this symbol. Also
the blade and chalice are also beleived to be the ancient symbols for man and woman. I think you see these things in ancient sumerian, mayan, egyptian
and greek cultures. Especially the greeks since they had a wonderful mystic school society and a very extensive platform for their people to study
these ancient beleif structures.
The thing that bothers me though is that only to us would these things appear to be part of a beleive structure. What if they werent? What if they are
exacctly what they look like? A door, a gate or entrance? What if this was the esoteric form of their beleifs put into practice with actual physical
results? HA!! These things are just tools....i think we should figure out how to unlock them. Of course, we all have played that video game DOOM and
know what hapens when you open hells gate. hahahaha.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 04:20 PM by rachel07
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The top of the doorway is emblazoned with the symbols that represent the resurrection of Christ, and the circle the ring of eternity, or life
ever-lasting. The symbol on the left represents womanhood, or the female,and the symbol on the right manhood, or male.
The wording at the bottom is Latin,while the wording above the door is Hebrew.I don't know what the two sculptures represent, unless they are some
kind of symbolic guardian and they are either guarding an ancient tomb, or something else. It requires somebody who can decipher Hebrew and Latin to
determine what it really represents, as the key to what it is can be found in the writing on the wall of the doorway.
It is of religious significance, as I recognize the star and cross interlace from somewhere I have come across while studying religious doctrine
studying the Abrahamic Faiths online. That religious symbol stuck out in my mind, as I knew I had seen it elsewhere on the web.
If it is, or was a doorway to a tomb, the person was of great honour, it could have even been a doorway to a temple. It wasn't uncommon in the time
of Jesus to find Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, Latin writing in the same area. The English language has it's roots in these ancient languages, which in one
form or another have traversed the globe.
Also, as it is in Italy, you would find Latin text quite commonplace. During the time of Christ, there were people from Rome, Greece, Egypt, who
would trade in the land of Israel during that period.
It is a great find nevertheless, and I am puzzled as to the other symbols. One seems to represent light and the other darkness or cycles. I can only
guess at the others along the side of the door.
I only wish I could translate the Hebrew. I think the first three symbols on the right in Hebrew refer to G-d. I seem to remember them from my
prayerbook. It must have been a temple.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 04:27 PM by GUICE2
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Rachel...i dont think you are going far back enough in history when trying to decipher the symbols. The cross is not originally christian and as far
as im concerned still isnt. It dates back 10,000bc so it has nothing to do with the religion we know as christian. Also you mentioned about how all
those languages would not be found in the same place so dont you think that is very strange? There are forces in this world that when combined will
lead to the truth....hence the reason to divide and conquer the human race. So that they do not find the secrets of the univers. What we are looking
at here people is the doorway to the secrets to our universe. Not a book, not a church or something to be conceptualized. These symbols had meaning
and actual functionality in the ancient times. Did you folks know about the language of light? its pretty interesting stuff and i hear it comes from
hebrew......
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 04:33 PM by Infadel
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Originally posted by Animal
Nope, sorry, these are the only photos I was able to get from the original source. I also believe they are the only photos he has to share. My
impression is that this is a wall. Whether a retaining wall (meaning holding earth with level ground on top) or a simple wall that has just
accumulated debris over time allowing plants to take root on top, I am not sure. 
just my speculation but....
From the first picture you can see the base structure of side walls(1' thick?) and from compairing the structure of the houses/buildings in the
general area it seems that this was in the basement of a former structure that seems to have stood there.
the occult symbols on the top are easily translated, Equality moving into the "new era". the blade and chalice coming together as one, and the cross
over the earth, the blade and chalice coming together depicts equality, and the cross over the earth depicts the coming together of the plane of the
ecliptic and the milky way which is counted as the "beginging of a new era" in all, not most, all major ancient religions (if you cant find the
scriptures or writings,name the ancient religion and i can find it).
i have absulutly no chance in translating/depicting the other symbols without a degree of the literature on the doorway translated.
It would be very usfull of we had some one that could translate the writings on this, seeing as there are 2 writings. hebrew on top, and greek with
all of the symbolagy allover the doorway....
This is what i can speculate without the translations, if any 1 can translate this (or has, properly) please, can you u2u me, or post the translations
here it would help a great deal.
Edit: @Rachel
christianity has nothing to do with this doorway, christianity has stolen all of its symbols from a multitude of ancient and, almost forgotten
(because of christianity) religions around the world. the only true christian "symbol" is the fish. the fish originates from the times in rome when
the cultist chriatians (at the time. chriatianity was considered a cult because it worshiped a human man, even jesus says he is man. ((the true
meaning of cultism is the worship of a "false" god or, mortal being.))back to the fish....when two christians would meet, they couldent just ask
"are you a chrizzo?", because they would be killed. one christian would create an arching line in the sand, the person meeting him/her (if that
person was christian) would complete the fish by making another arching line starting at the nose and intersecting the first at 2/3'rd's of the way
to the back. i'm sorry if i offended you, but sometimes, the truth hurts.
Edit #2: internet translators can not be trusted.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 04:45 PM by rachel07
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One says that Sauniere saw that symbol on one translation in French (made in the 1895 from Peter Bornia) of one study of Abbot Chancellors on the
Alchemica Door of 1806. But we would find ourselves to a incongruenza: on the fronton of the door not there are neither cherubs neither acronym B.S.,
while both the elements are clearly present in the frontispiece of the "Rebirth of the gold age" of Madathanus - Mynsicht, a watertight text
strongly published Rosicruciana valence in 1618.
Two photos of the magical door taken a score of years ago, when the sign of Venere was removed.
JEHOVAH ELOHIM: "LORD God" Gen. 2:4; Judges 5:3; Isa. 17:6; Zeph. 2:9; Psa. 59:5, etc. Hebrew translation above the door
I used the link and BabelFish to translate the Italian page, but I just done a search as I recognized the Hebrew symbols and their significance to the
Lord and although I couldn't paste the exact symbols into the reply, it is just a matter of playing around with tabs, links and translaters.
Although, I don't know much Hebrew, I do recognize the name of the Most High pretty easily.
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reply posted on 20-2-2008 @ 08:32 AM by sonicX007
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i have become very intrested in this subject, and some of the comments made got me thinking.
somone said it contained symbols to serveral different civlisations, and different orders spread across time, what there doing all together is anyones
gues.
but maybe these symbols are part of an acient or alien language, and organisations simply liked the look of them and used them.
i have copied the pictures and i will be looking futher into it becasue i remember seeing more stranger symbols somewhere else.
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reply posted on 13-4-2008 @ 08:12 PM by mysticaltheologist
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Wow, this is such an intriguing topic, thank you!
I found this on the web concerning "The Alchemical Door"...
www.romeitalyholiday.com...
It was originally a small out building (a lab), where alchemical experiments were carried out. Apparently the Vatican caught wind of this place and
chased the guy out of town that build it. The village was completely demolished in the second half of the 1800s, the only small part spared was the
very doorway of the detached outbuilding, what today is known as the Magic Door of piazza Vittorio.
Also...
Above the door it says "TRI SVNT MIRABILIA DEVS ET HOMO MATER ET VIRGO TRINVS ET VNVS", "three are the wonders: God and man, mother and virgin,
the one and three". A circle topped by a cross [3] overlaps the star, and bears a further motto CENTRVM IN TRIGONO CENTRI ("the centre is in the
triangle of the centre").
On the top part of the frame, a writing in Hebrew script [4] reads RUAH ELOHIM, "Holy Spirit"; immediately below [5] is a mythological reference to
Jason: HORTI MAGICI INGRESSVM HESPERIVS CVSTODIT DRACO ET SINE ALCIDE COLCHICAS DELICIAS NON GVSTASSET IASON ("the dragon of the Hesperides watches
over the entrance of the magic garden, and without Hercules Jason would have not tasted the pleasures of Colchis"). In fact, alchemists identified
the Golden Fleece that Jason sought for in the ancient myth of the Argonauts with the philosopher's stone, the ultimate goal of their studies.
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reply posted on 13-4-2008 @ 08:26 PM by Vanitas
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It's la porta magica, also called porta alchemica - and it's in Rome.
La porta alchemica
Apparently, posting the URL to the search doesn't work...?
So google by using the search terms "porta magica" (or "alchemica") + Rome.
EDIT:
Here, knock yourself out!
And BTW, the article on Christina of Sweden is only available in cache. For some reason, Levity doesn't seem to be working.
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reply posted on 13-4-2008 @ 09:03 PM by Rhain
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I think there is a confusion as to why they took up alchemy. We seem to believe its to make gold out of other metals. From what I have learned these
past weeks is that there is a demand for gold for other purposes other then wealth.
The magic door and its gateway may be to another dimension. Their search for the philosophers stone may be explained by watching this video by
Laurence Gardner.
Link
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reply posted on 18-4-2008 @ 12:52 PM by blahblah123
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OMG! I've been there in a past life. I had a dog named Boy and he used to live with me there until we found out that it was a portal to Mormonland
and we had to flee. I remember a feeling of terror and dread knowing that I must leave everything I knew and loved sealed forever down behind a wall.
This is INSANE!!! Its all coming back to me.
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reply posted on 18-4-2008 @ 01:28 PM by Localjoe3
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Originally posted by AGENT51
Good find.
 "The monument has numerous symbols and inscriptions used in alchemy, and legend has it that if you say them in just the right order
(unfortunately unknown) and pronounce them perfectly you can get through the door and presumably return with goodies from another dimension. The
inscriptions are hard to read from the monument itself, but they are (supposedly) faithfully transcribed on several Internet sites, some of which are
listed below."
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Truth may be veiled in secrecy here. The ancient Hebrew letters when pronounced correctly directly coorliate to cymatic(musical vibratory
represtations )images
this is how the Rosslyn Chapel was solved. If the hewbrew letters were spoken perfectly i wonder what would happen>? This is a very weird quote once
you realize what the Hebrew alphabet had in common with cymatics.
Joe
This is too close to be a coincidence
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