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We have a great program today. It's titled The Coronation of King Charles III and Camilla,

The Fragrant Dew of Paradise. And we'll start where we left off in the previous episode and continue

our examination of the coronation ceremony. As it will happen on May 6th, 2023, the majority of

this echoes really important features of the ancient tradition.

In this episode, we'll uncover a coincidental connection between the coronation oath,

the Judeo-Christian Moses, and Great Britain, and we'll also travel back in deep, deep antiquity

to unravel the mysterious meaning of the

anointing of kings.

The trail will take us back once again to the Book of the Holy Secrets of Enoch and back to

the fertile crescent of ancient Mesopotamia, back to the sands of Egypt, and all the way back

to paradise, which is no surprise because the an extremely important

tenant of the ancient tradition. In the previous episode, we established that the architects of

Westminster Abbey, who had been commissioned by King Henry III, designed the church, which they knew

would be used for the express purpose of coronating British

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