Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 03:00:30 -0800
Subject: (Clever But Misleading Title Here)
Hello.
Okay so who did I fool? Just when you thought the regauging concept from
our ever so technomystical
Psychotronics Association honcho, Tom Bearden, was the answer to the
univese everything the way yours truly play tiddlywinks with
abstractions, Chroni has probably been One Coyote again for beating
around the bush on this one:
In spite of how elegantly the basic concept seems to fit the bill for
idealizing the function of living organisms, I've said before I've drawn
countless diagrams from imagination of feilds associated with the
chakras that look like the only photos I've seen on the web what you
would otherwise think is in the fraud group of aura photography, namely
the ever so popular hazy photos thing. One website had amongst these
photos showing two circular areas either side of the neck that look like
my drawings.
I called this the "miasmatic" reflux, postulated that unused red chakra
energy was recirculating through the aura and either coming throught the
crown and being blocked on the higher chakras, normally the throat
chakra, or was coming right into a blockage at throat chakra. Sometimes
the throat chakra would actually jump possible quantum values and
"divide", and of course not only do the colored versions imply that a
"redneck" is a pretty good name for this, but there's that tendency to
associate the probable thyroid problems with some of the less pretty
underbelly of Southern Living at it's more pronounced, melancholic
livers from fried foods etc etc. Intolerance being a likely resultant
state to name one.
I can't be that sure, for one such a cluster of problems would be pretty
dodgy without faith in the *thyrogeneralist* (my term?) trend of Langer
& Scheer et al, blaming all medical problems on the thyroid anyway,
tentatively.
And I don't know why, call it intuition, but I just try to put This in
the neat little regauging category, and on the one hand regauging is
what can get one out of it, but it's regauging that might have got one
in as well. And while that's not so astounding, I really have to wonder
if I should be saying that behaving like a degenerate semiconductor
biologically is a bright idea. Things along those lines where some of
the secondary terms find their way in. There are works extant in fact
trying to extoll biological superconductivity, it's been a while since
Coherent Biological Excitations turned up in Danah Zohar's book "The
Quantum Self" for me.
So you probably have to get out the Ouija boards to tell what I'm
driving at here and so do I, I have no idea exactly where to take that
at the moment... Probably just thrashed this time of night. But I may be
getting at something... well, now we're all forewarned, I'll try again
when the fog lifts.
Um, but we can think the thingie has a minimum of two time components,
relevant in scalar concepts, just from the way it is said that bad
patterns show up in the aura first, and of course numeous people
including Djwal Kul (sic?) in his book ("Intermediate Studies of the
Human Aura"), refer to creatures like bats and weird symbol stuff
showing up in the aura of people who are kind of..er, different? All I'm
thinking is a blockage of the crown chakra that starts pushing images
outward into the aura... soon to be followed by the demoniacal spinning
head trick illusion and so on?
So this sounds rather similar? And yet I can't nail it down, maybe
because it affects each person differently? I mean you know what I'm
getting at is that this kind of blockage and buildup is lethal to anyone
who is mortal.
And you know me, I will swear to you that the Thyroids are an issue from
Vampires to Hercules to The Holy Grail, and one even less lucid in
Mundania seems to be one I noticed, the closer it gets to the Big Event
in the X-tain manual, the more it sounds like an allegory layer about
the ossification of the thyroids is going on. Obviously, things
attractive to the throat chakra conciousness are all throughout the book
and emphasized Very heavily.
I also did some advanced stuff on correspondences
to astrological anatomy. Way back at Mediumship, you realize that the
departed may be connected to their remains which are connected to earth,
which is very SiO2, quartz. And the earth is a more pleasant possibility
to think where is the matter used by an apparition really repercussing
from rather than think it's sucking the guts right of the participants.
So what would you predict if you hadn't read this yet, that owing to
these correspondences (Si02=Jupiter/Sagittarius=Thighs) that the thighs
would be one of any two places on the body that get the illusion of
being distorted in these processes. As far as I know, that's correct,
the thighs and the stomach region.
So you know, it's hopefully not just like I'm elaborating on my own
ignorance, I Have seen what seem to be patterns that allow this to
proceed as a science, predictions can be correct based on it. But I am a
long way from understanding it without more spontaneous benefits from my
own intuition.
And sometimes it just makes me want to wear a torc made by real ancient
magical craftsmen. Probably dwarves who refuse to ventilate the smoky
caverns where they labor...
Hmmm, *even I'm* stumped...(ROFL)
Peace!
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Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 06:45:23 -0800
Subject: Top Ten Reasons...
Hello.
Chroni Apolloni da Poni's TOP TEN REASONS THAT IF THE ANCIENTS HAD THE
ELIXIR OF YOUTH IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD THROUGHOUT THE LAND, WHY
THE ANCIENT
TOMBS ARE FULL OF DEAD STIFFS NONETHELESS....
sbk^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^sbk
10. They were clones born dead for the sake of spare parts (BTW, the
tabloids say we already went past headless froggies.)
9. They are an exhibit of powers of the life force
(one modern pyramid text reads that the mummies still had auras).
8. They are a product of an ancient sense of humor. Did you see the look
on our faces? They could have died laughing.
7. This is basically their opinion of royalty: Let's pickle these rich
b*st*rds and take their brains out through their nose.
6. They were supposed to come back to life when the tombs opened, show
us that there is no such thing as death, and lead us all into a golden
age of heaven on earth until some Roman dipsticks ran off with the
limestone casings.
5. They were practicing the Casteneda method of immortality though eagle
appeasement: Give the earth one body and it won't think to ask for your
real one. (James Clerk Maxwell, absorbtion and emission). Some editions of Manly Palmer
Hall’s “Secret Teachings of All Ages” imply this, along with an illustration.
4. They all thought they were Houdini and they were supposed to be outta
there a long time ago.
3. They knew the Age of Aquarius was coming and they didn't want to be
here and we actually trying to be as dead as possible and I don't blame
them. (Um, have you ever thought of using your vibrator to relieve
tension by actually applying it to the tense muscles themselves? I
didn't think so. Oh go ahead and deny all Aquarians are jaded extremists
in a state of denial, probably collective. That's okay all your friends
deny it, too.)
2. I bet they taste like beef jerky, I'm Long outta pop-tarts.
but my Favorite...
1. When have you Ever seen anyone do such an exquisite job of tormening
necrophiliacs?
Peace!
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(Digest 33)
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 16:40:03 -0800
Subject: Re: A Flurry of Stories: Exorcism today
Hello.
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner; then again I don't know
how much help I'm going to be here.
For one thing, I was going to get the basic list of banishing herbs from
Conway's *Celtic Magic* since my belief is that these operate
independent of ritual and so forth.
Unfortunately, someone has their wires crossed on some of it, I could
have sworn that Wormwood which I should know like the back of my hand,
is a banishment, not a binder, but it says otherwise.
And as you know if you've been reading my posts, I don't have a clear
understanding of process when it comes to hauntings, I try, but...
All I have to fall back on is astrology here; I keep saying that I think
negative signs are less distinguishable from their negative opposites,
note that what you are describing is characterisic of BOTH negative
Taurus (materialism) and negative Scorpio (control).
Normally, we hear that Taurus *is love*, as we do also of Leo (the ruler
is Venus of course). Scorpio can regress to Libra OR go foreward to
Sagittarius fairly easily, IMHExperience.
I think you could build the energy up to positive with
appropriately-ruled herbs.
But of course I have an unorthodox view of it all, I guess, if someone's
last hold on connection to the physical were to an object, I can't
moralize definitively. After all in many cultures this very thing is
supposed to be not only acceptible but even welcomed; only the character
of expression or behavior would be in question here, and I'm sure
sometimes entities may have to resort to austere
doings just to get someone's attention.
You of course are aware of my view of Genesis, namely the #1 evil
presence is little more than exemplary of the higest powers of good
having to dress up scary if that's the only way to get the job done? It
IS well founded IMHO, or at least well reasoned.
Then again, I must also be notorious for my "hysterical-reductionist"
approach by now? I don't know really if it's naieve or the correct way
of removing fear from a situation that some entities are supposed to
feed on...
Certain I've been no help whatsoever,
Peace!
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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 17:06:10 -0800
Subject: OCH - Empaths, Sleepaids, and Mayans
Hello.
I might have seen behavioral problems in empaths who aren't in admission
of their own skills, they seemed to get in a pattern of repeating
someone else's behavior they weren't conciously aware of.
I haven't sorted out though completely if it was the only way for
positive things to follow, obviously if I'm saying so it looks like it,
no?, but I would welcome comments and cures in this area nonetheless...
So far, I can see that there Were viable alternatives, potentially
anyway, so this may be that something is very wrong with someone.
Melatonin is one of the first things I've tried, and it just makes me
whacked. Of course, I'm yet in the process of finding out if chronic
infection is an opportunity for critters to mangle certain
neurotransmitters and simliar stuff.
On the Mayans, I've had a vision or two, some very strange stuff I'm
not even sure I want to describe, but I haven't found anything evil or
barbaric in it, really quite the contrary. The place in my vision
actually exists, it turns out, FWIW.
I sort of run into alot of authories supporting the boodshed/ sacrifice
who are either likely to insist this out of an obvious jaded streak, or
who seem kind of tongue in cheek about it judging from their
expressions. Of course, I don't get out alot...
There's a favorite Aztec example I have from Sahagun's "General History
of the Things of New Spain" v 7, it's supposed to be a priest and some
attendants cutting out a victim's heart.
The problem is that the attendants are almost an anomaly, *everyone
agrees* they had a stupefying drug ready to give the *victims*, they
weren't physically forced to participate, in fact they were supposed to
be indoctorinated with propoganda that made them feel this was a huge
honor! There's also a stunning lack of detail of something as memorable
as the inside of the chest.
My view is that it's a medical proceedure done by the
preist-king-Healer, the heart is actually a large chili-pepper or
milkweed relative's fruit, and the plant contains a heart medicine of
the type of digitalis, and is being applied topically/ locally, which
may be safer, I had heard of it being done on the radio some years back,
I apologize for not having persued it further, but Janis B. Alcorn's
*Huastec Mayan Ethnobotany* book does in fact refer to this very kind of
medicine, using the chili pepper relative rather than a Sarcostemma from
the milkweeds, so the fruit would look red and applying the juice would
look like blood.
I also apologize for not having put this on my webpage yet... anyone
know if the drawing from Sahagun is on line anywhere?
The rack of skulls thing is hard to talk about, I'd sound like I was
advocating it, maybe, if I said it was nothing to get alarmed about. But
I don't even know for a fact that they're real, so maybe I can weasel
out of that :-)
The cultural parallels stuff is really fascinating, isn't it? I've seen
some long lists of it, but it amazes me that I never recall having heard
anyone be outright with saying there's amazing resemblance between Mayan
artwork and Celtic artwork sometimes. That may yet help to totally
understand both?
Peace!
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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 17:42:25 -0800
Subject: Strange Brews, the Series...
Hello.
More a' my nearly Quantum-Magick?
Lo, for I have, eccentrically, with all the twisted glee of someone who
would put mandarin marmelade on a peice of burnt spam (Ick!), decide
that it is time for someone to mix the words REGAUGING and WAVE FUNCTION
in the same bowl, blend with a beater for three minutes, bake at 475*
for half an hour and season lightly...
Yeah yeah, I know quit tellin' everyone about it and go tell a search
engine. I was just thinking that (g)... okay I will, so... wish me
luck...
Pray for a miracle, the rest there's a trick to, or my name's not... er,
what was it again? Um then again wave function alone got a lot of hits,
I think...
Peace!
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(Digest 34)
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 20:02:32 -0800
Subject: Mesoamerican Themes...
Hello.
I really should have tacked this onto the "Chili pepper sacrifice"
story, it's more of a recent addition...
One of the things that such confusion may touch on is the Doctorine of
Signatures, that the healers would think this thing was a heart medicine
because it looked like a heart, and they'd be right, same as witches are
supposed to have plied that trade, and others. I have as much general
information as I could round up on the Doctorine of Signatures on my
home pages, http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/6581
I wouldn't rest this on the basis of likelihood alone, I finally noticed
some of the murals of Cacaxtla were
showing ears of corn as human heads, so that the kernels look like
braincells, and this goes along with ideas that are currently being put
into use in European medicine.
Much like the alchemists having an interesting familiarity with herbs
that may prevent and cure brain damage-- very handy for people who
express such interest in playing with Mercury and Lead and likely the
vapors of the brain killing metals-- the use of Cinnibar pigments by the
Mesoamericans may not be mindless industrial misuse, but something that
did have to address first and foremost it's own rules and tools.
Additionally, I see a lot of what is Likely, this I won't swear to, the
association of the square with themes that may illustrate the use-clues
of the Doctorine of Signatures, in reference to the square stemmed
plants of the mint family. A square with a serpent has been common
enough for me to notice.
I thought I'd bring it up since it's something I hear very little...
okay, so I hear Nothing about this at all from authorities.
If anyone knows any names of that small group of present scholars who
dispute the sacrifice ideas about Mesoamericans, let me know, okay? I
haven't found them, but I know they're there...
A couple of Donald MacKenzie's books reprinted by Senate are really good
cross-cultural studies, I've thought a lot about the Aztec Mugwort
Goddess and how much she has in common with Goddess in the other parts
of the ancient world, and these have helped. The "Pre-Columbian America"
edition is quite good IMHO.
That, and I'm terribly in love with their Magic Mirrors. I have a web
page on that or two, but I don't have good references posted because my
journals are not with me at present, I have a whole page worth. In fact,
I'm probably confusing Sahagun's sacrifice page with the page that seems
to show molecules, can they both be in vol 7 of "--Things of New
Spain"???, sorry if I am. They are both in there Somewhere...
Um, I think that's about all I know that usually gets overlooked,
leaving out Chia? That, and maybe the story of the Mexica and their
Exodus being a little too like the Biblical Exodus is for a reason? (ie,
Mexico has managed to be named after Mugwort and its allies, ie "Moxa";
Biblically this is Wormwood.)
Of course I could be very wrong...
Peace!
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