Knights of the Pain Table

Come out of the circle of time
And into the circle of love.

Rumi

 Missive from King Arthur Pendragon

Dear Knights of the Pain Table, and  All in Camelot,

How do you all, in this first month of the yeere?  Your King Arthur and your Queen Guinevere greet you well and are thankful for each herte in this Kingdom, as each has worth beyond any price. 

I speaketh to thee as I stand in the Great Hall in the Castle of Camelot to share news with you all.   Steward!- set me the stoups of wine upon the High Table, as your King  and Queen shall drink to this new adventure.  Take thy glass dear friends and drink with your King and Queen before we commence our ride to a new landscape of time for Camelot.

Our beloved Camelot will be found at a new web address in a few days. 

Behold our new address for The Knights of the Pain Table will be:

http://www.knightsofthepaintable.com

Let the trumpets sound upon this first day of our journey.   Come begin. Lower the drawbridge,  as Orpheus plays.    Commence to load your packhorses and gather your belongings.

My fellow Warriors of Paine,   forget not thy armour,  thy embroidered cloaks,  thy shields and thy swords.  You shall always be distinguished in the field of battle.

Minstrels,  Scribes and Bards,  forget not thy citterns,  lutes, parchment  and manuscripts.

Children,  forget not thy spinning tops,   rocking horse,  ponies and whistles. 

All Creatures,  both great and small,  forget not thy footcloth,  thy bard, and thy bedding. 

These,  which I speaketh, are just a few of the many details of the journey.

Hadst thou any question?   Worry not.   Remember Camelot cannot be found on a map.   So to find thy way one must look in thy soul and herte.   Come,  we shall ride together beneath the blessed skies of Time.    

In thankfulness we bow our heads for all the kindness blest upon us.   May God watch over our Kingdom tonight and every night always.

By the Grace of God,  so begins our journey, for love.   
May peace follow us.

Arthur, King of Camelot
Camelot, Kingdom of The Knights of the Pain Table

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