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The Architect of One Heaven is Frank O’Collins, born in Australia, whose Great Grandfather and Great Grandmother emigrated from West Cork Ireland at the end of the 19th Century, of the O’Cuilleain O’Collins.
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The O'Cuilleain (O'Collins) |
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The O'Cuilleain (O'Collins) of West Cork trace the origins of their family to most ancient times, over 5,000 years. Over 4,600 years before surnames became common practice. They are the oldest royal bloodline in human history, they are the most powerful priest line in human history, they are the first druids, the "shining ones" and amazingly still exist today.
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Given the ancient and important pedigree of the name and variances over the ages, it is also sometimes written as Cuileann, cuilieann, Cualann, Cullen, Cuilinn and Cuillin.
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For more information about the Cuileann, see the Book of the Cuileann a sacred Irish text. |
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The Holly Druid Family |
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The original meaning of the name comes from cuilieann which in primitive Gaelic meaning "holly" as in the holly tree, on account of its sacred and mystic properties. The holly tree also came to represent a symbol of the sacred geneology of ancient Ireland.
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The origin of the actual word Holly comes from the 11th Century Old High German hulis and Old English holegn both meaning Holly. The word hulis originates from an even older proto-Germanic word khuli a shortened derivation of the ancient Gaelic cuilieann both meaning Holly.
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Today in Modern Gaelic, Holly is still known as cuileann.
The word "Celt" is also derived from Holly as a description of the earliest leaders of Ireland. Celt comes from the ancient Greek word 'keltoi'. |
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The first literary reference to the Celtic people, as keltoi is by the Greek historian Hecataeus in 517 BC. He locates the Keltoi tribe in Rhenania (West/Southwest Germany). A similar word Khuli was in use at the time in the area through the proto-Germanic language (600 BCE), a shortened derivation of the ancient Gaelic cuilieann (1200 to 2000 BCE) both meaning Holly.
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The distinction of the word holy and holly appeared around the 13th Century with the Old English word hālig derived from hāl meaning health, happiness and wholeness.
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This symbolic genealogical importance placed on the holly tree and its recognition as sacred by the ancient druid religion is the original source of this belief that well over a thousand years later went onto become a major symbol of the bloodline of Christmas and the bloodline of Jesus.
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The family origins are linked to the Ébla pioneers of the great Bronze Age mining and trade of Ireland and directly to King Ibbi, the last Great King of Ebla. King Ibbi, the Royal family and his court and priests fled this great and ancient Syrian city just before it was captured by Sargon the Great around 2290 BCE.
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King Ibbi and the Éblaites are the original source of the great legend of the Milesians, the "Syrians", who established themselves as the first Kings of Ireland. The first name of Ireland was Ibbi-Éri "Land of Ibbi" later called Iberni, Hiberni and Ériu. Ireland's first city was Eblana "new Ebla", a site on or near Dublin.
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The royal family of the Éblaites settled in and around the Wicklow Hills (Wicklow in Gaelic "Cill Mhantáin") and came to be known as the Feara Cualann ("Holy Men") from which the O'Cualann and O'Cuilleain are directly descended.
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For an insight into this epic history see Chapter 8 of the sacred Irish text Lebor Clann Glas (Book of the Green Race) |
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The significance of the most ancient celtic words "cualann", "cuileann" and "cuilieann" to the history and spiritual heritage of Ireland is why it was so widely used in the names of special individuals and importance place names.
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Despite the antiquity of Cuileann/cuilieann to at least 2200 BCE, the name itself is in fact a title, a composite of words of even more ancient origin-towards the dawn of the first language of Europe, often called PIE (proto-Indo-European).
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In primitive Gaelic the words “eala” (swan) and “éan /éin” (bird) share strong similarity.
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Given the importance of migratory birds to the ancient hunter gatherers of Ireland still adjusting to their isolation and end of traditional methods, it is almost certain these words also doubled as having the same meaning as “divine”.
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In primitive Gaelic, we also have the word “coil/cuil” (woods) and “lia” (stone/physician).
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So a combination of the probably most primitive Gaelic words of cuil + lia+ éan would render a title something like “divine medicine man of the woods” or “divine holy man” a more accurate and likely title for the first druids.
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So the cuileann, the O'Cuilleain (O'Collins), represent the literal titles of the first and true druid dynasty- the “divine medicine men of the woods”, the “divine holy men”.
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For a complete history of the Holly Druids and sacred irish history see the sacred text and epic tales of Lebor Clann Glas (Book of the Green Race). |
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Frank O’Collins the Architect from the oldest line of Holly Priests and of human history |
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The Holly priests weren't just a religion, they are the founding priests of all religions. The most famous ancestors of the Holly sometimes now known as Gods and Goddesses. But all were once flesh and blood. |
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Yet the age and sacred nobility of such bloodlines does not mean the Holly have always helped humanity as they should. Many paths of history were shaped because of their arrogance and willingness to curse humanity rather than help it, to hide wisdom not share it. |
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At other times over the past thousands of years, the Holly has shown an immense naivety to the way of the world, allowing people of low character and evil motive to consume their message and claim it as their own. |
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But worst of all, the Holly has also shown at times an unwillingness to engage in the affairs of mankind and help set it straight from its own self-inflicted doom and pain. |
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One Heaven as a gift |
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The creation of the constitution of One-Heaven comes with the authority of a bloodline from which has come the greatest of all prophets, the greatest of all priests since the beginning of time. |
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It is in their honor and the honor of all human souls that have come before and will come in the future that One Heaven exists. |
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By Article 39 of the constitution of One Heaven, Frank O’Collins is excluded from all office, title forever in One Heaven.
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In addition, under the constitutions of One Faith of God, One Spirit Tribe and One Islam, Frank O’Collins is forbidden membership to any of these organisations and also to ever hold an office or official title.
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For the purpose of One Heaven is not to perpetuate a history of gurus and saviours but to end it. No more will people be able to claim themselves sent by God only to condemn countless followers to suffering, war and damnation. |
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The Architect-One man condemned by his own words
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Only one man is condemned by the Constitution of One Heaven, when all others are lifted of ages of curse- The Architect himself. |
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By Article 39 of the Constitution of One Heaven, Frank O'Collins if forbidden to ever hold any office, nor title, he is banned from entering One Heaven for one thousand (1,000) years upon his death. |
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This is because for the past two thousand years after members of the bloodlines of the Holly family around the world have introduced new faiths, their message has been contorted by others so that the Holly have been raised up as great prophets, messiahs and even gods, but the message has been corrupted.
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This time there can be no doubt- for the message is clear. Only one soul condemned, all other saved. This cannot be corrupted. Nor can anyone make the Architect to be anything else but a man. |
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To end the reign of evil pretending to be good. To end the era of cursing souls. To end the age of false messiahs, prophets and gurus. |
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The time promised, the End of Days, the beginning of a new and final covenant.
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As it is written, so let is be.
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About: The Architect of One Heaven 
