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Koningstafel
(King's Table)
On top of the Heimenberg at
Rhenen Netherlands
is since thousands of years located
one of the biggest Sun temples
of Europe.
At this place the King of
Bohemia Frederik V
built a small house and next
to it a stone table called King's Table.
Frederik V was exiled from his
country Bohemen
and lived with his household
in The Hague and Leyden.
Here he was outranking his
relatives the Oranges, being only Princes.
He was a grand child of
William of Orange.
Also he was a magician and
very likely also an alchemist.
He had a large mansion next to
the Cunera Church of Rhenen.
The Cunera church had been for
centuries the centre of pilgrimages.
The pilgrimage to Cunera being
forbidden by the Calvinists,
it is remarkable that Frederik
was living in that place.
Frederik was a Bohemian
Protestant.
Being a protestant was the
reason for his exile by the Roman Catholic emperor.
On the West corner of the Sun
temple Frederik did built his little house.
At that time the trees were
not covering the high hill Heimenberg.
At that time the area was
covered with bushes and heather
and the view over the river
Rhine was still open.
The surrounding wall of the
Sun temple must have been visible all around.
Maybe the middle area of the
Sun temple still had some wooden buildings.
It is even possible that still
Sun ceremonies were being held,
although Roman Catholics and
Calvinists (each in their turn)
had been stamping out the
original religion.
To place the little house upon
the Sun wall is remarkable,
because the view at that time
must have been impressive
at every place on the top of
the hill.
In front of the house Frederik
placed a table of granite.
The Kings table was seen
around 1905 as a complete table..
This was a reconstructed table
since the original table
was demolished around the year
1840.
Clearly this table was not to
sit at.
It looks like a sarcophagus or
an altar.
The orientation of the long
side is almost exactly East.
The traveller Christemeijer
saw in 1837 the original table
and describes it as eight
cornered with engravings on the top
which according to him looked
vaguely like a head.
We dont know how reliable this
description is.
Eight cornered means very
likely that the four corners of the altar
were not square but
triangular.
The remnant of the house of
Frederik as it appears now.
Until 1992 this place was
inhabited by the guardian and his family.
The house had always a flat
roof.
The upper story is partly
demolished.
The lower story is still
intact.
To the left is the remnant of
the Table.
To the right is the start of
the wall of the Sun temple.
Ley line experts have measured
heavy powers to the right of the house.
For ley line people the area
to the right is more or less "not done".
Robert was measuring very
heavy powers too.
The Ley Line Group is staring
at the remnant of the Table.
The demolishing is almost
complete.
Only the inner filling of some
structure is still there.
Pieces of stone (slate) are
all around.
The energies have been
disturbed too.
Although there is some ancient
feeling of 6.3 lines
(altar place), these feelings
are weak and centred
much more to the outer West
ending of the Sun wall.
The stone remnants of the
Table clearly have powerful
13.0 cm lines, which indicates
White Magick and Alchemy.
Inside the ruin somebody
painted a magickal spiral.
The door is on same side as
the stairs.
This indicates that also other
people then the Ley Line Group
experience the magick here.
Some metres outside the door
are very heavy Ley Line powers
or Earth energies.
The view over the river Rhine
is magnificent.
In the time of Frederik the
view was not hindered by the trees.
The place the house upon the
wall must have had another reason,
then having a better view.
Some conclusions:
The King's Table was very likely
magickal.
A magickal Altar.
The place of the altar in
relation to the Sun temple
is connected with the June 21
Solstice.
In the same way the related
Sun time was the Sunrise.
At Sunrise the Light of the
Sun was hitting the Table.
Was Frederik sending energies
towards his country Bohemia?
Bohemis was also in the East.
We know that he did fight for
his throne all his life.
Finally his son or grandson
got back the throne of Bohemia.
It is shocking that this place
is demolished as it is.
The ruin could be used as a
documentation centre
to tell about the remarkable
place of the Bohemian Magician
and the wonderful Sun temple.
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Updated July 05, 2008
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