Pictures from actual investigations in relics
The relics of the Basilka in Ilbenstadt (Hessen, Germany) were examined by the Seraphim-Institut. The particular relics, among the rest, the splinters from the cross of Jesus, which were spend to the church as a present from Rome, showed a particular photon activity. Also the head relics which come from the grave of the holy Saint Ursula in Cologne could be convincing with a particular photon interference. The relics had been brought in 1190 from Cologne to Ilbenstadt. They were kept long years in the altars of the Basilka in Ilbenstadt. There is also the head relic of the holy Gottfried which we will examine in the nearest future.
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The basilica Maria Saint Peter and Paulus in Ilbenstadt (Hessen)
Gottfried II von Cappenberg founded from his possessions the three first cloisters of the order of the praemonstatensis in Germany.
The church, a romanesque pillar basilica with Hirsauer structural elements, begun 1123, was dedicated 24th August 1159 by the inhabitant of Mainz archbishop Arnold von Selenhofen to the Mother of God and the apostle's prince Peter and Paulus.
The first rehearsing was Antonius (died 1149). He owned high reputation with the archbishop of Mainz as well as with the popes Innozenz II., Lucius II and Eugene III. Here as holy Anton von Ilbenstadt he is revered as the second saints on the 15th January, to his day of death. Not only the donations of the Mainz archbishops, but also those of several secularly sovereigns mattered to the creation of the cloister. They took the cloister under their special protection.In addition there got papal privileges in 1139, 1144 and 1147.
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Dr. theol.. Lic.Mus.s. Vinko Kraljić
Priest of Ilbenstadt and rector of the basilica
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The basilica of Ilbenstadt accommodates the relics of holy Gottfried, holy maidens from the grave of the saints Ursula and the wooden splinter of the cross of Jesus which the holy Helena from Jeruslem has brought to Rome. |
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Clear indications to the head relics are already found in a statue of holy Gottfried in the parochial garden of the old former cloister |
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The Reliquiarium
The cloister niche comes from the time around 1500. In it priest Dr. Vinko Kraljić arranged a requilarium which was consecrated on the 5th September, 1999 by abbot Albert Dölken from the cloister of the praemonstatensis in Hamborn. Both great reliquaries with the abbot coat of arms of Andreas Brand were produced at his time (1681 - 1725) and were a component of the respective high altar till 1963. The eldest relics are six skulls of the companions of the holy Ursula (1195). All together there are more than 100 different relics, among them such of the holy Bonifatius and from the holy Gertrud von Altenberg, the daughter of the holy Elisabeth.
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With the photon camera it is possible to clearly see the photon interferencens which are to be recognised as red light tapes. The red luminous stripes in the side walls are likewise photon interferences which come from small relics which are right on the walls of the showcases. |
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A special relic is the cross illustrated here. |
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In the middle of the metal cross you can see a cross made from rock crystal or glass with the small wooden splinter ifrom the cross of Jesus is embedded and sealed. |
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Eine besondere Inschrift auf der Rückseite der Reliquie zeigt den Spruch:
Vexilla regis prodeunt
fulget crucis mysterium
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And the cross is really shining! |
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This child will hold the cross in the next picture. Here you can see its normal photon activity.
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With the cross in its hand the child shows a particular change of the meridian field. The photon energy is to be recognised here as a red-pink colour. |
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Seminar at the Frankfurter Ring
2008-08-15
Seminar with the Mitchell-Hedges crystal skull and Corazon de Luz in Frankfurt/Main Germany
Mitchell-Hedges crystal skull and Corazon de Luz in Regen
2008-08-09
Oliver Gerschitz has organized a seminar at the 9th of August in Regen/Germany.
Mitchell-Hedges crystal skull at the Seraphim-Institut
2008-08-06
Germany and Switzerland
August 6th – 18th
The Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull will be touring with Karin Tag of the Seraphim-Institut trough Germany, Austria and Switzerland. In the workshops we will be exploring the many facets of energy flow with the new high-tech photon camera.
Details will be posted soon.
More at
Book about crystal skulls
2008-05-02
The new book of Karin Tag will be published in May 2008 from the Ansata Verlag
ISBN 978-3-7787-7345-1
6th Congress for Border Sciences in Regen/Germany
008-10-12
We where invited by Oliver Gerschitz for a lecture
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