Princess Diana Sacrifice By Tommy Truthful 10-16-23
“Why Elton John Dubbed Lady Diana ‘England’s Rose’: Unveiling the Occult Connotations Behind the Title
Lady Diana, often referred to as the ‘People’s Princess,’ was an iconic figure known for her beauty, kindness, and compassionate nature. Her images, caring for impoverished children in Africa and advocating against landmines, captured the hearts of people worldwide. Diana’s appeal was not just due to her beauty but also her expression of vulnerability, akin to folk images of the Virgin Mary. This depiction resonated with a deep-seated human desire to worship a compassionate female figure, akin to a goddess, a giver of life.
The media played a pivotal role in constructing this icon, documenting every facet of her life, from her fairytale wedding to her untimely demise. This raises the question: was Diana intentionally groomed to become a ‘modern-day Goddess,’ destined for sacrifice, following ancient pagan practices? While this notion may seem far-fetched to some, it aligns with the occult practices of the global elite, who have subtly incorporated symbols and clues surrounding Diana’s death and memorial.
Diana was elevated to the status of a Goddess, setting the stage for a ritualistic sacrifice, carefully orchestrated by a secretive group often referred to as the ‘Illuminati.’ This group, which includes world leaders like the British Monarchy, is well-versed in dark occult rituals.
The Goddess Diana, in Roman mythology, represented nature, childbirth, hunting, and the protection of the weak. Similarly, Princess Diana embodied these attributes by championing environmental causes, aiding the vulnerable in third-world nations, and bearing heirs to England’s throne. The sacred groves dedicated to the Goddess Diana in Roman times were always located in the wild, outside city boundaries. Fittingly, Lady Diana was laid to rest in a grove in her hometown.
The symbolism continues with Diana’s association with deer and doves, mirroring the Goddess Diana’s depictions. This article delves into the occult connotations surrounding Diana’s death and the various symbols incorporated by the global elite, visible to all but understood by only a few with ‘eyes to see and ears to hear.'”
Goddess Diana
“The Symbolism of the Sacred Feminine and the Tragic Site of Pont d’Alma Tunnel
The concept of the sacred feminine is often embodied by symbols like the moon, personified as the Moon goddess in contrast to the Sun god. Feminine energy is also linked to the planet Venus, symbolized by the five-petal flower – the rose. This representation of the female deity has existed since prehistoric times, traversing through pagan mysteries and mystic Judeo-Christian teachings. Those well-versed in the occult readily identify and interpret these symbols, which we will later discuss in the context of Lady Di’s association with the sacred feminine.
Pont d’Alma Tunnel, the Site of Sacrifice Princess Diana’s tragic demise occurred within the Pont d’Alma tunnel in Paris, a site replete with symbolism. Officially, her limousine suffered an ‘accident,’ purportedly caused by pursuing paparazzi, with the intoxicated chauffeur losing control. While various theories surround these events, our focus is on the deliberate symbols that initiates can discern, beginning with the Pont D’Alma Tunnel.
The city of Paris was established by the Merovingians, a medieval dynasty that ruled France for generations. Before their conversion to Christianity, the Merovingians adhered to an enigmatic form of paganism.
“…the Merovingian kings, from their founder Merovee to Clovis (who converted to Christianity in 496) were ‘pagan kings of the cult of Diana.'”
- Clive Prince, The Templar Revelation
The Pont D’Alma Tunnel served as a sacred location dedicated to the Moon Goddess Diana, where ritual sacrifices were conducted. These ceremonies mandated that the sacrificed individuals met their demise within an underground temple. Diana’s tragic end can be perceived as a reenactment of this ancient pagan tradition. Following Diana’s passing, Rayelan Allan, a researcher versed in esoteric history, authored an article titled ‘Diana, Queen of Heaven.’ This article gained widespread attention in newspapers across the United States and Europe. Several authors who later wrote books on Princess Diana’s death referenced Rayelan’s article. However, the full depth of its meaning remained elusive. Consequently, Rayelan expanded the article into a book.
The book posits that in pre-Christian times, the Pont d’Alma area housed a pagan temple devoted to the goddess Diana, serving as a direct portal to heaven. Recognizing this spiritual significance, the Merovingian kings (AD500-751) chose this location for their duels, with the vanquished immediately ascending to paradise. ‘Pont’ translates to ‘bridge,’ and ‘Alma’ signifies ‘soul.’ For the Merovingians, this locale represented a bridge spanning the ‘river of souls.’ Hence, ‘Pont de L’Alma,’ the site of Princess Diana’s fatal accident, translates to the ‘Bridge of the Soul.’
The Memorial Torch of Pont d’Alma”
For those with a knack for deciphering occult symbolism, the sight of a torch perched atop a black pentagram might set off some alarm bells. The torch, you see, is the quintessential emblem of the enlightened, those who’ve delved into the clandestine wisdom of the occult order. This torch happens to be an exact duplicate of the one famously held by the Statue of Liberty, and it found its way here in 1989 as a gift. So, it wasn’t initially planted as a homage to Princess Diana, but over time, it has unofficially become her memorial. The torch’s elevation to this status is chiefly due to its strategic placement, right atop the Pont d’Alma Tunnel. In the wake of Diana’s passing, various heartfelt memorials with notes and flowers cropped up, urging the general populace to embrace this occult landmark as a lasting tribute. Some even speculate that this torch was intentionally positioned as a marker for the site of her premeditated demise. Regardless of the origins, the symbol of the torch, or the eternal flame, has made appearances in other prominent instances of loss, such as the JFK tombstone.
Diana’s Memorial and Rose Symbolism
The Diana Memorial prominently features the representation of Diana in the form of a five-petal flower, commonly known as a rose. This choice of symbolism carries significant occult connotations related to female energy. Wikipedia provides some insights into this symbolism:
“The cinquefoil (from the French, meaning five-part) is a five-petaled rose frequently employed in Christian symbolism during the Middle Ages. Often, the five-petaled rose is affixed to the tops of Gothic arches, vesica piscis-shaped doorways, and windows, which are believed to represent the womb of Mary. Some historians speculate that the rose in Gothic architecture serves as a concealed symbol of the feminine principle, among a plethora of hermetic symbols found in these churches. The symbol itself has roots dating back to Roman times, when it was known as the ‘Rose of Venus.’ The rose, with its distinct five-petaled shape, imitated the pentagrammic path traced by the planet Venus in the night sky. This, combined with the flower’s natural beauty, made it an obvious symbol of the Goddess of love.”
The five-petal flower, the rose, the five-pointed star, the moon, and Venus are all symbols that can represent the female principle when examining occult symbolism. The grand rose window of Notre Dame de Chartres in Paris, for instance, represents the Virgin Mary (Notre Dame means “Our Lady”). The symbol of the planet Venus (♀) is also used to denote the female sex. Furthermore, the moon is associated with the female principle because it absorbs light from the sun (a symbol of the receptacle) and exerts an influence on the tides of water (associated with humidity and femininity). These associations trace their origins back to ancient paganism and have persisted throughout human history.
It is evident that there is a deliberate effort to link Princess Diana with symbols of the female deity through the symbols chosen to commemorate her life. The rose is used repeatedly to symbolize Diana, as exemplified in various instances, including a memorial coin from the Royal Mint.
Memorial coin.
Memorial Garden in Paris
Princess Diana’s Memorial Garden
On February 14, 2001, a garden dedicated to the memory of Princess Diana was officially unveiled in Paris. These flower beds serve as France’s official memorial to the beloved Princess and are intended to eventually bloom, creating a space where children can engage with and learn about flowers, plants, vegetables, and environmental stewardship. However, this endeavor faced criticism, with some dubbing it “1,000 square meters of leeks.” The garden is situated in a school courtyard.
Paris Mayor Jean Tiberi, during the opening ceremony, expressed his intention to pay tribute to Princess Diana, highlighting her generous heart and deep connection with nature and children. Diana, the former wife of Britain’s heir to the throne, Prince Charles, tragically passed away in Paris in August 1997. The fatal accident occurred when the car she was in, pursued by photographers at high speed, crashed. Both her companion, Dodi Fayed, and their driver, Henri Paul, lost their lives as well.
Remarkably, Diana’s name is the sole one featured on a plaque outside the memorial garden, located in Paris’s central Marais district. Some local council members argued that the Princess deserved a more prominent honor than a mere “vegetable plot.” However, British officials expressed their enthusiastic support for the site. Michael Jay, Britain’s ambassador to France, noted that there could be no better tribute to Diana’s memory than a garden where young children can play and discover the wonders of nature.
Memorial Medallion
The connection between Princess Diana’s memory and the rose, an occult symbol representing a female deity, is consistently emphasized. Perhaps this is why Elton John affectionately referred to Lady Di as “England’s rose.” To the average person, these associations might seem trivial, but to those initiated into the occult, symbolism holds immense significance.
Diana’s Final Resting Place Originally, plans were made for Diana to be interred in the family vault at the local church in Great Brington. However, her brother, Earl Spencer, altered these plans, citing concerns about public safety and security. He expressed a desire for his sister to be laid to rest in a location where her grave could be appropriately maintained and visited privately by her sons.
In reality, Diana was buried in a grove, further aligning her with the Goddess Diana. Her actual burial site is situated on an island within an ornamental lake known as The Oval, located within Althorp Park’s Pleasure Garden. Interestingly, there is a potential connection with the oval-shaped fountain in the Lady Di Memorial Park. Nearby stands an ancient arboretum containing trees planted by Prince William, Prince Harry, other family members, and the princess herself. Here are visual representations of her burial site.
Burial Site
The symbolism surrounding Princess Diana’s memory and her association with the ancient Goddess Diana continues even at her tombstone, which features a flaming torch. This unmistakably connects her to the ancient deity, as Diana was often worshiped in secluded groves away from urban areas.
Memorial at Harrods Department Store The first memorial dedicated to the ill-fated couple, Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed, is displayed at Harrods, a renowned department store in London, coincidentally owned by Dodi’s father. The symbolism within this memorial is profoundly esoteric and meaningful, warranting a thorough analysis.
In the memorial featuring Lady Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed, we observe two interlocking circles, a symbol known as the “vesica piscis” in occultism, which represents feminine energy. This symbol holds significant esoteric meaning. John Yarker, in his book “The Arcane Schools,” provides an interpretation of this ancient symbol:
The Vesica Piscis, composed of two interlinked circles, is also referred to as “the Yoni.” The term “yoni” pertains to the central portion of the interlocking circles and is derived from Sanskrit, meaning “divine passage.” The yoni symbolizes the feminine aspect, and its interpretation often relates to the sexual union between male and female. This correlation underscores themes of rebirth and regeneration, fundamental concepts in Occult teachings.
The pointed oval, in a broader context, serves as a universal symbol of the Divine Feminine. In this specific context, the vesica piscis symbolizes the vulva of the Goddess, encircled by the crescents of the waxing and waning moon. This symbolism further associates Princess Diana with the principle of the female deity. The vesica piscis was also employed by ancient pagans to represent the goddess Venus and was found in churches, emphasizing its historical and spiritual significance.
Pyramid
In the memorial display featuring Lady Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed, we encounter a pyramid with a capstone situated between two candles (pillars). Examining the pyramid closely, we observe that it contains a wine glass, still bearing traces of lipstick, which was used by Lady Di during her final supper. The symbolism of an empty vessel within a pyramid carries profound meaning, symbolizing the union of masculine and feminine principles. The wine glass in this context conveys the same significance as the Holy Grail – it represents the sacred feminine.
The image of a vessel, symbolizing the sacred womb of the mother, is a quintessential feminine symbol. In times dominated by patriarchy, the Grail legends touch the deepest recesses of our souls as they explore the archetypal quest for the feminine facets of divinity.
In abstract symbolism, an upward-pointing triangle represents the phallus and masculinity, whereas a downward-pointing triangle symbolizes the vagina, the womb, receptivity, and femininity. Thus, in this memorial, we encounter a feminine symbol within a phallic symbol – the Goddess Diana uniting with the masculine figure, Dodi. This union is further emphasized by the presence of the engagement ring (gifted by Dodi the night before their tragic demise), positioned beneath the wine glass.
Memorial Statue at Harrods
Harrod’s.
The bronze statue in question raises perplexing questions. If Diana and Dodi’s official cause of death was a car accident, why does the inscription read “Innocent Victims”? Were they innocent victims of drunk driving, or is this a veiled reference to their involvement in a sinister occult ritual? The latter possibility seems more plausible. Notably, beneath Dodi’s foot lies a dead bird, leaving us to ponder its symbolic meaning.
In conclusion, the elevation of Diana to the status of a goddess through mystic symbolism serves a mysterious purpose. Some theories suggest that one of Diana’s sons may eventually assume the role of the prophesied Antichrist. Is she being fashioned as the Virgin Mary of the Antichrist? Was Diana’s assassination, the “Moon Goddess,” a response to the death of JFK, the “Sun God”? Could she have been part of a blood ritual due to her family’s royal genealogy? Is the Queen of England truly a shape-shifting reptilian creature capable of assuming a 6-foot-tall lizard form? While numerous theories abound, each with its own set of essays and claims, conclusive evidence remains elusive. However, one undeniable truth is that symbols convey profound meaning. Diana was surrounded by some of the world’s most influential individuals, well-versed in the occult. Initiates understand that symbolism is humanity’s true language, comprehensible only to the worthy. Diana’s memorials are replete with conspicuous symbolism, alluding to the concept of female divinity. These esoteric codes were not meant for the average populace, still adhering to the belief that Diana died in a car accident. Instead, they serve the elite, who conduct their rituals guided by their secret knowledge.
This article has offered a succinct overview of intricate symbols, each meriting in-depth exploration. For those unfamiliar with these concepts, delving into the language of the powerful is a worthwhile endeavor.
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Good work T, this was very interesting. I believe she was definitely sacrificed. They way she was killed and were she was killed. The royals over there are crazy as fuck.
Wow even the tunnel was connected to the Moon goddess Diana. From the day she was born they had a plan for her demise. Tunnel of souls damn that is wild bro. Sacrifice all the way. Amazing work T absolutely fascinating read right here.