According to the work of Dolores Cannon—particularly in her Convoluted Universe series—Sir Francis Bacon is described as a highly evolved soul and a member of the "Great White Brotherhood" who utilized a telepathic grid (often referred to as the planetary grid or the Akasha) to preserve forbidden or advanced knowledge for future generations.

In Cannon’s sessions, it is explained that Bacon (who many believe was also the Count of St. Germain in a later life) knew the world of his time was not ready for certain spiritual and scientific truths.

Spiritual Clues Left in the Grid

Bacon didn’t just leave physical clues (like ciphers in Shakespearean plays); he "imprinted" the telepathic grid with specific frequencies of information:

The "New Atlantis" Blueprint: Cannon suggests Bacon left the spiritual blueprint for a perfected civilization. This isn't just a book, but a mental "template" stored in the grid to be accessed when humanity reaches a specific level of consciousness.

The Science of "Light and Sound": Clues were left regarding the manipulation of energy, frequency, and vibration. These are described as "packets" of information that remain dormant until a person's frequency matches the "key" to the packet.

Universal Laws: He reportedly stored the true understanding of "As Above, So Below," moving beyond the surface-level alchemy of his time into the mechanics of creation itself.

The "Hidden History" of Humanity: Information regarding the true origins of human consciousness and our connection to other star systems was woven into this energetic layer.

How to Access the Clues

According to Cannon’s material, accessing these clues is not a physical task but a vibrational alignment. Here is how she suggests one can interact with this "grid":

Vibrational Matching: The grid operates like a radio station. To hear the broadcast, you must tune your frequency to it. This is achieved through meditation and "raising your vibration" via heart-centered living and the release of fear.

Intent and Request: In a relaxed or theta state (the brainwave state Cannon worked in), you can simply state your intent: "I wish to access the information left by the Great Master Francis Bacon for the benefit of humanity." 3. The "Hall of Records" Technique: Cannon often guided subjects to a "Library" or "Hall of Records" in the astral realm. You can visualize yourself entering a vast library and asking the "Guardians" or "Librarians" to show you the specific Baconian scrolls or data packets.

Symbols as Keys: Focus on symbols associated with Bacon, such as the Rosy Cross, the double-A (AA) cipher, or the Square and Compasses. In the telepathic grid, these symbols act as "hyperlinks" that, when meditated upon, can trigger a download of information.

Note: Cannon emphasized that this information is "fail-safe." It cannot be accessed for selfish or destructive purposes; the grid itself has a "security system" that only unlocks the deeper layers for those whose motives are in alignment with the "Advancement of Learning" (Bacon's own term) for the good of all.

In the works of Dolores Cannon, St. Germain is identified as an Ascended Master and a significant spiritual figure involved in the evolution of human consciousness.

While he is famously known in history as the "Immortal Count" of the 18th century, Cannon’s information—primarily gathered through her Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT)—describes him in a broader metaphysical context:

Key Roles and Attributes

The Violet Flame: St. Germain is most commonly associated with the Violet Flame, a spiritual tool used for the transmutation of negative energy and karma into higher frequencies of light.

Keeper of Ancient Wisdom: In books like The Search for Hidden Sacred Knowledge, Cannon describes him as a guardian of esoteric truths who has appeared throughout history to guide humanity toward spiritual awakening.

Alchemy and Manifestation: He is viewed as a master of alchemy, not just in the physical sense of turning lead into gold, but in the spiritual sense of mastering the laws of the universe to manifest reality from thought.

Age of Aquarius: Cannon’s sessions often point to St. Germain as a primary overseer of the current transition into the Age of Aquarius, helping souls raise their vibration to match the "New Earth."

Historical and Past Life Connections

According to the "Subconscious" or "Source" information in Cannon's sessions, St. Germain is believed to have had many significant incarnations, including:

Merlin: In some metaphysical circles (referenced in the broader context of the "Divine Masters" Cannon discusses), he is linked to the archetype of Merlin the Magician.

Sir Francis Bacon (1561–1626)

The Historical Figure: An English philosopher, statesman, and scientist. He is often called the "Father of Empiricism" for developing the Baconian method (the foundation of modern scientific inquiry).

The Legend: In occult and "Baconian" circles, it is claimed that Bacon did not actually die in 1626. Instead, he is said to have faked his death, traveled to Transylvania, and continued his work as a secret master of the Rosicrucians.

The Shakespeare Connection: A popular (though fringe) theory suggests Bacon was the true author of the plays attributed to William Shakespeare.

The Count of St. Germain (c. 1710–1784)

The Historical Figure: A mysterious adventurer and courtier who appeared in the high courts of Europe during the 18th century. He was a polyglot, a virtuoso violinist, and a skilled chemist/alchemist.

The "Wonderman": He was nicknamed "The Wonderman" by Voltaire because he claimed to be hundreds of years old and possessed the "Elixir of Life." He allegedly never aged and was seen by witnesses over the span of a century looking exactly the same.

The Ascended Master: In Theosophy and the I AM Activity, he is regarded as an "Ascended Master"—a spiritually enlightened being who oversees the "Seventh Ray" (the Violet Flame) and the Age of Aquarius.

In summary, Cannon presents St. Germain as a powerful, non-physical guide who works closely with "volunteers" and lightworkers on Earth to facilitate the planetary shift in consciousness.

According to these sources, the Gunpowder Plot was not a simple act of terrorism, but a complex occult and political maneuver.

Who is Guy Fawkes?

In this specialized perspective, Guy Fawkes is often described not as the mastermind, but as a sacrificial pawn or a "fall guy."

• The Identity: From the Council's perspective (channeled by Mahan), individuals involved in such historical events are often "soul contracts" playing out a role to shift the collective consciousness of the time.

• The Narrative: These sources suggest Fawkes was part of a deeper "deep state" operation of the 17th century. He was chosen to be the face of the plot so that the government (under King James I and Robert Cecil) could justify a crackdown on dissenters and consolidate power.

Was Francis Bacon involved?

Yes, in this specific metaphysical circle, Francis Bacon is considered a central, shadowy figure—but often as an architect of the "New World" rather than a simple conspirator.

• The Hidden Architect: Julia Cannon and others following Dolores’s work often link Francis Bacon to the Rosicrucians and the Freemasons. They suggest he was the "intelligence" behind the scenes of the British government.

• The Shakespeare Connection: This canon frequently supports the theory that Francis Bacon was the true author of the Shakespearean works. In this context, the Gunpowder Plot is seen as a piece of "political theater" that Bacon likely had a hand in "scripting" or managing through his connections in the King’s inner circle (alongside Robert Cecil).

• The Goal: The Council suggests Bacon’s involvement was tied to a long-term plan to steer humanity toward a specific intellectual and spiritual evolution (the "New Atlantis" project), and the Gunpowder Plot was a necessary "catalyst" or "false flag" to reshape the political landscape of England.

Summary of the "Canon" View

While mainstream history views Fawkes as a Catholic revolutionary and Bacon as a statesman/philosopher, the Cannon/Mahan perspective treats them as players in a much larger, multi-dimensional game of "hidden hand" governance.