Janthopoyism
Sacred Travel: St Pauls Cathedral
#holythrowback to 2023 when I visited St Paul’s Cathedral in London, England, UK.
Built from 1675 to 1710, this Anglican cathedral is up there with the most famous Christian spots in the world, with stacks of facts to justify that love. Situated on Ludgate Hill, it’s the highest point of the City of London, providing views you won’t find anywhere else. At 365 ft, it was the tallest building in London from 1710 to 1963, and even now boasts one of the highest domes on the planet. It’s the second-largest church in the UK, behind only the Liverpool Cathedral.
But as much as it’s tempting to keep climbing up, one must not neglect going down. St Paul’s Cathedral’s crypt is a landmark unto itself. Indeed, it is the largest crypt in Europe. Over 200 memorials sit here, a decent holy place to end up. Did I mention St Paul’s Cathedral’s floor plan is shaped like a cross? It is!
This Grade I listed building was an obvious venue for many important events in UK history. Winston Churchill’s funeral took place here, as did Margaret Thatcher’s. Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married within these walls, while Queen Elizabeth II’s 80th and 90th birthdays were celebrated here too.
However, the primary reason why I am posting this throwback today is because St Paul’s Cathedral features in my upcoming novel, The Lamb Prophecy. Much of my theological fiction tale is set around London, and several landmarks are vital to the story. The book is out next week! September 10th! Don’t forget to grab a copy!
London is famously multicultural, and most religions claim a portion, notably Christianity (40.66%), atheism (27.05%), Islam (14.99%), and Hinduism (5.15%).
Built from 1675 to 1710, this Anglican cathedral is up there with the most famous Christian spots in the world, with stacks of facts to justify that love. Situated on Ludgate Hill, it’s the highest point of the City of London, providing views you won’t find anywhere else. At 365 ft, it was the tallest building in London from 1710 to 1963, and even now boasts one of the highest domes on the planet. It’s the second-largest church in the UK, behind only the Liverpool Cathedral.
But as much as it’s tempting to keep climbing up, one must not neglect going down. St Paul’s Cathedral’s crypt is a landmark unto itself. Indeed, it is the largest crypt in Europe. Over 200 memorials sit here, a decent holy place to end up. Did I mention St Paul’s Cathedral’s floor plan is shaped like a cross? It is!
This Grade I listed building was an obvious venue for many important events in UK history. Winston Churchill’s funeral took place here, as did Margaret Thatcher’s. Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married within these walls, while Queen Elizabeth II’s 80th and 90th birthdays were celebrated here too.
However, the primary reason why I am posting this throwback today is because St Paul’s Cathedral features in my upcoming novel, The Lamb Prophecy. Much of my theological fiction tale is set around London, and several landmarks are vital to the story. The book is out next week! September 10th! Don’t forget to grab a copy!
London is famously multicultural, and most religions claim a portion, notably Christianity (40.66%), atheism (27.05%), Islam (14.99%), and Hinduism (5.15%).
Janthopoyism is a spiritual philosophy meets self-improvement program.
We view the Absolute collection of all Universal Energy to be the highest power. You are part of that power. You are an extension of divinity.
The ultimate purpose of this power is to evolve, and we each have a unique part to play in this progression. The details of your role are relayed to you every moment of your life via emotional notifications.
The tricky bit is that human beings have developed a communication barrier between themselves and this instruction.
This barrier is called "the brain".
But never fear! By utilising some very simple practices, you can open the flow of exchange, granting you access to the ether of infinite ideas, the infallible path of your guided destiny, and the recollection of your holiness.
Which is basically a wanky way of saying that your life is about to get a whole bunch better.
Join the movement before it becomes too mainstream.
We view the Absolute collection of all Universal Energy to be the highest power. You are part of that power. You are an extension of divinity.
The ultimate purpose of this power is to evolve, and we each have a unique part to play in this progression. The details of your role are relayed to you every moment of your life via emotional notifications.
The tricky bit is that human beings have developed a communication barrier between themselves and this instruction.
This barrier is called "the brain".
But never fear! By utilising some very simple practices, you can open the flow of exchange, granting you access to the ether of infinite ideas, the infallible path of your guided destiny, and the recollection of your holiness.
Which is basically a wanky way of saying that your life is about to get a whole bunch better.
Join the movement before it becomes too mainstream.
