PRINCE, ICONIC "PURPLE RAIN" MUSICIAN DEAD APRIL 21TH 2016 ROME FUNDATION - DESENMASCARANDO LAS FALSAS DOCTRINAS

Prince

Prince in 1981

Born

Prince Rogers Nelson

June 7, 1958

Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.

Died

April 21, 2016 (aged 57)

Chanhassen, Minnesota, U.S.

Cause of death

Accidental fentanyl overdose

Burial place

Paisley Park, Chanhassen, Minnesota, U.S

Other names

The Artist (Formerly Known as Prince) (TAFKAP)
Camille

Occupations

Singer
songwriter
musician
record producer
actor

Years active

1975–2016

Spouses

Mayte Garcia

(m. 1996; div. 2000)
Manuela Testolini

(m. 2001; div. 2007)

Children

Father

John L. Nelson

Relatives

Tyka Nelson (sister)

Musical career

Genres

Instruments

Vocals
guitar
keyboards
bass
drums

Discography

Labels

Formerly of

Website

prince.com

New Year's Prophecy - Part 2

Game of Thrones at the End of Time

By Goro Adachi
January 3, 2017

A big shift is coming, it seems. Our pattern projection was quickly followed by a pattern fulfillment, spawning glimpses of the future in the process as anticipated by "New Year's Prophecy". What's coming, as far as we can tell, is a dramatic tectonic shift in time...

Dec 31/Jan 1 Istanbul Reina nightclub terror attack 'leaves 39 dead'
Jan 02 ISIS says it carried out shooting

This New Year's Eve/Day Impact in the form of an Istanbul nightclub terror attack by ISIS came with all the hallmarks identified in New Year's Prophecy (Part 1, posted Dec 30), i.e. Sirius, Rio time code, etc... with ominous implications for the new year:

Sirius = New Year's star (culmination at ~midnight/start of Jan 1)
Istanbul nightclub terror attack on New Year's Eve/Day (1 hr 15 min after midnight local time)
Sirius = Isis (per ancient Egyptian tradition)
Istanbul nightclub attack by ISIS
Isis = "Queen of Heaven" (per tradition)
Istanbul nightclub named "Reina" meaning "Queen"

Rio = "New year's city" via ~Jan 1 solar alignment (lat/dec); same alignment also on ~Dec 10 (plus temporal context of 2016 = year of Rio Olympics)
- Jan 1, 2017: Istanbul terror attack (nightclub)
- Dec 10, 2016: Istanbul terror attack (soccer stadium)

Dec 10, 2016 Istanbul's soccer stadium blasts kill 44 in Turkey

It is the geographical focus on Istanbul in particular that exhibits the strongest qualities of being the New Year's crystal ball. This has to do with the papal/Church/Christianity theme highlighted in Part 1...

Istanbul used to be called Constantinople after Constantine the Great (AD 272-337) who founded the capital city of the Roman Empire. Constantine played a pivotal role in making Christianity the powerful, dominant religion that it is today. "Constantinian Shift", as it is sometimes called, ensured not only the survival but also the dominance of Christianity over pagan religions including ancient Egyptian cults.

By becoming the first Christian Roman emperor, Constantine initiated the marriage between the Roman Empire and Christianity, in effect creating a "Christian Empire". In 313 he and Licinius decriminalized Christianity with the Edict of Milan; in 325 he convened the first Council of Nicaea to establish the first uniform Christian doctrine/orthodoxy ("Nicene Creed"), officially declaring what Christianity is/should be; in 380 under Roman Emperor Theodosius I Christianity officially became the state religion of the Roman Empire; in 391, Theodosius I issued a decree outlawing ancient cults; in the early 400s the ancient Egyptian temple on the Philae island was the last to be converted into a church. Christianity engulfed the ancient Egyptian magical "religion".

Isis was one of the most prominent deities in the ancient Egyptian "religion", making it highly meaningful that we saw Istanbul/Constantinople juxtaposed with ISIS in the New Year's terror attack. Add to it our Rio de Janeiro "Janus" context, i.e. the god of the beginning and ending, we definitely get this theme of the end of the Egyptian religion and the beginning of the Roman Christianity, geographically and historically interfacing at Istanbul/Constantinople.

Also pertinent to this is the back-to-back, daughter-mother double death event/signal that we were sad to see right after Christmas (the biggest Christian holiday)...

Dec 27 Carrie Fisher, iconic "Star Wars" actress, dead at 60
Dec 28 Carrie Fisher's mother passes one day after daughter's death

Carrie Fisher's last name has a very Christian connotation:

The phrase "fishers of men," also at Mark 1:17, is one of the most well known lines in the entire New Testament, and the most important metaphor for evangelism. The image probably had an important role in the adoption of the Ichthys as a symbol of early Christianity. The reference has also often been moved from the disciples to Jesus, with him being called the "fisher of men," and the image of Jesus as a fisherman is second only to that of Jesus as a shepherd.

Fisher was also Princess Leia in Star Wars which makes her mother Debbie Reynolds analogous to a "queen", ominously resonating with the nightclub Reina - meaning "Queen" - attacked in Istanbul attacked on New Year's Day.

On Christmas Day itself was another major death of an icon - George Michael. One of his well known songs was Last Christmas...

Dec 25, 2016 Singer George Michael Dead at 53

...and his most successful album - winning the Grammy Awards for Album of the Year in 1989 - was called Faith (1987).

So we continue to see this combination of Christianity and "ending" ("last") together, evoking the 2012 poster (Rio Jesus statue) we highlighted previously.

Put it all together, the overall message could potentially be (though not exclusively so) something to the effect of "the end of the Age of the Church/Christianity/Roman Empire or Age of Pisces", and perhaps concurrently the resurrection of the ancient Egyptian/Gnostic/Hermetic tradition/philosophy which was forced to go underground by the combined forces of the Church and the Roman Empire.

Remember, the key idea behind "New Year's Prophecy" was that we would have a significant event(s) around New Year's Eve/Day, likely related to Sirius, the papacy, as well as the Russia-US cyberwar situation. That it would be a major foreshadowing of what's to come in 2017 and potentially beyond. We are now indeed getting glimpses of the potential future assuming we are on the right track, which we should be based on the accuracy level of our projection so far.

Even the Russian cyberwar pattern manifested vividly on New Year's Eve in the form of big news headlines claiming Russian cyber hacking of Vermont's electric utility:

Dec 31 Vermont electric utility finds malware code
attributed to Russians

It's tempting to try to combine the potentially prophetic themes we have going...

Papacy/Church (ending?)
Queen ISIS
Russia-US relations, cyber warfare

For example, we can imagine a scenario in which ISIS assassinates the Pope, or one that has Queen Elizabeth II dying or stepping down like Pope Benedict XVI did back in 2013. As for Russia, the new Cold War-like situation may be something unfolding in the "background" throughout the near.

But the most intriguing and central in the whole pattern is the "end of the papacy/Church/Christianity" storyline. Ominously it goes well with curiously accurate St. Malachy's papal prophecy...

The Prophecy of the Popes is a series of 112 short, cryptic phrases in Latin which purport to predict the Roman Catholic popes (along with a few antipopes), beginning with Pope Celestine II. The alleged prophecies were first published by Benedictine monk Arnold Wion in 1595. Wion attributes the prophecies to Saint Malachy, a 12th-century Archbishop of Armagh, Ireland.

According to the prophecy, Pope Francis would correspond to the final pope on the list called "Peter the Roman". (This correspondence is not certain as there is some ambiguity at the end of the pope list, but Francis would definitely be one the final popes.)

Pope Benedict XVI was #111 on the list with the motto "Glory of the Olive". It is then followed by a set of sentences - not just a short motto, but two paragraphs - describing the next/final pope or the next two (or more) final popes...

In persecutione extrema S.R.E. sedebit.

Petrus Romanus, qui pascet oves in multis tribulationibus,
quibus transactis civitas septicollis diruetur,
& judex tremedus judicabit populum suum. Finis.

In the extreme persecution of the Holy Roman Church,
there will sit.

Peter the Roman, who will pasture his sheep in many tribulations,
and when these things are finished, the city of seven hills [i.e. Rome] will be destroyed, and the terrible judge will judge his people.
The End.

They clearly describe the end of the Roman Catholic Church, the end of Rome. And it sounds as if this great destruction would come after the reign of "Peter the Roman". That would mean after Pope Francis. If we are in fact getting a multicontextual foreshadowing of 2017 signaling a situation very similar to St. Malachy's "Peter the Roman" prophecy, that would imply the exit of Pope Francis within a year or so, followed by the Fall of the Church and with it the Age of Pisces (Fish).

Of course, the big question is, is Pope Francis really Peter the Roman? No way to be sure obviously. But there are intriguing hints.

Remember the "sign in the sky" at the time of Pope Benedict's resignation (2013) which also produced a geo-alignment pinpointing Rio (discussed in Part 1)?

Feb 11, 2013: Pope Benedict XVI announces resignation
Feb 15, 2013: Major meteor impact in Chelyabinsk, Russia

Note that "Peter" means "rock". Meteors are "rocks fallen from heaven". So the mid-February 2013 double impact event in effect telegraphed "(space) rock Rome" or "Peter the Roman"!

And out of this "Peter the Roman" event came Pope Francis, introduced to the world on March 13, 2013.

As discussed in Part 1 the very first foreign land he officially visited as the pope was... Rio de Janeiro.

Jul 22, 2013 Pope Francis arrives in Rio de Janeiro

It gets even more interesting. Pope Francis's arrival in Rio on January 22, 2013 precisely coincided with the birth of Prince William and Kate's royal baby Prince George. who is Queen Elizabeth II's great grand child.

Jul 22, 2013 Royal baby arrives: Duchess Kate gives birth to a boy
Jul 23 Prince William and Kate debut royal baby boy

Remember, the New Year's terror attack in Istanbul/Constantinople - the "birthplace" of the Roman Catholic Church - involved a nightclub called "Queen" (Reina).

A fascinating Pope-Queen entanglement. Or... a "father-mother" entanglement.

After the exit of Queen Elizabeth II, the line of succession will be:

Prince Charles
Prince William
Prince George (William's baby)

It just so happens that Pope Francis's real name is also "George". (Full name: Jorge Mario Bergoglio.) And George Michael just died on Christmas, the biggest Christian holiday mere days before New Year's Day.

Perhaps there is something special about Prince George? I talked extensively about the "Grail bloodline" symbolism surrounding the British royal family, particularly on the Diana side and Prince William, in my 2011 article "Lucifer's Destiny".

Perhaps this year (2017) the Pope and/or the Queen will die/exit which will trigger a chain reaction that leads to:

the FALL of the Roman Catholic Church
the RISE of the "Holy Grail" via British Royal Family after QE2

This duality would make a lot of multicontextual sense since the Holy Grail tradition has a lot - if not is all about - the Gnostic/Hermetic/Egyptian underground stream, the "religion" or philosophy (as well as bloodlines in some capacity) embodied in the figure of Isis, suppressed by the Roman Christianity which came into power via Constantin the Great. I'm not saying the bloodline of Princess Diana (Prince William, Prince George, etc.) has to be literally of the Holy Grail a la "The Da Vince Code", but even just a symbolic rise of "King Arthur" in this manner would be... well, symbolic of "Isis rising".

Isis is Sirius, and Sirius is "The Star", which is tarot card #17 as in 2017.

Perhaps it's no coincidence that the origin of the tarot could be traced back to underground stream tradition. We noted in Part 1 the cover of The Economist predicting 2017 world events displays the tarot, and the biggest political/geopolitical event coming in 2017 is a figure named "Trump" as in trump/tarot cards.

Plus, let's not forget that the musician Prince died on Queen Elizabeth II's birthday (April 21) last year.

Apr 21, 2016 Prince, singer and superstar, dies at 57

It connects back to Rio as the Olympics there started on the day of a Regulus-Venus conjunction. Regulus, the heart of lion (Leo), is traditionally known as "prince" (or "little king").

Aug 05, 2016 Rio Olympic Games begin

The Rio Olympics ended on August 21 when Regulus was in conjunction with the Sun...

...coinciding with a deadly earthquake in central Italy near Rome where the Pope resides.

Aug 23/24, 2016 Deadly earthquake rattles central Italy
Aug 25 Italy quake death toll passes 240

These things are heavily interconnected. When there is this level of inter-contextual coherence, that's when you know there is a big hurricane forming and at some point it will strike. And when it does, it helps if we are prepared and mentally ready. (In some cases, we may even be able to prevent it.) Going multicontextual, as done in this New Year's Prophecy series, can be very valuable in this sense, helping us acquire a perspective unstuck in linear time.

The torch is being passed from the Old World to the New World, a new age to rise out of the ashes of the old age like the phoenix. Mars is coming. An ending is always a new beginning, always together, like New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Now face-to-face with this "Janus moment" in history, we can't help but be reminded of the old Chinese curse: "May you live in interesting times"...

[P.S. There's much more going on right now than the issues discussed in this article. For example, I didn't even touch on the earth changes stuff that will... Well, like I said we're at a tipping point, the point of no return. Already being discussed on STRUG, if you're interested.]

https://www.goroadachi.com/etemenanki/newyears-prophecy-part2.html

Pope Francis, the pontiff revered by millions of Catholics around the world whose popular appeal reached far beyond his global congregation, has died at the age of 88.

Cardinal Kevin Ferrell, the Vatican camerlengo, said: “At 7.35 this morning, the bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the home of the Father. His entire life was dedicated to the service of the Lord and of his church.″

The official declaration of the pope’s death is expected on Monday evening, when his body will be placed in its coffin. The cause of death is also likely to be disclosed.

Francis’s body will be transferred to St Peter’s basilica on Wednesday morning to allow members of the public to pay their respects.

Cardinals will meet on Tuesday morning to decide the date of the pope’s funeral, which must take place between four and six days after death. The funeral will be followed by nine days of official mourning.

Francis, who had chronic lung disease and had part of one lung removed as a young man, was admitted to Gemelli hospital in Rome on 14 February for a respiratory crisis that developed into double pneumonia. He spent 38 days there, the longest hospitalisation of his 12-year papacy.

He was discharged from hospital on 23 March and made his last public appearance on Sunday, when he spoke briefly to the crowds gathered in St Peter’s Square for Easter mass.

Pope Francis appears on St Peter's Square for Easter Sunday mass - video

King Charles said he and the queen – who met the pope in Rome last week – had “heavy hearts” at the news of his death, adding that Francis would be remembered for his compassion and tireless commitment.

President Trump posted on social media: ““Rest in Peace Pope Francis! May God Bless him and all who loved him!” Former president Joe Biden said Francis would be “remembered as one of the most consequential leaders of our time”, and Barack Obama said he was a “rare leader who made us want to be better people”.

In Italy, Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister, said: “I had the privilege of enjoying his friendship, his advice and his teachings, which never failed even in moments of trial and suffering.”

Loved by many Catholics for his humility, Francis simplified rites for papal funerals last year and previously said he had already planned his tomb in the basilica Santa Maria Maggiore in the Esquilino neighbourhood in Rome, where he went to pray before and after trips overseas. Popes are usually buried with much fanfare in the grottoes beneath St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City.

Amid intense mourning over the coming days and weeks, manoeuvring within the Vatican over who is to succeed Francis and become the 268th head of the Catholic church is certain to begin. Cardinals from around the world will head to Rome for a conclave, the secret, complex election ritual held in the Sistine Chapel and involving about 138 cardinals who are eligible to vote.

The conclave must begin its deliberations within 20 days of the pope’s death.

Some of the potential contenders mooted before Francis’s death were Matteo Zuppi, a progressive Italian cardinal, Pietro Parolin, who serves as the Vatican’s secretary of state, and Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, from the Philippines.

Cardinal Matteo Zuppi greets Pope Francis,.

Francis greets cardinal Matteo Maria Zuppi during a mass for the conclusion of Catholic Social Week in Trieste, Italy, last year. Photograph: Vatican Pool/Getty Images

His death is likely to exacerbate sharp divisions within the curia, with conservatives seeking to wrest control of the church away from reformers.

During his 12-year papacy, Francis – the first Jesuit pope – was a vocal champion of the world’s poor, dispossessed and disadvantaged, and a blunt critic of corporate greed and social and economic inequality. Within the Vatican, he criticised extravagance and privilege, calling on church leaders to show humility.

The Guardian view on Pope Francis 10 years on: a vital progressive voice

His views riled significant numbers of cardinals and powerful Vatican officials, who often sought to frustrate Francis’s efforts to overhaul the ancient institutions of the church. But his compassion and humanity endeared him to millions around the world

Francis, who was born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1936, was elected pope in March 2013. He immediately signalled his style of papacy by taking the bus, rather than papal car, to his hotel, where he paid his bill before moving into the Vatican guesthouse, eschewing the opulent papal apartments. At his first media appearance, he expressed his wish for a “poor church and a church for the poor”.

Francis leading a procession at the opening of the special assembly of the synod of bishops for the pan-Amazon region in October 2019. Photograph: Andreas Solaro/AFP/Getty Images

He focused papal attention on poverty and inequality, calling unfettered capitalism the “dung of the devil”. Two years into his papacy, he issued an 180-page encyclical on the environment, demanding the world’s richest nations pay their “grave social debt” to the poor. The climate crisis represented “one of the principal challenges facing humanity in our day”, the pope said.

Pope Francis leads Angelus prayer at the Vatican

Pope Francis reveals he wrote resignation letter in 2013 in case of ill-health

He called for compassion for and generosity towards refugees, saying they should not be treated as “pawns on the chessboard of humanity”. After visiting the Greek island of Lesbos, he offered 12 Syrians refuge at the Vatican. Prisoners and the victims of modern-day slavery and human trafficking were also highlighted in his frequent appeals for mercy and social action. During his recent period in hospital, he kept up his telephone calls to the Holy Family church in Gaza, a nightly routine since 9 October 2023.

A boy shakes Francis’s hand as he greets people at Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos in April 2016. Photograph: Reuters

One of the biggest issues with which Francis had to contend was that of clerical sexual abuse and the church’s cover-up of crimes committed by priests and bishops. In the first few years of his papacy, as wave after wave of scandals engulfed the church, Francis was accused by survivors and others of failing to understand the scale of the crisis and the urgent need to proactively root out abuse and its cover-up.

In 2019, Francis summoned bishops from around the world to Rome to discuss the crisis and later issued an edict requiring priests and nuns to report sexual abuse and its cover-up to the church authorities, and guaranteeing protection for whistleblowers. It was a significant move towards the church taking responsibility for the scandals, and went much further than his predecessors.

Francis attending the unveiling of a sculpture called Angels Unaware depicting a group of 140 migrants of various cultures and from different historic times in St Peter’s Square in 2019. Photograph: Vatican Pool/Corbis/Getty Images

Also during his tenure as the head of the Catholic church, Francis was obliged to respond to repeated acts of terrorism and persecution. He was at pains to stress that violence had no part to play in true practice of religion, and that people should not conflate acts of terrorism with Islam. “I think it is not right to identity Islam with violence,” he said after the murder of a Catholic priest in France in 2016. “I think that in nearly all religions there is always a small fundamentalist group,” he said, adding: “We [Catholics] have them.”

Francis spoke with compassion on issues of sexuality (famously responding “who am I to judge?” to a question about gay priests), the family and the role of women in society – while adhering to traditional Catholic doctrine on marriage, contraception and abortion. Although many on the left strove to claim Francis as one of their own, he could not easily be defined as liberal or conservative.

On his many trips abroad, Francis was greeted like a rock star, with hundreds of thousands – sometimes millions – waiting for hours for a glimpse of the diminutive, white-robed figure in his open-sided popemobile. His appeal was particularly strong among young people, whom he frequently urged to reject materialism and overdependence on technology. “Happiness … is not an app that you can download on your phones,” Francis told Catholic youth in April 2016.

People greet Francis and take photos of him with their mobile phones as he arrives for a weekly general audience in January 2019. Photograph: Andreas Solaro/AFP/Getty Images

The deliberations and final choice of the Catholic church’s cardinal electors in the coming days and weeks will determine whether Francis’s efforts to reform its institutions and to shift its emphasis towards the poor will be a durable legacy.

Pope Francis, groundbreaking Jesuit pontiff, dies aged 88