46e. Francis Bacon (Part 5) | The Four Masks of Francis Bacon (1/2)

46e. Francis Bacon (Part 5) | The Four Masks of Francis Bacon (1/2)

Author: Alexander Sachon March 19, 2023 Duration: 1:38:26

In today's episode, we begin a two-part mini-series titled "The Four Masks of Francis Bacon". These two articles, which go together as-one, serve as the concluding sections of an  overall six-part series/chapter on Sir Francis Bacon.

The theme of this article is to investigate four different "fronts" or "masks" that Francis Bacon utilized in order to covertly pursue his secret mission for world reformation. In this first article of the two-article set, we will investigate two of the masks - William Shakespeare, the famous playwright, and Father CRC, the mythic character from the Rosicrucian Manifestoes. In the follow-up article, we will look at two more masks: the Freemasonic Order and the elite scientific fraternity named "Salomon's House" that Bacon references in his utopian novel, "New Atlantis".

Part 2, the follow-up episode to this one, will be possessed shortly after this one.

Thank you to everyone who has followed the series so far. To find the table of continents for it, as well as for links to the other chapters of the larger book project it is a part of, please see the "publications" section of my website, www.alexsachon.com.

To read the written article, see my Substack: thewisdomtradition.substack.com

- Alex Sachon

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