In 2006 this memorial was officially gifted to the United States by Russia, who gifted memorials made by the same sculptor to Ukraine and Israel in the preceding years. The monument is called the “Tear Drop Memorial,” which is a play on words, meaning both ‘tear‘, as in ‘tear drop,’ and ‘tear,’ as in to…

A supporter of my work sent me a Reddit post that absolutely blew my mind. It has since been “removed by Reddit’s filters” for some reason. Fortunately I have screenshots that I’ve decided to share here. Below is the original post by someone who claims to descend from a Sabbatian bloodline, and considering the cryptic…

Just as man was “created male and female,” so were ‘The Leviathan and its Consort.’ According to Talmudic lore, these primordial sea serpents had to be prevented from mating, or else the world would be destroyed. Therefore the female Leviathan was slain, and the male Leviathan was castrated. The above passage cites a Frankist interpretation…

Richard Cosway’s self portrait depicts him holding open a Kabbalistic manuscript and standing above Hebrew letters that spell out “His name is Esau.” Joscelyn Godwin’s book “The Theosophical Enlightenment” suggests that this is a direct reference to Frankism, a Sabbatian offshoot whose doctrine centers around the figure of “Esau and his land of Edom” which…

The Kabbalah places great emphasis upon the first word of the Torah, Bereshit (בראשית), translated as “genesis,” meaning “in the beginning.” The Sabbatians found encrypted in this word the name of their Messiah, ‘Sabbatai,’ which means ‘Saturn.’ Every letter in the name ‘Sabbatai’ (שבתאי) is also contained in the word ‘Bereshit’ (בראשית). The letter Resh…

Source: Gershom Scholem, Sabbatai Sevi, page 173

The famous Giacomo Casanova, who had contacts with both Eva & Jacob Frank, wrote his memoirs in this castle and worked in the library as a patron of Count Joseph Waldstein. Pawel Maciejko traveled to Casanova’s grave, as well as Duchcov Chateau, when researching for his book The Mixed Multitude, which is considered the seminal…

Migdal Oz, the Tower of Power At an early point in its history, the Sabbatian movement was centered at a place called Migdal Oz, the tower where the Messiah dwelled, where his followers would make pilgrimages from all over the world, asking Sabbatai for blessings, believing him to be the highest priest and magician of…