…home. Now they've got an easy journey back. They're riding along the coach it's being driven by a coachman whose name is iron Henry, and they're going fine when they hear bang and the prince says: what's the matter Henry did we break a spring? No says…

…by a coachman whose name is iron Henry, and they're going fine when they hear bang and the prince says: what's the matter Henry did we break a spring? No says Henry Nothing of the kind. Ever since your departure there have been four iron bands around…

…and they're going fine when they hear bang and the prince says: what's the matter Henry did we break a spring? No says Henry Nothing of the kind. Ever since your departure there have been four iron bands around my heart. This is the wasteland motif.…

…we've got two new things running: one, Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the kings of Britain, written for a Norman King, Namely Henry Ii. Henry Ii's Empire included France and it was to have a mythological background just as Rome had had and this history…

…two new things running: one, Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the kings of Britain, written for a Norman King, Namely Henry Ii. Henry Ii's Empire included France and it was to have a mythological background just as Rome had had and this history of the…

…this history of the kings of Britain now it seems very clear, was composed actually with the patronage of the house of Henry. Henry's Wife was glorious Eleanor of Aquitaine, dates 1122 to 1209. She is it. She's the whole romantic period that we're talking…

…Anyhow when she came back she managed to get loose from Louis and just went up to England and married the other King, King Henry Ii. So she's the wife of two kings, she's the mother of at least three she's the mother of Richard the lionhearted and the…

…adventure, you might say instead of just gluing yourself to what someone else found. You brought up my next subject by mentioning Henry Zimmer as one of your gurus and that is the emergence of other cultural traditions, other forms into our own culture,…

…home. Now they've got an easy journey back. They're riding along the coach it's being driven by a coachman whose name is iron Henry, and they're going fine when they hear bang and the prince says: what's the matter, Henry did we break a spring? No says…

…by a coachman whose name is iron Henry, and they're going fine when they hear bang and the prince says: what's the matter, Henry did we break a spring? No says Henry, Nothing of the kind. Ever since your departure there have been four iron bands around…

…and they're going fine when they hear bang and the prince says: what's the matter, Henry did we break a spring? No says Henry, Nothing of the kind. Ever since your departure there have been four iron bands around my heart. This is the wasteland motif,…

…kind of thing but it has nothing to do with the building of Chartres Cathedral. You can't explain this economically. Read Henry Adams, Mozart Michel and chakra. He speaks about this. This lunatic century between 1150 and 1250 when all the cathedrals of…

…knights. The bards from Cornwall, from Brittany, from Wales and sometimes from Ireland were entertainers in the Norman courts. Now the Great Henry Ii of England had as his queen Eleanor of Aquitaine if you want one incarnation of the goddess of the middle…

…wakes up in the morning it's no queen. Well where's she's gone? She's gone to England to marry another King. She marries Henry Ii, and her two principal sons were Richard the lionhearted and John Daughter, Marie De champagne and I think Blanche of Castile…

…the throne in Europe Who's not the grandchild of Eleanor of Aquitaine and she was really really it. But when she went to Henry she brought with him sovereignty over Aquitaine and over the northern part of France. That's how we had to wait for Joan of…

…That's how we had to wait for Joan of arc 1431 she's burned to death to rescue Northern France from this British rule. So Henry Ii had this great big domain, and all the way from Britain to the Pyrenees on the border of Spain, the courts are being…

…Louis. And so one morning he walks and wakes up and Eleanor has gone. She's gone to England to marry the King of England, Henry Ii. So she's the wife of two kings, she's the mother of King John, She's the mother of Richard the lionhearted and she's…

…the noun begins to break away from the verb. Is the individual again I love, ich Liebe, and both sides European. Here is Henry the emperor, 9th century, late 9th and early 10th of Germany and at the same time in the West, William the conqueror. So…