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THE WATCHER
The reverence of trees was also expressed in
many parts of the world by secret brotherhoods like the Druids and
the Naddred. J.R.R Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings is absolutely
littered with themes that relate to this very ancient order of
magicians. The Druids, like the Chaldeans, revered the oak for its
magical ability to attract mistletoe and they became the carriers of
the mystery school tradition in Britain, Ireland, France or
Britannia, Eire and Gaul. The Druids also made use of eye symbolism
and the Watcher beings or titans mentioned in texts like the Book of
Enoch can also be found in books like the Lord of the Rings. The
Watchers themselves were often symbolised as trees, due to their
height and the advanced knowledge they were said to harbour. Trees
in general can be seen used throughout esoteric societies as
symbolic carriers of the sacred knowledge imparted to the ancients
at the time of the gods (interdimensional beings) living on Earth.
Page 63 of Through Ancient Eyes
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