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Svetlana de Rohan-Levashova. Revelation

– So, that means that the Key of Gods was in the Northern Country all this time?
– Anna asked in earnest, as if affirming what she just heard.

– Unfortunately, I don’t know, dear. I have not heard about it since then.
– Tell me, Sever. Wouldn’t you really like to see the new future? Would you not
really like to see the new Earth with your own eyes? – I could not help asking.

– I have no right to that, Isidora. I have already had my days here and must go
Home. It is time for me already. I saw too much grief here, too many losses. But I shall
wait for you, my friend. As I told you, my distant world is your world too. I shall help
you to come back Home…
I felt perplexed; understanding nothing of what was going on, unable to
comprehend my beloved Earth or the people living on it. They were given wonderful
KNOWLEDGE and instead of studying it they fought for power, destroyed each other
and died... Thousands of them died before they had time to live their precious lives...
and took away the lives of other good people.
– Tell me, Sever. Not all of the Knights Templar died, did they? Otherwise their
Order could not spread out so widely later?

– No, my friend, some of them had to remain alive in order to save the Order of
the Templars of Radomir. When the church attacked Occitania, they went to their
friends from the nearby castles, taking John’s head and the treasure of the Templars
with the help of which they were going to create a real army which would act
independently of Kings and Popes’ wishes. They again hoped to recreate the world
Radomir had dreamed about, but this time they wanted it to be free, mighty and
strong .
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– Is it so that the Cathars were divided after Golden Maria’s death into "new"
Cathars and old warriors of Magdalena?

– You are right, Isidora. Unfortunately all the "new" ones died in the terrible
Papal fires... and that was what the "holy" church aimed for.
– Why did not the Templars come back? Why did not they win Occitania back? –
I bitterly exclaimed.
– Because there was nobody to win back, Isidora, – Sever whispered quietly. –
There were just a few of the Templars who left Occitania. Other Templars died,
protecting the "new" Cathars. Do you remember I told you that just a hundred Knights
protected every Occitan castle or town? A hundred fought against tens of thousands of
the Papal Crusaders. It was too much even for the strongest...

The new "Perfecti" did not fight, giving themselves and others for extermination.
But if they had helped, the empire of Light would have flourished until now and you
would have met living Cathars... Hundreds of the Perfecti burned (400 of them burned
only in Besier!). Together with the Templars, they would smash any army! But they did
not want to. And the Templars died for them, even understanding that they would lose,
they could not calmly watch old men, women and children die... They could not watch

15 You can read about the remaining Occitan Cathar-Warriors (Templars) in my book "The children of Sun" where you will
find extracts of the original letters of Count Miropoix, a Warrior-Perfecti, who protected the fortress of Montsegur in 1244
and witnessed of the death of the Montsegur Cathars. There also will be some extracts from the real records of the
Carcassonne Inquisition and secret archives of the Vatican.
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