💥 14th CENTURY MASTER YODA

ENGLAND/UK. At the British Library in London, curator of pre-1600 manuscripts Julian Harrison found, in an edition of the Decretums of Gregory IX (Pope, 1145–1241, pontificate from 1227 until his death in 1241) – dated 1340 – an astonishing illustration that faithfully reproduces the figure of the famous character from the Star Wars film series – Master Yoda.

The document contains the biblical story of Samson. Julian Harrison believes it is a coincidence that the illustrator of the document came to create an image that would become so popular centuries later.

However, what intrigues experts is that they found, throughout the text, not only a representation of Master Yoda's lookalike/precursor but also other enigmatic illustrations of strange creatures that resemble hybrid beings. The material where the figure of Master Yoda can be seen is available online at the British Library.

SOURCES 

RUIZ, Julieta. 

Aparece el Maestro Yoda en un manuscrito del siglo XIV

DE10, MÉXICO, 24.04.2015

[http://de10.com.mx/top-10/2015/04/24/aparece-el-maestro-yoda-en-un-manuscrito-del-siglo-xiv] 

MOORE, Peter. Was Yoda a medieval monk? It takes a museum curator to tell you

GARDIAN/UK, 16.04.2015

[http://www.theguardian.com/careers/careers-blog/2015/apr/16/was-yoda-medieval-monk-museum-curator] 

[http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Viewer.aspx?ref=royal_ms_10_e_iv_fs001r]

🙉🙈🙊 MONKEYS DESCEND FROM MEN: TEOSOPHICAL ANTROPHOGENESIS

DID YOU KNOW?

MADAME BLAVATSKY REJECTED

DARWIN'S EVOLUTIONARY THEORY.

FOR HER, THE MONKEY IS DESCENDED FROM MAN.

O BABUÍNO DE MADAME BLAVATSKY

BRAZIL WEIRD NEWS NO YOUTUBE

In her work *The Secret Doctrine*, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, known as Madame Blavatsky, founder of Theosophy—a comprehensive and original line of thought on the origin of the universe and humanity—rejected Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.

One manifestation of this rejection is a historical object: Madame Blavatsky's stuffed baboon, a satirical critique and emblem of her antagonism concerning Darwinian and materialistic evolutionism.

Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society, kept the baboon in her New York apartment in the 1870s, with a peculiar appearance: it wore a collar, a frock coat, glasses, and carried a copy of Charles Darwin's *On the Origin of Species* under its arm.

Madame Blavatsky's baboon ridiculed materialistic science: for Blavatsky and her followers, the baboon represented the "madness of Science" as opposed to the "Wisdom of Religion" (or Ancient Wisdom).

It was a visual joke, mocking the idea that humanity descended from apes solely through physical and mechanical processes.

In Anthropogenesis, Blavatsky acknowledges physical evolution to a certain extent but argues that true human evolution is a threefold process—spiritual, mental, and physical—and that man (or "divine Monad") is, in fact, prior to the great apes and gave rise to some species of anthropoids.

In other words, theosophy is a system of understanding reality in which man gave rise to the ape in a remote era. However, this is not about the current 'homo sapiens' but about the man of a humanity that is now extinct. More specifically, the third Human Race, the Lemurians.

by @ligiacabus 

SOURCE

BLAVATSKY, Helena Petrovna. 

A Doutrina secreta, vol III.

Antropogênese.

São Paulo: Pensamento, 2006