The Meteor Of Smyrna

A couple of days ago, a very beautiful blue explosion took place above the city of Izmir, in Turkey, which is the second largest urban center in the Aegean (after Athens).

It has a current population roughly the same as today's Singapore island city-state.

Izmir meteor sky flash. That was night-time.
People living there thought 'Doomsday' had come
or that it was a nuclear explosion.

'Izmir' - a word that comes from the plant substance 'myrrh,' is also called 'Smyrna.'

For some strange reason the falling meteor exploded in the clouds just above the city and no one was hurt. And it made a lovely bright blue and lingering flash in the night sky.

The Chinese government - copying ideas as they always do, this time from the Japanese government - have literally been working on actual projects aimed at maneuvering rocks in space so that they can hit satellites, mostly. You'd think this was an utterly ridiculous idea - except the Japanese have already succeeded in doing it (not hitting satellites!). The Japanese landed devices onto some space rocks, then fired controlled jets which were able to move the objects.

So human beings can do lots of things. Amazing.

Smyrna, to occultists, is a symbol of medicine. This is where Theon of Smyrna lived. Theon is one of the greatest mathematicians and philosophers of all time, but his works and ideas are part of the extreme occult world. 

So much of what you read about today goes in this form: 'So-and-so said about the secret mysteries (or whatever secret thing) such-and-such...'

Well, in fact, 'so-and-so' didn't say anything of value since so-and-so hardly was in a position to know those things; those kinds of writers simply wrote about what they had heard, and publicized what they then believed - none of which would have been actually true about the subject matter on which they were writing and making speculations.

This is the case with 'Theon of Smyrna.'

It isn't myrrh inside that
burning tree, but it is an oil
that burns at a very high temperature.

What we have today - modern science and medicine - is properly traced back to the Empiric School and the Methodic School and their tussle over how to treat sicknesses and diseases and physical problems. These were opponents of the more ancient 'Dogmatic School' which followed what they held were the authentic and authoritative teachings of Hippocrates. 

The Alexandrian School differed from all of those other ones, although once again, common knowledge blurs the reality of the Alexandrian School with a movement that used the resource and that was in fact, the Empiric School as such. 

The Empiric School is not fundamentally different in its thinking to the modern Karl Popper-based scientific academic consensus approach, and held that Nature is not knowable or understandable at all in terms of any over-arching or underlying 'motives' or motivations in Nature.

The state religion, de facto, for instance, of a place like Singapore is 'Methodist' and this is essentially not different to the Methodic School of the ancient classical world - even though they are superficially not connected. Although it is not recorded in Wikipedia, for countless years, the then Prime Minister of Singapore claimed to be a Methodist, and then later he was linked to very wealthy and powerful globalist Christian meditation groups and also to orthodox Buddhism of the Confucian kind, after having also claimed to be atheist. And he was many times on record as saying the Singaporean population was designed to be following a kind of 'Methodism.'

Now I have to admit to wasting a lot of time here, in covering these sorts of things, instead of heading straight to the deep philosophy of the occult - which is where I really wanted to head here.

The reason is so that it is never unexpected (to you), when things happen on the world stage - or even in your own personal lives...

Good camera angle.

I mean sure, we can just bury our heads in the sand, so to speak, or 'dwell inside a virtual cave,' and achieve the Eudaimonia by entertaining ourselves with the more practical and Earthly productions of the great philosopher Epicurus of Samos - which is not really all that far from Smyrna, not far at all - but that would not be true to his over all philosophy anyway!

In the case of present-day Turkey, its ruler is a dictator. ...You see, the true picture of the public words of some great thinker located within that kind of context, any kind of context like that - is that they never will say just exactly what they mean in the face of such a dangerous dictatorship. So, those things they know about are utterly secret. We know about them today, we don't actually know them.

If there is something extraordinarily useful and valuable and even powerful, in the context of problematic societies run by laughing pack animals, those who possess such knowledge or information keep it tightly to themselves or between themselves and whomever else there is some viable reason to impart it (to) -, as well as determining that such a person is a responsible person.

Don't drink and drive, okay? Even if it is the
Holy Grail.

Certainly, there have been suicidal individuals who say things openly, even when it is ill-advised in terms of what the personal consequences then will be.

But a clever person, possessing a lot of valuable and powerful information - will simply use it for themselves.

And which is not to say they will not have their own eyes up and looking around them in order to observe the external conditions and making assessments therefrom to decide whether to go to certain places, or to stay away from others. Or to do certain things, and refrain from certain others.

The 'when' to do with the Eudaimonic outcome - is now.

And I honestly promise to get back to that ASAP.