Plan Harmony

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Stop At: Charles Bridge, Karluv Most, Prague 11000 Czech Republic

Charles Bridge is the monument that most represents the city of Prague in the world and is a large medieval work of 515 meters in length. Its two entrances are protected by beautiful gothic towers, one of which is even divided into esoteric planes superimposed on each other, from the material one (linked to the planet earth), to the astral one (the moon), the spiritual one (the sun). and divine (the universe). For further protection of the bridge there are some palindromes, one of which is numerical and derived from the exact time and date of the deposition of the first stone. Its mainly baroque statues, according to the Jesuits who began to finance them, had to recreate the evocative atmosphere of the Sant'Angelo bridge in Rome. We will talk about some of the most famous legends of the bridge, starting from that of St. John of Nepomuk, from that of the "Bruncvik" or the hidden Templar treasure. The crossing of the Vltava represents the change of alchemical phase and the entry into the albedo.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Malostranske namesti, Prague 110 00 Czech Republic

Mala Strana square.
Founded in the 13th century, this small city of the sub-castle first became a German colony, was almost entirely destroyed by the worst fire in the history of Prague and, in the 16th century, began to be rebuilt in the Renaissance and then in the Baroque style. Peaceful corner of the city center, it hosts many embassies and also presents interesting esoteric-symbolic ideas that we can admire in places such as the church of San Nicola, the Jesuit obelisk with its eye in the triangle, the many ancient signs of original houses ( not a few of a symbolic nature and related to alchemy).

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: St. Nicholas Church, Malostranské nám., 118 00 Praha 1-Malá Strana, Czechia

Church of St. Nicholas of Mala Strana.
This greatest masterpiece of the Baroque architects Dientzenhofer and Lurago, like every Christian church, betrays, in the external and internal architecture even before the decoration, unequivocal proportions and references to Christian symbolism, which in turn reconnects us to a language that communicates with our unconscious. . It is interesting to discover the etymology of the name of the saint in question, St. Nicholas, whose repetition we find in the image of one of the most famous popular fictional characters of our childhood.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: The Golden Wheel Hotel (Hotel U Zlatého Kola), Nerudova 217/28, Malá Strana, 118 00 Praha-Praha 1, Czechia

The golden whell hotel, the hotel at the golden wheel, U zlateho kola.
With this 150 meters climb you reach the castle, passing in front of houses whose signs offer excellent ideas and esoteric analogies. This has the sign of the golden wheel, whose esoteric implications bring us back to the rotation of the state of matter subjected to the long alchemical process, to the ouroboros, symbol of the "eternal return" and of the cyclic nature of nature, even to the wheel of Native American medicine and Taoism. We will also visit houses that will feature other esoteric symbols, such as golden chalices or keys, red lions and white swans or allegorical statues of day and night, of the philosophical moon and sun.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Dum U Dvou sluncu, Nerudova 47, Prague 118 00 Czech Republic

Here we will find out who was the Czech writer from whom the great Pablo Neruda found inspiration for his stage name. The house "Ai due soli" will make us explore the great initiatory mystery of the two alchemical fires (or suns) and speak once again of the "black sun" or "occult".

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: House at the Golden Stars, 48, Nerudova 171, 118 00 Praha 1-Hradčany, Czechia

Hotel At the golden star, U Zlate hvezdy
The hotel "Alla stella d'oro" goes well with the concept of the "evening star", which marks the direction of this path of knowledge already opened by the "morning star", in reality always the same planet. A star in the twist also marks the end of the albedo and the entry into the last alchemical phase of the rubedo. This star has a fundamental importance and Paracelsus called it "Iliaster".

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Hradcanske Namesti, Prague 1118 00 Czech Republic

A large panoramic square in front of the castle offers a wonderful view of the city and the entrance courtyard of the largest castle complex of its kind in the world. The imposing statues of the Habsburgs and their symbolic meanings, that of the first Czechoslovakian president Masaryk (who hints at a strange para-Masonic sign with his hand), the archbishop's palace (which bears an unprecedented fusion of Jewish star and swastika), and the first court of the castle, from which Hitler declared occupation, will lead us to further esoteric insights.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Druhé nádvoří Pražského hradu, Praha 1-Hradčany, Czechia

Second court of the castle.
In this court, which owes its existence to Emperor Rudolf II, the most enlightened court of the 16th century was formed. Guests of the highest level were kept here and allowed to perfect arts and studies, among which we remember: the mannerist painters Arcimboldo and von Aachen, the famous astronomers De Brahe and Keplero, the alchemists Maier, Sendivogius and Crollius, the English magicians Dee and Kelley, as well as Giordano Bruno. The rudolfine court in Prague at the time became a reservoir of great scientific discoveries, where alchemy and astrology played a leading role. The alchemist emperor, odd and unreliable, but a genuine lover of knowledge, gave life to an enlightened court in which the future basic principles of the Rosicrucians could flourish.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: St. Vitus Cathedral, III. Nadvori 48/2 Prague Castle, Prague 119 01 Czech Republic

St. Vitus Cathedral, Katedrala Svateho Vita.
With the first Cistercian monasteries, Gothic architecture appeared on our continent, breaking the artistic and even more constructive canons of the previous Romanesque period. This is how these hieratic and austere cathedrals are born, which rush upwards in a divine direction, relieving themselves of the material as they rise in height. The rosettes appear reminiscent of the same oriental mandalas, the gargoyles highlight monsters guarding the sacred interior space, the vertical structure itself favors the acoustics and further enhances the musical vibrations of the organ. The cathedral as the place of coronation of the Bohemian kings and the point of arrival of this second part of the route, is dedicated to a previous Czech pagan cult of Svantovito, which later became the Christian Saint Vitus.

Duration: 10 minutes

• Walking tour that does not involve additional expenses of any kind.

• Entrance fees are charged, as the tour takes place on the street and there is no entry.

• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Stroller accessible
• Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Transportation is wheelchair accessible
• Wheelchair accessible
• The difficulty of the tour is light and without architectural barriers, but the last 200 meters are uphill
• Most travelers can participate
• Social distancing enforced throughout experience
• Guides required to regularly wash hands
• Regular temperature checks for staff
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
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