Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998 05:33:13 -0800
Subject: Disjointed Tangetial Genius de Jeur
Howdy.
I can think of absolutely nothing to rant about, but, hey, why let
that
stop me? Today, let's use a magic mirror as a beam splitter and
see what
happens!
Actually was some slightly nice stuff tonite on the USA-Tesla list
about
time reversing photon experiments...
I ought to resurrect the notion that Astrology also served as a
set of
technical ideas. Maybe sometimes ideas get acted out as pychodrama
by
some who don't realize that (what in the h is one supposed to do
with
repressed omniscience anyway, this and a theory that information
like
energy and matter cannot be destroyed only altered, and don't it
make
you just up and wanna believe Eliphas Levi about how people
usually
process far memory? The same sort of indirectness present in many
other
facets of life...) but to be magickaly useful, we (watch me work)
can do
things like say, Cancer? That sign is self-contained, serves as a
model
of a regauging system that can't lose energy, probably a
current/feild
(cf Ouroboros) model as well (cf Superconductors, stone circles &
accompanying phenomena-levitation etc).
The funny part was when I noticed that the eyes on that damned
crab were
a good expression of the "photon splitting" part of what the Tesla
list
discussed, one eye looking backwards like that backtracking
photon.
Cancer also being the sign too insecure to live without a
replicator
(giggle, just helping the moonsign book stereotype me here) it's
also
near-perfect appropros that this backtracking photon
unit sounds like the stuff in a method of loading a feild matrix
with
matter, only ionized atoms "backtrack" the photon's trajectory. (A
flash
of light, and poof) Not the *cleanest* method mayhaps
but one we may be most close to in *bona fide* reearch.
So what, is the notorious thing about Cancers and Libras
exacerbating
one another's worries of scarcity merely the way the stars remind
us
that this type of system is intrinsic to the scales as
replicators? (cf
Egyptian motifs.
So there you have it, the macrocosm and microcosm are so tightly
knit
that you can get enlightment out of a trip to the zoo, and
anything
serves as a segue into anything else in the mind of a master.
Now, if the zookeepers will just give me some matches to go with
my
banana...
Peace!
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Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998 18:21:07 -0800
Subject: Re: Christians, etc.
Hello.
Thanks. Don't know about anyone else but that's healthy for my
persepective and sense of harmony.
I can sympathize a little bit with her, I mean sometimes it's a
struggle
to stay out of their clutches, and expecially when you can see the
positive things.
I know many who've lost that fight, and I wish I could say I
thought
their "new lives" were any kind of improvement. It can also be
very hard
caught between hardcore Christendom and "Fluffy Bunny" paganism,
seems
all there is to resort to is some vague, fiery kind of being on
guard
and generalism to defend yourself.
Around my turf, anyway, the worst kind end up after the most
vulnerable.
I'd have probably ended up with them if I weren't dwelling on the
negative, or being bluntly honest: "Look, are you ministering
charity or
seeing how many civil rights violations you can get away
with?"
I'm still very sensitive, mind you, about a lot of things- their
official policies of "Thank God for AIDS" to "it's the right thing
to do
to burn a witch at the stake".
If they weren't literally force-feeding hopeless dogma down the
truly
desperate like strapping extra weight on a pack mule, knowing full
and
well
that the victims are likely to end up dragging that burden for the
rest
of their lives, they'd probably Be Holy Men.
But yeah, who can afford to run on loathing and disgust for very
long?
I've never found that to be healthy for me.
Better in the end to avoid what is obviously wrong, and to try to
focus
on what we have instead, and it IS good, IMHO...
B*B &
Peace!
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Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 01:47:09 -0800
Subject: The Return of the Regauging Sage...
(regauging: free energy device theory by Tom Beardon, my babblings
about
this being magickally viable, now likely the longest running
thread on
OH)
Hello.
gee, I was almost asleep when I was roused by some leetle
thoughforms
scurrying around...
Soooo. Suppose regauging (*free energy*) concepts can be used to
approach more complicated questions about Kirlian images and the
behavior of what is being imaged, does the leaf phantom return to
the
tree, and all that... You know, picking up where the great idea
that
these are holographic falls slightly short of a plan... Er, is
Dumitrescu's phantom double in a hole in the leaf exemplary?
But it's when I look at Palingenics again and think, gee, is there
time-reversing photon splitting going on? Do all fires do this?
Gee,
maybe fires are just usually too mystical for their own good?
Obviously
I shouldn't have smoked that last banana, because te zookeepers
will be
on me like a ton of bricks for That one: "no, the volume and
duration of
fire is proportional to the quality and density and rate of
vaporization
of the fuel". Or some such depressing
and mundane stuff. Well, maybe.
Of course had any of them wondered if my little charcoal blocks
are
regauging themselves smokeless? Or that castor oil the Egyptians
supposedly used on torches so they wouldn't smoke up the ceilings
of the
pyramid passageways?
Or, there being strains of Castor Bean which resemble the scarab
beetle,
if that is a symbol for regauging (that and rolling a dung ball
back and
forth)
But what is seemingly plausible, in spite of the horrendous
poppycock I
have just suggested about fire, is that the much vaunted eternal
flame
(Blavatsky, "Isis Unveiled", etc.) burning in some secret
Himalayan
sacred cavern or some such thing, with some oiled
asbestos-kinda-stuff
for a wick, could BE an example of a regauging system.
This may be a viable *degenerate semiconductor*
according to Beardon's criteria for regauging systems components?
What next, a car that regauges the fuel back together as quickly
as it
burns it? Shame, Bad Naughty Chroni :-) Here's worse, the fuel can
be
addressed by the magick regauging auto repairman in a box, that
thingie
that makes your vehicle new as fast as it wears.
Must be nice in the fireplace, burning the same log all winter,
save the
trees and pass the ammo...
So... with maybe a match and some magnets, anyone qualified to
make a
radio out of cocoanuts could theoretically have a go at serious
cuts in
fuel consumption? Leaving more money to buy those overpriced
alchemy
reprints...
And of course they never mention regauging when they talk about
recompositing the dilithium crytals, But of course...
Now to one-up the *radio flame damper* trick and start talking
about
regauging fires Out...
But yeah, leading scientists could *almost* get fire to burn
backwards
if they print this post, hold it to their heads, and thump it
against
the wall, for those who haven't quite got the Edgar Cayce trick of
using
a book for a pillow.
And yeah, if him and Blavatsky were so damned smart, why didn't
They...
Oh well.
Peace!
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Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 02:59:10 -0800
Subject: Interesting Links?
Hello.
Encyclopedia of Medical Folklore
http://www.si.umich.edu/~lija/design/inde1.html
The Dreamweaver's Web Page Links
http://www.webcom.com/dreamwvr/links.html
"herbs"
http://webmill.com/WebSleuth/new/herbs.shtml
Peace!
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Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 03:22:48 -0800
Subject: Fwd: "Witche's Milk", Pt 2.
Hello.
Here's part two of our off-season re-run.
Thought I'd mention I was just recently informed that Stith
Thompson's
whopping Motif Index is now available on CD-ROM for @ $300. Those
who
like pestering their local libraries now have a new and worthwhile
goal...
Peace!
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