Stuff out there is starting to get more scary. Check out this footage taken by a surfer after something attacked him in the water on Sunday.
Angus is a friend of a friend from Plymouth who got in touch to ask if I’ve heard about anything similar. I’ve read reports of it happening to fishermen and kayakers before but never been able to speak direct to anyone who’s had an experience, they seem to disappear or be impossible to trace…
In previous blogs I’ve told you about the history of the pearl as an energy source from Atlantis that held the balance between land and sea. Research I conducted at the Hall of Records revealed that part of the power of the pearl was its ability to control the dark forces of Mergor, the giant and many-tentacled beast of the ocean..
Artist’s impression of Mergor taken from document in the Hall of Records
Generations of seafarers have spoken of this terrifying beast of the deep, capable of swallowing ships and sinking tracts of land. Drake spoke of close encounters with the monster and Alfred Tennyson wrote a sonnet about a kraken creature as early as 1830:
Below the thunders of the upper deep;
Far far beneath in the abysmal sea,
His ancient, dreamless, uninvaded sleep
The Kraken sleepeth: faintest sunlights flee
About his shadowy sides; above him swell
Huge sponges of millennial growth and height;
And far away into the sickly light,
From many a wondrous grot and secret cell
Unnumber’d and enormous polypi
Winnow with giant arms the slumbering green.
There hath he lain for ages, and will lie
Battening upon huge seaworms in his sleep,
Until the latter fire shall heat the deep;
Then once by man and angels to be seen,
In roaring he shall rise and on the surface die.
Nancy Astor had no idea that separating the pearl from the armillary sphere during the Second World War would deactivate its powers, but the consequence was to unsettle the balance between land and sea and unleash the dark forces of the ocean. Signs of Mergor’s increased influence are everywhere once you start looking..
I began my research into the pearl – now known as the Pearl of Plymouth – in 2001 and have been drawing links between the dormancy of the pearl and the ascent of Mergor since then. The longer the pearl is dormant the stronger Mergor becomes..
The first, and most obvious sign is rising sea levels, which show no sign of abating. The faster sea levels rise, the more of the planet Mergor can claim. Each time the ocean expands its dimensions, Mergor expands in size too…
There are also many examples of strange and unexplained incidents around the coast and at sea that can be linked to the ascent of Mergor:
* It went unreported but just last month there was chaos at Whitsand Bay when a sinkhole suddenly emerged on the beach..
* Just a couple of weeks back, Plymouth Marine Lab tweeted news of this mystery marine beast, the spawn of Mergor:
The spawn of Mergor
* Remember the hundreds of sea birds that washed up dead along our coastlines this year? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-22143053 The cause remained a mystery in the news..
* In 2010, there were warnings of swarms of venomous jellyfish that have been repeated again this summer: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/7563028/Swarms-of-venomous-jellyfish-move-towards-British-waters.html Many put it down to rising sea temperatures, but there could be even more to it than that.. Especially with the increasing documentation on ‘immortal jellyfish’ taking over the ocean: http://news.nationalgeographic.co.uk/news/2009/01/090130-immortal-jellyfish-swarm.html
These are just some of the incidents I’ve documented, there are many more which I will link to here on the blog. The increased intensity of these strange maritime events in the past few years make it even more essential that the pearl is found…
In yesterday’s blog I told you the story that’s been passed down through my ancestors of how Sir Francis Drake found the pearl. What I left out is that inside the sea chest, with the pearl and armillary sphere, was a seaworn scroll from Atlantis. That scroll has been in my family since Drake died in 1596 and I inherited it along with the Drake Armillary Sphere from my Grandma Betsy in 2001.
Scroll from Atlantis found with the pearl
It’s written in Atlantean but was translated for me by Grandma Betsy. She told me it reads:
‘To the souls who find this pearl
Falls custody ancient power –
the balance twixt land and sea,
the battle twixt light and dark.
Beware forces unsettlin’ the axis,
protect her and ye’ll prosper.’
My research into the pearl and Atlantis corroborates that translation. And further findings reveal that the pearl was placed in the chest and thrown on the open sea the fateful night Atlantis sank beneath the waves. In further blogs I will explain more about the pearl’s role in Atlantis from evidence I found in the Hall of Records, but for now I want to draw attention to the key part of that text that tells of the pearl holding the balance between land and sea.
My research has revealed that the pearl is only capable of doing this when it’s active and spinning inside the armillary sphere. In 1941, when Nancy Astor separated the pearl from the sphere and hid it somewhere in Plymouth, the pearl was deactivated. Since then the balance between land and sea has been unsettled. It’s clear that the sea is now rising up to claim the land and Plymouth will be one of the first cities lost under water if the pearl isn’t found.
For several years, I’ve been documenting and charting disturbing occurrences linked to the dormancy of the pearl, including rising sea levels, sea birds washing up dead on the coast and sink holes suddenly appearing on beaches. These are all signs that Mergor, an ancient beast of the ocean feared by generations of seafarers, is rising out of the depths to claim the land. During the recent heatwave there’s been an increase in surfers, sailors, fishermen, divers, swimmers and others reporting strange experiences at sea. The intensity of incidences in 2013 signal that Mergor’s getting closer and closer. I’ll tell you more about these freak events in the next blog. Be careful when you’re out in the water… and let me know if you encounter anything odd.
