It's becoming like a bit of a 'fugue' around here.
Maybe you've noticed.
What's been going on is that I am 'doing stuff' (that cannot be talked about yet) and things are happening, but I am posting a little bit behind the curve...
Still it's okay.
We have to get some important ideas across first and these take time to convey fully.
I am personally having something of a party with Elves down here. For real.
Santa Maria Novella wax tablets... Very good little things. |
But don't worry. You'll be there soon enough - if some mightn't already have 'gotten there.'
Those of you who are going to receive in your mail after a short while now, important things, well, keep in mind these are the real things - you can get vaguely 'commercially-available' kinds of the same things up to a point but frankly, it's unrealistic to expect that today's manufacturers all necessarily have carried forward the underlying point of it all, though not to say those one or two whose names I have mentioned are not in command of the traditions. They certainly are as far as I can ascertain. They know the ways to make these things. And they have been in the luxury magazine press in interviews at least indicating that indeed these things come from ancient alchemy ideas and purposes.
So some of the older people there must know about the meanings involved.
Possibly. Or very likely or at least up to a point anyway.
There are still ingredients that you will not (yet) receive in the mail but let's make a start nonetheless.
What you should be targeting at eventually formulating, or 'concocting'(!), is what you can see here in this pic about the Santa Maria Novella medicinal cordials. These were explained to Forbes Magazine as originally being literally used for medicinal purposes at meals.
Santa Maria Novella - Florentine medicinal cordials. |
When you realize that a range of modern drugs used (and some are not approved in the USA by the way, but used widely elsewhere around the world) to 'treat' all kinds of pathological conditions from general depression to anxiety and even dementia - were developed originally as 'crowd control toxins...'
Seroquel, for instance.
Cholorobenzylidenemalononitrile is a nerve agent. It is a Central Nervous System agonist and a very very powerful one at that. Clonidine is one of the suite of CNS agonist drugs basically developed from crowd and riot control toxins. Except nowadays the big companies have taken every possible step to blot out the history of that on the internet. Instead, the standard and well-known things like Sarin and VX are mentioned widely as if these were the only ones ever experimented with.
The fact is every single one of the ADD/ADHD 'treatments' prescribed medically today have shady pasts in the field of military and 'police' experiments.
The products that early proto-chemists made had no such malicious entry-points into society.
They are not designed to stop you from seeing Elves and Fairies. Or believing in things usually unseen... Rather the opposite, to be frank.
An interesting aspect to this new book out about the life of young Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, is that he mentions that he is an 'occasional magical thinker.'
They asked if you wanted this optional extra, Bill? |
Interesting.
It's fine by me, especially since so many people around these days, thanks to the 'medically-prescribed drugs' that they are all on, are not thinkers even at all.
I am not a magical thinker, even though from the outside a lot of people would love to say that I am.
Just because I can have real Elves and Fairies turn up with real gold and silver in their finely-manicured real hands does not make me a 'magical thinker.'
I am not interested in them not turning up, and merely being some kind of figment of my or someone's imagination.
And I am not encouraging anyone to be 'magical thinkers.'
What I want you to be are actual thinkers.
But as they say -, to primitive people, what advanced people do will seem like magic.
LOL
Human beings are very primitive people.
Hope you were paying attention to that last song like I said: