Abraxaz Temple

segunda-feira, 14 de janeiro de 2013

Apocalypse Culture II

Info On The Book:

Apocalypse Culture II is a book edited by Adam Parfrey and published by Feral House in 2000 (ISBN 0-922915-57-1). A sequel to his previous work, Apocalypse Culture, it continues the probing of societal taboos, with special attention given to child pornography, cannibalism, terrorism, assorted paraphilia, scatological research, abnormal racisms, misanthropic ecology, and mind control.

Parfrey clarifies, in the preface, that the collection is not a "manifesto or a smorgasbord of personal fetishes or beliefs." "The book was compiled to examine far-reaching and extreme societal tendrils."

It is dedicated to "the memory of Vladimir Jabotinsky 1880-1940." It opens with quotations from Wilhelm Stekel's Sadism and Masochism and Woodrow Parfrey's (the editor's father, imdb entry) death scene as a mass murderer in the Naked City episode, "Burst of Passion".

Unable to find a printer willing to risk prosecution (under the Child Pornography Prevention Act), the book was published with certain illustrations censored. The obscene parts of artwork by Blalla Hallman, Stu Mead, and Beth Love were blacked out, albeit in an incomplete manner. Feral House made the objectionable paintings available for viewing on their website.

Contents

Title	Author	Subjects
Clonejesus.com	Kristan Lawson	Cloning, Jesus
Human Pigs	Robert Knight, Robert Kimbrell, Michio Kaku	AIDS
The Strange Crime of Issei Sagawa	Colin Wilson	Cannibalism
Bottom Feeder	Life Dynamics Inc.	Anti-abortion comic pamphlet
From Cradle to Ladle	Georges LaMort	Recipes for preparing children, infants, and fetuses
For Fear of Little Men	Steven Speer	Homunculi
The Son of a New Morality Which Drowned Many in Her Wake	Michael Moynihan and Marco Deplano	Giusva Fioravanti, founder of the Nuclei Armati Rivoluzionari
Bacteriological Warfare	Larry Wayne Harris	Biological warfare
The Conspiracy Virus, and How Mass Media Tries to Prevent It	Jonathan Vankin	"Conspiracy theory"
Techniques for Truth Suppression	David Martin
The Scapegoat: Ted Kaczynski, Ritual Murder, and The Invocation of Catastrophe	Michael A. Hoffman II	The cryptocracy's framing of Ted Kaczynski
America, The Possessed Corpse	James Shelby Downard
The Jonestown Re-enactment	Rod Dickinson	Jonestown
Murder Lite	Sondra London	Serial murder
Joe alt.true.crime	Adam Parfrey, JOE	FAQ about murder lover JOE, his postings on the true crime newsgroup, plus his letter to Danny Rolling
Danny Rolling's Letter	Danny Rolling	serial killer
I Am The Hate	Rosemary Malign	Hateful poem
Roadkill	Jim Goad	Firsthand account of the author's assault of his girlfriend
Hatred and Anger	Charles Darwin	From On the Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals
Dear Satan,		Letters sent to Anton LaVey and the Church of Satan
The Pornography of Romance	Adam Parfrey	Friscon Slash Convention
John Hinckley's Letters and Poems	John Hinckley	Letters to Jodie Foster
Uncle Ronnie's Sex Slaves	Robert Sterling	Cathy O'Brien, Brice Taylor, Sexual slavery, mind control
Ritual Abuse		List of symptoms and syndromes regarding Satanic ritual abuse
Ceto's New Friends	Leah A Haley	Pro-alien abduction children's book
The Private Zone	Frances S. Dayee	Excerpts from a 1982 child sexual assault prevention book
Pedophilia and the Morally Righteous	Chris Campion	Thomas Hamilton
Prime Time	Peter Sotos	JonBenét Ramsey
The Child Pornography Prevention Act of 1995		Orrin Hatch, Dianne Feinstein
The Late, Great Aesthetic Taboos	Ghazi Barakat	Censorship, NAMBLA, Stu Mead, Trevor Brown, Beth Love, Blalla W. Hallman,
The Color Section		The poster for Crispin Hellion Glover's What is it?, paintings by Blalla W. Hallman, Stu Mead, Danny Rolling, and Norbert Cox
Inaugurator of the Pleasure Dome: Bobby Beausoleil	Michael Moynihan	Charles Manson, Aleister Crowley, Arthur Lee, David LaFlamme, Lucifer, Kenneth Anger, biker gangs. Prison rape
My Lips Pressed Against the Decay	Chad Hensley	Necrophilia, Leilah Wendell
The Ketamine Necromance	David Woodard	Ketamine, Near death experience
RealDoll	Adam Parfrey
Who Is the Most Masterful Seducer of Them All?	Adam Parfrey	Seduction, Neuro-linguistic programming
Steps In Overcoming Masturbation	Mark E. Peterson	Masturbation
The New Hermaphrodite	George Petros	Hermaphroditism
Total Body Transplants	John McKenzie (ABCNews.com)
Death By Installments	Peter Cochrane
The Syrup of Memory	Jeffery Lewis
Hi-Tech Market Research	Dan Kelly	Neil Postman, Advertising
Project Blue Beam: The Electronic Second Coming	Wes Thomas	UFOs, Area 51, Strategic Defense Initiative
Bye Bye Miss American Pie As Sung By Aryan Nations	Roy Taylor	Church of Jesus Christ-Christian
Holding Onto Jesus' Feet	David Sereda
Jesus/Lucifer Santa/Satan? The Apocalyptic Parables Of Norbert H. Kox	Adam Parfrey	Nubian Hebrews
The Bleeder	Adam Parfrey, Giorgio Bongiovanni	Stigmata
David and Hitler go to the planet Mars	David	Semi-Retardation
What Is It?	Crispin Hellion Glover	Steven Spielberg
Never Again!	Irv Rubin	Anti-Semitism, Buford Furrow, Jewish Defense League
Jews For Hitler	Adam Parfrey	Richard Green, Magen David, Swastika, Tom Metzger, Bryan Rigg
Were Whites Made by Yacub through Selective Breeding?	Dr. S. Epps	Elijah Muhammad, the White race, melanin
The War of the Balls excerpted from The Isis Papers	Dr. Frances Cress Welsing	Bowling, Golf, Race war
Kill and Kill Again		Ice Cube, Christian Identity, Cheo Choker, Khalid Abdul Muhammed, Lauren Greenfield
Brown Magic	Kadmon
The Fecal Sorcerer	Michael Moynihan	Alchemy
Edible Reward for Dry Pants	Richard M. Foxx and Nathan H. Azrin
The Shit List	Jack's Number Two
Dystopia	Boyd Rice
Mr. Awesome Proves Everybody Is A Star	Adam Parfrey
The Vampire Manifesto	Nicolas Claux	Vampirism
Humanflood	Pentti Linkola / Introduction by Michael Moynihan
Ship of Fools	Ted Kaczynski

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England's Hidden Reverse: A Secret History of the Esoteric Underground

Info On The Book From Various WebSites:

Definitive history of Coil, Current 93 and Nurse With Wound-a peculiarly English underground phenomenon. Deluxe paperback edition of last season's bestseller, written with full co-operation of all three bands. Lavishly illustrated with color and black & white photos, including a CD of material from Nurse With Wound, Current 93 and Coil. Cover designed by Stephen Stapleton.

"A superb document that effortlessly unravels the intricacies of his protagonists and their relationship to post industrial England."-"The Wire"

Source Material: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/981522.England_s_Hidden_Reverse

Definitive history of Coil, Current 93 and Nurse With Wound-a
peculiarly English underground phenomenon. Deluxe paperback edition
of last season's bestseller, written with full co-operation of all
three bands. Lavishly illustrated with color and black & white
photos, including a CD of material from Nurse With Wound, Current 93
and Coil. Cover designed by Stephen Stapleton."A superb document that
effortlessly unravels the intricacies of his protagonists and their
relationship to post industrial England."-The Wire

Source Material: http://isbndb.com/d/book/englands_hidden_reverse_a01.html

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segunda-feira, 7 de janeiro de 2013

Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth

( http://www.ain23.com/topy.net/ )

Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth or TOPY was a fellowship founded in 1981^[1] by members of Psychic TV, Coil, Current 93, and a number of other individuals.^[2] The network was a loosely federated group of people operating as a blend of artistic collective and practitioners of magic.

Creation and influence

The early network consisted of a number of 'stations' worldwide including TOPY-CHAOS for Australia, TOPYNA for North America and TOPY Station 23 for the United Kingdom and Europe. Smaller, "grass-roots"-level sub-stations called Access Points were located throughout America and Europe.^[3]
Throughout its existence, TOPY has been an influential group in the underground chaos magic scene^[4] and in the wider western occult tradition.^[5]

Theory and praxis

TOPY is dedicated to the manifestation of magical concepts lacking mysticism or the worship of gods. The group focuses on the psychic and magical aspects of the human brain linked with "guiltless sexuality". TOPY's research has covered both left hand and right hand ritual magic and elements of psychology, art and music. Brion Gysin, the Process Church of the Final Judgement, William S. Burroughs, Aleister Crowley and Austin Osman Spare stand out as major influences.
On the 23rd hour (11:00pm) of the 23rd day of each month TOPY members were encouraged to make magical sigils. If an individual chose to do so, they were invited to mail their sigils to a central location where the magical energy in them could be used to enhance others.^[4]
The reason for the use of "TOPY cant", such as the spelling of "thee" and "ov" in the network's name, derives from the writings of Genesis P-Orridge, which advocate a deconstruction of "normal" or consensus modes of communication in order to achieve a more integrated understanding of the Self.

Schisms

In the early 1990s a "rift" occurred within the network when Genesis P-Orridge of Psychic TV, one of the few founding members still involved at that time, and probably the most famous public face of TOPY during the 1980s, announced his departure from the organization. This was later exacerbated when he later claimed that he had shut down the network upon his leaving. The remaining members of the network chose not to go along with this and carried on with their activities. TOPY continued to grow and evolve throughout the 1990s and into the 21st century while Genesis P-Orridge moved on to other projects such as The Process, as well as a similar project to TOPY called Topi.
In 2008, TOPY underwent its biggest change as it evolved into the Autonomous Individuals Network (AIN). The new organisation was built on the foundations of the TOPY network and "all the history and knowledge that community has gathered since its creation in the 1980s".^[6]
In December, 2010, Genesis P-Orridge activated the One True Topi Tribe, a reactivation of sorts of the original Temple Ov Psychick Youth, this time with focus on creating an intentional artists community.

Key texts

There have been a number of texts produced by Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth to expound its philosophies. Some of the key texts produced over the years have been:

Nexis
Thee Sigilizers Handbook
Thee Grey Book^[7] (which was important during the 1980s but is no longer distributed by TOPY)
Thee Black Book^[8]
Broadcast (the journal of TOPY)
Thee Psychick Bible is a culmination of all past copies of TOPY literature, as well as containing updates and personal additions by Genesis P-Orridge

References

^ chaosmatrix.org copy of email(?) "TOPY ON-LINE TRANSMISSION 1.06", dated 23 June 1991
^ Keenan, David; England's Hidden Reverse, SAF Publishing Ltd, 2003
^ An Introduction to Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth. Brighton, Sussex, UK: Temple Press Limited, 1989
^ ^a ^b Greer, John Michael; New Encyclopedia of the Occult, Llewellyn Publications, 2005
^ Burton, Tina. "Intuitive Magick?": A Study of the Temple ov Psy-chick Youth, 1981-1989. Unpublished paper in the American Religions Collection, Davidson Library, University of California—Santa Barbara, 1989
^ as stated on the Autonomous Individuals Network official site
^ "bob's been really crazy lately". Kondole.com. http://www.kondole.com/theegreybook/greycover.htm. Retrieved 18 March 2012.
^ "bob's been really crazy lately". Kondole.com. http://www.kondole.com/theesigilsbook/black0.html. Retrieved 18 March 2012.

External links

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thee_Temple_ov_Psychick_Youth )

( http://www.amazon.com/THEE-PSYCHICK-BIBLE-Apocryphal-Scriptures/dp/1932595902 )

Grandes Enigmas da História em DVD (II)

( http://shop.history.com/ancient-mysteries-the-magic-of-alchemy-dvd/detail.php?p=67341 )

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemy )

( http://shop.history.com/secret-brotherhood-of-freemasons-dvd/detail.php?p=68204 )

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasonry )

( http://freemasonry.bcy.ca/nonfiction/documentary/witchcraft/index.html )

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witchcraft )

( http://www.amazon.com/Ancient-Mysteries-Borgias-Leonard-Nimoy/dp/B003D3Y68I )

( http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8183209 )

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Borgia )

( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1028370/ )

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Medici )

(to be continued...)

segunda-feira, 10 de dezembro de 2012

Portugal, A Missão Que Falta Cumprir - Vol. I: Arquétipos e Mitos

Info On Rainer Daehnhardt (only in portuguese...):

Rainer Daehnhardt (7 de dezembro de 1941) é um historiador e colecionador luso-alemão.

Biografia

É descendente de uma família de diplomatas e militares alemães radicados em Portugal desde 1706.
Fez os seus estudos na Alemanha e em Portugal, especializando-se no estudo de armaria.
Preside a Sociedade Portuguesa de Armas Antigas desde 1972, representando Portugal em congressos internacionais e dando conferências em muitas instituições europeias, americanas e asiáticas. É membro da Arms and Armour Society de Londres, da Gesellschaft für Historische Waffen und Kostümkund de Berlim e da Rowland Society. É membro honorário da ASAC (American Society of Arms Collectors) dos EUA.
É autor de livros e artigos, na sua maioria ligados à armaria antiga e à História de Portugal.

Obra

1961- Einzelne Stücke meiner Antiquitätensammlung , edição do autor
1970- Coleccionar Armas Antigas (vol.I), edição Sala das Armas
1971- A Sociedade Portuguesa de Armas Antigas (depois incluído nos Estatutos da Sociedade Portuguesa de Armas Antigas em 1972), edição SPAA
1975- Espingardaria Portuguesa/Armurerie Liegeoise, com Claude Gaier. Edição da F.N. de Viana do Castelo
1990- Alguns Segredos de História Luso-Alemã. Edição bilingue (Português/Alemão), Edição Pesquisa Histórica
1991- A Missão Templária nos Descobrimentos. 1ª edição Nova Acrópole
1993- Páginas Secretas da História de Portugal (vol.1). 1ª edição Nova Acrópole
1994- Páginas Secretas da História de Portugal (vol.II). 1ª edição Nova Acrópole
1994- Espingarda Feiticeira. 1ª edição, Texto Editora
1994- Portugal, a Missão que Falta Cumprir. Com Eduardo Amarante. 1ª edição Nova Acrópole
1996- Homens, Espadas e Tomates. 1ª edição, Nova Acrópole
1997- Potes de Especiarias nas Naus das Carreiras das Índias do séc. XV ao séc. XVIII. Edição do Grupo de Amigos do Museu de Marinha
1998- Acerca das Armaduras de D. Sebastião. 1ª edição, Publicações Quipu
1998- Acerca da Viagem de Vasco da Gama. 1ª edição, Publicações Quipu
1998- Dos Açores à Antárctida. 1ª edição, Publicações Quipu
1999- Mulheres de Armas e Coragem. 1ª edição, Publicações Quipu
1999- Portugal e a Europa – Traídos e Burlados. 1ª edição, Publicações Quipu
1999- O Homem e a Arma-A Humanidade no Caminho da Auto-Extinção? 1º edição. Publicações Quipu
2000- Do Céu ao Inferno/From Heaven to Hell. Com Heinz Schön. 1ª edição, Publicações Quipu
2002- Identidade Portuguesa, Porque a Defendo. 1ª edição. Edições Quipu
2003- Geburt, Tod und Auferstehung des Deutschlandliedes. 1ª edição. Edições Quipu
2004- Mir Reicht’s. 1ª edição. Edição Pesquisa Histórica
2005- Portugal Cristianíssimo. 1ª edição. Zéfiro
2006- O Perdão dos Templários (com vários autores). 1ª edição. Zéfiro
2009- Segredos da Descoberta da Austrália pelos Portugueses (com textos de George Collingridge e Richard H. Major). 1º edição. Zéfiro
2010- O Enigma-Fernão de Magalhães (com textos de Latino Coelho e Caetano Alberto). 1ª edição. Apeiron Edições
2011- D. Sebastião-O Elmo e Alcácer Quibir. 1ª edição. Apeiron Edições
2012- Ser Português! Uma Honra, um Privilégio Merecido, ou um Acaso Assumido? 1ª edição. Apeiron Edições

Ligações externas

Extracts Source: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainer_Daehnhardt

Edition: http://www.nova-acropole.pt/

Memórias Astrológicas de Luis de Camões

General Info On L. Camões:

Luís Vaz de Camões (Portuguese pronunciation: [luˈiʒ ˈvaʒ dɨ kaˈmõjʃ]; sometimes rendered in English as Camoens /ˈkæm oʊˌənz/; c. 1524 – 10 June 1580) is considered Portugal's and the Portuguese language's greatest poet. His mastery of verse has been compared to that of Shakespeare, Vondel, Homer, Virgil and Dante. He wrote a considerable amount of lyrical poetry and drama but is best remembered for his epic work Os Lusíadas (The Lusiads). His recollection of poetry The Parnasum of Luís de Camões was lost in his lifetime. The influence of his masterpiece Os Lusíadas in Portuguese is so profound that it is called the "language of Camões".^[1]

Life

Many details concerning the life of Camões remain unknown, but he is thought to have been born around 1524. Luís Vaz de Camões was the only child of Simão Vaz de Camões and wife Ana de Sá de Macedo.^[2] His birthplace is unknown. Lisbon, Coimbra or Alenquer are frequently presented as his birthplace, although the latter is based on a disputable interpretation of one of his poems. Constância is also considered a possibility as his place of birth: a statue of him can be found in the town.
Camões belongs to a family originating from the northern Portuguese region of Chaves near Galicia. At an early age, his father Simão Vaz left his family to discover personal riches in India, only to die in Goa in the following years. His mother later re-married.
Camões lived a semi-privileged life and was educated by Dominicans and Jesuits. For a period, due to his familial relations he attended the University of Coimbra, although records do not show him registered (he participated in courses in the Humanities). His uncle, Bento de Camões, is credited with this education, owing to his position as Prior at the Monastery of Santa Cruz and Chancellor at the University of Coimbra. He frequently had access to exclusive literature, including classical Greek, Roman and Latin works, read Latin, Italian and wrote in Spanish.^{[citation
needed]}
Camões, as his love of poetry can attest, was a romantic and idealist. It was rumored that he fell in love with Catherine of Ataíde, lady-in-waiting to the Queen, and also the Princess Maria, sister of John III of Portugal. It is also likely that an indiscreet allusion to the king in his play El-Rei Seleuco, as well as these other incidents may have played a part in his exile from Lisbon in 1548. He traveled to the Ribatejo where he stayed in the company of friends who sheltered and fed him. He stayed in the province for about six months.
He enlisted in the overseas militia, and traveled to Ceuta in the fall of 1549. During a battle with the Moors, he lost the sight in his right eye. He eventually returned to Lisbon in 1551, a changed man, living a bohemian lifestyle. In 1552, during the religious festival of Corpus Christi, in the Largo do Rossio, he injured Gonçalo Borges, a member of the Royal Stables. Camões was imprisoned. His mother pleaded for his release, visiting royal ministers and the Borges family for a pardon. Released, Camões was ordered to pay 4,000 réis and serve three-years in the militia in the Orient.
He departed in 1553 for Goa on board the São Bento, commanded by Fernão Alves Cabral. The ship arrived six months later. In Goa, Camões was imprisoned for debt. He found Goa "a stepmother to all honest men" but he studied local customs and mastered the local geography and history. On his first expedition, he joined a battle along the Malabar Coast. The battle was followed by skirmishes along the trading routes between Egypt and India. The fleet eventually returned to Goa by November 1554. During his time ashore, he continued his writing publicly, as well as writing correspondence for the uneducated men of the fleet.
At the end of his obligatory service, he was given the position of chief warrant officer in Macau. He was charged with managing the properties of missing and deceased soldiers in the Orient. During this time he worked on his epic poem Os Lusíadas ("The Lusiads") in a grotto. He was later accused of misappropriations and traveled to Goa to respond to the accusations of the tribunal. During his return journey, near the Mekong River along the Cambodian coast, he was shipwrecked, saving his manuscript but losing his Chinese lover. His shipwreck survival in the Mekong Delta was enhanced by the legendary detail that he succeeded in swimming ashore while holding aloft the manuscript of his still-unfinished epic.
In 1570 Camões finally made it back to Lisbon, where two years later he published Os Lusíadas. In recompense for his poem or perhaps for services in the Far East, he was granted a small royal pension by the young and ill-fated Sebastian of Portugal (ruled 1557–1578).
In 1578 he heard of the appalling defeat of the Battle of Ksar El Kebir, where King Sebastian was killed and the Portuguese army destroyed. The Castilian troops were approaching Lisbon^{[citation
needed]} when Camões wrote to the Captain General of Lamego: "All will see that so dear to me was my country that I was content to die not only in it but with it". Camões died in Lisbon in 1580, at the age of 56. The day of his death, 10 June, is Portugal's national day. He is buried near Vasco da Gama in the Jerónimos Monastery in the Belém district of Lisbon.

Bibliography

Works by Camões

The Lusiads
The Parnasum of Luís Vaz (lost)
Lyric Poems
Auto dos Anfitriões
Auto El-rei Seleuco
Auto do Filodemo
Letters

English translations

The Lusiadas of Luiz de Camões. Leonard Bacon. 1966.
Luis de Camões: Epic and Lyric. Keith Bosley. Carcanet, 1990.
The Lusiads. Trans. Landeg White. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2002. ISBN 0-19-280151-1.
Luis de Camoes, Selected Sonnets: A Bilingual Edition. Ed. and trans. William Baer. Chicago: U of Chicago P, 2005. ISBN 978-0-226-09266-9. (Paperback publ. 2008, ISBN 978-0-226-09286-7)
The Collected Lyric Poems of Luís de Camões Trans. Landeg White. Princeton: Princeton UP, 2008. ISBN ^[3]

Biography and textual study in English

Life of Camões. John Adamson. Longman, 1820.

Camoens: His Life and his Lusiads: A Commentary. Richard Francis Burton. 2 vols. London: Quaritch, 1881.^[4]
The Place of Camoens in Literature. Joaquim Nabuco. Washington, D.C. [?], 1908.^[5]
Luis de Camões. Aubrey F.G. Bell. London: 1923.
Camoens, Central Figure of Portuguese Literature. Isaac Goldberg. Girard: Haldeman-Julius, 1924.
From Virgil to Milton. Cecil M. Bowra. 1945.
Camoens and the Epic of the Lusiads. Henry Hersch Hart. 1962.
The Presence of Camões: Influences on the Literature of England, America & Southern Africa. George Monteiro. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1996. ISBN 0-8131-1952-9.
Ordering Empire: The Poetry of Camões, Pringle and Campbell. Nicholas Meihuizen. Bern: Peter Lang, 2007. ISBN 978-3-03911-023-0.

Biography and textual study in Spanish

Camoens y Cervantes / Orico, Osvaldo., 1948
Camoens / Filgueira Valverde, Jose., 1958
Homenaje a Camoens: Estudios y Ensayos., 1980
Cuatro Lecciones Sobre Camoens / Alonso Zamora Vicente., 1981

In culture

Camões is the subject of the first romantic painting from a Portuguese painter, A Morte de Camões (1825), by Domingos Sequeira, now lost.
He is one of the characters in Gaetano Donizetti's grand opera Dom Sébastien, Roi de Portugal.
Camões figures prominently in the book Het verboden rijk (The Forbidden Empire) by the Dutch writer J. Slauerhoff, who himself made several voyages to the Far East as a ship's doctor.
A museum dedicated to Camões can be found in Macau, the Museu Luís de Camões.
In Goa, India the Archeological Museum at Old Goa (which used to be a Franciscan monastery) houses a 3 meters high bronze statue of Luís de Camões. The statue was originally installed in the garden in year 1960 but was moved into the museum due to public protest after Goa's annexation to India. Another Camoes monument in Goa, India – "Jardim de Garcia da Orta Garden" (popularly known as Panaji Municipal Garden) has a 12 meter high pillar in the center.